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Ingenuism
By Robert Hendershott, Don Watkins, and Yaron BrookTechnology
Ingenuism episodes
- Predicting the future – Silicon Valley Examined 20
In this episode of Silicon Valley Examined, Robert Hendershott and Don Watkins discuss how the stock market supports innovation by conveying the best available estimate of a company’s future prospects.
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50 min - How to end the port crisis (w/ Yaron Brook) - Silicon Valley Examined 19
In this episode of Silicon Valley Examined, Robert Hendershott, Don Watkins, and special guest Yaron Brook discuss the port crisis. What caused it? And how can Ingenuism help us figure out a solution? They also delve into the value of a global supply chain and the importance of standardization in progress.
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43 min - Taxing Progress – Silicon Valley Examined 18
On the Silicon Valley Examined podcast, Robert Hendershott and Don Watkins discuss the so-called billionaire tax and how taxing unrealized capital gains could impact Silicon Valley.
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45 min - Does Facebook have a future? – Silicon Valley Examined 17
In this episode of the Silicon Valley Examined podcast, Robert Hendershott and Don Watkins are joined by special guest Yaron Brook to discuss the recent attacks on Facebook. What are the major criticisms leveled against the social media giant? Do they have merit? Or do they reflect looming threats to the Ingenuist principles that drive Silicon Valley?
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36 min - Why IPOs Don't Matter - Silicon Valley Examined 16
On the Silicon Valley Examined podcast, Robert Hendershott and Don Watkins discuss why companies are staying private longer, and what the future holds for IPOs, and other tools for raising capital, including ICOs, SPACs, and more.
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49 min - Energy Abundance Now - Silicon Valley Examined 15
On the Silicon Valley Examined podcast, Robert Hendershott and Don Watkins discuss Matt Yglesias's article "The Case for More Energy," the vital importance of dramatically expanding the availability of low-cost energy, and how an understanding of Ingenuist principles can help.
Read the article: https://www.slowboring.com/p/energy-abundance
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41 min - Mind Tools – Silicon Valley Examined 14
On the Silicon Valley Examined podcast, Robert Hendershott and Don Watkins discuss the state and future of Artificial Intelligence. How can AI help us innovate? How will it help us innovate? And how do we manage the inevitable risks?
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46 min - Ingenuist Investing (w/ Yaron Brook) – Silicon Valley Examined 13
On the Silicon Valley Examined podcast, Robert Hendershott, Don Watkins, and special guest Yaron Brook discuss the role of investment in innovation. How can investment not only help launch new businesses—but spur the discovery of new ideas?
Discover Ingenuism: https://ingenuism.substack.com
47 min - More Progress Faster with James Pethokoukis and Don Watkins
Why is progress important—and what’s holding it back? American Enterprise Institute economic policy analyst James Pethokoukis explains how he thinks about economic growth, how he avoids the trap of confirmation bias, and why the world needs optimistic science fiction.
James Pethokoukis, a columnist and an economic policy analyst, is the Dewitt Wallace Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, and he runs the Substack "Faster, Please!" for people who are pro-economic growth, pro-tech innovation, and who see the value in a pro-progress culture.
"Faster, Please!" Substack - https://fasterplease.substack.com/people/867117-james-pethokoukis
Follow James Pethokoukis on Twitter - https://twitter.com/JimPethokoukis
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52 min - The birth of Silicon Valley – Silicon Valley Examined 12
On the Silicon Valley Examined podcast, Robert Hendershott and Don Watkins discuss the origins of Silicon Valley. What can we learn from the early days of HP, Shockley, and Fairchild?
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About Ingenuism
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We believe that the basic source of innovation is human ingenuity—the process of using creative thinking to solve productive challenges.
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