<p>In the third episode of Masters of Business Arts, Pico Iyer, a British-born American essayist and novelist living in Japan joins us to explore what Western concepts of AI can learn from the Japanese Shinto culture, the art of stillness, about the Dalai Lama and Leonard Cohen, about shared silence, and what ping pong has taught him about winning and losing.</p>

In the third episode of Masters of Business Arts, Pico Iyer, a British-born American essayist and novelist living in Japan joins us to explore what Western concepts of AI can learn from the Japanese Shinto culture, the art of stillness, about the Dalai Lama and Leonard Cohen, about shared silence, and what ping pong has taught him about winning and losing.

Learning from Shinto, Shared Silence, and Ping Pong, with Pico Iyer

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Learning from Shinto, Shared Silence, and Ping Pong, with Pico Iyer

Learning from Shinto, Shared Silence, and Ping Pong, with Pico Iyer