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Muslims in Europe: guests or citizens?
Whether it's the hijab or homegrown extremists, Europeans and European Muslims are re-examining their often ...
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Muslims in Europe: guests or citizens?
Whether it's the hijab or homegrown extremists, Europeans and European Muslims are re-examining their often uneasey coexistence.
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Outlook & the Future
The End of Aging
What will happen if we cure aging?
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Wisdom
Ask Yourself
Ah, the crux of the matter. This is, after all, a project of questions.
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Faith & Beliefs
The God of Reason
Tolerant Evangelizing?
Making Sense of It All
The Holiest Books
Identity
Who is Ireland?
I am...
Seeing Double
A Manly Man
Inspiration
On muses, lightbulbs, and process
The Poets' Poets
How do poets compose?
Creative Process
Life & Death
Facing Death in War
A Poet Watching Time Pass
The Right to Die
Aging Gracefully
Love & Happiness
Why Love Matters
Leaving Your Mark
Geriatric Sex
A Land of Broken Marriages
Outlook & the Future
Optimism or Hope?
How will this age be remembered?
What is the legacy of George W. Bush?
See You On Mars
Truth & Justice
Globalization of the Law
Nadine Strossen: On Civil Liberties
Dissents from the Bench
What is justice?
Wisdom
Ask Yourself
Words of Wisdom
Arts & Culture
Do Americans read enough poetry?
Is poetry translatable?
Big Literary Salon
The Globalization of Art
Business & Economics
Muhammad Yunus: The Poor Man's Banker
The Recession and the Restaurant
Teaching Outside the Box
What's exciting in business today?
History
Human Evolution
What would the Founding Fathers think?
David McCullough: Adams Family Values
The Pioneering Spirit
Media & the Press
Are bloggers journalists?
The New Yorker: Lonely at the Top
Can newspapers hobble on?
Writer's Bloc: The Shocking Conclusion!
Philanthropy
Was Robin Hood right?
The $100 Billion Question
Policy & Politics
The Three Senators Who Would Be President
Why are you a libertarian?
A More Perfect Union?
Was NAFTA a good idea?
Rest & Diversions
Fighting the Procrastinating Demons
What is yoga?
Rob Huebel: One Funny Guy
Fixing Baseball
Science & Technology
Technology in Perspective
Changing Our Understanding of Multiple Dimensions
Politics 2.0
The Risks of Innovation
The World
Parag Khanna and the Second World
Making The World's Markets Better
AIDs on the Rise
What are today's big issues?
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10 QUESTIONS
This week, Big Think wants to start a conversation about Health Care. Here's ten ideas to get us started.
1 | Paul Krugman - Economist; Columnist, The New York Times
Re: Are we approaching a healthcare crisis?
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2 | Majora Carter - Executive Director, Sustainable South Bronx
The Connection Between Race, Class, Environment and Health
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3 | Esther Dyson - Chairman, EDventure Holdings
Re: Should the government be involved in healthcare?
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4 | Lee Hamilton - Vice-Chair 9/11 Commission, fmr. Congressman
Re: Is our healthcare system broken?
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5 | Michael Porter - Professor, Harvard Business School; Author
Health care
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6 | Billy Tauzin - CEO, Pharm. Research and Manufacturers of America
Health care
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7 | George Mitchell - Former Senator (D-Maine)
Re: Can the next Congress pass a comprehensive health care package?
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8 | Bill Novelli - CEO, American Ass. of Retired Persons (AARP)
Re: Is the American health care system broken?
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9 | Marion Nestle - Nutritionist; Professor, New York University
Re: What was it like working for the Department of Health?
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10 | Peter Thiel - Venture Capitalist; President, Clarium Capital
Re: Is healthcare a public good?
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