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COE is simplifying the information gap using a transparent methodology aimed at informing the populace. We want to improve our lives by helping everyone understand complex solutions, simply. The goal is to allow people to easily uncover solutions to important human problems (causes) through our scoring system. Learn more at https://coefficiency.org
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English
United States
5 episodes
since July 29, 2020
episodic
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An increase in data accumulation without permission from the individual.
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Hello, and welcomed to Cause-Oriented Efficiency, Episode 2. Today, we are talking about the tagline and the iterative process of getting the tagline, where it is, and where it's going to go in the future.
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We first discuss the premise of cause-oriented efficiency which can be summarized as the Information Gap. Then we discuss the goal which is to simplify complexity and information. What is it? 1.) It is a formula 2.) The score 3.) Implications of a better society. Why we need this? History of the id…
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