So I had 50 overall summaries done.

So I'm going to end it there.

Yes, maybe just to round off.

I should now like to summarize them.

A summing up.

One P 3 to undertake lessons learned and develop good practices with regard to rapid response

So I thought, I probably have to take this one step further here and create summaries of the summaries and this is exactly what I did.

But this little excerpt is a very good summary of what he was saying during the interview.

And I'd like to tell you the story in three acts, and if I have time still, an epilogue.

So what if I don't let people summarize individual TEDTalks to six words, but give them 10 TEDTalks at the same time and say, Please do a six word summary for that one.

(k) Lessons learned and best practices

So I took the 600 summaries that I had, put them into nine groups according to the ratings that the talks had originally received on TED.com and asked people to do summaries of those.

Let me summarize it, for the business people in the audience, with three rules, three basic rules.

All bad things end up lonely.

I like to think of what I do as a probability wave.

All right, let me then finish off with four general statements, an example and two aphorisms.

He summed it up, really, at a dinner.

So I want to conclude with two things.

Because if you do the math, you have a thousand TEDTalks, the pay 10 cents each you have to do more than one summary for each of those talks, because some of them will probably be, or are, really bad.

So just to finalize, we're all individual.

So I'm going to end here with a short video clip that sort of brings all this together.

Let me leave the last words to someone who's rapidly becoming a hero of mine, Humphrey Davy, who did his science at the turn of the 19th century.

In that regard, his delegation supported the proposals to take stock of the work of the Working Group on an Agenda for Development so as to see what had been accomplished and where its work was leading.

And if you want to summarize in one just single word, well, this is what we're trying to do.

I want to wrap up, but I want to close with what I take to be the four lessons from Sergio's life on this question of how do we prevent evil from prevailing, which is how I would have framed the question.

and lay something heavy across your skull and end this once and for all!

The challenge here is, if I try to systematically do this, I would probably end up with a lot of summaries, but not with many friends in the end.

Of those cards having the same general classification... the sorting machine rejected all but one possibility.

Now I'm going to close with a video that is kind of unusual.

And this is called the degree of a node, or the number of connections that a node has.

So that's the let me wrap up, this is the package.

I just want to give you a quick overview.

Well now, to sum up the situation...

Well to sum up, it boils down to one thing Don't negotiate with terrorists.

Fred's working on some kind of report for headquarters tonight.

But I'm reporting back to you to say quite simply that you can define how strong a democracy is by how its government treats its child.

You should have always a structure of living and working together.

This is not a summary that binds you to anything.

Well in the end, I'll just end with a story.

So I want to end very quickly on a positive note.

And so, I've got about 20 seconds left, so if I'm going to leave you with anything, last decade was the decade of social.

And I didn't allow any low cost countries to work on this, but I found out I could get a six word summary for just 10 cents, which I think is a pretty good price.

So I'd like to conclude with a physical metaphor.

I thought Mr. Egeland's last paragraph really summed it up security and stability actually go hand in hand with humanitarian crises.

Turns out we kind of do a reasonable job.