Berto Jongman: One Third of All Food Produced Worldwide is Thrown Away
01 Agriculture, 03 Economy, 06 Family, 07 Health, 11 Society, Earth Intelligence
One third of ALL food produced worldwide is thrown out before it hits consumers' plates, study finds
- New report found 1.3 billion metric tons of food is wasted worldwide each year
- This amounts to one third of food produced for humans, adds up to $1 trillion
- Still, report found that billions of people around the world have inadequate diet
SPECIAL: Trump to CNN & Fox – Closing White House Press Space
Cultural Intelligence
The President is under no obligation what-so-ever to provide office space to the press within any US Government building, much less the White House. KICK THEM OUT!
The Press Secretary's office should be moved to the National Press Club, and questions for the President can be submitted via video and answered via video. The asshole from CNN should never, ever, be given access to any official within the Trump Administration. Below is the floor plan making better use of the space now wasted on media scum.
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Review: ANTIFRAGILE – Things That Gain From Disorder
7 Star Top 1%, Best Practices in Management, Capitalism (Good & Bad), Change & Innovation, Complexity & Resilience, Economics, Environment (Solutions), Intelligence (Public), Nature, Diet, Memetics, Design, Survival & Sustainment, Values, Ethics, Sustainable Evolution
Nassim Nicholas Taleb
7 Star Transformative — As Important as Governing the Commons — LOCALIZE
For those who do not know this, Governing the Commons: The Evolution of Institutions for Collective Action earned Elinor Ostrom a Nobel Peace Prize in Economics. This book, by the author of Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable is of that caliber. A later book,, Skin in the Game: Hidden Asymmetries in Daily Life is easier to read — if you have time for only one go with the latter.
The core message of this book is that you cannot predict or control high impact low probability events, but you can downsize, localize, you can decentralize, and in so doing make much of the ecology “antifragile.”
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