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Old 03-23-2007, 06:47 AM
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A great interview with Mohammad Yunus, the recent Nobel Prize winner.

Some classic points here, of merging capitalism and philanthropy, bridging the wealth divide, lightworking/darkworking, seeing things for what they can be and making that ideal and vision a reality.

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Another interview from someone from the Grameen Organisation: Iqbal Quadir on TED Talks
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