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Average Man’s Main Chick vs Rich Man’s Side Chick? This Debate Gets Ugly! Myron Gaines ⏱️ Timestamps 00:00 - Preference: Average Man's Main Chick or Rich Man's Side Chick 02:50 - Dealing with Secrets and Relationships Behind Closed Doors 04:35 - Burden of Making Money Yourself as a Woman...

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Myron Red-Pills Florida’s Governor in Real Time — He Can’t Believe It! | MUST WATCH! Myron Gaines ⏱️ Timestamps 00:00 - Myron: Unrealistic Expectations of a Dream Husband 02:29 - Income Expectations for a Dream Husband 03:36 - Taxing Content Creators at 50% 06:45 - Rare Ideal Man: 0.105% of Population 08:41 - Challenges of Dating at 34 with a Child 10:11 - Men's Lack of Interest in Women's Income 13:43 - James: Stigma of High Body Count for All 16:50 - James: No Extravagant First Dates 19:01 - Test Driving Relationships Before Marriage 21:09 - James: Vetting for Long-Term Compatibility 25:19 - James: Natural for Men to Want Multiple Partners 28:43 - Myron: Understanding Women Through Experience 32:35 - Body Count vs. NBA Player Marketability 33:05 - Myron: Politically Incorrect Arousal Triggers 37:48 - Myron: Single Fathers vs. Single Mothers 40:17 - Myron: High Body Count Equals Market Value 44:19 - James: Desire for a Moral Society 46:55 - Myron: Looks Matter, But Character More 49:52 - Defensive Dating Due to Unworthy Partners

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Sage Steele

42,173 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Dr. Drew has spent decades in the public eye, but sitting down with him revealed the man behind the microphone. We discussed his journey from medical school to becoming one of the most recognizable doctors in America, and how his work in the ICU, psychiatry, and addiction medicine provided him with a unique perspective on the full spectrum of the human experience. He shared deeply personal stories about raising triplets, facing his child’s brain surgery, and how his own childhood trauma shaped both his empathy and his work ethic. Dr. Drew (00:04:48) – The Power of Gratitude and Letting Go (00:09:31) – Addiction in the Spotlight (00:13:56) – California’s Mental Health Crisis (00:18:01) – Homelessness, Drugs & Denial (00:21:59) – Why Childhood Trauma Fuels Addiction (00:27:43) – The Case for Compelled Treatment (00:31:42) – Public Health vs. Political Agendas (00:35:10) – Bureaucracy is Failing the Mentally Ill (00:40:08) – When Dr. Drew Finally Asked for Help (00:44:10) – How Therapy Built His Empathy (00:49:35) – The Hidden Cost of Fame (00:55:50) – Facing Public Backlash (01:06:49) – Jealousy vs. Envy: A Toxic Comparison (01:29:18) – The Cost of Denying Death
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Dr. Drew has spent decades in the public eye, but sitting down with him revealed the man behind the microphone. We discussed his journey from medical school to becoming one of the most recognizable doctors in America, and how his work in the ICU, psychiatry, and addiction medicine provided him with a unique perspective on the full spectrum of the human experience. He shared deeply personal stories about raising triplets, facing his child’s brain surgery, and how his own childhood trauma shaped both his empathy and his work ethic. Dr. Drew (00:04:48) – The Power of Gratitude and Letting Go (00:09:31) – Addiction in the Spotlight (00:13:56) – California’s Mental Health Crisis (00:18:01) – Homelessness, Drugs & Denial (00:21:59) – Why Childhood Trauma Fuels Addiction (00:27:43) – The Case for Compelled Treatment (00:31:42) – Public Health vs. Political Agendas (00:35:10) – Bureaucracy is Failing the Mentally Ill (00:40:08) – When Dr. Drew Finally Asked for Help (00:44:10) – How Therapy Built His Empathy (00:49:35) – The Hidden Cost of Fame (00:55:50) – Facing Public Backlash (01:06:49) – Jealousy vs. Envy: A Toxic Comparison (01:29:18) – The Cost of Denying Death

Sage Steele

17,058 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

In a recent batch talk, YC General Partner Tom Blomfield broke down how to build a self-improving, AI-native company. He walks through how to create recursive, self-improving AI loops, and why founders who get this right will run companies that improve while they sleep. 00:00 — Companies Are Roman Legions 00:54 — Copilots Are the Wrong Mental Model 01:55 — Extract the Domain Knowledge 02:24 — The Recursive Self-Improving Loop 04:12 — The Holy Shit Moment at YC 05:50 — Self-Optimizing Product and Support Loops 06:29 — Burn Tokens, Not Headcount 07:23 — Middle Management Is Over 08:05 — Make Everything Legible to AI 09:40 — Regenerating the YC User Manual 11:19 — Software Is Ephemeral, Context Is Valuable 12:18 — Where Humans Still Matter
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In a recent batch talk, YC General Partner Tom Blomfield broke down how to build a self-improving, AI-native company. He walks through how to create recursive, self-improving AI loops, and why founders who get this right will run companies that improve while they sleep. 00:00 — Companies Are Roman Legions 00:54 — Copilots Are the Wrong Mental Model 01:55 — Extract the Domain Knowledge 02:24 — The Recursive Self-Improving Loop 04:12 — The Holy Shit Moment at YC 05:50 — Self-Optimizing Product and Support Loops 06:29 — Burn Tokens, Not Headcount 07:23 — Middle Management Is Over 08:05 — Make Everything Legible to AI 09:40 — Regenerating the YC User Manual 11:19 — Software Is Ephemeral, Context Is Valuable 12:18 — Where Humans Still Matter

Y Combinator

593,265 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

SNEAKO Debates 1v2 with Rabbi Mizrachi 00:00 - Opening Greetings 00:03 - Rabbi's Reputation and Controversy 00:32 - Noahide Laws and Gentile Righteousness 01:39 - Gentile Conversion Priorities 02:55 - Islam as a False Religion Debate 04:13 - Refuting Muhammad's Prophethood 04:58 - Islam Not God's Religion 05:56 - Preference for Righteous Muslims 06:39 - Secular Israeli Critique 07:00 - Religious Ignorance and Technical Issues 10:18 - Israel's Religious Decline and Messianic Hope 14:26 - Denial of Palestinian Existence 17:11 - Israel-Gaza Conflict and Casualties 23:31 - Racism, Heaven, and Divine Preference 25:41 - Covenant, Land Claims, and History 27:51 - Political Actions vs Moral Justifications 32:42 - Refusing Mediation with Qatar 33:42 - Allegations of Israeli Violence 35:47 - Netanyahu's Prisoner Release Decision 36:21 - Value of Lives and Security Policy 38:01 - Hezbollah Origin Debate 40:01 - Islamic Role in Jewish Return 40:49 - Free Speech and Cancel Culture 43:25 - Historical Accuracy Discussion 43:46 - Islam's Adoption of Christian Figures 48:42 - Critique of Christianity and Israel 50:08 - Christianity Conversion and Status 53:21 - Rabbinic Authority and Religious Law 1:00:46 - Abrahamic Covenant and Divine Choice 1:03:38 - Later Religions Declared False 1:04:25 - Public Revelation Argument 1:05:32 - Torah Authority and Rabbinic Guidance 1:07:14 - Penalty for Disobeying Rabbis 1:07:52 - Idol Worship and Execution Debate 1:08:21 - Discussion Limits and Censorship 1:09:10 - Invitation to Dialogue with Muslims 1:09:35 - Closing Remarks
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SNEAKO Debates 1v2 with Rabbi Mizrachi 00:00 - Opening Greetings 00:03 - Rabbi's Reputation and Controversy 00:32 - Noahide Laws and Gentile Righteousness 01:39 - Gentile Conversion Priorities 02:55 - Islam as a False Religion Debate 04:13 - Refuting Muhammad's Prophethood 04:58 - Islam Not God's Religion 05:56 - Preference for Righteous Muslims 06:39 - Secular Israeli Critique 07:00 - Religious Ignorance and Technical Issues 10:18 - Israel's Religious Decline and Messianic Hope 14:26 - Denial of Palestinian Existence 17:11 - Israel-Gaza Conflict and Casualties 23:31 - Racism, Heaven, and Divine Preference 25:41 - Covenant, Land Claims, and History 27:51 - Political Actions vs Moral Justifications 32:42 - Refusing Mediation with Qatar 33:42 - Allegations of Israeli Violence 35:47 - Netanyahu's Prisoner Release Decision 36:21 - Value of Lives and Security Policy 38:01 - Hezbollah Origin Debate 40:01 - Islamic Role in Jewish Return 40:49 - Free Speech and Cancel Culture 43:25 - Historical Accuracy Discussion 43:46 - Islam's Adoption of Christian Figures 48:42 - Critique of Christianity and Israel 50:08 - Christianity Conversion and Status 53:21 - Rabbinic Authority and Religious Law 1:00:46 - Abrahamic Covenant and Divine Choice 1:03:38 - Later Religions Declared False 1:04:25 - Public Revelation Argument 1:05:32 - Torah Authority and Rabbinic Guidance 1:07:14 - Penalty for Disobeying Rabbis 1:07:52 - Idol Worship and Execution Debate 1:08:21 - Discussion Limits and Censorship 1:09:10 - Invitation to Dialogue with Muslims 1:09:35 - Closing Remarks

SNEAKO

66,754 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

I asked Oren John to walk me through what to do at every level of marketing based on a budget. Level 1: $0 - $10k Level 2: $10k - $100k Level 3: $100k - $1m Level 4: $1m++ Level 5: UNLIMITED 0:00 Level 1 Zero to $10K 2:05 Creativity Is Just Empathy 3:23 Build a Fake Feed of Your Customer 5:25 Does the Founder Have to Be on Camera 6:32 Free Attention Is the Biggest Opportunity 7:07 What $10 a Day on Meta Actually Teaches You 8:18 Test Campaign vs Scale Campaign 10:30 When to Start Scaling Your Ad Budget 13:00 Retargeting and Warm Audiences 15:00 The Creative Testing System 18:00 Level 2 $10K to $100K 21:00 Email Is Still the Best Asset You Own 24:00 SMS and Owned Channel Strategy 28:00 When to Hire Your First Marketing Person 31:00 The Metrics That Actually Matter 35:00 Affiliate and Referral Programs 38:00 Level 3 $100K to $1M 42:00 Building an Influencer Program 46:00 Seeding vs Paid Influencer Deals 50:00 How to Brief Creators Without Killing the Content 54:00 Long Term Creator Relationships 58:00 Accountability Systems for Marketing Teams 1:01:08 Level 4 Over $1M a Month 1:03:00 How to Not Lose Your Edge as You Scale 1:06:00 Let Creators Be Creative 1:09:11 Brand Awareness vs Direct Response 1:12:00 Niche Audiences and High AOV Brands 1:17:00 The Podcast Advertising Opportunity 1:20:00 CPM vs Audience Quality 1:25:37 Brand Pages Worth Studying 1:29:34 Level 5 Unlimited Budget 1:31:00 How Claude Dominated Influencer Marketing 1:32:00 Scale vs Monoculture 1:34:04 The Super Bowl Play 1:36:00 Mr Beast and the Celebrity Crossover 1:38:00 Get In Early on Rising Creators
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I asked Oren John to walk me through what to do at every level of marketing based on a budget. Level 1: $0 - $10k Level 2: $10k - $100k Level 3: $100k - $1m Level 4: $1m++ Level 5: UNLIMITED 0:00 Level 1 Zero to $10K 2:05 Creativity Is Just Empathy 3:23 Build a Fake Feed of Your Customer 5:25 Does the Founder Have to Be on Camera 6:32 Free Attention Is the Biggest Opportunity 7:07 What $10 a Day on Meta Actually Teaches You 8:18 Test Campaign vs Scale Campaign 10:30 When to Start Scaling Your Ad Budget 13:00 Retargeting and Warm Audiences 15:00 The Creative Testing System 18:00 Level 2 $10K to $100K 21:00 Email Is Still the Best Asset You Own 24:00 SMS and Owned Channel Strategy 28:00 When to Hire Your First Marketing Person 31:00 The Metrics That Actually Matter 35:00 Affiliate and Referral Programs 38:00 Level 3 $100K to $1M 42:00 Building an Influencer Program 46:00 Seeding vs Paid Influencer Deals 50:00 How to Brief Creators Without Killing the Content 54:00 Long Term Creator Relationships 58:00 Accountability Systems for Marketing Teams 1:01:08 Level 4 Over $1M a Month 1:03:00 How to Not Lose Your Edge as You Scale 1:06:00 Let Creators Be Creative 1:09:11 Brand Awareness vs Direct Response 1:12:00 Niche Audiences and High AOV Brands 1:17:00 The Podcast Advertising Opportunity 1:20:00 CPM vs Audience Quality 1:25:37 Brand Pages Worth Studying 1:29:34 Level 5 Unlimited Budget 1:31:00 How Claude Dominated Influencer Marketing 1:32:00 Scale vs Monoculture 1:34:04 The Super Bowl Play 1:36:00 Mr Beast and the Celebrity Crossover 1:38:00 Get In Early on Rising Creators

Grant

25,997 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

Great conversation with Alex Bouaziz on how deel became the go-to platform for global payroll and remote work. (01:35) Being happy (02:50) Big family (11:56) Video games and math (14:59) Confidence (16:12) College and older people (23:47) America, Nintendo, Disney (26:08) MIT (26:59) Helping yourself, cold emails (31:51) PhDs are super lonely (34:38) Trying to impress (39:16) Brex (40:06) Deel (45:05) Gaming forums and money struggles (49:49) San Francisco, Tel Aviv, Paris (52:26) Remote work (54:32) Growth and value (1:00:42) Marketing and getting old (1:02:09) Next decade (1:04:07) Crypto (1:08:42) AI and payroll (1:12:00) Outro We’re proudly sponsored by Brex—a brand I co-founded, now supporting over 30,000 businesses like Anthropic, DoorDash, and Scale AI, helping them make every dollar count. I’m grateful for their continued support as I bring you all conversations with some of the most exceptional founders of our generation. For more information, please go to:
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Great conversation with Alex Bouaziz on how deel became the go-to platform for global payroll and remote work. (01:35) Being happy (02:50) Big family (11:56) Video games and math (14:59) Confidence (16:12) College and older people (23:47) America, Nintendo, Disney (26:08) MIT (26:59) Helping yourself, cold emails (31:51) PhDs are super lonely (34:38) Trying to impress (39:16) Brex (40:06) Deel (45:05) Gaming forums and money struggles (49:49) San Francisco, Tel Aviv, Paris (52:26) Remote work (54:32) Growth and value (1:00:42) Marketing and getting old (1:02:09) Next decade (1:04:07) Crypto (1:08:42) AI and payroll (1:12:00) Outro We’re proudly sponsored by Brex—a brand I co-founded, now supporting over 30,000 businesses like Anthropic, DoorDash, and Scale AI, helping them make every dollar count. I’m grateful for their continued support as I bring you all conversations with some of the most exceptional founders of our generation. For more information, please go to:

Henrique Dubugras

22,596 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten

What do Anthropic, Facebook’s Analog Research Lab, and Stripe Press all have in common? The Season 2 finale drops today, featuring everett — now available on 𝕏 and YouTube Sponsored by Framer Vercel Cursor Profound 00:00 Intro: “Your side hustle is your true form” 03:01 Making Facebook Feel Human 05:04 Getting Hired Because You Don’t Fit 08:10 Why San Francisco? Place Before Job 11:33 Analog Research Lab origins & mantras 13:35 Propaganda, Self-Talk, and Shaping Company Culture 16:32 Designing for Engagement vs. Meaning 17:18 Living in Contradictions: Anachronist Meets Futurist 19:27 How to Pick the Right Company (A Nose for What’s Next) 21:03 Expansion vs. Mastery: A Different Kind of Career Path 24:00 Going Independent 26:24 Inside Cursor as a “Cultural Sleuth” 28:49 Stories of Unseen Figures: Luis Valdez, Stewart Brand 32:00 Closing: Advice for Future Pioneers Hosted by Soleio and coproduced with Room 3
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What do Anthropic, Facebook’s Analog Research Lab, and Stripe Press all have in common? The Season 2 finale drops today, featuring everett — now available on 𝕏 and YouTube Sponsored by Framer Vercel Cursor Profound 00:00 Intro: “Your side hustle is your true form” 03:01 Making Facebook Feel Human 05:04 Getting Hired Because You Don’t Fit 08:10 Why San Francisco? Place Before Job 11:33 Analog Research Lab origins & mantras 13:35 Propaganda, Self-Talk, and Shaping Company Culture 16:32 Designing for Engagement vs. Meaning 17:18 Living in Contradictions: Anachronist Meets Futurist 19:27 How to Pick the Right Company (A Nose for What’s Next) 21:03 Expansion vs. Mastery: A Different Kind of Career Path 24:00 Going Independent 26:24 Inside Cursor as a “Cultural Sleuth” 28:49 Stories of Unseen Figures: Luis Valdez, Stewart Brand 32:00 Closing: Advice for Future Pioneers Hosted by Soleio and coproduced with Room 3

First of Kind

23,079 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

Jonathan Franzen is one of the most influential novelists alive today. He was a Pulitzer Prize finalist and a National Book Award winner, and this conversation is all about how he writes his books. For him, great writing begins with great characters. And developing great characters begins with ruthless self-examination. Franzen has always had an outsider’s eye. He questioned the hype of modern technology long before it was fashionable to do so, and he’s diagnosed the spiritual emptiness of modern consumerism as well as anybody alive today. Timestamps: 00:00 Creating rich characters 02:40 Should novels be funny? 12:01 Examining your own life 14:49 Why novels must be fun 25:15 How clichés ruin fiction 29:16 How to observe society 43:28 The dangers of modern tech 49:22 Lies about “the good life” 52:38 Does chaos make you creative? 54:49 Jonathan’s writing routine 59:37 Why he loves birds If you want to watch it elsewhere, look up “David Perell” or “How I Write” on YouTube, Spotify, or Apple Podcasts.
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Jonathan Franzen is one of the most influential novelists alive today. He was a Pulitzer Prize finalist and a National Book Award winner, and this conversation is all about how he writes his books. For him, great writing begins with great characters. And developing great characters begins with ruthless self-examination. Franzen has always had an outsider’s eye. He questioned the hype of modern technology long before it was fashionable to do so, and he’s diagnosed the spiritual emptiness of modern consumerism as well as anybody alive today. Timestamps: 00:00 Creating rich characters 02:40 Should novels be funny? 12:01 Examining your own life 14:49 Why novels must be fun 25:15 How clichés ruin fiction 29:16 How to observe society 43:28 The dangers of modern tech 49:22 Lies about “the good life” 52:38 Does chaos make you creative? 54:49 Jonathan’s writing routine 59:37 Why he loves birds If you want to watch it elsewhere, look up “David Perell” or “How I Write” on YouTube, Spotify, or Apple Podcasts.

David Perell

317,721 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

Played a quick game with Daniel Negreanu (Daniel Negreanu) before the podcast. Wild how fast someone at his level can read you. We spoke about how people behave when the stakes rise, what pressure does to decision-making, how influence works at a table, and physical cues. Also got into failure, long losing stretches, early life, Vegas, reading people, chess vs poker and poker math. Very few people think this cleanly about competition and human behaviour. Timestamps below. 00:00 - Daniel's Feedback on my Game 02:56 - How to Read Body Language 05:23 - What Makes Daniel Great 11:55 - How to Influence Someone 15:17 - Dealing with Failures 18:47 - Lessons from the Game 22:44 - Poker vs Chess 26:42 - What Creates Charisma 36:02 - Thinking Under Pressure 40:52 - Daniel’s Early Life 46:36 - What Losing Teaches 50:26 - How Has Poker Changed 59:21 - High Stakes = Better Game 01:01:35 - Reading People & Poker Math 01:05:01 - Dealing with Jealousy 01:12:10 - What He Learned from His Woman 01:15:47 - Private Games in Vegas 01:22:23 - Questions for me
1:30:00

Played a quick game with Daniel Negreanu (Daniel Negreanu) before the podcast. Wild how fast someone at his level can read you. We spoke about how people behave when the stakes rise, what pressure does to decision-making, how influence works at a table, and physical cues. Also got into failure, long losing stretches, early life, Vegas, reading people, chess vs poker and poker math. Very few people think this cleanly about competition and human behaviour. Timestamps below. 00:00 - Daniel's Feedback on my Game 02:56 - How to Read Body Language 05:23 - What Makes Daniel Great 11:55 - How to Influence Someone 15:17 - Dealing with Failures 18:47 - Lessons from the Game 22:44 - Poker vs Chess 26:42 - What Creates Charisma 36:02 - Thinking Under Pressure 40:52 - Daniel’s Early Life 46:36 - What Losing Teaches 50:26 - How Has Poker Changed 59:21 - High Stakes = Better Game 01:01:35 - Reading People & Poker Math 01:05:01 - Dealing with Jealousy 01:12:10 - What He Learned from His Woman 01:15:47 - Private Games in Vegas 01:22:23 - Questions for me

Prakhar Gupta

114,188 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten