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X @Bloomberg
Bloomberg· 2025-10-04 07:03
From Morocco to Indonesia, young people are taking to the streets to protest against inequality and a lack of jobs. https://t.co/LJg5s1bQm0 ...
X @Investopedia
Investopedia· 2025-10-01 14:00
When GDP rises, an economy is said to be growing. That growth can improve living standards — but if it’s uneven, it may fuel inflation or inequality.https://t.co/MTCF0smahM https://t.co/TRA3ks0nMw ...
From Dust to Dream: Passing Hope Through Soccer | Xuanlin Huang | TEDxGCGS Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-29 16:14
Ladies and gentlemen, good evening. My name is Thomas Juan and I'm from IBG3 class one country gardening school. I was actually the head organizer of last year's TEDx event. So I felt very lucky and proud to be on this stage for the second time but with a different role as a speaker. Why don't we start today with a kind of cliche but simple question. Is education all about a good grade? Well, to be honest, that's what I believed for a long time. Perfect grades, top universities, esteem jobs. That was the pa ...
X @Bloomberg
Bloomberg· 2025-09-26 10:11
Inequality and endemic corruption have prompted many Filipinos to take to the streets, raising pressure on President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. https://t.co/WL5dUqTv6P ...
The DNA Dilemma: Shaping Bioethical Technologies Together | Andrea Lei | TEDxSHSID Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-19 14:57
I want you guys to all first picture yourselves walking into a salon here. Instead of choosing a new hairstyle, you're choosing new jeans. Would you buy an enhanced memory gene pack that has a coupon for Ivy students.Perhaps a perfect athleticism combo. The case where we can edit our genes easily is a future that we are quickly approaching. And with these emergent technologies, we are facing questions that no challenges before have ever had to answer.Today, I'm not here to assert whether genetic editing is ...
X @The Wall Street Journal
“Inequality 2.0 is alive and well.”“American capitalism remains fiercely competitive, remarkably productive, resilient in the face of a thousand doomsayers—and the author of a persistent wealth gap.” https://t.co/4LLs6voXlc ...
X @Decrypt
Decrypt· 2025-09-16 21:05
AI Risk & Inequality - Google researchers warn AI "sandbox economies" could amplify inequality and systemic risk [1] Ethical AI Design - Industry needs to design AI systems with human values in mind [1]
The Revolution of Nobodies | Vito Fiacco | TEDxUNINA Federico II
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-16 15:23
[Musica] Buonasera. Buonasera a tutti. Innanzitutto grazie agli organizzatori dell'evento per aver pensato di invitarmi e grazie a tutti coloro che oggi qui stanno condividendo le loro bellissime storie.Io sono un ragazzo di 26 anni che viene da Pugliano d'Arco, che è uno dei cuori industriali più importanti del del Mezzogiorno. Sono cresciuto in una famiglia operaria della ed è dalla mia famiglia che partono le radici del mio impegno. Io sono cresciuto con mia mamma, una donna che è rimasta sola e ha dovut ...
Eating Together | Nancy Riley | TEDxBowdoinCollege
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-11 15:08
Core Argument - Food serves as a powerful medium for dialogue, empathy, and understanding across cultural and social divides [1][2][3][6][8][29][31] - Food can reveal inequalities, power dynamics, historical contexts, and political influences [3][4][10][21][26][30] - Examining the history and meaning embedded within food necessitates active listening and respect for diverse perspectives [22][23][28][29] Food & Culture - Sharing food fosters inclusion, welcomes interaction, and facilitates exploration of personal and collective identities [8][9][29] - Food traditions are often strongly valued within families and communities, connecting generations and preserving cultural heritage [6][7][8] - Food can be used to assert one's place in the culinary world and tell stories of hardship, exclusion, and resilience [27][28] Case Study: Spam Musubi - Spam musubi in Hawaii embodies a complex history of war, colonialism, immigration, and cultural adaptation [13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22] - The dish reflects the influence of the US military, Japanese laborers, the sugar industry, and the annexation of Hawaii [14][15][17][19][20][21] - Analyzing the components of spam musubi reveals the political story and the ways communities integrate foreign foods [21][22] Food & Social Justice - A deeper understanding of food involves recognizing the structures of inequality and exclusion associated with it [24][26][28][30] - It is crucial to acknowledge the contributions and struggles of immigrants and other marginalized groups in shaping food cultures [24][25][26][27][28] - Engaging with food requires confronting complicity in negative histories and forging new bonds of understanding [30]
X @𝘁𝗮𝗿𝗲𝘀𝗸𝘆
“有人在面积测量前,一夜之间加盖几层。”根据我的记忆,其实有很多都是普通农民,那种脑子好的农民。多占一点“公家便宜”,我认为没有道德瑕疵。最大的蛋糕早就分完了,下面的蝼蚁想多分点残渣,没什么可以苛责的。 ...