ZOE and personalised nutrition
On the Guardian Science Weekly podcast with academic dietician Dr Nicola Guess and ZOE’s Sarah Berry.
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On the Guardian Science Weekly podcast with academic dietician Dr Nicola Guess and ZOE’s Sarah Berry.
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Eric Schwitzgebel is like a kid eager for the grown-ups to join his frolics, only his “toys” are theories about the nature of the world, mind and causation that shatter certainties and open up possibilities. He argues that in the domain of philosophy there are many “theoretical wildernesses” where “every viable theory is wild”.
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In the scientific health world, you can do cutting-edge research or you can offer well established advice, but it’s challenging to do both. Personalised nutrition companies like Zoe try to ride both horses at the same time. On the one hand, Zoe is a research project, in the constant process of analysing its users’ data and looking for new insights. On the other, it is already giving users advice based on its work in progress.
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An essay for the Telegraph on whether the science of consciousness threatens cherished beliefs about our selves, our free will and our human uniqueness.