#NobelSolutions: Nobel Laureates Focus on World's Biggest Problems
For the first time Nobel Prize Laureates come together to focus on the biggest challenges that affect India and the world.
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#NobelSolutions: Nobel Laureates Focus on World's Biggest ProblemsIn answer to 'How do we solve superstition?', Arthur McDonald added; "The solution is going to have to be the younger generations educate the older generation but also see that we educate the younger generation most completely." -
#NobelSolutions: Nobel Laureates Focus on World's Biggest ProblemsPrannoy Roy asks the panellist: "Our countries are racked with superstition is a huge problem. Science really hasn't had the credibility to solve it in the grassroots. How do we solve superstition?" -
#NobelSolutions: Nobel Laureates Focus on World's Biggest ProblemsDuring the discussion on cheap medicines kill the research, expensive medicines kill the poor? - Venkatraman Ramakrishnan, the Indian-born American and British structural biologist said, "Public health is state's responsibility. Health is a right and not just the privilege of the rich. If you work better you will generate more wealth." -
#NobelSolutions: Nobel Laureates Focus on World's Biggest ProblemsIs the internet doing for our generation what the Gutenberg Press once did for the proliferation of information through books? Nobel laureates - Amartya Sen, David Trimble and Venkatraman discuss whether the role of internet is democratic or could it also be dangerous. -
#NobelSolutions: Nobel Laureates Focus on World's Biggest ProblemsOn Free Basics and Net Neutrality, David Trimble added; "I think that it is important that there is access to internet. The primary reason to do this is economic. The service provider comes later."
