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a16z Podcast: The Future of… You with Daniel Chao, Rob Rhinehart, James Rogers, Geoffrey Woo, and Chris Dixon a16z Podcast: Old Food, New Tech — ‘Clean Meat’ with Bruce Friedrich, David Lee, Uma Valeti, and Kyle Russell a16z Podcast: The Data Science of Food and Taste a16z Podcast: Data Down on the Farm with Sid Gorham, Chandra Krintz, and Thibaut Scholasch
Humans have always wanted to enhance themselves — from getting nutrition just-right to optimizing their performance, whether in sports or health or work. And food is a big part of all that. But our current systems of food production (and consumption) are far from efficient and sustainable let alone optimizable. That’s where a whole new generation of wearable/ bio-feedback, food and nutrition, food production, and performance enhancement/ “nootropics” companies come in.
Tech — Soylent founder Rob Rhinehart shares his thoughts on extreme sustainability. Rob Rhinehart - Aug 3, 2015 10:15 pm UTC Enlarge / The machine city—where the path of The One ends. Their utility bills must be sky high. Warner Bros. This post originally appeared on Soylent creator Rob Rhinehart's personal blog, and kicked off a heated debate in the Ars staff IRC channel about whether Rhinehart's approach to sustainable living is over-the-top nuts or simply hard-core committed.
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