Summary of Pecha Kucha Guy Dickinson

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The video discusses how small problems can lead to big solutions, and how entrepreneurs should focus on solving small problems rather than trying to tackle big ones. It also discusses how software design can be simplified to make it easier to use, and how interface design can be simplified to make it easier to use. Finally, it discusses how a local food system can help reduce emissions and malnutrition.

• 00:00:00 The video discusses how small problems can lead to big solutions, and how entrepreneurs should focus on solving small problems rather than trying to tackle big ones. It also discusses how software design can be simplified to make it easier to use, and how interface design can be simplified to make it easier to use. Finally, it discusses how a local food system can help reduce emissions and malnutrition.
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