Episodes (Page 28)
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John Urschel balanced NFL with an MIT math Ph.D.
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Medical error is a leading cause of death in the U.S.
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Many drugs reach market despite ineffectiveness or danger.
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Medicine historically relied on trial-and-error, not pure science.
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Queuing is an inefficient way to match supply and demand.
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Most Americans lack financial literacy.
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High fees often lead to subpar investment returns.
Your Money
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The human foot's complex design is often hindered by footwear.
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Evaluating the effectiveness of social programs is crucial.
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Examining the link between economic shifts and marriage rates.
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The journey of a rural Virginia woman to lead Harvard.
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Charles Koch's self-perception as a classical liberal.
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Charles Koch's perspective on his political influence.
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Panelists discuss various forms of rivalry and competition.
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Genetic technology offers power to alter nature.
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Steve Hilton's role in British political remaking.
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The significant land use dedicated to lawns in America.
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Economists tested if the rich are less generous than the poor.
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Steve Ballmer brought his Microsoft CEO enthusiasm to the NBA.
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Online searches reveal true desires and fears, unlike real-world talk.