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In our latest blog, @Lucasblascoar discusses the protests, the impact on local economies, and potential strategies for a more balanced approach to tourism. (2/2)
#tourism#protests#EternaPartners
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Tensions are rising in popular tourist destinations as tourism threatens local communities and the environment. Temporary visitor restrictions aren’t enough. If governments and the private sector don’t collaborate on more sustainable solutions, the situation could worsen. (1/2)
It’s been a hugely effective campaign, but public discourse is poorer for it, with legitimate concerns about assisted dying swept under the carpet.
Ben concludes the article by suggesting a ‘common sense playbook’ to counter progressives’ tactics, on this issue and others. /3
In an op-ed for @reactionlife, @EternaPartners Senior Associate @BenHCope argues that assisted dying advocates have deployed a ‘progressive campaign playbook’ to great effect, turning public opinion in favour of legalisation. /1
In a blogpost for @LongevityTech, @EternaPartners Analyst @maryellenvdv explores the communication challenges facing the industry and strategies for proactively addressing them. (1/4)
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While dramatically increasing the human lifespan has long been out of reach, new advances in biomedicine are offering hope that we may have the opportunity to live longer than our ancestors could have ever imagined. (3/3)
The book is a call to action for informed, data-driven environmentalism, emphasising the importance of understanding the full impact of our choices, from palm oil production to energy sources. (2/3)
Read our full review here: https://t.co/QhYuZ1gKUR
For our latest book club pick, we took on Hannah Ritchie’s ‘Not the End of the World’.
Ritchie challenges demoralising climate narratives, instead advocating for a future where economic growth and environmentalism align. (1/3)
As the year draws to a close Eterna's Book Club revisits one of the biggest financial stories of 2023: The collapse of Sam Bankman-Fried’s crypto empire.
Joshua Woodend reviews Michael Lewis’ Going Infinite: The Rise and Fall of a New Tycoon.
Other private healthcare providers should heed the warning: swimming against the tide in Britain’s hyper-nationalised market is a gamble, but perhaps the only way to move in the right direction. /5
Thiel-ing your data
Alarm bells went off in the Ministry of Plenty when @PalantirTech, a data company owned by billionaire bogeyman Peter Thiel, was awarded a contract to modernise the NHS’s cratering digital infrastructure. /1
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Given Thiel’s views, it’s unsurprising left-leaning groups like the Good Law Project were giving advice on how the public could opt-out of sharing their data with Palantir – data which would be anonymised and go towards medical research – putting the entire venture at risk. /4
Ctrl Altman Delete
The tech world was thrown into disarray this weekend after Sam Altman’s surprise firing as CEO of OpenAI, the makers of the wunder-product ChatGPT. /1
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Now, it seems key investor Microsoft has taken matters into their own hands. After not being informed before Altman’s firing, they have hired the OpenAI talisman and his co-founder.
OpenAI’s chaotic handling of this leadership transition has immensely damaging. /5