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June 21, 2021

Post Pandemic Hunger. The Effects of Our World Food Supply Systems

Food, COVID, and Fragility Food is a global issue. Once upon a not very long time ago, food was largely regional. If the weather was favorable in your area, you and others grew plenty of food for your family and...
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June 21, 2021

A Bad Vaccine System

Government Saves the Day! As most people are well aware by now, there are a number of COVID vaccines out in the wild now, with roughly a million people every day getting a shot from one of them. That’s quite...
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June 21, 2021

The Fourth Industrial Revolution: Why TARTLE Wants to Team Up with Visionaries

The Fourth Industrial Revolution The next industrial revolution is upon us. Already we are experiencing a major shift in how and where we work. Just a couple of years ago, working from home was something that really only applied to...
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June 21, 2021

Wild and Wacky TikTok Comments Part 4

TikTok Four Tic toc, tic toc, it’s time for TikTok again. One of our favorite things to do when there is a little bit of downtime at TARTLE HQ is to go through comments on our TikTok videos and interact...
June 19, 2021

The 8 Pillars of Peace Every Nation Should Adopt

The Pillars of Peace Last time we talked about the various costs of violence. We focused on the fact that the costs of violence if they were gathered together amount to one of the largest economies in the world, a...
June 19, 2021

The Economic Value of Peace. Breaking Down the Cost of Global Violence

The Cost of Violence We often hear people say, ‘violence is never the answer’. Outside of defending yourself few people have any problem with that cliché. This is true on the scale of someone getting mugged to warring nations. However,...
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June 19, 2021

China Human Rights Violation

China, Censorship, and ‘the Common Good’ Recently, we mentioned in this space that we want to do a better job of highlighting the good things being done in the world. And we want to do that. Really. Unfortunately, you sometimes...
June 19, 2021

Ban the Scan! AI, Facial Recognition, and Human Rights

Scanners! Facial recognition software is becoming more and more common. There are lots of uses for it. One is as a way to unlock your phone. Another is for stores to be able to recognize incoming customers, enabling them to...
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June 19, 2021

Rubber Rubber! Data Supply System Breakdowns

Rubber! Rubber is used in a ton of products in the developed and developing worlds. It forms door and window seals, it makes gaskets used in power plants, the soles of shoes, and insulates tools for working with electricity. It’s...
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June 18, 2021

Genentech Making Steps for Humans and the Planet

Genentech and Priorities It came to our attention that we tend to point out all the bad stuff going on. Whether it be talking about how social media companies are selling your data, other companies skimming it off your activity,...
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June 18, 2021

Big Data Collides with IP Law. Intellectual Property Data Protection

The Worth of Data Information is the real currency of the present day and likely will be for the future. At least until that meteor gets here. It’s been that way for a long time, actually. Think all the way...
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June 18, 2021

Lakehouse Data Management

Lakes vs. Warehouses Lakes are beautiful. If for some reason you don’t live anywhere near one I feel a little sorry for you. Aside from the obvious aesthetics, there is a natural beauty in how they work. On the surface,...
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