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but I think this is like a set of stories and experiences
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we're seeing happen around the nation,
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and increasingly around the world
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as we move to a more global food system.
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But at Yale, I think it's incredibly common
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that you would know Picasso's best works or Cezanne's best works,
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and never have seen broccoli growing,
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or know what head lettuce looks like
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and that in itself is sort of a cultural loss for us as a nation.
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I think we sometimes like to pretend it's not a cultural loss,
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but actually food is the most fundamental thing
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we engage in every single day.