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The Toilet of the Future | Aldo Jansel | TEDxCancún


[Applause]

[Applause] where will the toilet of the future come

where will the toilet of the future come

where will the toilet of the future come from when will it arrive and what is it

from when will it arrive and what is it

from when will it arrive and what is it going to look like for an answer to this

going to look like for an answer to this

going to look like for an answer to this question I looked at the Earth’s

question I looked at the Earth’s

question I looked at the Earth’s writer’s minds people working in

writer’s minds people working in

writer’s minds people working in exploration of Antarctica space and Mars

exploration of Antarctica space and Mars

exploration of Antarctica space and Mars first Antarctica as you can imagine it’s

first Antarctica as you can imagine it’s

first Antarctica as you can imagine it’s very cold there and there are about 60

very cold there and there are about 60

very cold there and there are about 60 research stations from all over the

research stations from all over the

research stations from all over the world working in doing research in

world working in doing research in

world working in doing research in Antarctica and I ask the obvious

Antarctica and I ask the obvious

Antarctica and I ask the obvious question how do they go to the bathroom

so first to get water they dig a deep

so first to get water they dig a deep well from which they melt water and then

well from which they melt water and then

well from which they melt water and then once they have well big enough they get

once they have well big enough they get

once they have well big enough they get all the waste water including poop and

all the waste water including poop and

all the waste water including poop and they discharge in this ice pits in

they discharge in this ice pits in

they discharge in this ice pits in Antarctica so not much to learn there

how about in space nASA has a 23 point 4

how about in space nASA has a 23 point 4 million dollar toilet it separately

million dollar toilet it separately

million dollar toilet it separately collects urine and faeces the urine gets

collects urine and faeces the urine gets

collects urine and faeces the urine gets recycled along with astronauts tears and

recycled along with astronauts tears and

recycled along with astronauts tears and sweat and they get to drink all that so

sweat and they get to drink all that so

sweat and they get to drink all that so I thought that was promising how about

I thought that was promising how about

I thought that was promising how about astronaut poop

astronaut poop

astronaut poop what happens to it well it gets

what happens to it well it gets

what happens to it well it gets dehydrated and compacted and stuffed

dehydrated and compacted and stuffed

dehydrated and compacted and stuffed into a space trash can it’s called

into a space trash can it’s called

into a space trash can it’s called progress and the Russians built it

progress and the Russians built it

progress and the Russians built it so once progress is full of trash and

so once progress is full of trash and

so once progress is full of trash and astronaut poop it’s fired towards Earth

astronaut poop it’s fired towards Earth

astronaut poop it’s fired towards Earth and as it enters our atmosphere it

and as it enters our atmosphere it

and as it enters our atmosphere it catches fire and it burns like a

catches fire and it burns like a

catches fire and it burns like a shooting star

that’s progress so next time we see a

that’s progress so next time we see a shooting star let’s all make a wish for

shooting star let’s all make a wish for

shooting star let’s all make a wish for a better space toilet and how about Mars

a better space toilet and how about Mars

a better space toilet and how about Mars back in September I got to ask

back in September I got to ask

back in September I got to ask Elon Musk one of the main forces behind

Elon Musk one of the main forces behind

Elon Musk one of the main forces behind Mars exploration if his company is

Mars exploration if his company is

Mars exploration if his company is working on a toilet for Mars CNN called

working on a toilet for Mars CNN called

working on a toilet for Mars CNN called my question bizarre and a lot of people

my question bizarre and a lot of people

my question bizarre and a lot of people called me stupid

called me stupid

called me stupid I mean who asks Elon Musk if he’s

I mean who asks Elon Musk if he’s

I mean who asks Elon Musk if he’s working on a toilet the same person who

working on a toilet the same person who

working on a toilet the same person who read the NASA technology roadmaps

read the NASA technology roadmaps

read the NASA technology roadmaps technology area number six section 1.3.1

technology area number six section 1.3.1

technology area number six section 1.3.1 which says that NASA is looking for a

which says that NASA is looking for a

which says that NASA is looking for a better space toilet and to get to Mars

better space toilet and to get to Mars

better space toilet and to get to Mars we’re going to have to develop one by

we’re going to have to develop one by

we’re going to have to develop one by 2021 and if we’re going to be

2021 and if we’re going to be

2021 and if we’re going to be self-sustaining in Mars we’re going to

self-sustaining in Mars we’re going to

self-sustaining in Mars we’re going to have to figure out a better toilet but

have to figure out a better toilet but

have to figure out a better toilet but what’s wrong with our toilets why can’t

what’s wrong with our toilets why can’t

what’s wrong with our toilets why can’t we just bring our toilets from earth to

we just bring our toilets from earth to

we just bring our toilets from earth to space the fact is that it’s not only

space the fact is that it’s not only

space the fact is that it’s not only space toilets that need to be improved

space toilets that need to be improved

space toilets that need to be improved it’s the toilet that you and I use today

it’s the toilet that you and I use today

it’s the toilet that you and I use today including in this very same building to

including in this very same building to

including in this very same building to learn a little bit more about the

learn a little bit more about the

learn a little bit more about the shortcomings of our toilet I wanted to

shortcomings of our toilet I wanted to

shortcomings of our toilet I wanted to share with you four experiences that

share with you four experiences that

share with you four experiences that happened to me this summer the first is

happened to me this summer the first is

happened to me this summer the first is the Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro

the Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro

the Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro and I’m not sure if you guys remember

and I’m not sure if you guys remember

and I’m not sure if you guys remember but the whole world found out that the

but the whole world found out that the

but the whole world found out that the waters of Guanabara Bay was contaminated

waters of Guanabara Bay was contaminated

waters of Guanabara Bay was contaminated with sewage and that any athlete that

with sewage and that any athlete that

with sewage and that any athlete that swimming there risked getting sick I

swimming there risked getting sick I

swimming there risked getting sick I wonder how many of you know about a

wonder how many of you know about a

wonder how many of you know about a triathlon that happened in Washington DC

triathlon that happened in Washington DC

triathlon that happened in Washington DC shortly after that there’s a river

shortly after that there’s a river

shortly after that there’s a river called Potomac River in the nation’s

called Potomac River in the nation’s

called Potomac River in the nation’s capital right by the White House and

capital right by the White House and

capital right by the White House and this triathlon competition swimming

this triathlon competition swimming

this triathlon competition swimming portion was canceled

portion was canceled

portion was canceled for the same reasons as rio de janeiro

for the same reasons as rio de janeiro

for the same reasons as rio de janeiro that is too much fecal matter in the

that is too much fecal matter in the

that is too much fecal matter in the river after that I was in Miami and for

river after that I was in Miami and for

river after that I was in Miami and for a weekend and there was a health warning

a weekend and there was a health warning

a weekend and there was a health warning advisory against swimming in the waters

advisory against swimming in the waters

advisory against swimming in the waters of South Beach for the same reasons too

of South Beach for the same reasons too

of South Beach for the same reasons too much sewage in the beach and earlier

much sewage in the beach and earlier

much sewage in the beach and earlier this summer I was here in Cancun and I

this summer I was here in Cancun and I

this summer I was here in Cancun and I swam from cocoon to Isla Mujeres and

swam from cocoon to Isla Mujeres and

swam from cocoon to Isla Mujeres and even though I was in the water for hours

even though I was in the water for hours

even though I was in the water for hours I saw no major wildlife or coral life so

I saw no major wildlife or coral life so

I saw no major wildlife or coral life so why is there so much sewage in all of

why is there so much sewage in all of

why is there so much sewage in all of our waters no matter where you are rich

our waters no matter where you are rich

our waters no matter where you are rich or poor countries to learn a little bit

or poor countries to learn a little bit

or poor countries to learn a little bit about that we need to understand where

about that we need to understand where

about that we need to understand where our modern sanitation system came from

our modern sanitation system came from

our modern sanitation system came from and it all we have to thank London and

and it all we have to thank London and

and it all we have to thank London and Industrial Revolution because that’s

Industrial Revolution because that’s

Industrial Revolution because that’s when a lot of people moved in from the

when a lot of people moved in from the

when a lot of people moved in from the countryside into the city of London and

countryside into the city of London and

countryside into the city of London and back then in the 1850s there were a lot

back then in the 1850s there were a lot

back then in the 1850s there were a lot of cholera typhoid dysentery and

of cholera typhoid dysentery and

of cholera typhoid dysentery and hepatitis outbreaks because when the

hepatitis outbreaks because when the

hepatitis outbreaks because when the washcloths came together people didn’t

washcloths came together people didn’t

washcloths came together people didn’t know what to do with all the waste water

know what to do with all the waste water

know what to do with all the waste water so they just did septic tanks but then

so they just did septic tanks but then

so they just did septic tanks but then since a lot of people start getting sick

since a lot of people start getting sick

since a lot of people start getting sick the city leaders had the brilliant and

the city leaders had the brilliant and

the city leaders had the brilliant and expeditious idea of channeling all the

expeditious idea of channeling all the

expeditious idea of channeling all the waste water into the Thames River and

waste water into the Thames River and

waste water into the Thames River and that’s how our modern sanitation system

that’s how our modern sanitation system

that’s how our modern sanitation system was born in fact sewage comes from C

was born in fact sewage comes from C

was born in fact sewage comes from C ward or towards the sea so the fact that

ward or towards the sea so the fact that

ward or towards the sea so the fact that today in most cities around the world

today in most cities around the world

today in most cities around the world we have sewage in our rivers is no

we have sewage in our rivers is no

we have sewage in our rivers is no accident it’s by design but one of the

accident it’s by design but one of the

accident it’s by design but one of the most harmful shortcomings of our modern

most harmful shortcomings of our modern

most harmful shortcomings of our modern sanitation system is that it wastes a

sanitation system is that it wastes a

sanitation system is that it wastes a lot of water the bathroom in your house

lot of water the bathroom in your house

lot of water the bathroom in your house is a single largest user of water in

is a single largest user of water in

is a single largest user of water in your household as much as 30 percent

your household as much as 30 percent

your household as much as 30 percent since the 1850s we haven’t really

since the 1850s we haven’t really

since the 1850s we haven’t really improved

improved

improved intention we have lacked innovation in

intention we have lacked innovation in

intention we have lacked innovation in this area because we stopped thinking

this area because we stopped thinking

this area because we stopped thinking about it and I think the worst side

about it and I think the worst side

about it and I think the worst side effect of our lack of innovation in this

effect of our lack of innovation in this

effect of our lack of innovation in this area is the fact that one third of the

area is the fact that one third of the

area is the fact that one third of the world’s population lacks access to

world’s population lacks access to

world’s population lacks access to sanitation three billion people just

sanitation three billion people just

sanitation three billion people just look at the two people next to you and

look at the two people next to you and

look at the two people next to you and you are the one without a toilet how

you are the one without a toilet how

you are the one without a toilet how would you go about your day and I was

would you go about your day and I was

would you go about your day and I was very unsatisfied with this modern

very unsatisfied with this modern

very unsatisfied with this modern sanitation system because I want

sanitation system because I want

sanitation system because I want everyone in the whole world to have a

everyone in the whole world to have a

everyone in the whole world to have a toilet and a water flushing toilet

toilet and a water flushing toilet

toilet and a water flushing toilet cannot be the answer to this question so

cannot be the answer to this question so

cannot be the answer to this question so I wanted to see what happened before

I wanted to see what happened before

I wanted to see what happened before 1850 how did we manage sanitation before

1850 how did we manage sanitation before

1850 how did we manage sanitation before then could we learn from history and I

then could we learn from history and I

then could we learn from history and I was very happy to find two great

was very happy to find two great

was very happy to find two great examples one right here in Mexico if you

examples one right here in Mexico if you

examples one right here in Mexico if you recognize that is the valley of central

recognize that is the valley of central

recognize that is the valley of central Mexico during the 16th century that’s

Mexico during the 16th century that’s

Mexico during the 16th century that’s Mexico Tenochtitlan and when the Aztecs

Mexico Tenochtitlan and when the Aztecs

Mexico Tenochtitlan and when the Aztecs first came to the valley they had to

first came to the valley they had to

first came to the valley they had to constantly fight water first because it

constantly fight water first because it

constantly fight water first because it was always flooding their land and

was always flooding their land and

was always flooding their land and second because brackish water was mixing

second because brackish water was mixing

second because brackish water was mixing with fresh water so the Aztecs built

with fresh water so the Aztecs built

with fresh water so the Aztecs built this aqueduct which also worked as dikes

this aqueduct which also worked as dikes

this aqueduct which also worked as dikes and their cosway’s if you look in the

and their cosway’s if you look in the

and their cosway’s if you look in the middle of the of the picture that’s

middle of the of the picture that’s

middle of the of the picture that’s magical to know chitlin but in the

magical to know chitlin but in the

magical to know chitlin but in the beginning it was just a couple of little

beginning it was just a couple of little

beginning it was just a couple of little islands in this shallow Lakes and so the

islands in this shallow Lakes and so the

islands in this shallow Lakes and so the Aztecs had the engineers idea of

Aztecs had the engineers idea of

Aztecs had the engineers idea of building chinampas which was a

building chinampas which was a

building chinampas which was a technology in which they staked out

technology in which they staked out

technology in which they staked out piles into the light shallow lake bed

piles into the light shallow lake bed

piles into the light shallow lake bed and they would backfill it with mud and

and they would backfill it with mud and

and they would backfill it with mud and aquatic plants and that’s how they

aquatic plants and that’s how they

aquatic plants and that’s how they raised themselves above the water level

raised themselves above the water level

raised themselves above the water level when the Europeans arrived they were

when the Europeans arrived they were

when the Europeans arrived they were mesmerised at 10:08 land and how clean

mesmerised at 10:08 land and how clean

mesmerised at 10:08 land and how clean it was and how further the land was and

it was and how further the land was and

it was and how further the land was and the two numbers were also do you

the two numbers were also do you

the two numbers were also do you for plantations in such miracle they are

for plantations in such miracle they are

for plantations in such miracle they are there to this day

there to this day

there to this day and so what did the bathrooms of the

and so what did the bathrooms of the

and so what did the bathrooms of the Aztecs look like first they were very

Aztecs look like first they were very

Aztecs look like first they were very clean they had Thomas callus and steam

clean they had Thomas callus and steam

clean they had Thomas callus and steam baths twice a day but they didn’t have

baths twice a day but they didn’t have

baths twice a day but they didn’t have private bathrooms there were instead

private bathrooms there were instead

private bathrooms there were instead community restrooms in each of the

community restrooms in each of the

community restrooms in each of the canals and what they would do they would

canals and what they would do they would

canals and what they would do they would separately collect urine and faeces just

separately collect urine and faeces just

separately collect urine and faeces just like in the space station the urine had

like in the space station the urine had

like in the space station the urine had many uses like tanning hides the

many uses like tanning hides the

many uses like tanning hides the Thiessen’s were collected also in

Thiessen’s were collected also in

Thiessen’s were collected also in pottery and mixed with limestone or

pottery and mixed with limestone or

pottery and mixed with limestone or firewood ash once the pots were filled

firewood ash once the pots were filled

firewood ash once the pots were filled they would then be taken by canoes to

they would then be taken by canoes to

they would then be taken by canoes to the farmlands where they would be used

the farmlands where they would be used

the farmlands where they would be used as manure that’s right

as manure that’s right

as manure that’s right the Aztecs used human manure to

the Aztecs used human manure to

the Aztecs used human manure to fertilize their fields but they weren’t

fertilize their fields but they weren’t

fertilize their fields but they weren’t the only ones if you look throughout

the only ones if you look throughout

the only ones if you look throughout history the Romans have done it in

history the Romans have done it in

history the Romans have done it in through the cloaca Maxima and in Asia

through the cloaca Maxima and in Asia

through the cloaca Maxima and in Asia the Chinese have also done it through

the Chinese have also done it through

the Chinese have also done it through night soil what the Essex knew and what

night soil what the Essex knew and what

night soil what the Essex knew and what we have forgotten is that there is this

we have forgotten is that there is this

we have forgotten is that there is this thing called the nutrient cycle in

thing called the nutrient cycle in

thing called the nutrient cycle in nature there is no such thing as waste

nature there is no such thing as waste

nature there is no such thing as waste every time that we harvest plants from

every time that we harvest plants from

every time that we harvest plants from the soil we’re removing precious

the soil we’re removing precious

the soil we’re removing precious nutrients and the only way to restore

nutrients and the only way to restore

nutrients and the only way to restore fertility is through manure the Aztecs

fertility is through manure the Aztecs

fertility is through manure the Aztecs didn’t have any cows so they just use

didn’t have any cows so they just use

didn’t have any cows so they just use human manure and the reason that they

human manure and the reason that they

human manure and the reason that they have been able to do that and we can

have been able to do that and we can

have been able to do that and we can also still do that today is because

also still do that today is because

also still do that today is because human manure is a precious ingredient if

human manure is a precious ingredient if

human manure is a precious ingredient if we look at it from a first principles

we look at it from a first principles

we look at it from a first principles perspective from a scientific point of

perspective from a scientific point of

perspective from a scientific point of view we’re going to realize that urine

view we’re going to realize that urine

view we’re going to realize that urine is 95% water urine also has ammonia from

is 95% water urine also has ammonia from

is 95% water urine also has ammonia from which we can get nitrogen

which we can get nitrogen

which we can get nitrogen it also has potassium and phosphate

it also has potassium and phosphate

it also has potassium and phosphate human manure the solids also has 75%

human manure the solids also has 75%

human manure the solids also has 75% water and then nitrogen potassium and

water and then nitrogen potassium and

water and then nitrogen potassium and phosphate

phosphate

phosphate that those are very incredibly rich

that those are very incredibly rich

that those are very incredibly rich nutrients and if you go into the local

nutrients and if you go into the local

nutrients and if you go into the local hardware store

hardware store

hardware store you’re going to buy fertilizer that has

you’re going to buy fertilizer that has

you’re going to buy fertilizer that has exactly those same ingredients

exactly those same ingredients

exactly those same ingredients another example that I found was from my

another example that I found was from my

another example that I found was from my home country Brazil and there were also

home country Brazil and there were also

home country Brazil and there were also many successfully civilizations in the

many successfully civilizations in the

many successfully civilizations in the Amazons back before Europeans arrived

Amazons back before Europeans arrived

Amazons back before Europeans arrived with hundreds of thousands of members

with hundreds of thousands of members

with hundreds of thousands of members and the way that they managed all the

and the way that they managed all the

and the way that they managed all the waste including organic animal and

waste including organic animal and

waste including organic animal and vegetable waste was through this

vegetable waste was through this

vegetable waste was through this practice called biological charcoal or

practice called biological charcoal or

practice called biological charcoal or biochar you can produce biochar through

biochar you can produce biochar through

biochar you can produce biochar through these mounds or also you can do a

these mounds or also you can do a

these mounds or also you can do a barbacoa style cooking under the earth

barbacoa style cooking under the earth

barbacoa style cooking under the earth and biochar is produced like this you

and biochar is produced like this you

and biochar is produced like this you get all the wastes and then you put in

get all the wastes and then you put in

get all the wastes and then you put in these stoves and the secret is to have

these stoves and the secret is to have

these stoves and the secret is to have an oxygen starved environment at which

an oxygen starved environment at which

an oxygen starved environment at which point you have a pyrolysis pyrolysis

point you have a pyrolysis pyrolysis

point you have a pyrolysis pyrolysis means that when you’re cooking an

means that when you’re cooking an

means that when you’re cooking an organic matter you have an evaporation

organic matter you have an evaporation

organic matter you have an evaporation of gases and what remains is this

of gases and what remains is this

of gases and what remains is this charcoal like substance which is full

charcoal like substance which is full

charcoal like substance which is full which is rich in carbon so given the

which is rich in carbon so given the

which is rich in carbon so given the physical and the chemical

physical and the chemical

physical and the chemical characteristics of the charcoal when you

characteristics of the charcoal when you

characteristics of the charcoal when you mix it with the soil you then get water

mix it with the soil you then get water

mix it with the soil you then get water retention nutrient retention and also

retention nutrient retention and also

retention nutrient retention and also the bacteria that are inherently in the

the bacteria that are inherently in the

the bacteria that are inherently in the soil they congregate near the biochar

soil they congregate near the biochar

soil they congregate near the biochar and then they help the plants obtain all

and then they help the plants obtain all

and then they help the plants obtain all the nutrients from the soil kind of like

the nutrients from the soil kind of like

the nutrients from the soil kind of like the bacteria in our stomachs also help

the bacteria in our stomachs also help

the bacteria in our stomachs also help us obtain nutrients from our foods so

us obtain nutrients from our foods so

us obtain nutrients from our foods so back then we knew all of this we were

back then we knew all of this we were

back then we knew all of this we were sustainable we had no other choice this

sustainable we had no other choice this

sustainable we had no other choice this is dr. von Herzen from the climate

is dr. von Herzen from the climate

is dr. von Herzen from the climate foundation he has done a biochar reactor

foundation he has done a biochar reactor

foundation he has done a biochar reactor that we can use

that we can use

that we can use – produced biochar from human manure I

– produced biochar from human manure I

– produced biochar from human manure I used his paper to present a toilet

used his paper to present a toilet

used his paper to present a toilet prototype for Mars and my paper was one

prototype for Mars and my paper was one

prototype for Mars and my paper was one of 25 selected around the world and if

of 25 selected around the world and if

of 25 selected around the world and if Ellen musk is listening I’d like to

Ellen musk is listening I’d like to

Ellen musk is listening I’d like to propose that we’re going to give you

propose that we’re going to give you

propose that we’re going to give you this free of charge the good thing about

this free of charge the good thing about

this free of charge the good thing about using biochar for Mars is that we can

using biochar for Mars is that we can

using biochar for Mars is that we can use the same design here on earth for

use the same design here on earth for

use the same design here on earth for the three billion people who today don’t

the three billion people who today don’t

the three billion people who today don’t have sanitation or a toilet one of the

have sanitation or a toilet one of the

have sanitation or a toilet one of the things that makes me really sad about

things that makes me really sad about

things that makes me really sad about sanitation is that 1.2 million children

sanitation is that 1.2 million children

sanitation is that 1.2 million children under the age of 5 die every year

under the age of 5 die every year

under the age of 5 die every year needlessly just because they don’t have

needlessly just because they don’t have

needlessly just because they don’t have access to sanitation and it’s not their

access to sanitation and it’s not their

access to sanitation and it’s not their fault it’s not like they have to be

fault it’s not like they have to be

fault it’s not like they have to be developed and civilized like us so that

developed and civilized like us so that

developed and civilized like us so that one day they can also poop in their

one day they can also poop in their

one day they can also poop in their waters it’s up to us to change the

waters it’s up to us to change the

waters it’s up to us to change the concept of sanitation

so with all they said what will the

so with all they said what will the toilet of the future look like first of

toilet of the future look like first of

toilet of the future look like first of all it’s going to be waterless water is

all it’s going to be waterless water is

all it’s going to be waterless water is two pressures of a resource for us to

two pressures of a resource for us to

two pressures of a resource for us to contaminate just to transport human

contaminate just to transport human

contaminate just to transport human waste instead we’re going to use vacuum

waste instead we’re going to use vacuum

waste instead we’re going to use vacuum suction the total of the future won’t be

suction the total of the future won’t be

suction the total of the future won’t be thought of as a disposal device instead

thought of as a disposal device instead

thought of as a disposal device instead it’s going to be used to collect

it’s going to be used to collect

it’s going to be used to collect precious nutrients we won’t treat human

precious nutrients we won’t treat human

precious nutrients we won’t treat human waste instead we’re going to enrich

waste instead we’re going to enrich

waste instead we’re going to enrich human manure the toilet of the future

human manure the toilet of the future

human manure the toilet of the future won’t be exclusive so that only a couple

won’t be exclusive so that only a couple

won’t be exclusive so that only a couple of us can use it instead it’s going to

of us can use it instead it’s going to

of us can use it instead it’s going to be universal the toilet of the future is

be universal the toilet of the future is

be universal the toilet of the future is not going to be polluting or wasteful

not going to be polluting or wasteful

not going to be polluting or wasteful it’s going to be sustainable but what

it’s going to be sustainable but what

it’s going to be sustainable but what makes me the happiest about the toilet

makes me the happiest about the toilet

makes me the happiest about the toilet of the future is that we don’t have to

of the future is that we don’t have to

of the future is that we don’t have to wish upon a shooting star

we don’t have to wait for a

we don’t have to wait for a technological miracle from NASA because

technological miracle from NASA because

technological miracle from NASA because if we learn the lessons of our ancestors

if we learn the lessons of our ancestors

if we learn the lessons of our ancestors and if we combine them with current

and if we combine them with current

and if we combine them with current technology then the toilet of the future

technology then the toilet of the future

technology then the toilet of the future already exists thank you

already exists thank you

already exists thank you [Applause]

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