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•AnExplorer's Story Explorer Ben Saunders chills the PopTechaudience with photos of his 1,240 journey from Siberia to Canada earlier this
year.We're into the afternoon's sessions on Day Two.Ben's presentation is an
excellent example of just how diverse the speaker selection is this year.He was the first person in the world to make
a complete crossing of the frozen Arctic Ocean,solo and unsupported.The
expedition was a traumatic one:out of the four solo attempts,Ben was the only
one to reach the North Pole.After experiencing first hand conditions described
by NASA and Environment Canada as ‘the worst on record’,Ben has raised
international awareness regarding the extent to which climate change is
affecting the Arctic.He noticed conditions that were up to 15 degrees warmer
than in 2000,and had to negotiate vast,unprecedented areas of thinning ice
and open water.In discussions in the
coffee room after his talk,no one I talked to can imagine doing this or ever
wanting to do this.Someone from the audience asks the panel about religion.
Ben fumbles for an answer - can you imagine not having a number of reflective
spiritual moments during that lonely,harsh and bitterly cold 72 day journey,
'religious label' or not?His leave behind:"don't underestimate what
'man' is capable of when we have a strong belief system about our goals and
destiny."
•AnExplorer's Story Explorer Ben Saunders chills the PopTechaudience with photos of his 1,240 journey from Siberia to Canada earlier this
year.We're into the afternoon's sessions on Day Two.Ben's presentation is an
excellent example of just how diverse the speaker selection is this year.He was the first person in the world to make
a complete crossing of the frozen Arctic Ocean,solo and unsupported.The
expedition was a traumatic one:out of the four solo attempts,Ben was the only
one to reach the North Pole.After experiencing first hand conditions described
by NASA and Environment Canada as ‘the worst on record’,Ben has raised
international awareness regarding the extent to which climate change is
affecting the Arctic.He noticed conditions that were up to 15 degrees warmer
than in 2000,and had to negotiate vast,unprecedented areas of thinning ice
and open water.In discussions in the
coffee room after his talk,no one I talked to can imagine doing this or ever
wanting to do this.Someone from the audience asks the panel about religion.
Ben fumbles for an answer - can you imagine not having a number of reflective
spiritual moments during that lonely,harsh and bitterly cold 72 day journey,
'religious label' or not?His leave behind:"don't underestimate what
'man' is capable of when we have a strong belief system about our goals and
destiny."
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