Feeding Frenzy

In this edition, we have a podcast with Dr. Paul Conti on the Tim Ferriss show, sharing how trauma affects us and how we can heal from it. Next, worth reading is an excerpt from Think Fast and Slow about the two types of thinking systems. Finally, a video on The Goiania Incident is worth watching, one of the worst nuclear exposure accidents.

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Show Notes:

(00:00) Intro

(00:17) Paul Conti, MD — How Trauma Works and How to Heal from It

(01:51) Of 2 Minds: How Fast and Slow Thinking Shape Perception and Choice

(03:38) How one handful of powder contaminated a whole city (The Goiania Incident)

(05:36) Recovering from Suffering

(05:54) Closing

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In this edition, we have episodic podcast Business Wars covering the rise of cryptocurrencies. Also worth reading is an article from The Guardian from a few years ago talking about the impact of the novel Dune! And always a few other ideas.

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Show Notes:

(00:00) Intro

(00:14) Crypto Wars | Business Wars

(01:31) Dune, 50 years on: how a science fiction novel changed the world |  The Guardian

(03:33) The next big thing will start out looking like a toy | cdixon

(05:22) The "Real" Fake Worlds Of Pixar | Nerdstalgic

(07:49) Worth Pondering

(08:11) Closing

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In this edition, worth listening we explore the mystery of mitochondria from Radiolab. For a deeper dive and future exploration, we have a conversation with Dr. Vamsi Mootha, an expert in mitochondrial biology. Worth reading we have an article exploring Freediving through the lens of Alexey Molchanov. And as always a few other ideas worth your time!

For links or to read this edition: https://feedingcuriosity.net/feeding-frenzies-2021/30

Show Notes

(00:00) Intro

(00:15) Cellmates | Radiolab

(01:13) Vamsi Mootha, M.D.: Do all roads lead to mitochondria? |  Peter Attia

(03:37) The Secrets of The World’s Greatest Freediver | GQ

(05:21) The 6 Year Overnight Success | Julie Nolke | TEDxIIITA

(07:19) Worth Pondering Soren Kierkegaard

(07:35) Closing

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On this edition, worth listening is a podcast with ultrarunner Courtney Dauwalter. Worth reading an article on how we generate new ideas. Worth watching is the first look at Rivian's new EV truck, the R1T.

Explore now: https://feedingcuriosity.net/feeding-frenzies-2021/29

Show Notes:

(00:00) Intro

(00:12) Courtney Dauwalter on The Rich Roll Podcast

(01:58) Texas Is the Future of America | The New York Times

(03:12) The Myth and Magic of Generating New Ideas | The New Yorker

(04:57) Let Things Rot | FFungi

(06:21) The Worlds first *REAL* Electric Truck! | JerryRigEverything

(08:39) Worth Pondering

(08:58) Closing

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In this week's edition, we have two podcasts. The first is with Jocko and his business partner Pete Roberts. Pete is the founder of Origin USA, and they discuss how they are reigniting American industry. The second is with Adam Grant on The Knowledge Project with Shane Parish. Worth reading is an article that pushes back how long humans have been on the North American continent by thousands of years. And as always, a few other ideas worth your time!

Read now: https://feedingcuriosity.net/feeding-frenzies-2021/28

Show Notes

(00:00) Intro

(00:17) "I Can Make That Work." Reigniting American Industry | Jocko Podcast

(01:37) Adam Grant: Rethinking Your Position | The Knowledge Project

(03:38) Fossilized Footprints

(05:13) VFX Artist Reveals how Many Solar Panels are Needed to Power the ENTIRE World | Corridor Crew

(06:39) Quote to Ponder

(07:13) Closing

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This edition of the Feeding Frenzy is a bit different than others I've done. Over the last week, I spent more of my time than even I expected reflecting on 9/11 and the events that would follow. At the time, I was only eight years old, so I was too young to fully grasp what had occurred except that many were called serve in the aftermath. This week's collection of content aims to provide the necessary context that leads up to and after 9/11. I am not here to argue right or wrong but rather to understand the complexities that have shaped American politics for the last two decades.

Show Notes:

(00:00) Intro

(01:59) Betting on Long Shots | Common Sense with Dan Carlin

(05:18) Lawrence Wright with Peter Attia

(09:40) Niels Jorgensen: New York Firefighters and the Heroes of 9/11

(12:52) The Gift of a Second Chance

(14:09) The Day After 9/11

(15:06) Turning Point: 9/11 and the War on Terror

(18:04) Surviving Adversity.

(18:25) Closing

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This edition worth listening to is a podcast with neuroscientist Dr. Andrew Huberman on the Tim Ferriss Show. Next worth reading is an article from Marc Brackett titled The Color of Our Emotions. Finally, a video from the Corridor Crew is worth watching where they use AI to take an animated face and create the real version of it. And as always a few other ideas for you to explore.

For links head to https://feedingcuriosity.net/feeding-frenzies-2021/26

Show Notes:

(00:00) Intro

(00:10) Dr. Andrew Huberman on The Tim Ferriss Show

(03:11) The Colors of Our Emotions

(05:40) Making Long-Term Improvements from Farnam Street

(07:47) We Made Famous Cartoons into REAL HUMANS from Corridor Crew

(09:31) Quote worth pondering

(09:45) Closing

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Worth Reading, we have a podcast with astronaut Steve Smith on Finding Mastery. Worth reading are a few articles of experiences in Nashville that are worth your time visiting. The Nashville Parthenon and, as a bonus, a replica of the Antikythera mechanism. As always, a few other ideas worth your time.

For links head to https://feedingcuriosity.net/feeding-frenzies-2021/25

(00:00) Intro

(00:18) Steve Smith on Lessons from Outer Space and a Near Death Experience | Finding Mastery

(02:14) Nashville Parthenon

(04:19) Antikythera Mechanism Replica

(05:42) His Dark Materials | HBO

(07:36) Everything has limits

(08:07) Closing

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In this edition, we have a new podcast hosted by Matt Walker, author of the book Why We Sleep. The worth reading we have one article from Wired on the number of hours that is best to work. Another interesting article is from The Economist on the compression of terms that have different meanings based on group affiliation. Worth watching is an overview of quantum computing and, as always, a few more ideas worth your time!

For links head tohttps://feedingcuriosity.net/feeding-frenzies-2021/24

Show notes 

(00:00) Intro

(00:41) Matt Walker Podcast

(01:12) The perfect number of hours to work every day?

(03:18) Culture-war terms can compress complex ideas in an unhelpful way

(05:24) Quantum Computing and Bonus Time Crystals

(06:05) A painter should begin with a dark canvas

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In this edition, we have a podcast with Noreena Hertz on loneliness. Worth reading is an article on curiosity and the researchers trying to understand it. Worth watching is a video on mycelium and how it can be the plastic of the future. And as always, a few other ideas worth your time! 

 Links for this episode can be found here: https://feedingcuriosity.net/feeding-frenzies-2021/23 

Show Notes: 

(00:00) Intro 

(00:22) Noreena Hertz on Loneliness 

(01:43) Creativity Depends on What you Already Know 

(03:42) Mycelium the plastic of the future 

(05:07) Alan Watts - The False Idea of Who You Are

(06:03) A Quote Worth Pondering 

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