disruptors that I write about I was struck repeatedly by a simple historical truth
Endocrine disruptors -- and it has been linked to Parkinson's.
early disruptors recognized that our fure future uh would would only be better if every generation took the
And daring disruptors , they change the game.
And they're hormone disruptors .
technology our Founders were disruptors they were disruptors that nobody in the history of the world had decided they
And so think about those disruptors in your life, disruptors in industry, disruptors in your organization.
We are constantly thinking of ourselves as disruptors , so we want to come in and say, let's ignore what's happening-- what the common wisdom is or tradition in this industry,
Because you got all the disruptors .
One title we considered was "Disruptors ," which I'm really glad we didn't go with.
that are FDA known endocrine disruptors that are ending up in your bloodstream and messing with that delicate chemical conversation of your hormones.
This course was really catered for disruptors for people that are not accepting the status quo that really want to improve.
So welcome disruptors knowing that you need them.
But phthalates are not the only class of endocrine disruptors .
being uh traditional Americans and that being such disruptors that you are and also uh empowering the American people
So my challenge to leaders at any company is that they celebrate the disruptors .
So any way that things come into our body can bring endocrine disruptors into our body, and phthalates in particular.
And she's gained her recognition as one of the Hollywood Reporter's new digital disruptors and one of Forbes 30
But increasingly, you have major tech disruptors out there and tech companies-- Tencent and Alibaba and others-- and so there'll
I think there are a small handful of companies that will be disruptors relative to the current cable TV model that we have.
This is a company of disruptors .
There are folks in organizations that are paid to be perceived as disruptors but don't do any disrupting.
literacy today is what are the forces acting gain signs um what are the disruptors um that could um throw off this 21st century scientific Renaissance
and how they're contributing to spaces that don't grow because they've silenced the disruptors .
But what can companies do to actually make sure that they are enabling those that-- you call them disruptors .
I want people to understand that the world that we live in right now was built by disruptors .
It's a positive thing, because if you don't have disruptors in the world, you don't have electricity.
that I saw in Afghanistan, I've created a comic book called "The Disruptors ." And, basically, what "The Disruptors " is, is a superhero team of lawyers and investigators
So to use the parlance of our times, they have the incentive to be disruptors .
And to no surprise, many of these companies are companies that end up on Fast Company's Most Innovative Companies list or CNBC's Disruptors list or BrandZ,
PCBs, petrochemicals, microplastics, dioxins, endocrine disruptors -- this is your meal when you eat fish.
Every time the followers of the old theory called the new theory a hoax, and every time the disruptors thought they had revealed the laws of the universe
and fillers, and preservatives, and things like that have been hormone disruptors and have contributed to that conversation.
a lot of-- as David Drummond once said, if there's anything that needs disrupting, and we're disruptors , it's the criminal justice system.
So the rate of change is accelerating, and for better or for worse, Alphabet is one of the prime disruptors .
One of the chapters of the book really goes into, so you have a manual for this.-- Is removing endocrine disruptors .
system in one way or the other the problem is that in a democracy the people who have the most at stake are the incumbents not the disruptors and