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Into the blue zones: A vision of education worth getting up for

We can create a sense of collective endeavour and responsibility despite our polarised world
Michael Pain Guest Contributor

Founder and chair, Forum Strategy

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“Begin by answering this question in a single, memorable sentence: Why do you get up in the morning?” writes Dan Buettner in his defining book, The Blue Zones: 9 Lessons for Living Longer from the People Who’ve Lived the Longest.

The concept of these “geographical” blue zones – localities of unrivalled human longevity – has intrigued health experts and policymakers alike.

It has certainly captured the imagination in popular culture, not least through an Emmy award-winning Netflix series.

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