Jeff Krasno
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I'm really dedicated to creating a platform and a true marketplace of ideas where the best and most thoughtful ideas can cream to the top, if you will. I really support that kind of
I'm really dedicated to creating a platform and a true marketplace of ideas where the best and most thoughtful ideas can cream to the top, if you will. I really support that kind of
I'm really dedicated to creating a platform and a true marketplace of ideas where the best and most thoughtful ideas can cream to the top, if you will. I really support that kind of
freedom to have those difficult stressful thorny conversations that tend to yield the best and most reasoned ideas and i'm not sure we're really having them as a culture right now what i see is sort of a a sprint to the thinnest edges of the branch on all sides you know we tend to be more and more and more extreme and when i look at healthy systems whether they are
freedom to have those difficult stressful thorny conversations that tend to yield the best and most reasoned ideas and i'm not sure we're really having them as a culture right now what i see is sort of a a sprint to the thinnest edges of the branch on all sides you know we tend to be more and more and more extreme and when i look at healthy systems whether they are
freedom to have those difficult stressful thorny conversations that tend to yield the best and most reasoned ideas and i'm not sure we're really having them as a culture right now what i see is sort of a a sprint to the thinnest edges of the branch on all sides you know we tend to be more and more and more extreme and when i look at healthy systems whether they are
Economic or political or physiological or psychological, I think the signature of well-being and health is homeostasis. It's finding balance. It's finding the middle. So when I look at systems that are pushing to the edges of the extremes, that seems to indicate to me that there's a lot of dis-ease there.
Economic or political or physiological or psychological, I think the signature of well-being and health is homeostasis. It's finding balance. It's finding the middle. So when I look at systems that are pushing to the edges of the extremes, that seems to indicate to me that there's a lot of dis-ease there.
Economic or political or physiological or psychological, I think the signature of well-being and health is homeostasis. It's finding balance. It's finding the middle. So when I look at systems that are pushing to the edges of the extremes, that seems to indicate to me that there's a lot of dis-ease there.
Cool. Well, introduce me to some.
Cool. Well, introduce me to some.
Cool. Well, introduce me to some.
Me too. I can't believe that these kinds of conversations around chronic disease are in the zeitgeist right now. They're fully mainstreamed, where like two years ago, three years ago, you know, we were out there picketing like, hey, pay attention to us. It's really cool to pick up
Me too. I can't believe that these kinds of conversations around chronic disease are in the zeitgeist right now. They're fully mainstreamed, where like two years ago, three years ago, you know, we were out there picketing like, hey, pay attention to us. It's really cool to pick up
Me too. I can't believe that these kinds of conversations around chronic disease are in the zeitgeist right now. They're fully mainstreamed, where like two years ago, three years ago, you know, we were out there picketing like, hey, pay attention to us. It's really cool to pick up
know any media but like i see the new york times every day pretty much has some you know sort of feature on one of these things and and obviously other more independent media is very very focused on it and i think that that's a really a great thing i just get concerned around sort of faustian bargains you know that all of a sudden the only way you can actually make change around
know any media but like i see the new york times every day pretty much has some you know sort of feature on one of these things and and obviously other more independent media is very very focused on it and i think that that's a really a great thing i just get concerned around sort of faustian bargains you know that all of a sudden the only way you can actually make change around
know any media but like i see the new york times every day pretty much has some you know sort of feature on one of these things and and obviously other more independent media is very very focused on it and i think that that's a really a great thing i just get concerned around sort of faustian bargains you know that all of a sudden the only way you can actually make change around
you know, food systems is to also think that to embrace people that think that like climate change is a hoax or something. So this is the problem.
you know, food systems is to also think that to embrace people that think that like climate change is a hoax or something. So this is the problem.