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Take a Bite - The Future of Food

Talkat DLD Munich 2016 · 2016-01-17..01-19
name:Sam Kass
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A series of concrete claims and numbers land the future of food: an average 11-month-old apple loses its antioxidants and becomes mostly sugar; school learning gardens double kids' fruit-and-veg intake and raise test scores by up to 15 points; Silicon Valley puts $500M into food-tech while the sector tops a $21 trillion market; about one third of food is wasted and 40% ends up in landfill; point‑of‑care labs, phone spectrometers, meal prescriptions that save roughly $5,000 a year, and urban farms are the actual tools proposed to fix it.

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  1. 0:00Start
  2. 0:02The Future of Food
  3. 1:39Age of an Apple in a Grocery Store
  4. 3:01The Networked Revolution
  5. 5:03Learning Garden
  6. 7:15What Made People Live Longer
  7. 15:33Soylent
  8. 15:44Meal Delivery
  9. 16:17Food as Medicine
  10. 25:29Food Is the Deepest Expression of Who We Are as a Culture
  11. 37:05Quality over Quantity
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