Crazy Wisdom

This was a very fun episode where I sit down to talk with Ivonna about the device her company (FathomAI) built to help people exercise with less injuries. We talk about the subjective and objective components of injury prevention as well as a little bit into the biomechanics of what their product is measuring.  I enjoyed it so much that I then interviewed her technical cofounder about more of the biomechanics and I'll be releasing that this monday.

Check out the FathomAI device here: https://www.fathomai.com/

Or get the free app here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fathom.fathomai&hl=en

Josh and I have a conversation about the latest in AI research and he gives me the breakdown on what is Unsupervised learning and what is Supervised learning. This would be a good one to listen to if you fear the AI apocalypse (doesn't seem likely).

Follow Josh here: https://twitter.com/josh_tobin_

Jani and I talk about how his company helps people in India who don't speak English leverage the internet to reach their goals. This is one of the episodes of the series I'm doing on the rise of innovation outside of Silicon Valley. 

This company is particularly interesting for me because there are linguistic borders to the internet and Lokal is breaking them down for people who don't speak English in India. There are a lot of languages in India. I'm trying to do the same with my podcast with the languages of Spanish, Portuguese, and French and will soon be publishing those episodes on other channels.

Follow Jani here:

https://twitter.com/Janipasha_138

Mark works with innovation and technology at Innovation Lab.

We talk about a lot of science related stuff including:

Flying Cars

How you can't have both innovation and risk aversion

Bioinformatics

Modularity interoperability

Biohacking spaces

Lacoperon

Check out Mark's Website: Marsbound.com

We talk all things culture and how culture spreads from place to place. We talk about how burning man culture is changing the culture of Singapore. We also talk about the differences and similarities between the culture of Silicon Valley (where I grew up) and Singapore. There are also some tidbits in here for anyone who wants to thrive in the stressful era we might be entering.  Follow Visa here:

https://twitter.com/visakanv

She is the author of “Restoring Prana - A therapeutic guide to pranayama and healing through the breath.

We talk about the connection between breath, posture, and voice.

We also talk about the relationship between the breath and the nervous system

You can find more info on Robin's website here:

https://essentialyogatherapy.com/about

We talk about information asymmetry and what it means and how it shows up in our lives.

Check out Huan on Twitter:

https://twitter.com/HuanWin

I talked with Mike about:

narratives and why one wins and another one loses

narratives in China

the demonization of technology through sci fi since the invention of the nuclear bomb

24 hour online ideological warfare

how religion never really went away, it just changed.

Find Mike on twitter @micsolana

Marco is like the Batman of entrepreneurship. No one knows of him in Silicon Valley but the guy has created like 6 companies that are all growing like crazy.

Biggest takeaway: Business is the process of creating structure out of chaos. Money serves as the truth validator of the entire process. No business without money. Solve someone's problem and you have created structure out of chaos. Turn it into a system & get paid = Business

Find Marco on Quora where he writes a lot about entrepreneurship

https://www.quora.com/profile/Marco-Fuxa-1