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Russ Roberts on Israel and Life as an Immigrant Stewart Brand on Starting Things and Staying CuriousĪt 83, Stewart Brand has been first in a multitude of movements-and he’s not slowing down. Venture capital powered the tech revolution, but what powers venture capital? Plus, the slow cancellation of the future. Sam Bankman-Fried on Arbitrage and AltruismĬhuck Klosterman on Writing the Past and Relishing the Present The renowned writer and translator describes life as a passionate polyglot. History is the story of those making a future that never came to pass. Roy Foster on Ireland’s Many Unmade Futures “The history of equality or inequality cannot just be an economic history. Thomas Piketty on the Politics of Equality

The underrated threats that lurk in institutions, rather than psychology. Plus, the user guide to working with Tyler.Ĭhris Blattman on War and Centralized Power Negotiating liberty, justice, and obligation in the context of pluralism. The real challenge to building on the frontier? Figuring out human behavior. Marc Andreessen on Learning to Love the Humanities Why a more peaceful India requires its people to become more like khichri than a thali. Why reintroducing the third dimension is crucial to building out technology.īarkha Dutt on the Nuances of Indian Life What Venezuela teaches us about democratic collapse. Leopoldo López on Activism Under Autocratic Regimes If moral philosophy is a train to crazy town, at what stop should we disembark? William MacAskill on Effective Altruism, Moral Progress, and Cultural Innovation Her biography of Girard drew critical praise - why did it have to be written outside academia? Haven on René Girard, Czeslaw Milosz, and Joseph Brodsky What characteristics indicate human creativity and capacity?Ĭynthia L. Shruti Rajagopalan talks to Daniel Gross and Tyler about Identifying and Predicting Talent Why do so many employers rely on shallow signals of applicant quality?

Why the American academy is a terrible place for understanding world politics.īyron Auguste On Rewiring the U.S. Walter Russell Mead on the Past and Future of American Foreign Policy Was Howard Baskerville’s martyrdom in Persia not Christian enough for the West to remember? Reza Aslan on Martyrdom, Islam, and Revolution Mary Gaitskill on Subjects That Are Vexing EverybodyĪre we better off just accepting that people are horrible? Ken Burns on the Complications of History VC is an underrated weapon in the fight against climate change. Jeremy Grantham on Investing in Green Tech John Adams on Composing and Creative FreedomĬonstructing cathedrals in musical space. Why won’t Paul McCartney come on the show? Why you should pick up more children’s books.Ĭonversations with Tyler 2022 Retrospective The acclaimed music producer lays out his approach to creative collaboration. Rick Rubin on Listening, Taste, and the Act of Noticing Lessons learned from taking it one step at a time. The real reason he “jumped ship” from the Harvard Economics Department. Glenn Loury on the Cover Story and the Real Story Why 1870 - 2010 were such extraordinary years. How China’s imperial exam system stymied civil society.īrad DeLong on Intellectual and Technical Progress Yasheng Huang on the Development of the Chinese State Tom Holland on History, Christianity, and the Value of the Countryside

How well does GPT4 do pretending to be the 18th century satirist? Physicist by day, Wikipedia warrior by night. Jessica Wade on Chiral Materials, Open Knowledge, and Representation in STEM Plus: Tips for keeping warm in an 800-year-old home. But his latest work, takes a different approach, drawing on.Īnna Keay on Historic Architecture, Monarchy, and 17th Century Britain What’s more intense than leading the IMF during a financial crisis? For Simon Johnson, it was co-authoring a book with Daron Acemoglu.Īs the founding executive editor of Wired magazine and the author of several acclaimed books on technology and culture, Kevin Kelly has long been known for his visionary ideas and insights. Simon Johnson on Banking, Technology, and Prosperity On bad days, he thinks about the problem of racing bibs. On good days, Seth Godin thinks about the progress we’re making on climate change. Seth Godin on Marketing, Meaning, and the Bibs We Wear Do either of them have the proportions right?

CONVERSATIONS WITH TYLER JHUMPA LAHIRI FULL

Tyler’s two-thirds utilitarian, and Peter’s full on. Peter Singer on Utilitarianism, Influence, and Controversial Ideas

Conversations with tyler jhumpa lahiri