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I don't believe that you can fix someone
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that was never my goal here
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Daniel was 14 when the bomb hit hiding
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behind a tree saved his life but after
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losing both of his arms he said he
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wished it hadn't he had lived two years
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without arms daniel is just one of over
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50,000 amputees left in the wake of the
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bloodiest war Africa has ever known
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the plan was to go to Sudan and 3d print
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prosthetic arms for Daniel but that was
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just the beginning we wanted to leave
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his village with the tools and knowledge
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of how to create these prosthetics long
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after we had gone I still pinch myself
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the fact that I was able to teach a
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group of people to print many who had
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never worked with computers before and
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never seen a 3d printer before and I
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taught them how to make arms that's what
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technology has the potential to do I
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have a process and the process is you
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commit and then you figure out how the
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heck you're gonna do it
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the second I saw this story about Daniel
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I didn't need to reread it when you look
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at a picture of a boy with bandaged
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stump arms and what do you do you just
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that's too bad
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and close the computer and go to bed
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what do you do you can't put the pieces
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back together in someone else's life but
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maybe if we print them new pieces
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they'll start to learn to put them back
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together themselves
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you
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