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The Best of the Disruptors

The Best of the Disruptors

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 The Disruptors is the best of The Current's stories about people, ideas and events that are upsetting the orthodoxy for better or worse … changing how we live, our sense of ourselves, and society.Copyright © CBC 2018 Sciences sociales
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    • Episode 10: What the Renaissance can teach us about our disruptive age

      Episode 10: What the Renaissance can teach us about our disruptive age
      Jun 28 2017
      From breakneck advances in technology to staggering wealth inequality ... we live in a disruptive age. But maybe that's a good thing. According to author Chris Kutarna, this is a new Renaissance and times of great change come with great progress.
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      27 min
    • Episode 9: 'Innocent people are still being killed': Last surviving Nuremberg prosecutor fights for peace

      Episode 9: 'Innocent people are still being killed': Last surviving Nuremberg prosecutor fights for peace
      Jun 28 2017
      The last-surviving Nuremberg prosecutor and an Alabama lawyer who battles for the lives of death row prisoners explain why they fight for peace and justice against enormous odds.
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      28 min
    • Episode 8: 'We could create a second you': Digital afterlife disrupts ideas about the mind

      Episode 8: 'We could create a second you': Digital afterlife disrupts ideas about the mind
      Jun 28 2017
      Imagine having the contents of your brain uploaded and preserved on a computer. Michael Graziano calls it a digital afterlife. We explore the mysteries of the mind and examine how ten inkblots changed the course of psychiatry.
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      27 min
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