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FEATURE
What catches your eye?
An auctioneer, a novelist and a museum curator on that je ne sais quoi that snares their gaze.
Arts & Culture
What catches your eye?
An auctioneer, a novelist and a museum curator on that je ne sais quoi that snares their gaze.
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Inspiration
Creative Process
Everyone has a way of creating. What's yours?
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Truth & Justice
Shakespeare and the Law
Yale legal scholar Kenji Yoshino makes the connection.
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Faith & Beliefs
Stewards of the Earth
Tolerant Evangelizing?
Who is a Muslim?
Are science and religion compatible?
Identity
Dual Identity
Born in Iran
I am...
Should we embrace or reject our differences?
Inspiration
How do poets compose?
The Poets' Poets
Beauty Is as Beauty Does
On muses, lightbulbs, and process
Life & Death
Aging Gracefully
A Poet Watching Time Pass
What is the measure of a good life?
Facing Death in War
Love & Happiness
Is love always territorial?
Leaving Your Mark
Why Love Matters
Geriatric Sex
Outlook & the Future
The End of Aging
What's the forecast?
Optimism or Hope?
See You On Mars
Truth & Justice
Religion in the Service of Human Rights
Do human rights exist in China?
Where do human rights come from?
Globalization of the Law
Wisdom
Ask Yourself
Words of Wisdom
Arts & Culture
What catches your eye?
Do Americans read enough poetry?
The Globalization of Art
Do you speak Irish?
Business & Economics
Do economics explain everything?
What is social business?
The Subprime Meltdown
Green to Go
History
Human Evolution
David McCullough: Adams Family Values
The Pioneering Spirit
What would the Founding Fathers think?
Media & the Press
Is the media responsible for the war in Iraq?
Can newspapers hobble on?
Cynthia McFadden: Dripping with Opinion
Is the media to blame for Britney's troubles?
Philanthropy
The $100 Billion Question
Was Robin Hood right?
Policy & Politics
The Three Senators Who Would Be President
Who really has the power in Washington?
Why are you a libertarian?
Is the political system broken? (Part 2)
Rest & Diversions
Sharon Gannon: On the Yogic Path
Fighting the Procrastinating Demons
Rob Huebel: One Funny Guy
The Aspen Ideas Festival
Science & Technology
Real Life?
The Risks of Innovation
Politics 2.0
Technology in Perspective
The World
The Coming Resource Wars
Is globalization killing local culture?
What are today's big issues?
AIDs on the Rise
CATEGORIES
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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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