In this episode of Stop To Think, we continue our advanced infrastructure mini-series. We talk about underwater cities and some of the pros and cons that are associated with them. More specifically, we talk about the three general types of underwater cities that are technically possible. 

In this episode of the Stop To Think podcast, we continue our futuristic infrastructure mini-series by talking about underground cities. We talk about the benefits of underground cities and the main drawbacks that are associated with building underground.

In this episode of Stop To Think we talk a bit about the recent trading situation that took Wallstreet by storm. Specifically, we talk about how everyone was so quick to chime in with their opinion even though they didn't really know what was actually going on. 

In this episode of Stop To Think, we continue our discussion on moon bases. We get into more of the challenges that will come with having humans living on the moon. This episode and its predecessor were the first episodes in a mini-series about interesting infrastructure. 

In this episode of Stop To Think, we talk about moon bases and how they're both possible but yet still technically challenging. We also talk about the advantage space economies, specifically, moon bases, give to the people who are behind them. 

In this episode of Stop To Think, we talk about making mistakes. I talk about a recent mistake I made and how the best way to fix a mistake is to prevent it from occurring again and to find the most efficient way of repairing the damage the mistake caused. Playing the blame game and making someone feel miserable about a mistake is usually counterproductive. 

In this episode of Stop To Think, we talk about the current political divide in the U.S. We discuss the possibility of the divide eventually transforming into a Civil War 2. Fortunately, this seems unlikely, as a civil war over differing political views would be difficult and very costly to wager. 

In this episode of Stop To Think we talk about how one-sided media coverage alienated a large percentage of the population to the point that they decided to elect Trump. If this sort of coverage continues throughout the Biden Presidency, it would be possible to see a repeat of the same sort of Trump-like candidate getting elected in 2024. 

Episode 6 of Stop To Think is about the notion of being self-made. Many people who end up successful attribute their success in life to mainly their own efforts. While personal effort certainly does play a part in success, there are many other factors that go into becoming successful as well. This episode talks about how success is subjective and how the notion of being successful is largely based on your personal view of success. This is followed by some comments on how there are a multitude of contributing factors to success, so one person is never fully responsible for making it big. Every successful person always has a team of supporters who were working behind the scenes. 

This episode of Stop To Think is about the censorship situation that was sweeping the US at the time of it's recording. Specifically some of the consequences of censorship and why in general it's usually not a good idea to censor people.