The current concerns about the state of the planet, he said, required something of a paradigm shift for economics.
"This is a paradigm shift for the American markets," Gary Gensler, the chairman of the commission, said at the meeting.
But the role of instant curator was a paradigm shift for them, more than just another task for the already exhausted workers.
This was the second follow-up event to a historic conference in 1974, which was hailed as a paradigm shift for evangelical Christians around the world.
"One of the things she said early in our relationship was, 'Nothing you feel can be wrong,' which was a paradigm shift for me.
"This is really a significant event, a paradigm shift for our sector," said John H. Pinkerton, chairman and chief executive of Range Resources, a major shale gas developer in Fort Worth, and also a possible takeover target.
While experts doubt the relaxation will deliver a baby boom, they say it has delivered something else entirely: a paradigm shift for many Chinese people who, over three decades, have grown numb to the government's role in their reproductive affairs.
He says he believes that celebrity made him "delusional" and that it has taken nothing less than a "paradigm shift" for him to come down to earth: "We have to stick to what we are.
"It was a paradigm shift for me, hanging with him and his mates, realizing, 'This is how it ought to be.' " Still, Mr. McGreevey found that the "emotional backwash" from his old life "didn't dissipate in an hour".
And there would have to be a paradigm shift for that to happen.
C-RAN is a paradigm shift for next-generation RANs like 5G.
