Podcast: Good things coming from bad things

Are there any positives to emerge from the global pandemic? How can we make the most of a bad situation?

Things mentioned in this podcast:

• The upside of Tube strikes

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Podcast: The Best Thing since Junction-Field Effect Transistors

Penicillin, the printing press, and cheese and onion crisps - What makes an invention well known rather than merely successful?

Things mentioned in this podcast:

• ‘TRIZ’ 
• BBC poll on the ‘best invention’ 
• Top inventions of the last 25 years 
• ‘The most important inventor you’ve never heard of’ 

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Podcast: Health Data

Fraser, Nick and Peter discuss health data and measuring medical outcomes with special guest Neil Bacon. 

Things mentioned in this podcast:

• Neil Bacon’s web page  
• Doctor’s Net UK 
• iWantGreatCare
• Asthma facts and statistics 
• Sir Muir Gray 
• AI 'outperforms' doctors diagnosing breast cancer 

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Podcast: Fame. What’s the point?

Here lies Matt Goss: look on his works, ye mighty, and despair.

Things mentioned in this podcast:

• Tim Ferris - reasons to not become famous 
• ‘One in four millennials would quit their job to become famous’ 
• What percentage of people are famous? 
• Bloomberg’s Top 500 Billionaires 
• John Maltby, ‘An Interest in Fame’ 
• Does fame make you happy? 

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