"Will Wright developed this company Maxis that made SimCity and SimEarth, The Sims... and [they] were building these strange things that were not actually games but were kind of just toys that were teaching people how to understand all these different models about the world." ~ Sam Arbesman wonders what…
Sam Arbesman explains the nature of our entangled and complicated world ..👇👇
Sam Arbesman on the power of revisiting tech history to guide the future..👇👇
"I still feel deeply that humanity—for all of its goodness and badness and all the weirdness of the human OS, there's something worth preserving, taming, but also really leaning into. " ~ Sam Arbesman on leaning into the richness of humanity 👇👇
Sam Arbesman, complexity scientist, author of "The Magic of Code," and scientist in residence at Lux Capital, joins me for a wide-ranging exploration of how we navigate an increasingly complex world that often exceeds human comprehension. We dive into the oral traditions that preserve crucial scientific knowledge, why cognitive diversity…
"If you had held cash, you would have gotten screwed in basically every period." ~ Nick Maggiulli makes the case for steady investing... Full video: https://youtu.be/R248pVkRll8
"There's a lot more wealth that people own that's not just financial." ~ Nick Maggiulli 🎙️ Watch the full episode on our channel #Shorts #Podcast #Wealth
Nick Maggiulli explains why money helps the happy get happier but won’t fix deeper dissatisfaction. #infiniteloops #infinitel88ps #infiniteloopsepisode #gethappier
Nick Maggiulli breaks down what it takes to hit $100m... 📺 YouTube: https://youtu.be/R248pVkRll8 #risktaking #stakes #infiniteloops #infinitel88ps #infiniteloopsepisode
Nick Maggiulli, data scientist turned financial writer and COO of Ritholtz Wealth Management, joins me to discuss his latest book,The Wealth Ladder, which presents a six-level framework for building and managing wealth. Warning: this episode will upend what you think you know about money. We explore why atypical results require…
“Most people journal as if it’s a diary, and there’s a distinction between the two…” Lawrence Yeo explains... 🎙️ Watch the full episode on our channel #Shorts #Podcast #Journal #Productivity #diary
"Mastery really is [...] you're just trying to improve yourself. Comparisons are not made with other people, but only with prior versions of yourself." ~ Lawrence Yeo on chasing mastery vs chasing status. 🎙️ Watch the full episode on our channel #Shorts #Podcast #Mastery #Status
"Curiosity is ultimately being grateful that you don't know everything. It's this gratitude for uncertainty." ~ Lawrence Yeo 🎙️ Watch the full episode on our channel #Shorts #Podcast #Curiosity #Gratitude #Uncertainty
"We envy the people that have the greatest potential to be close to us." ~ Lawrence Yeo 🎙️ Watch the full episode on our channel #Shorts #Podcast #Envy #Ambition
Lawrence Yeo — writer, illustrator and author of “The Inner Compass” — joins the show to discuss the power of intuition in an uncertain world. We explore why embracing uncertainty leads to greater curiosity, how social conditioning pulls us away from our true north, why doing things for their own…
"The Foul Four are imposing rules that children cannot opt out of. That is key. They're not rules like you opt into the rules of football, baseball, or playing cards with your friends. There are rules to all of those games. But you opt in voluntarily and you opt out…
"I think one of the jarring things is people immediately jump to what is a false dichotomy between total control and neglect. So they immediately assume that what we're talking about is neglect. And that's simply not true. The point is, you can satisfy children's preferences, foster their interests, foster…
"School is this Persona for the adults. I think kids get very, very good at learning to please other people. And, it's baked into the school experience. It's baked into the rules. The relationship with a rule-giver, a rule-enforcer, is a reason to appease and to please and to doubt…
"I think we have childhood inverted, right? You, you don't get the freedom to explore your own interests and ideas until after childhood, when you have dependence and you have responsibilities. You have, you know, you're expected to be on a career track, right? You're in your 20s. You're supposed…
What if everything we think we know about raising children is not just wrong, but actively harmful? Aaron Stupple and Logan Chipkin, authors of "The Sovereign Child," join Infinite Loops to make a case so compelling and radical that it challenges the very foundation of modern parenting and education. From…
"About a year ago, I stumbled into this Twitter subculture of people that were obsessed with [a] style of advanced meditation that engenders strange, intensely altered states in your mind that are comparable to psychedelics..." ~ Nadia Asparouhova on the power of Jhana meditation Full video: https://youtu.be/NNT2oDu9wAw
"If everyone's just keeping their ideas to themselves in group chats... how do we continue to contribute to the civil public discourse and ensure that good ideas are making their way back out?" ~ Nadia Asparouhova explains the perils of Antimemes...
"No one can come up with the perfect content moderation policy that solves all problems..." So how do we inoculate ourselves against mind-viruses and bad ideas? Nadia Asparouhova explores this issue... #vaccine #meme #Virus #internet #culture
"Today we have ... lots of different super memes that people can sort of pledge their allegiance to... And so you have lots of these different competing talent ecosystems and competitions for mindshare." ~ Nadia Asparouhova on the emergence of Supermemes... #supermemes #memes #ecosystems #media #culture #war