eHealth Isn’t Rocket Science…But Maybe it Should Be
We can learn a lot from the Ansari X-Prize for space that can be applied to the woeful problems of eHealth.
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The limits to individual action
The decision to order a drink is simple — with very complex potential outcomes when you look at the bigger picture
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Ideology-Free Food Systems Change
Food is one of my great passions. It’s nice to have one that just happens to overlap with a basic need for survival and is a topic that is perhaps the single most powerful lever for social change in the world. We all have to eat and when we can’t eat, or consume enough, or
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Wikipedia and the Limits of Co-Creation(?)
Wikipedia contributions are starting to plateau in part because some of the qualities of a healthy, creative system are being eroded by changes in how posts are being edited and controlled.
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Asking the Right Question / Adding to the Organics Debate
Is asking whether organics are healthier than conventional food the wrong question — and why the questions we ask shape the knowledge we have
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The Organic – Health debate
Focusing on nutrients in the organic-health debate is missing the point on the benefits to the environment and social determinants of health of organics.
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Doing important things
Do important things with our lives: how can systems dynamics help?
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Obesity the new tobacco?
Is obesity the new tobacco? The parallels are striking.
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