#236 – WHAT IS PROCESSED FOOD AND WHY DO POPULAR DIETS SAY TO AVOID IT? – ALLEN TAYLOR

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By the strictest definition of the term, practically everything we eat is a processed food.

  • If you cut the leafy part off a stalk of celery, you have processed it.
  • Any food that comes in a can has been processed.
  • Any bag of frozen fruit or vegetables has been processed.
  • That milk that you pour on your processed corn flakes has been processed.
  • Any loaf of organic, non-GMO, gluten-free bread that you buy in a store has been processed.
  • Any loaf of bread that you bake in your own oven has been processed.
  • Any food that you cook in any way has been processed.

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#236 – FUTURE OF WORK – OLD CONTRACT: PART 1 – MIKE RICHMAN

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The danger of the past was that men became slaves. The danger of the future is that men may become robots. True enough, robots do not rebel. But given man’s nature, robots cannot live and remain sane, they become Golems, they will destroy their world and themselves because they cannot stand any longer the boredom of a meaningless life.”— Erich Fromm Continue reading

#235 – HOW TO SUPPORT ANOTHER WOMAN AT WORK – ELIZABETH LIONS

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“I just don’t like working with women. They are so catty. I’d prefer to work with men and when I look around, all of my friends are men too.” she said to me over coffee.

“I used to feel that way.” I responded. “Then I realized that the women I didn’t like were more like me than I thought they were. Somehow rather than reject them, I embraced them.”  Continue reading

#234 – PERSONALIZED MEDICINE CANNOT COME TOO SOON FOR ME – ALLEN TAYLOR

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A commonly prescribed medication could have killed me. “One size fits all” medicine works fairly well most of the time for most people. But what about those people who don’t fall near the mean? What about the outliers? Aside from that, none of us are truly average. Even identical twins are not exactly the same at birth, and as they age the difference between them grows ever wider. Continue reading