cross sectoral innovation and investment. indeed, and all of that is much more complicated. so i m wondering if there truly is very much we can learn, take away, from the moon landing experience. because as i said already, it was akin to a sort of war mission. it was presented byjfk and others to the us public as something that mattered to the very future and security of the united states of america. easy for people to understand. some of the stuff you ve just outlined about the challenges facing us as a species today are not so easy for people to understand. but, you know, beating the russians wasn t easy either. so my point is not, because that would be foolish, to copy and paste the apollo mission on our social problems. the point is, if we begin with our challenges today, which i believe are the sustainable development goals, because every country in the world has signed up to them, these are the 17 sustainable development goals with 169 targets beneath them that the un led on,
procurement policy, to really crowd in bottom up solutions across multiple different sectors. because it wasn tjust aerospace, it was also nutrition, electronics, material software. so the problems we have today, which are much harder, you re absolutely right we have wicked problems, they re social, societal they also, though, require government to change its structure. they require a different form of public private partnership, and they especially need cross sectoral innovation and investment. indeed, and all of that is much more complicated. so i m wondering if there truly is very much we can learn, take away, from the moon landing experience. because as i said already, it was akin to a sort of war mission. it was presented byjfk and others to the us public as something that mattered to the very future and security of the united states of america. easy for people to understand. some of the stuff you ve just outlined about the challenges facing us as a species today are not so ea
of public private partnership, and they especially need cross sectoral innovation and investment. indeed, and all of that is much more complicated. so i m just wondering if there truly is very much we can learn, take away from the moon landing experience. because as i said already, it was akin to a sort of war mission. it was presented byjfk and others to the us public as something that mattered to the very future and security of the united states of america. easy for people to understand. some of the stuff you ve just outlined about the challenges facing us as a species today are not so easy for people to understand. but, you know, beating the russians wasn t easy either. so my point is not, because that would be foolish, to copy and paste the apollo mission on our social problems. the point is, if we begin with our challenges today, which i believe are the sustainable development goals, because every country in the world has signed up to them, these are the 17 sustainable development
it required a design of the tools, for example, procurement policy, to really crowd in bottom up solutions across multiple different sectors. because it wasn tjust aerospace, it was also nutrition, electronics, material software. so the problems we have today, which are much harder, you re absolutely right, we have wicked problems, they re social, societal, they also, though, require government to change its structure. they require a different form of public private partnership, and they especially need cross sectoral innovation and investment. indeed, and all of that is much more complicated. so i m wondering if there truly is very much we can learn, take away, from the moon landing experience. because as i said already, it was akin to a sort of war mission. it was presented byjfk and others to the us public as something that mattered to the very future and security of the united states of america. easy for people to understand. some of the stuff you ve just outlined about the challen