You will like this episode if you are into machine learning, remote work, the rise of entrepreneurship around the world, secure computation, video games and their role in startup creation.

Another good question we came up with was:

Can the journey from 0 to 1 be done remotely?

We talk about the rise of startups outside of silicon valley. Also about the interactions between large companies and startups and how their relationships have evolved over the past 10 years. 

You will like this one if you want a snapshot into high technology, the replication crisis in science and some of the reasons behind it, or if you are really interested in global business.

Find Torsten here on Twitter:

https://twitter.com/tkolind

If you are a startup looking for opportunities check out YouNoodle:

https://younoodle.com/

We talk about the limitations of video for learning and what works best.

We talk about the difference between implicit, explicit, and experiential forms of learning. We talk about neuroscience and how the brain works and learns.

Find Hossein on Twitter:

https://twitter.com/hnivi

Find Pendaran:

https://www.pendaran.com/

We talk about the following questions:

Was Sales the first tech job to go remote?

When do you know when to meet someone in person or whether the conversation can be done remotely?

How does bias show up when tech companies recruit salespeople?

How did Shaan go from mathematics to becoming an expert in sales?

Find Shaan on Twitter:

https://twitter.com/shaanh

Checkout Flockjay:

https://flockjay.com/

We try to get at this question:

How can we incentivize the truth? Is this possible?

We also talk about the rise of the personal computing industry and Robin's role in that. 

Check out Robin on Twitter:

https://twitter.com/robinr

Check out more about Living in Digital Times and their event at CES:

https://livingindigitaltimes.com/

More question that we talk about:

What happens when you build a product with an expectation of what will happen and then something entirely different happens?

Is San Francisco losing its soul? Is its soul becoming distributed?

Dhru on Twitter: https://twitter.com/dhrupadkarwa

HaikuJAM: http://haikujam.com

Dhru shares HaikuJAM on TEDx: https://youtu.be/XzB0KwWsT5g

We cover these questions:

What is the difference between a pitch and telling a story?

How do you confidently broadcast your values while remaining curious and open-minded?

What is the current state of technology production in the greater midwest?

How important is it for founders to build real relationships with investors?

Should founders assume that building a business will be a bumpy road?

Can you build a startup ecosystem using virtual/online resources?

Follow John here:

https://twitter.com/johnfein

If you are a founder and want more info on Firebrand:

https://www.firebrandvc.com/

We talk about Stephen's long history in computation and the really big questions that we need to answer as a civilization to come into a more harmonious balance with the machines we are creating.

Get Stephen's Book here: https://www.amazon.com/Adventures-Computational-Explorer-Stephen-Wolfram/dp/1579550266

We discuss the following questions:

Where is the age of computation leading us to? Why did we stop innovating in terms of atoms and go into the innovation of bits?

To what extent has technology changed the nature of the human condition?

What is the key attribute for a strong or powerful human in the age of computation?

What is the temporality of ethics?

We talk about the future of work, the joy of dancing and how to think about living a healthy life while also building a company.

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I sit down with @dthorson and we talk about where civilization is headed and how we can help support it.

You will like this episode if you are into civilization design, intentional living, how to be a human, and much more.