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AIDS, Chips And Faith

Added 27 June 2006

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Earlier this year, Mal Fletcher interviewed Europe's leading futurist, Dr. Patrick Dixon.

Dr. Dixon, director of Global Change was cited in a leading news magazine recently as one of the top 25 business thinkers in the world today.

The 30-minute interview covers a range of issues, from key developments in chip technology to how Christians can and should engage and change the future.

Dr. Dixon also talks openly about his work setting up AIDS hospices around the world, with his charity ACET, and the importance of his Christian faith.

Watch the interview in full: click here.

Keywords: Dr. Patrick Dixon | futurist | AIDS | global change | Mal Fletcher | ACET

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