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Venus Aerospace is building a detonation ramjet engine. It's a unique design: one engine to go from Mach 0 to Mach 6, with a rotating-detonation rocket engine upstream and a ramjet downstream. The rocket starts the flight, and the ramjet brings the specific impulse you need for commercial air... travel. I invited Venus CTO Andrew Duggleby to the Astranis office to talk about how it works, what he's already demonstrated (a lot!), and what is left between Venus Aerospace and hypersonic flight. Timestamps: 0:00:00 — Introducing the detonation ramjet 0:04:27 — How rockets can be more efficient than turbofans 0:09:10 — Riding up the ISP curve with a ramjet 0:13:07 — What has Venus built so far? 0:22:40 — The driving constraint: heat 0:25:17 — Is this too hard to model with CFD tools? 0:30:52 — How did you prove to yourself this could work? 0:33:09 — How does this approach differ from other super/hypersonic jets? 0:38:30 — How is the government supporting hypersonic development? 0:40:36 — Was a Twitter commenter correct to roast my earlier video on ramjets? 0:45:20 — Why not just use normal rockets for point-to-point transportation? 0:47:50 — How does this engine work for takeoff and landing? 0:51:15 — "If I could add a new regulation..." 0:55:30 — "Hypersonics is the speed at which heat kicks your ass" 0:58:31 — What's the next big technical demo?show more

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Andrew McCalip1 yıl önce

Ohhhh how the world turns. Now we both do hypersonics....

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Christian Keil1 yıl önce

hahaha amazing! Did you take any classes with him?

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Andrew Higgins1 yıl önce

If you believe detonative propulsion will magically gain you an extra 30% in specific impulse, I have a bridge in Brooklyn that might interest you.

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Christian Keil1 yıl önce

We talk about it in the episode at length, don't worry — they're not blindly assuming 30% greater efficiency. Around 40m mark

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How much of a % efficiency increase does an RDE combustor give over a, much easier but still difficult, conventional ram jet with subsolic combustion? (Since those also top out ~M=6 due to pressure losses) Feels like an excuse to try for flight testing an RDE bragging rights

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Christian Keil1 yıl önce

If you're asking "why not regular rocket instead of RDRE" the answer is mixing, I think. We talk in the episode about how the shorter "tail" of an RDRE is a feature here. If you're asking "why not just a ramjet," we also talk about that, you have to accelerate to ram speed somehow and they think there's mass/efficiency gains from a rocket rather than a turbofan

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yeah see unfortunately I was already sold by the words "detonation" and "ramjet" so the rest is unnecessary

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Christian Keil1 yıl önce

Hahaha one hour of your life saved! But don't you want to know how it works?

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Jamin Jantz1 yıl önce

I love to see this. I'm rooting for @VenusAerospace

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Matthew Gialich1 yıl önce

RDE are amazing. @sduggleby and Andrew are building a game changing company. Go @VenusAerospace - can’t wait to see it fly!

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Infinite Loops 🎙

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How To File #Celsius Taxes w/ Crypto Tax Girl --> Work With Her: ⏰ Timestamps ⏰ 0:00:00 Intro 0:02:09 Laura’s Background w/ Becoming A Crypto Tax Expert 0:04:28 Why Laura Started Her Crypto Tax Firm TAXES 0:05:45 Celsius Taxes 0:06:15 2 Types Of Losses You Can Take 0:09:35 Can You Take A Loss On Celsius? 0:09:59 Understanding Your Cost Basis 0:11:38 The Amount Of Loss Is Determined By Your Cost Basis 2 TYPES OF LOSSES 0:13:21 Capital Loss 0:14:35 Safe Harbor Ponzi Loss (Urgent Action Required) 0:17:18 When To Take The Losses (This Year OR Next Year?) 0:19:18 Is Celsius A Ponzi? Mashinsky Indicted? FILING 0:21:06 Laura’s Biz vs Online Tax Software 0:22:39 $500K Refund On A Client 0:23:13 Losses X Tax Rate = TAX SAVINGS 0:23:51 Things To Consider Before Filing TAX EXAMPLES 0:25:52 Person A 0:30:11 Person B 0:31:05 Person C 0:31:56 Person D 0:33:01 Person E 0:34:55 Person F 0:35:20 Person G (Loan) 0:36:52 Person H (Loan) CONCLUSION 0:38:25 Custody Taxes 0:39:06 Question Form 0:39:43 Summary

How To File #Celsius Taxes w/ Crypto Tax Girl --> Work With Her: ⏰ Timestamps ⏰ 0:00:00 Intro 0:02:09 Laura’s Background w/ Becoming A Crypto Tax Expert 0:04:28 Why Laura Started Her Crypto Tax Firm TAXES 0:05:45 Celsius Taxes 0:06:15 2 Types Of Losses You Can Take 0:09:35 Can You Take A Loss On Celsius? 0:09:59 Understanding Your Cost Basis 0:11:38 The Amount Of Loss Is Determined By Your Cost Basis 2 TYPES OF LOSSES 0:13:21 Capital Loss 0:14:35 Safe Harbor Ponzi Loss (Urgent Action Required) 0:17:18 When To Take The Losses (This Year OR Next Year?) 0:19:18 Is Celsius A Ponzi? Mashinsky Indicted? FILING 0:21:06 Laura’s Biz vs Online Tax Software 0:22:39 $500K Refund On A Client 0:23:13 Losses X Tax Rate = TAX SAVINGS 0:23:51 Things To Consider Before Filing TAX EXAMPLES 0:25:52 Person A 0:30:11 Person B 0:31:05 Person C 0:31:56 Person D 0:33:01 Person E 0:34:55 Person F 0:35:20 Person G (Loan) 0:36:52 Person H (Loan) CONCLUSION 0:38:25 Custody Taxes 0:39:06 Question Form 0:39:43 Summary

Aaron Bennett

24,173 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce

Episode 64 with Claynosaurz This is our dot com era. This is the future and we believe that. We have this current model that works We spoke about the past, present and future of Claynosaurz, IP tokenization, DATs It was great to have a casual sit down with the team and talk shop Timestamps: 0:01:58 Intro 0:04:38 Clayno quarterly workshop 0:05:56 Cab 🌋 new role at Claynosaurz 0:10:23 Navy seals 0:16:01 Tokenize everything 0:20:07 "Disney will buy us or we will buy them" Andrew 0:23:11 The thing we are really thinking about 0:29:20 Future of digital asset treasuries 0:34:30 GameSquare Holdings Inc. acquiring high value punks 0:37:50 Alpha 0:40:47 How is it to have DAVID HORVATH on the team 0:44:00 Assessing the Asian markets 0:48:00 Retaining top talent and the core team 0:48:50 William Liu joins the set + new position 0:56:29 Clayno's first event experience ever 1:00:10 How Plaposaur | CC 🌋 and the team went full time Clayno 1:07:34 Team member growth 1:17:02 Disney 1:20:00 Future of IP 1:30:30 "No way im saying this on air"

Episode 64 with Claynosaurz This is our dot com era. This is the future and we believe that. We have this current model that works We spoke about the past, present and future of Claynosaurz, IP tokenization, DATs It was great to have a casual sit down with the team and talk shop Timestamps: 0:01:58 Intro 0:04:38 Clayno quarterly workshop 0:05:56 Cab 🌋 new role at Claynosaurz 0:10:23 Navy seals 0:16:01 Tokenize everything 0:20:07 "Disney will buy us or we will buy them" Andrew 0:23:11 The thing we are really thinking about 0:29:20 Future of digital asset treasuries 0:34:30 GameSquare Holdings Inc. acquiring high value punks 0:37:50 Alpha 0:40:47 How is it to have DAVID HORVATH on the team 0:44:00 Assessing the Asian markets 0:48:00 Retaining top talent and the core team 0:48:50 William Liu joins the set + new position 0:56:29 Clayno's first event experience ever 1:00:10 How Plaposaur | CC 🌋 and the team went full time Clayno 1:07:34 Team member growth 1:17:02 Disney 1:20:00 Future of IP 1:30:30 "No way im saying this on air"

Andrew Forte

26,952 görüntüleme • 10 ay önce

🌄 Beyond SWE: The Future of Long Horizon Environments A discussion with our founders about KellyBench, and the need for new environments that require agents to adapt over time and act under uncertainty. 0:00:17 What is KellyBench? 0:02:10 Openendedness, non-stationarity and continual learning 0:03:40 Analytical versus operational capabilities 0:04:13 Why are models bad at KellyBench? 0:05:39 Situational awareness in dynamic environments 0:06:37 Feature stability and real-world non-stationarity 0:07:07 The power of context 0:07:34 "The first principle is that you must not fool yourself" 0:08:20 Machiavelli, fortuna and the ability to adapt to change 0:09:23 How can models improve on evals like KellyBench? 0:10:12 Limitations of KellyBench: data availability and market odds timing 0:11:44 Implications beyond quant finance / sports betting 0:13:26 Civilisations as the ultimate time horizon 0:14:05 Would a mega prompt / better elicitation do much better on the benchmark? 0:14:52 What new types of capability is GR excited about? 0:17:48 Taste and the ability to pursue long-term goals even if they aren't immediately rewarding 0:18:56 Deep learning as an example of a method that took a long time to bear fruit 0:19:25 Optimism about the future of AI

🌄 Beyond SWE: The Future of Long Horizon Environments A discussion with our founders about KellyBench, and the need for new environments that require agents to adapt over time and act under uncertainty. 0:00:17 What is KellyBench? 0:02:10 Openendedness, non-stationarity and continual learning 0:03:40 Analytical versus operational capabilities 0:04:13 Why are models bad at KellyBench? 0:05:39 Situational awareness in dynamic environments 0:06:37 Feature stability and real-world non-stationarity 0:07:07 The power of context 0:07:34 "The first principle is that you must not fool yourself" 0:08:20 Machiavelli, fortuna and the ability to adapt to change 0:09:23 How can models improve on evals like KellyBench? 0:10:12 Limitations of KellyBench: data availability and market odds timing 0:11:44 Implications beyond quant finance / sports betting 0:13:26 Civilisations as the ultimate time horizon 0:14:05 Would a mega prompt / better elicitation do much better on the benchmark? 0:14:52 What new types of capability is GR excited about? 0:17:48 Taste and the ability to pursue long-term goals even if they aren't immediately rewarding 0:18:56 Deep learning as an example of a method that took a long time to bear fruit 0:19:25 Optimism about the future of AI

General Reasoning

15,585 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

one thing that has saved my projects more time than I can count is evals boy was I excited when florian, quite literally an expert in benchmarks, agreed to hop into a ~2h interview to do a walkthrough of what the eval landscape looks like in 2026 (and also answer my personal business questions on the subject) given that now running frontier model through benchmarks is a vector for hacking other systems in order to avoid doing work (looking at you sol), I think it's more important than ever to educate folks on the evals situation. had a lot of fun throughout this session and I hope that you learn a thing or two! enjoy! 🌹 table of content: 0:00:00: are AI Benchmark broken? 0:05:45: Florian Brand background 0:09:00: what motivates florian to work on evaluation? 0:13:33: what is the mirrorcode benchmark about? 0:18:20: cheating in agent benchmark is insaneeeee 0:24:08: LLM benchmarks in era of agents 0:26:30: what’s up with the pelican man 0:28:27: evals are about capabilities 0:31:46: components of running evals 0:35:30: the volume of things to audit is huge!!! 0:40:20: expert answers are wrong hahahaha 0:46:00: api providers aren’t the same 0:48:00: benchmark narrow capabilities (synthetically) 0:50:56: link between eval and environment 0:53:45: small validated benchmark or massive bench? 0:56:11: what is your flow to review a benchmark? 0:58:30: tracking work capabilities with evaluation 1:00:20: slide deck in industry is all vibecoded 1:03:30: harness impact in the evaluation 1:07:39: hardware/sandboxes impact evaluation too! 1:11:00: “is it going to get worse?” 1:12:40: all components influence the final score 1:13:50: training models on different harnesses? 1:17:20: is the model just the weights or it’s all of it? 1:19:30: how to craft benchmark that prevent to cheating and undereliciting models in 2026 1:23:19: ways agents cheat and steal 1:26:00: correct elicitation of capabilities is important 1:36:00: building evaluation on prime intellect 1:45:10: how do you design interactivity benchmarks? 1:48:40: do you think evals are well set to reflect real world performance? 1:52:50: what will the benchmarking landscape will look like in 1 year

Yacine Mahdid

12,185 görüntüleme • 5 gün önce

The Princeton Dictionary of Buddhism is comprised of 5,000 entries totaling over a million words, and Donald S. Lopez Jr. (along with his co-author) wrote every word of it. He’s also written over 20 books on Buddhism, including Buddhism: A Journey through History, which tylercowen calls one of the best books of 2025. Who better to explain what the West gets wrong about Buddhism? Timestamps: 0:00:00 – The Buddha’s omniscience 0:03:13 – How the Buddha looked and lived 0:08:25 – Reincarnation, hell, sacrifice, and hungry ghosts 0:11:52 – Western (mis)conceptions of Buddhism (not always peaceful!) 0:17:15 – Buddha’s child, castes, and visual portrayals of the Buddha 0:22:50 – Buddhism as an oral religion 0:26:13 – How different strands of Buddhism coexist 0:29:27 – Global waning of Buddhism 0:32:20 – On the Dalai Lama 0:37:20 – The Tibetan Book of the Dead and Theosophy 0:41:39 – Zen Buddhism and South Asian strands 0:46:00 – Why Thailand is the wealthiest amongst Buddhist countries 0:48:21 – Itinerary for a world tour of Buddhism 0:50:01 – How Lopez became a leading scholar on Buddhism

The Princeton Dictionary of Buddhism is comprised of 5,000 entries totaling over a million words, and Donald S. Lopez Jr. (along with his co-author) wrote every word of it. He’s also written over 20 books on Buddhism, including Buddhism: A Journey through History, which tylercowen calls one of the best books of 2025. Who better to explain what the West gets wrong about Buddhism? Timestamps: 0:00:00 – The Buddha’s omniscience 0:03:13 – How the Buddha looked and lived 0:08:25 – Reincarnation, hell, sacrifice, and hungry ghosts 0:11:52 – Western (mis)conceptions of Buddhism (not always peaceful!) 0:17:15 – Buddha’s child, castes, and visual portrayals of the Buddha 0:22:50 – Buddhism as an oral religion 0:26:13 – How different strands of Buddhism coexist 0:29:27 – Global waning of Buddhism 0:32:20 – On the Dalai Lama 0:37:20 – The Tibetan Book of the Dead and Theosophy 0:41:39 – Zen Buddhism and South Asian strands 0:46:00 – Why Thailand is the wealthiest amongst Buddhist countries 0:48:21 – Itinerary for a world tour of Buddhism 0:50:01 – How Lopez became a leading scholar on Buddhism

Conversations with Tyler

11,859 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

I sat down with Dr. Veera Rajagopal (Veera Rajagopal ) - physician-scientist at Regeneron and one of the best communicators in genetics - to talk about how genetics is transforming drug discovery and healthcare. We get into how human genetics is used to find new drug targets, why 23andMe’s model failed, the real impact of AI on genetic research, and why whole genome sequencing is the future. 0:00:00 – Dr. Rajagopal’s path from medicine to genetics 0:07:48 – Moving to industry, & the shift from academia 0:13:57 – Scaling science vs. pure research 0:18:18 – Why 23andMe’s Model Didn’t Work & the future is whole genome 0:28:53 – How AI is (and isn’t) changing genomics 0:43:12 – What people misunderstand about genetic drug discovery 0:51:22 – The future of genomics and the mission of Nucleus

I sat down with Dr. Veera Rajagopal (Veera Rajagopal ) - physician-scientist at Regeneron and one of the best communicators in genetics - to talk about how genetics is transforming drug discovery and healthcare. We get into how human genetics is used to find new drug targets, why 23andMe’s model failed, the real impact of AI on genetic research, and why whole genome sequencing is the future. 0:00:00 – Dr. Rajagopal’s path from medicine to genetics 0:07:48 – Moving to industry, & the shift from academia 0:13:57 – Scaling science vs. pure research 0:18:18 – Why 23andMe’s Model Didn’t Work & the future is whole genome 0:28:53 – How AI is (and isn’t) changing genomics 0:43:12 – What people misunderstand about genetic drug discovery 0:51:22 – The future of genomics and the mission of Nucleus

Kian Sadeghi

11,253 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

New episode with former US Treasury Secretary and current OpenAI board member Larry Summers (Lawrence H. Summers). We discuss: - How he's been learning about AI. - The odds of the technology delivering a much faster economic growth regime (akin to the Industrial Revolution). - How AGI might change economic policymaking. Enjoy! Timestamps: (0:00:00) - Introduction. (0:00:46) - Larry's journey teaching himself about AI & deep learning since joining OpenAI’s board. (0:09:15) - How many hours per week has Larry been spending on OpenAI-related stuff? (0:10:16) - Which bottleneck to AI scaling does Larry think is the most underrated? (0:12:22) - Approximately what share of time do today's AI researchers spend on tasks that AI will be doing for them in five years? (0:15:01) - What explains the remarkable steadiness of US economic growth over the last 150 years? (0:19:42) - How likely is it that AI initiates a new growth regime with average growth that’s ~10x faster than today? (0:21:36) - What are the best economic arguments for believing AI won’t deliver a regime of ever-increasing growth rates? (0:25:33) - How much could AGI boost economic growth in developing countries merely by helping their policymakers make better decisions? (0:28:20) - How much better could monetary policy be if the Fed had AGI? (0:31:40) - How much would having AGI have helped US economic policymakers during the financial crisis & Great Recession? (0:36:07) - Is the CCP infiltrating and stealing the IP of major AI labs in the US and UK? (0:39:35) - At what point should AI be nationalised? (0:42:39) - How would Bill Clinton or Barack Obama be thinking about AI governance? (0:44:27) - If OpenAI restructures to a public benefit corporation, how does that change its incentives? (0:46:18) - What does Daron Acemoglu miss in his analysis of the economic impacts of AI?

New episode with former US Treasury Secretary and current OpenAI board member Larry Summers (Lawrence H. Summers). We discuss: - How he's been learning about AI. - The odds of the technology delivering a much faster economic growth regime (akin to the Industrial Revolution). - How AGI might change economic policymaking. Enjoy! Timestamps: (0:00:00) - Introduction. (0:00:46) - Larry's journey teaching himself about AI & deep learning since joining OpenAI’s board. (0:09:15) - How many hours per week has Larry been spending on OpenAI-related stuff? (0:10:16) - Which bottleneck to AI scaling does Larry think is the most underrated? (0:12:22) - Approximately what share of time do today's AI researchers spend on tasks that AI will be doing for them in five years? (0:15:01) - What explains the remarkable steadiness of US economic growth over the last 150 years? (0:19:42) - How likely is it that AI initiates a new growth regime with average growth that’s ~10x faster than today? (0:21:36) - What are the best economic arguments for believing AI won’t deliver a regime of ever-increasing growth rates? (0:25:33) - How much could AGI boost economic growth in developing countries merely by helping their policymakers make better decisions? (0:28:20) - How much better could monetary policy be if the Fed had AGI? (0:31:40) - How much would having AGI have helped US economic policymakers during the financial crisis & Great Recession? (0:36:07) - Is the CCP infiltrating and stealing the IP of major AI labs in the US and UK? (0:39:35) - At what point should AI be nationalised? (0:42:39) - How would Bill Clinton or Barack Obama be thinking about AI governance? (0:44:27) - If OpenAI restructures to a public benefit corporation, how does that change its incentives? (0:46:18) - What does Daron Acemoglu miss in his analysis of the economic impacts of AI?

Joseph Noel Walker

85,856 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

Yesterday and friends discussed how blockchains are developing and the future of web3. We also gave out lots of $SFP tokens to viewers. Recap of our October Community Call 0:00:00- Introduction 0:02:06- Veronica shares the latest crypto scams 0:07:36- supporting Sei 0:10:00- Demo on improvements to the app swap feature 0:16:33- Introducing the Halloween event 0:17:19- Veronica shares highlights at The Gateway 2024 event 0:24:07- GiftNow, a Free Tool for Web3 Community Growth 0:30:57- Sei sharing insights on SEI ecosystem 0:47:44- Venom Network shares about building L0 & L1 1:10:49- GoPlus Security 🚦 discusses on protecting transactions

Yesterday and friends discussed how blockchains are developing and the future of web3. We also gave out lots of $SFP tokens to viewers. Recap of our October Community Call 0:00:00- Introduction 0:02:06- Veronica shares the latest crypto scams 0:07:36- supporting Sei 0:10:00- Demo on improvements to the app swap feature 0:16:33- Introducing the Halloween event 0:17:19- Veronica shares highlights at The Gateway 2024 event 0:24:07- GiftNow, a Free Tool for Web3 Community Growth 0:30:57- Sei sharing insights on SEI ecosystem 0:47:44- Venom Network shares about building L0 & L1 1:10:49- GoPlus Security 🚦 discusses on protecting transactions

SafePal - Crypto Wallet

29,435 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

Our episode with aerospace investor and York Space Systems Chairman Charles "Chuck" Beames is now live! Chuck joins us to discuss: 🚀 The Dawn of the Second Space Race 🔐 Cybersecurity and Satellites 🎯 Wargaming with AIs and Humans ➿ The Complexity of Space Procurement ♾ and MUCH more! Timestamps: 0:00:00 Intro 0:01:01 Guest introduction 0:02:15 The Second Space Race 0:07:52 The Zero Trust Approach and 'Secure By Design' 0:16:01 GPS as a Military Technology 0:20:22 The Space Force is dealing with Multiple Complex Adaptive Systems 0:28:21 New Paradigms in Satellite Design 0:31:20 What VCs and Bankers Need to know about the Space Community 0:40:17 Wargaming with AIs and Humans 0:51:11 Laser Spoofing and Adversarial AIs 1:00:10 Establishing Supply Chain Sovereignty 1:05:13 Open Organizational Cultures 1:10:59 The importance of working with your hands 1:21:22 The Job of an Executive Chairman 1:26:41 Chuck as World Emperor

Our episode with aerospace investor and York Space Systems Chairman Charles "Chuck" Beames is now live! Chuck joins us to discuss: 🚀 The Dawn of the Second Space Race 🔐 Cybersecurity and Satellites 🎯 Wargaming with AIs and Humans ➿ The Complexity of Space Procurement ♾ and MUCH more! Timestamps: 0:00:00 Intro 0:01:01 Guest introduction 0:02:15 The Second Space Race 0:07:52 The Zero Trust Approach and 'Secure By Design' 0:16:01 GPS as a Military Technology 0:20:22 The Space Force is dealing with Multiple Complex Adaptive Systems 0:28:21 New Paradigms in Satellite Design 0:31:20 What VCs and Bankers Need to know about the Space Community 0:40:17 Wargaming with AIs and Humans 0:51:11 Laser Spoofing and Adversarial AIs 1:00:10 Establishing Supply Chain Sovereignty 1:05:13 Open Organizational Cultures 1:10:59 The importance of working with your hands 1:21:22 The Job of an Executive Chairman 1:26:41 Chuck as World Emperor

Infinite Loops 🎙

13,374 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

NEW EPISODE: “The first step of converting fear into a habitable place is ask yourself, what am I afraid of and why am I afraid of this? It's not about banishing the fear–it's about asking yourself, what is it trying to teach me? What am I learning from this?” -Louis C.K. 0:00:00 Louis C.K. 0:00:14 How Jokes Are Found 0:07:25 Small Rooms vs. Big Crowds 0:14:11 Life on the Road & Taking Care of Yourself 0:21:30 Dumb Jokes, Dark Jokes & Gut Instinct 0:40:40 Rhythm, Timing & the Craft of Comedy 0:49:41 Timeless vs. Topical Material 1:00:14 Saying the Unsayable on Stage 1:16:22 What Actually Makes Something Funny 1:34:48 Structuring a Set & Staying Awake 1:43:02 Boston, New York & Comedy Lineage

NEW EPISODE: “The first step of converting fear into a habitable place is ask yourself, what am I afraid of and why am I afraid of this? It's not about banishing the fear–it's about asking yourself, what is it trying to teach me? What am I learning from this?” -Louis C.K. 0:00:00 Louis C.K. 0:00:14 How Jokes Are Found 0:07:25 Small Rooms vs. Big Crowds 0:14:11 Life on the Road & Taking Care of Yourself 0:21:30 Dumb Jokes, Dark Jokes & Gut Instinct 0:40:40 Rhythm, Timing & the Craft of Comedy 0:49:41 Timeless vs. Topical Material 1:00:14 Saying the Unsayable on Stage 1:16:22 What Actually Makes Something Funny 1:34:48 Structuring a Set & Staying Awake 1:43:02 Boston, New York & Comedy Lineage

Tetragrammaton

100,663 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

John Amaechi is a former NBA forward-center turned psychology professor and leadership expert. He's known for turning down $17 million from the Lakers, being one of the first openly gay NBA players, and his best-selling memoir Man in the Middle. tylercowen and John Amaechi OBE discuss what a Star Wars-obsessed psychologist thinks about the Jedi's leadership skills, why the end of his NBA career was a relief, retreating into science fiction as a kid, and more. 0:00:00 - Culture is defined by the worst behavior tolerated 0:04:10 - Types of leadership rituals 0:05:38 - Quality of leadership in college and other places 0:08:50 - Doc Rivers' skills as a coach 0:10:47 - Retreating into science fiction 0:16:47 - Turning down $17 million 0:23:12 - Jerry Sloan and Karl Malone 0:26:03 - What % of NBA players love the game 0:30:36 - Being gay in professional sports 0:37:52 - London's peak and England's nostalgia for the past 0:44:15 - Reforming the NBA 0:48:06 - Post-NBA prospects for lower tier players 0:51:45 - On becoming a professor 0:57:30 - Personality tests are bollocks Watch the full episode here on twitter or find links everywhere else in the next tweet.

John Amaechi is a former NBA forward-center turned psychology professor and leadership expert. He's known for turning down $17 million from the Lakers, being one of the first openly gay NBA players, and his best-selling memoir Man in the Middle. tylercowen and John Amaechi OBE discuss what a Star Wars-obsessed psychologist thinks about the Jedi's leadership skills, why the end of his NBA career was a relief, retreating into science fiction as a kid, and more. 0:00:00 - Culture is defined by the worst behavior tolerated 0:04:10 - Types of leadership rituals 0:05:38 - Quality of leadership in college and other places 0:08:50 - Doc Rivers' skills as a coach 0:10:47 - Retreating into science fiction 0:16:47 - Turning down $17 million 0:23:12 - Jerry Sloan and Karl Malone 0:26:03 - What % of NBA players love the game 0:30:36 - Being gay in professional sports 0:37:52 - London's peak and England's nostalgia for the past 0:44:15 - Reforming the NBA 0:48:06 - Post-NBA prospects for lower tier players 0:51:45 - On becoming a professor 0:57:30 - Personality tests are bollocks Watch the full episode here on twitter or find links everywhere else in the next tweet.

Conversations with Tyler

16,286 görüntüleme • 10 ay önce