<p>This week on the young and foolish podcast, the guys talk about access to information. They go over the importance and benefits of having access to various kinds of information. They criticize the paywall and subscription model of academic articles and news outlets, as well as the high cost of textbooks. As they share their highlights of the week and end the episode, they go on a bunch of funny tangents. </p>

This week on the young and foolish podcast, the guys talk about access to information. They go over the importance and benefits of having access to various kinds of information. They criticize the paywall and subscription model of academic articles and news outlets, as well as the high cost of textbooks. As they share their highlights of the week and end the episode, they go on a bunch of funny tangents.

<p>This week on the young and foolish podcast, the guys talk about access to information. They go over the importance and benefits of having access to various kinds of information. They criticize the paywall and subscription model of academic articles and news outlets, as well as the high cost of textbooks.&nbsp;As they share their highlights of the week and end the episode, they go on a bunch of funny tangents.&nbsp;</p>

71 - Access to information

George Wang, Lorenzo Sierra, and Raymond Xiao started the young and foolish podcast in 2021 with the aim to inspire people to engage in candid long-form dialogues that deepen their understanding of themselves, others, and the modern world. We believe that critical thinking, open discussions, and interpersonal connections are essential in the process of solving both personal and societal problems.

Born in 2000, we are a few young and foolish guys who are trying to make sense of this complicated world. Each week, we discuss relevant and interesting topics on life, society, and philosophy.

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George Wang, Lorenzo Sierra, and Raymond Xiao started the young and foolish podcast in 2021 with the aim to inspire people to engage in candid long-form dialogues that deepen their understanding of themselves, others, and the modern world. We believe that critical thinking, open discussions, and interpersonal connections are essential in the process of solving both personal and societal problems. Born in 2000, we are a few young and foolish guys who are trying to make sense of this complicated world. Each week, we discuss relevant and interesting topics on life, society, and philosophy.

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