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  @AustrianDuration6 сағат бұрын

  Great pod guys

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  @Frankengribble22 сағат бұрын

  It is shocking to me that there's only 1 comment... scratch that...only 2 comments on this video. This guy is one of the only people I can relate to about the current/evolving state of music.

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  @EricMHowardII-yh1rn22 сағат бұрын

  What are charter cities ? Why do such places need reform ?

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  @justinhavens3610Күн бұрын

  I am curious, where does Ludwig von Mises end up in your ranking?

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  @raverwater1Күн бұрын

  This is one of my favorite interviews, ever. Excellent, pertinent, researched, thoughtful questions, with frank, honest answers. Love both of you! With a new era, I hope that the solo, isolated, and uniquely non-public nature of the Barkley does not change in the future.

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  @purushottam47282 күн бұрын

  👍

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  @purushottam47282 күн бұрын

  Ultimate

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  @arjunparthasarathy43412 күн бұрын

  Very good episode.

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  @DanHowardMtl3 күн бұрын

  Weird that this is not on audible.

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  @MercatusCenter2 күн бұрын

  Audible's standard submission policy prohibits AI narration, but we are working on it with them!

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  @bit-starry-eyed3 күн бұрын

  Thanks so much! I can feel the future creeping up. This is so so weird.

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  @TR-lb4om4 күн бұрын

  Good episode!!

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  @NickNuman-ov2ql4 күн бұрын

  Great cast but I can't help thinking David's response when challenged about a Dog's knowledge came across as somewhat cartesian. Not buying into the idea that "Dogs have genes which contain knowledge but it is fixed knowledge and it is not the kind of knowledge that constitutes understanding." Poitevin literally wrote a book on what a clockwork dog would do. Tyler really packed in a lot of questions without taking anything personal, so much respect to him for allowing a fast flowing set of thoughts.

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  @theviklink20444 күн бұрын

  If this guy tried phishing me by phone call, I would definitely fall for it. Sounds excactly like Tyler.

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  @user-zt3de1jq1p4 күн бұрын

  I love this! Just started listening. I love the real thing, but AI Tyler sounds great and is easy to listen to.

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  @Pezzerd4 күн бұрын

  Adam Smith. A ducking genius

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  @TonyMcCarthy-re8ek4 күн бұрын

  To the OG Star Wars fans. The prequels are George Lucas. Don't like them? Go watch the Lucas-less sequel trilogy 😆

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  @davidhoracek67585 күн бұрын

  AI Tyler sounds so much like actual Tyler that I'm kind of freaked out.

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  @Alex__H134 күн бұрын

  Yep, same.

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  @HowardRoark15 күн бұрын

  Tyler this is a great convo. Would love timestamps!

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  @kingj2825 күн бұрын

  Yeah, this got hard to listen to at the end. Tyler usually mixes in more light-hearted questions. And he seems unwilling to concede any of the substantiated problems with social media. At the end he shrugs his shoulders and says we cannot do anything and that humanity will adapt (partially due to AI). Seems a bit flippant.

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  @negochristian15 күн бұрын

  MILLION BITCOIN BOY!

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  @nathanielreichert46386 күн бұрын

  Thanks for this. Is this pretty much up to date information or is there a more recent version of this lecture?

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  @grantpitt30406 күн бұрын

  Interesting interview. Bravo for being so unfazed by her thoughtless guilt-trips

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  @pappapiccolino95726 күн бұрын

  Blind Willie McTell is a fantastic track for sure. But my choice would be Desolation Row.

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  @patel.k6 күн бұрын

  A learning episode.

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  @kyul93576 күн бұрын

  Seems to me nobody wanted to be like Kareem. They all wanted to be like Magic and Mike.

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  @danecjensen7 күн бұрын

  Chapters (Powered by ChapterMe) - 00:00 - Hello, Peter and Teller 00:06 - Political theologys importance in modern society 04:51 - Calvinism scapegoats God for mistakes 06:40 - Libertarianisms middle ground Catholicism, Eastern Orthodox, Lutherans 08:17 - Orthodox Christian views on Gods continuity with progressives 12:02 - Bronze Age pervert alternative, victimhood, Christian inspiration 17:02 - Powerful political division explains Berlin Wall collapse 20:03 - Predicting liberalisms collapse in Weimar, West Germany 23:11 - Millenarianism and apocalyptic fears 26:33 - Eschatological fear of oneworld totalitarian government 30:03 - US becoming more federalistic, authoritarian, chaotic 31:18 - Peace and safety over global chaos 36:05 - Muddling through Antiintellectual distrust, distrust in human agency 37:08 - Catacomb mysterious force that restrains oneworld state 41:06 - Lutheranisms emphasis on human agency 44:06 - Shakespeares characters differing worldviews 46:54 - Shakespearean Brutuss role in Julius Caesars conspiracy 49:13 - AIs impact on society, Silicon Valleys failure 50:07 - Predicting AIs impact on math 53:23 - Questions about AIs impact on society 56:53 - Personalities hedgehog, fox, and crypto 59:46 - Physicist Nick Bostrom explains why he supports longworld government 01:01:39 - Straussian messages in political theology 01:05:08 - Star Treks centralized future 01:07:48 - Utility in postmodern world 01:08:11 - Lincolns political religion and personal history 01:09:11 - Competitive track and field led to Stanford success 01:09:23 - New York Citys top law firm Everybody wanted in 01:09:35 - Struggling with medic crisis, scaling Teal Fellowship 01:12:44 - Machiavellian influence in Silicon Valley 01:13:26 - Walmarts antiunion tactics in the 2000s 01:17:36 - AIs centralization and stagnation 01:21:09 - Future doubling down on AI 01:21:22 - Silicon Valleys role in world order 01:23:48 - Miamis local governance needs improvement 01:24:09 - Miamis Georgist Real Estate 01:25:16 - AIs role in politics and theology 01:26:57 - What is the model generated?

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  @bikerbhutaniКүн бұрын

  You are a hero

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  @KCEagle8 күн бұрын

  Brian Riedl seems smart enough. But often cannot back up his data. In fact, he just blocked me on Twitter when I provided a link to data that he failed to consider.

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  @kennethobrien83869 күн бұрын

  Utterly brilliant!

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  @JohnVandivier10 күн бұрын

  That part when Peter recited TULIP ❤

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  @stevenkarras349011 күн бұрын

  is Tyler wearing a tallis?

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  @PatricioCansecoOrozco12 күн бұрын

  Peter Thiel has gone crazy. Now he only speaks about god and politics. I miss when he used to talk about tech and businesses.

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  @kaminakaminakaminakamina12 күн бұрын

  As someone born and raised in Brasilia who did everything to get out of there as soon as I could, I completely share the spirit of the question Benjamin asks at around 37:43: "Why did you go there twice? Why did you go there once?"

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  @mikhailfranco12 күн бұрын

  Yes, Camille Paglia is (now) a total heroine for me. Loved her interview with Tyler. For no good reason, except my own despicable ignorance, I was expecting an old slow hippie feminist apologist, but what I got was ... a huge blast of truth, dazzling eloquence, deep knowledge, and most importantly, bravery, honesty, integrity and authenticity. Very rare these days. Wonderful.

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  @mikhailfranco12 күн бұрын

  Yes, Utrecht is the perfect city. Shhhhhh, don't tell anyone. Please.

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  @lesangdikgole712012 күн бұрын

  libertarianism is just fascist atheism through the backdoor of (or frustration with) liberal freedoms (that are extended to all, without fear or favour)... it is an essentially anti-god (hence anti-election) philosophy borne out of (an understandable) hatred of communist totalitarianism. i believe peter thiel was born in east germany where they were not only communist but (broadly) atheist; his lutheran upbringing didn't undo the damage; his worship of the god of mammon is palpable.

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  @RM-jc1gr13 күн бұрын

  The bigger the view the smaller objects appear. It's sort of like being the difference regarding the front end or tail end of exploration/discovery. In order to achieve a larger view there requires distancing. So as we expand in knowledge we lose the bigger than life perspective..like sitting in the front row of a movie theater. I personally would much rather the front end because it gave room for a much larger stage and freedom to exercise the art department of the mind. I think this is what we are looking at when we see people from earlier eras displaying decadence and opulence. I can remember feeling this way as a child (a natural unfolding with no exposure because I was not raised with television) and it was due to me being on the front end of discovery.

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  @RM-jc1gr13 күн бұрын

  Music would be affected the same way, only I think there existed alongside it a mechanism of provocation. It's a human nature inclination to come from the other side of a thing, especially in order to be noticed. This could be your polarity, or swing, that you witnessed from the Beatles to The Stones. It was an answer. And Of Course it would be rebellious to the up-beat. That's almost predictable! Hahaha!!

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  @caballosinnombre398113 күн бұрын

  Comforting stories for the investor class.

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  @NeerajKumar-vo7go13 күн бұрын

  I am very much inspired by wealth,capital money thinker Mr Chandra Bhan Prasad

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  @JD..........14 күн бұрын

  How is all of this threatened by potential chip shortages due to international conflicts?

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  @tomdonovan484214 күн бұрын

  Good review good guest

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  @ATZDDD14 күн бұрын

  Tyler's reading of The Dispossessed is so far off that I'm flabbergasted how he got there. I am not familiar with him, but it does not reflect well on his critical thinking. Did he speed-read the book and misunderstand much of it? Is he so biased towards capitalism that he couldn't even understand the points an anti-capitalist author was making? This is from le Guin's introduction to the 2017 reprint: "I started by reading a whole mess of utopias and learning something about pacifism and Gandhi and nonviolent resistance. This led me to the nonviolent anarchist writers such as Peter Kropotkin and Paul Goodman. With them I felt a great, immediate affinity. They made sense to me in the way Lao Tzu did. They enabled me to think about war, peace, politics, how we govern one another and ourselves, the value of failure, and the strength of what is weak. So, when I realized that nobody had yet written an anarchist utopia, I finally began to see what my book might be. And I found that its principal character, whom I'd first glimpsed in the original misbegotten story, was alive and well-my guide to Anarres." And this is from le Guin's introduction to "The Day Before the Revolution", a prequel to The Dispossessed: "Odonianism is anarchism. Not the bomb-in-the-pocket stuff, which is terrorism, whatever name it tries to dignify itself with; not the social-Darwinist economic “libertarianism” of the far right; but anarchism. as prefigured in early Taoist thought, and expounded by Shelley and Kropotkin, Goldman and Goodman. Anarchism’s principal target is the authoritarian State (capitalist or socialist); its principal moral-practical theme is cooperation (solidarity, mutual aid). It is the most idealistic, and to me the most interesting, of all political theories." Ursula K. le Guin makes abundantly clear in the novel that Odonianism is the best political option she can imagine for society, but that even a great ideology doesn't make a utopia, as actual humans working out their lives together can cause problems for each other within any political system. For Tyler to somehow twist that into the claim that Anarres was a dystopia is wild. Would he seriously prefer the sexist, violent materialism and inequality of A-lo or the extreme authoritarianism of Thu....and did he misunderstand what the point of the Hainish man was when he noted that Earth (Terra) had turned out even worse than A-lo?

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  @tresajessygeorge21014 күн бұрын

  How are we, humanity going to be modernized and moving forward... When we give importance to individuals...who have made CHANGES in the society, nation or in different parts of the world...on the basis of their RELIGIOUS, RACIAL OR CASTE IDENTITY... and celebrate on it...instead of giving importance to their IDEAS...!!!??? There is a tendency in the post independent period (war)...among all Nations that,we ought to give priority to the Suppressed society...even when the other side has equal or more better contributions...that will help to make the positive Changes ...!!! By doing so, misguided leaderships and law& order and false historical narratives are evolved...!!! That in turn did a great damage to the PSYCH of ALL...and created confusions, chaos animosity, complexes - egos of both and Identity crisis...!!! For example : We gave importance to Martin Luther King Jr. ' s Religious Title... The PASTOR... The PROTESTANT ...etc...!!! If we are using that religious identity... to make an uncivilized society to be civilized... then we are following the wrong path... Aren't we...!!!??? Since...We know today that RELIGIOUS EXTREMIST IDEAS, LAWS,AND DOCTRINES ARE THE ENEMIES OF A CIVILIZED HUMANITY...!!! We know that, THE ROOT CAUSES OF ALL POLITICAL, ECONOMICAL, SOCIAL, AND CULTURAL, UNREST and HUMANITARIAN CRISIS and ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION...IS RELIGIOUS POLITICS ( here I am not talking against HEALTHY FAITH OF PEOPLE'S CHOICE )... ( The misguided RELIGIOUS HERO WORSHIPS and MARTYRDOM )...!!! THANK YOU...!!!

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  @michaelerdmann444714 күн бұрын

  What integrally greater ...sense, science, and salience.... of our ...ecology, economics and engineering.... may come as our technologically interconnecting advance ventures into what is ...true, truth and more truthful.... going forward?

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  @loganwallace91115 күн бұрын

  Advocacy for privacy as a way to become a gateway for dangerous and destructive MMT and Marxist policy - dubious. Mr. Grey is clearly bright enough to realize that without trust, a new monetary system will not be widely adopted and thus fail, but I think that ship has already sailed and large and growing swaths of the population have already lost faith in the monetary system, and in particular the governments' role in it. I think that lack of faith is well-founded and is also quite dangerous because the only thing that keeps this Ponzi scheme going is our collective faith in it. Trying to rush to replace the current monetary system with a digital one that offers no obvious benefits to people who currently hold capital is doomed to fail and so it should. The pain that most people are experiencing is directly correlated to that brief experiment with MMT-like policy in the early 2020's. You're on the wrong side of history, Mr. Grey.

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  @AlexMacGregor15 күн бұрын

  Great discussion!

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  @davidanalyst67115 күн бұрын

  Peter Thiel said he wasn't a calvinist because of a philosophy book written by Girard. Thiel just used a philosophy book to judge a religious book. That doesn't even make sense.

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  @sakurachristineito642816 күн бұрын

  If you close your eyes, his voice sounds like Mark Zuckerberg...how come all Silicon Valley entrepreneurs talk the same way? It's like they're the same AI programmed software installed in different robots

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  @iPeeOnBabies16 күн бұрын

  this guy is so smart

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  @mesutbarsovun434116 күн бұрын

  isnt it funny that he had just learned about how left and right labelling came into being? I mean, it is common knowledge, isnt it?

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  @SenorCollarbone16 күн бұрын

  this was tough to listen to, Tyler gets triggered/emotionally activated, projecting his own biases, and comes across as way out of touch, and borderline rude at times. Good job from Haidt for maintaining composure.