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Erik Torenberg
@erik
How has MOZ influenced your world view, if at all? On politics, economics, religion, crypto, anything?
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Zach
@zachterrell
I dislike europe even more than i did before
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gidwell 🎩
@gidwell
It’s important to maintain your friendships with those you’re not politically aligned with Even if you don’t agree with them and just end up talking shit - there’s the rare occasion where you do find agreement
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yesyes
@yesyes
Politics - made me understand trump better. I am not an American and used to consider him a complete idiot before. Still not his fan tho Also helped me get a nuanced view on the immigration crisis in the US. A view that was different than reddit's 'just bring them all in' or X's 'all illegal aliens are terrorists'
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tldr (tim reilly)
@tldr
I was /gray pilled by MOZ #40!
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Britt Kim
@brittkim.eth
I enjoy listening. I doubt I’m influenced too much by it. It’s not really a show that develops ideas or deeply explores them. Sometimes an interesting book is mentioned. I think I’ve added a few to my wishlist. That’s nice.
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Daniel Fernandes
@dfern.eth
I like the "4-horsemen of the <insert type> apocalypse" podcast style started by All-In, also taken up by Unchained's Chopping Block and Blockworks's Bell Curve. Ironically, All-In is now unwatchable for me as every episode became a variety hour on the dumbest right-wing conspirituality grievance of the week.
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timdaub 🥝
@timdaub.eth
It made me found /europoooooor
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GIGAMΞSH
@gigamesh
It has given me a more nuanced view on AI risk & tech regulation. Also has made me more appreciative of America’s contribution to tech and global security.
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