Curated articles from various sources.
One thing that can be said for counterfeit or fake drugs these days it that, according to recent reports, they don’t discriminate. Knock-off medications were once an issue largely unique to poorer countries; however, wealthier countries are now reporting problems along these lines too. The escalating issue has subsequently inspired a few raised eyebrows within…
ByTED
Educational scientist Sugata Mitra is the winner of the 2013 TED Prize. In this fascinating TED-Talk, he addresses one of the greatest problems of education; the best teachers and schools don’t exist where they’re needed most. Mitra reflects on research he conducted across the world in order to try and find solutions to this problem….
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Creativity expert Sir Ken Robinson takes to the TED stage and asks us to reconsider the way the international education system is currently structured. He highlights the fact that the current system came into being to meet the needs of industrialism, and as a result of this, it places academic ability on a pedestal while…
The Deutsche Bank, Germany’s biggest bank, is one that speaks with authority as to how things should be done properly. This authority has been fairly earned, as CEO Josef Ackermann, steered this bank through the financial crisis of 2008 in a way that impressed the entire world. This impressive performance was largely influenced by how…
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Matt Ridley, author of the book The Rational Optimist sweeps the entire arc of human history to powerfully argue that “prosperity comes from everybody working for everybody else”. It’s our habit of trade, idea-sharing and specialization that has created the collective brain which set human living standards on a rising trend. In this TEDGlobal talk Ridley…
Will Europe rediscover it’s strength and offer a chance at revival in the same way they did 20 years ago? You know things are bad in the European Union when it’s facing not only a economic crisis but also a political crisis. With banks failing and currency trembles it makes us wonder why the 18…
