<transcript><audio_20> C'est le signe que nous avions perdu l'idée, tout simplement, que nous étions vulnérables. Certainement, certainement. On a oublié. Ça fait partie de la mémoire du risque, finalement. La culture du risque, c'est aussi une mémoire du risque.</transcript><transcript><audio_21> anticipent certainement pas assez. La question de l'inondation, je reviens un petit peu dessus, qui est largement connue, on travaille dessus depuis une vingtaine d'années. La vraie difficulté, et ça c'est le fait métropolitain peut-être, c'est que les métropoles sont des</transcript><transcript><audio_22> À cause des réseaux, notamment, sur les aliments ? Notamment sur des réseaux de fonctionnement extrêmement importants. Alors, c'est l'énergie, ce sont les télécommunications, c'est les systèmes de transport, d'abord, qui irriguent tout un territoire. Donc, une catastrophe sur ces territoires peut se propager de façon...</transcript><video><caption><image_23>The image is a screenshot from a video interview. It shows a man in a suit and tie standing in front of the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France. The man appears to be speaking into a microphone and is looking directly at the camera. The background is a blue sky with white clouds. On the right side of the image, there is a photo of the iconic monument, which is a large, ornate structure with a pointed top and a dome-like structure on top. The monument is surrounded by trees and there are several statues and sculptures scattered around it. The text on the image reads "metropole, comment se reinventer face aux crées?" which translates to "What is the future of the world?" in English.</caption><caption><image_24>The image is a screenshot from a video interview. It shows a man speaking into a microphone in front of a blue background with white polka dots. On the left side of the image, there is a photo of the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, France. The man is wearing a black suit and appears to be in the middle of a speech. The text on the image reads "metropole, comment se réinventer face aux crises?" which translates to "What is the impact of climate change on the world?" in English.</caption></video><caption><image_25>The image is a screenshot from a video interview. It shows a man speaking into a microphone in front of a row of wooden doors. The man is bald and appears to be in his late 40s or early 50s. He is wearing a dark suit and has a serious expression on his face. The background is a blue polka dot pattern. The text on the image reads "metropole, comment se réinventer fonce ouux crées?" which translates to "What is the difference between the two?" in English.</caption><transcript><audio_26> aussi des questions finalement autour de ces réseaux d'interdépendance. C'est-à-dire qu'aujourd'hui, faire fonctionner le réseau de transport, il faut de l'électricité, il faut des télécommunications et le moindre, je dirais, le moindre</transcript><transcript><audio_27> Le constat est quand même un peu terrifiant parce que</transcript> this the sign that we had lost the idea quite simply that we were vulnerable certainly certainly we have  forgotten we have it is part of the memory of risk ultimately the culture of risk that if it is also a memory of risk we may have we certainly do not anticipate them enough the question of innovation I will come back to this a little bit which is widely known  we have been working on it for around twenty years the real difficulty and that is the metropolitan fact perhaps it is that metropolises are extremely complex systems which cause networks in particular on the number on networks of extremely important operation then it is energy it is telecommunications transport system first which eric an entire territory therefore a catastrophe in these strong territories will spread in a much more significant way it is also questions ultimately around two of its networks of interdependence and to say that today to operate the electricity transport network we need telecommunications the slightest game created the slightest grain of sand ultimately system fear of extremely heavy consequences and this is what characterizes perhaps  be the metropolitan fact in relation to these great catastrophes which we of course find in Tetouan but which take on a very particular dimension on the eyes on the metropolitan territory but the observation is still a little terrifying because
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