Is it moral for someone with no consequences to give advice? What if he stands to only gain and not lose? Is it foolish to receive such advice?

Steadfast in his advice not to look at people's stock advice but their stock portfolio, Taleb explores these questions in 'Skin in the Game'.

In this week's episode, we dive into the work of Taleb, famed for 'Black Swan', which many see as the doomsday prediction before the 2008 financial crisis.

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Is it moral for someone with no consequences to give advice? What if he stands to only gain and not lose? Is it foolish to receive such advice?

Steadfast in his advice not to look at people's stock advice but their stock portfolio, Taleb explores these questions in 'Skin in the Game'.

In this week's episode, we dive into the work of Taleb, famed for 'Black Swan', which many see as the doomsday prediction before the 2008 financial crisis.

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Is it moral for someone with no consequences to give advice? What if he stands to only gain and not lose? Is it foolish to receive such advice?

Steadfast in his advice not to look at people's stock advice but their stock portfolio, Taleb explores these questions in 'Skin in the Game'.

In this week's episode, we dive into the work of Nassim Taleb, famed for 'Black Swan', which many see as the doomsday prediction before the 2008 financial crisis.

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What do you find inside a Kinder Surprise Egg? In this documentary, it is philosopher Slavoj Zizek, squeezing the last drops of ideology from well-loved movies. From Taxi Driver to the Dark Knight to The Sound of Music he takes us through it all.

In this week's episode, the crew shares its thoughts on Slavoj's ideas and our take on the very notion of ideology.

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Does the devil bear fangs? Horns? Visible malice, perhaps? In the work explored this week we meet a seemingly angelic creature that bestows all that a man asks. Except what his heart truly needs and that he realises all too late.

In this week's episode we talk about The Twilight Zone episode "A Nice Place To Visit". We explore the ideas of heaven, hell, and being careful what one wishes for.

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With a background in martial arts and strength training, Ido Portal learnt that the common connection among his interests had been glaring him in the face the whole time. Movement. An online personality who is an expert in the domain of movement, Ido Portal sits with Andrew Huberman, the neuroscientist and podcaster, to discuss just that.

In this week's episode, our crew discusses that conversation and our thoughts about it.

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An unfaithful wife finds herself a suspect in her lover's murder. An abandoned child reunites with his transgender father. A group of kids dabbles in the world of crime after a watch-party goes wrong.

An unfaithful wife, an unrelenting godman, an estranged transgender father, and a foolish group of boys. God, love, and sexuality weave through their stories bringing them together for well or ill. Impacting others' lives they go through a day in their life, pondering questions that deserve a lifetime to ponder. In this week's episode, we ponder those questions.

Super Deluxe is a 2019 Tamil-language Indian film directed by Thiagarajan Kumararaja.

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Is it possible for a single entity, a great big government staffed by millions of highly intelligent members, to efficiently manufacture a typical pencil?

Milton Friedman argues no.

In Free to Choose, Milton attempts to express how complex systems, whether education, healthcare, or gadget production, are more efficiently managed and developed without any top-down coordination in an economy.

In this episode we will explore the ideas embedded into Milton Friedman's TV series Free to Choose.

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Is it possible for a single entity, a great big government staffed by millions of highly intelligent members, to efficiently manufacture a typical pencil?

Milton Friedman argues no.

In Free to Choose, Milton attempts to express how complex systems, whether education, healthcare, or gadget production, are more efficiently managed and developed without any top-down coordination in an economy.

In this episode we will explore the ideas embedded into Milton Friedman's TV series Free to Choose.

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Is religion a scripture? Is it a tolerance (or intolerance) mechanism? Or is it just a broad set of dietary rules?

This week we dive into Nassim Taleb's article 'Religion, Violence, Tolerance & Progress: Nothing to do with Theology'. The 'Black Swan' and 'Anti-Fragile' author dives into the history and social consequences of religion beyond the mere scriptures. Speaking of diets and even intolerance as methods for the propagation of religion he opens new avenues in thinking about religion.

Music by @fyahpundrums

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