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Here’s Brian Roemmele on why you (yes, you) have far more wisdom than you think you do.

“I think we invented language because we needed to transfer information across the ages.” — Brian Roemmele

The scientist, researcher, analyst, connector, thinker, and doer Brian Roemmele joins us for his second Infinite Loops appearance to discuss the decline of wisdom and how we can save it, why LLMs are the modern version of Plato’s cave, we need locally run AI models and MUCH more! Important Links:…

Dr. Pippa Malmgren has experienced her fair share of crises, including advising President Bush during Enron and 9/11. Here’s what she learned about how experiencing catastrophe can make you a better leader...

“We’ve dismissed everything we can’t quantify, which I think is a tragic error in human history.” — Dr. Pippa Malmgren

Here’s Dr. Pippa Malmgren on why “trust versus truth” is the “single most serious problem that all leaders face.”

“We’ve become way too focused on getting the number right instead of getting the story straight.” Here’s Dr. Pippa Malmgren on the profound difference between leadership and management...

Dr. Pippa Malmgren is an economist, founder, keynote speaker & award-winning author. She served President George W. Bush as Special Assistant to the President and on the National Economic Council. She was responsible for financial market issues during the Enron crisis, and was responsible for assessing terrorism risks to the…

“The tools we have now are so profoundly transformative it’s going to take a decade or more to absorb the impact, even without a single day of more advanced technology.” —Ethan Mollick

“The message I want to get across is agency…We have decision-making and choice in this AI world…This is not something being done to us. We get to make decisions about what this is, and we should actively make those decisions.” — Ethan Mollick

Ethan Mollick explains why knowing “as much about human history as possible” is the best way of achieving unique results when using AI.

Here’s Ethan Mollick on why AI prompt-crafting is NOT the future.

Ethan Mollick is an Associate Professor at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, where he studies and teaches innovation and entrepreneurship. He also leads Wharton Interactive, an effort to democratize education using games, simulations, and AI. When Ethan started his SubstackOne Useful Thing in November last year, he…

“That’s what we need. New narratives, new metaphors, new myths.” — Chen Qiufan

Our guest Chen Qiufan argues that work in the age of AI may transcend its current paradigm of creating economic value...

Our guest Chen Qiufan argues that AI could be used in education to help children “truly unlock their potential.”

Why is modern sci-fi so dystopian? Our guest Chen Qiufan explains...

Chen Qiufan (AKA Stanley Chan) is an award-winning science fiction writer, screenwriter, creative producer, and columnist. He is the president of the World Chinese Science Fiction Association and the founder of the content development studio Thema Mundi. Chen joins the show to discuss his latest novel, AI 2041: Ten Visions…

“The subconscious is very persuasive…it’s afraid of change, and it likes to keep us consistent with what we’ve been doing.” — Todd Goodwin of Goodwin Hypnosis

“Hypnosis is not sleep, it’s not any form of mind control. No one who’s hypnotized by a hypnotist can be made to do anything against their will.” Here’s Todd Goodwin of Goodwin Hypnosis on what the movies get wrong about hypnosis...

“The mind is the core place where the problem and solution is." Here’s Todd Goodwin of Goodwin Hypnosis on symptoms vs. root causes.

Did you know that you enter a hypnotic state pretty much every day? 😵‍💫 😵‍💫 Todd Goodwin of Goodwin Hypnosis explains why...

Todd Goodwin is the founder of Goodwin Hypnosis, a hypnosis center based in North Carolina. He is a Board Certified Fellow of the National Guild of Hypnotists, a designation earned by only one in every 500 hypnotists. As well as working with thousands of clients since opening Goodwin Hypnosis in…

“Kids want to survive. They want to thrive. They want to learn….if you let kids have that freedom, they will find their own unique path that corresponds to their interests and their strengths.” — Nat & Martha Sharpe