Podcasts

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New Peter Thiel interview on the Hoover Institution’s "Uncommon Knowledge"  

Peter Thiel on his interpretation and views on the end times, technology and societal progress. 

I don't agree with him on everything, but I find it interesting to follow his thoughts and theoretical considerations. 

(I haven't seen the interview in full yet) 

@phil I tag you directly this time ;-)

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New Peter Thiel interview on the Hoover Institution’s "Uncommon Knowledge"  

Peter Thiel on his interpretation and views on the end times, technology and societal progress. 

I don't agree with him on everything, but I find it interesting to follow his thoughts and theoretical considerations. 

(I haven't seen the interview in full yet) 

@phil I tag you directly this time ;-) 

https://youtu.be/qqHueZNEzig?feature=shared

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thanks. very glad people tag me for this now. will give it a listen.

Theil is giving off big Mitch Bryant vibes in that picture.

Serious question though: Has there been someone's view you followed and respected, but at one point they veered so far off what initially drew you to them that they lost your interest and respect?

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I didn't even know Mitch Bryant, I had to look him up first. 😬

Yes, that has happened to me several times, I think that the better you get to know a person and their theories/philosophies/ideas, the clearer it becomes what principles they live their life by and whether you can and want to identify with them. 

But I also have to say that I don't really identify that strongly with people, I find some ideas interesting, but I wouldn't describe myself as a follower. I actually find it strange when some people identify so strongly with a person, such as the Jordan Petersen Bros or the Brian Johnson Guys, etc.

Theil is giving off big Mitch Bryant vibes in that picture.

Serious question though: Has there been someone's view you followed and respected, but at one point they veered so far off what initially drew you to them that they lost your interest and respect? 

https://youtu.be/tIZujUfBrDM?feature=shared