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Human Evolution
How did we get like this? What forces have brought us to where we are today? Is it technology? This question ...
History
Human Evolution
How did we get like this? What forces have brought us to where we are today? Is it technology? This question is for the historian -- or the anthropologist -- in all of us.
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Policy & Politics
Senator Arlen Specter on the Issues
A ranking member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Arlen Specter talks about American foreign policy and our ideals.
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Dance
Twyla Tharp on Video and Choreography
One of the greatest dance choreographers ever, Twyla Tharp, discusses how video technology has changed the very nature of her work.
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Faith & Beliefs
Are science and religion compatible?
Rick Warren: The Purpose Driven Pastor
Can religion be a force for good?
How should the Bible be interpreted?
Identity
A Life After Death: Ayaan Hirsi Ali
I am...
Should we embrace or reject our differences?
A Manly Man
Inspiration
On muses, lightbulbs, and process
How do poets compose?
Beauty Is as Beauty Does
Creative Process
Life & Death
A Poet Watching Time Pass
Beyond Titles: The Work We Do
Facing Death in War
Aging Gracefully
Love & Happiness
Geriatric Sex
A Land of Broken Marriages
What is love?
Why Love Matters
Outlook & the Future
What's the forecast?
See You On Mars
Optimism or Hope?
What is the legacy of George W. Bush?
Truth & Justice
Religion in the Service of Human Rights
Do human rights exist in China?
What is torture?
Ingrid Newkirk: Ethics Worth Fighting For
Wisdom
Ask Yourself
Words of Wisdom
Arts & Culture
Do you speak Irish?
Big Literary Salon
The Globalization of Art
James Zemaitis: On the Auction Block
Business & Economics
Do economics explain everything?
Teaching Outside the Box
Is the Fed running out of ammunition?
What is social business?
History
Human Evolution
David McCullough: Adams Family Values
Oh, The Places We'll Go
The Pioneering Spirit
Media & the Press
The New Yorker: Lonely at the Top
Are bloggers journalists?
Is the media responsible for the war in Iraq?
The Media Today
Philanthropy
Was Robin Hood right?
The $100 Billion Question
Policy & Politics
Was NAFTA a good idea?
Is the American political system broken?
Why are you a libertarian?
Bill Clinton's Legacy
Rest & Diversions
Fighting the Procrastinating Demons
The Aspen Ideas Festival
The Rise of Food TV
Training Young Soccer Stars
Science & Technology
Technology in Perspective
Real Life?
Politics 2.0
The Risks of Innovation
The World
Is there really a clash of civilizations?
Making The World's Markets Better
AIDs on the Rise
Where are the new oil booms?
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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