georgehayduke

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by georgehayduke 7y ago
This is a really interesting area and problem. When you factor in the extra food we need to produce to feed a population expected to hit 9bn people AND the increased demand for a more western diet from a growing middle class in places like
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by georgehayduke 7y ago
Did you read the entire article? The final paragraphs seem to suggest that on balance, the author believes that the benefits of travel by the wider population outweigh the risks of over-tourism: "These phenomena inevitably mean more co
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by georgehayduke 7y ago
"Evidence of the cheap herbicide’s danger to biological functions and the environment continues to mount. Why are U.S. regulators not listening?" Why are regulators not listening is a great question. Perhaps they are listening, ju
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by georgehayduke 7y ago
I am amazed at the bravery of the medical staff, health professionals and volunteers who are trying to contain Ebola in the DRC. Not only are they potentially exposed to the deadly disease, they have to content with violent attacks from the
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by georgehayduke 7y ago
This has been a long slow process. I thought there would be some business model innovation before now, but it apart from subscriptions it doesn't seem like anyone has cracked it. Subscriptions are a solid business model, and I think it
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by georgehayduke 7y ago
As someone outside the U.S. I find this whole pharma-complex absolutely mind-boggling.
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by georgehayduke 7y ago
There's a reason we get so many of our great ideas in the shower - our 'diffuse brain' is going to work, forging new paths and making connections. I think the biggest danger of these products is that they are optimized to co-
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by georgehayduke 7y ago
Anything that takes more than a couple of hours should be compensated. This includes "training days".
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by georgehayduke 7y ago
Pretty amazing dedication isn't it?