What is the best way to tackle the question "How to change the world"? Learn about our plan to dissect the history innovation and peer into the future of technology. This show will dissect how the world really works and the impact of the biggest inventions that changed both the world and humanity for good. We'll also tell the stories of the greatest innovators from history and understand their mental models, mindsets and habits to help you build a guide for world change and innovation. In this promo, Host Sam Webster Harris explains in 2 minutes what we'll be doing on this show for the next 10 years or more. ABOUTHow to Change the World is an independent podcast on a mission to document the most important inventions in history in chronological order. We hope you join us for the ride to learn how the world changes and maybe pick up some idea on building the future of technology. It is written, recorded, re-recorded, rewritten and re-re-recorded entirely by Sam Webster Harris.(He also makes the music.) Find out more or contact the show - <a href="https://igmlpi.short.gy/change-world" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">ChangeTheWorldPod.com</a> <hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

What is the best way to tackle the question "How to change the world"? Learn about our plan to dissect the history innovation and peer into the future of technology. This show will dissect how the world really works and the impact of the biggest inventions that changed both the world and humanity for good. We'll also tell the stories of the greatest innovators from history and understand their mental models, mindsets and habits to help you build a guide for world change and innovation. In this promo, Host Sam Webster Harris explains in 2 minutes what we'll be doing on this show for the next 10 years or more. ABOUT How to Change the World is an independent podcast on a mission to document the most important inventions in history in chronological order. We hope you join us for the ride to learn how the world changes and maybe pick up some idea on building the future of technology. It is written, recorded, re-recorded, rewritten and re-re-recorded entirely by Sam Webster Harris. (He also makes the music.) Find out more or contact the show - ChangeTheWorldPod.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What is the best way to tackle the question "How to change the world"? Learn about our plan to dissect the history innovation and peer into the future of technology. This show will dissect how the world really works and the impact of the biggest inventions that changed both the world and humanity for good. We'll also tell the stories of the greatest innovators from history and understand their mental models, mindsets and habits to help you build a guide for world change and innovation. In this promo, Host Sam Webster Harris explains in 2 minutes what we'll be doing on this show for the next 10 years or more. ABOUTHow to Change the World is an independent podcast on a mission to document the most important inventions in history in chronological order. We hope you join us for the ride to learn how the world changes and maybe pick up some idea on building the future of technology. It is written, recorded, re-recorded, rewritten and re-re-recorded entirely by Sam Webster Harris.(He also makes the music.) Find out more or contact the show - <a href="https://igmlpi.short.gy/change-world" rel="noopener noreferrer">ChangeTheWorldPod.com</a> Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

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Sam Webster Harris&nbsp;chronicles the complete&nbsp;history of innovation&nbsp;from the Stone Age to the modern day. Learn how transformative ideas build upon each other to change the world and shape the future of humanity. Every breakthrough that changes civilization begins with curiosity. From the first controlled fire to artificial intelligence. Follow the journey, step-by-step, tracing the evolution of human progress and society. On the way, uncovering the&nbsp;nerdy stories&nbsp;and fun facts behind world-changing inventions and the mental models that drive systemic change. Each episode is a deep dive into&nbsp;innovation&nbsp;patterns and the threads that shape our world: - From Leonardo&nbsp;Da Vinci dissecting human bodies to editing our own DNA - Maritime Navigation sets the course for Interstellar exploration - Hammurabi's legal code is relevant in algorithmic governance Modern&nbsp;revolutions&nbsp;in&nbsp;technology&nbsp;and the&nbsp;future of AI are a continuation of core needs of their human creators. Our desire for leverage shows up time and again in the history of civilization. Drawing insights from&nbsp;psychology,&nbsp;economics, and&nbsp;anthropology, we explore how&nbsp;change makers in history&nbsp;like Galileo, Newton, and Tesla didn't just discover big ideas. They transformed&nbsp;civilization&nbsp;itself. Their playbooks reveal timeless strategies for anyone seeking to understand&nbsp;how the world works. This isn't surface-level history. It's&nbsp;intellectual history&nbsp;told through&nbsp;narrative learning—connecting past&nbsp;invention stories&nbsp;to the&nbsp;future of technology,&nbsp;future of society, and&nbsp;patterns of history&nbsp;that will define the&nbsp;Anthropocene. Whether you're fascinated by the&nbsp;timeline of human history,&nbsp;founder stories, or the&nbsp;psychology of change, each episode delivers actionable&nbsp;mental models&nbsp;wrapped in engaging storytelling.&nbsp;Learn something new&nbsp;about&nbsp;human progress&nbsp;while discovering your own potential to change the world. For the intellectually curious seeking to understand innovation, drive progress, and glimpse the&nbsp;future of humanity.<hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

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Sam Webster Harris chronicles the complete history of innovation from the Stone Age to the modern day. Learn how transformative ideas build upon each other to change the world and shape the future of humanity. Every breakthrough that changes civilization begins with curiosity. From the first controlled fire to artificial intelligence. Follow the journey, step-by-step, tracing the evolution of human progress and society. On the way, uncovering the nerdy stories and fun facts behind world-changing inventions and the mental models that drive systemic change. Each episode is a deep dive into innovation patterns and the threads that shape our world: - From Leonardo Da Vinci dissecting human bodies to editing our own DNA - Maritime Navigation sets the course for Interstellar exploration - Hammurabi's legal code is relevant in algorithmic governance Modern revolutions in technology and the future of AI are a continuation of core needs of their human creators. Our desire for leverage shows up time and again in the history of civilization. Drawing insights from psychology, economics, and anthropology, we explore how change makers in history like Galileo, Newton, and Tesla didn't just discover big ideas. They transformed civilization itself. Their playbooks reveal timeless strategies for anyone seeking to understand how the world works. This isn't surface-level history. It's intellectual history told through narrative learning—connecting past invention stories to the future of technology, future of society, and patterns of history that will define the Anthropocene. Whether you're fascinated by the timeline of human history, founder stories, or the psychology of change, each episode delivers actionable mental models wrapped in engaging storytelling. Learn something new about human progress while discovering your own potential to change the world. For the intellectually curious seeking to understand innovation, drive progress, and glimpse the future of humanity. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sam Webster Harris&nbsp;chronicles the complete&nbsp;history of innovation&nbsp;from the Stone Age to the modern day. Learn how transformative ideas build upon each other to change the world and shape the future of humanity. Every breakthrough that changes civilization begins with curiosity. From the first controlled fire to artificial intelligence. Follow the journey, step-by-step, tracing the evolution of human progress and society. On the way, uncovering the&nbsp;nerdy stories&nbsp;and fun facts behind world-changing inventions and the mental models that drive systemic change. Each episode is a deep dive into&nbsp;innovation&nbsp;patterns and the threads that shape our world: - From Leonardo&nbsp;Da Vinci dissecting human bodies to editing our own DNA - Maritime Navigation sets the course for Interstellar exploration - Hammurabi's legal code is relevant in algorithmic governance Modern&nbsp;revolutions&nbsp;in&nbsp;technology&nbsp;and the&nbsp;future of AI are a continuation of core needs of their human creators. Our desire for leverage shows up time and again in the history of civilization. Drawing insights from&nbsp;psychology,&nbsp;economics, and&nbsp;anthropology, we explore how&nbsp;change makers in history&nbsp;like Galileo, Newton, and Tesla didn't just discover big ideas. They transformed&nbsp;civilization&nbsp;itself. Their playbooks reveal timeless strategies for anyone seeking to understand&nbsp;how the world works. This isn't surface-level history. It's&nbsp;intellectual history&nbsp;told through&nbsp;narrative learning—connecting past&nbsp;invention stories&nbsp;to the&nbsp;future of technology,&nbsp;future of society, and&nbsp;patterns of history&nbsp;that will define the&nbsp;Anthropocene. Whether you're fascinated by the&nbsp;timeline of human history,&nbsp;founder stories, or the&nbsp;psychology of change, each episode delivers actionable&nbsp;mental models&nbsp;wrapped in engaging storytelling.&nbsp;Learn something new&nbsp;about&nbsp;human progress&nbsp;while discovering your own potential to change the world. For the intellectually curious seeking to understand innovation, drive progress, and glimpse the&nbsp;future of humanity. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

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