Episodes (Page 26)
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John Cochrane proposes a new approach to policy debates.
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Eric Wakin discusses the role of archivists and archives.
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Susan Athey explores machine learning in economics and policy.
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Terry Moe discusses his book 'Relic,' advocating for presidential power to propose legislation.
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Leo Katz explains legal perversities as trade-offs between multiple legal objectives.
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Michael Munger examines the evolution of Southern attitudes towards slavery.
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Chuck Klosterman explores the possibility of widely held truths being false.
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Adam D'Angelo discusses Quora's history, evolution, and challenges.
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Matthew Futterman details the increasing lucrativeness of professional sports.
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Angela Duckworth discusses the importance of grit versus talent for success.
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Ryan Holiday explores how ego impacts success in business and life.
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Jonathan Skinner questions if healthcare technology lowers costs.
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Yuval Levin argues against misplaced nostalgia in political parties.
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Cruise lines and first-class travel raise questions about consumption inequality.
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Kevin Kelly discusses the future shaped by AI, VR, and global connectivity.
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Historian Abby Smith Rumsey discusses the Library of Congress's Twitter archive acquisition.
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Jason Zweig discusses finance, financial journalism, and his book, The Devil's Financial Dictionary.
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David Beckworth questions if the Fed caused the Great Recession.
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James Bessen explores how workers learn on the job.
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Leif Wenar questions the morality of buying resources from oppressive regimes.