Jason Clarke - Minds at Work

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The document discusses various topics related to drug use including the relationship between supply and demand of drugs, the needs that drive both drug use and human and social costs. It also references concepts like control, collaboration, and the challenges of institutional change.

Healthcare

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violence
performance
pleasure
madness
homelessness
bio-waste
death
pain
SUPPLY
CONTROLLED UNCONTROLLED
DEMAND
SUPPLY
acceptance
connection
identity
tribe
SOCIALNEEDS
addiction
USE
stimulant
depressant
analgesic
hallucinogen
physical
psychological
social
spiritual
economic
intellectual
HUMANCOSTSSOCIALCOSTS
user?
source?
composition?
distribution?
effects?
meaning
curiosity
HUMANNEEDS
escape
kicks

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performance
pleasure
acceptance
connection
identity
tribe
meaning
escape
madness
homelessness
addiction
SUPPLY
DEMAND USEpain
NEED GET
violence

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ISOLATION
HOPELESSNESS

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violence
performance
pleasure
homelessness
bio-waste
death
pain
SUPPLY
DEMAND
acceptance
connection
identity
tribe
SOCIALNEEDS
addiction
USE
HUMANCOSTSSOCIALCOSTS
meaning
curiosity
HUMANNEEDS
escape
kicks
streamUP DOWN
CONTROL

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meaning
performance
pleasure
acceptance
connection
identity
tribe
HUMANNEEDSSOCIALNEEDS
pain
physical
psychological
social
spiritual
economic
intellectual
DEMAND
HUMANNEEDSSOCIALNEEDS
?

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crime
war
disease
violence
terrorism
poverty

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war
disease
violence
terrorism
poverty
their bit
his bit
her bit
them
my bit

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war
disease
violence
terrorism
poverty
me
my report
my funding
me
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my KPIs
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my budget

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NOT
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what stops us from working together better?
we don’t like each other?
we don’t know each other?
we don’t get each other?
we‘re too busy to hook up?
we‘ve got other problems?
we’re forced to compete?
different perception of issues?
different interests/agendas?
different expertise?
different responsibilities?
different egos and characters?

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change
time
external
internal
problems
some things are not
changing fast enough

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change
time
external
internal
collaboration
& innovation

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Albury 1883
well this is
awkward
OMG SO
embarrassing

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1970 87 years75 hours
A CENTURY OF
GETTING ON, GETTING OFF, GETTING LOST,
GETTING ANGRY, GETTING LEFT BEHIND

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institutional change
problems
connect and collaborate
get the full benefit of the talent you have
reduce complexity
make more time to think
teach us to value what you do

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