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In this thought provoking conversation, Thomas Sowell discusses economic inequality, the myths surrounding poverty among different racial and economic classes, and proposes fact-based solutions for seemingly intractable situations. Don't miss it!
 
 

 
 
Wisdom

We Lost the Way on Poverty Too: Contrary to common myth, the falling poverty rates among blacks was a continuing trend from the 1940s, not the result of programs like ‘War on Poverty’.  Additionally, the welfare state saw increasing crime rates, dissolution of the family structure, and other social disturbances – Thomas Sowell

Two Parents > One: The dissolution of the family structure is a phenomenon all over the western countries, where 40% of children are raised with only one parent – Thomas Sowell

A Useful Randian Lesson: “If what you draw from Rand’s philosophy is the idea that you have a fundamental moral responsibility to think about what’s right and what’s wrong for you, that’s good” – Jimmy Wales, Founder of Wikipedia

Health

Depression interventions to Change Biological Function: exercise, ingesting EPAs, reducing inflammation, Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) – Dr. Andrew Huberman, PhD

CGM for Non-Diabetics? Low risk of harm but CGMs can induce anxiety in some (e.g., people with eating disorders) – Dr. Peter Attia

Dopamine Begets More Dopamine: Always be cautious of any state of mind or body that leads to any significant increase in dopamine release - Dr. Andrew Huberman, PhD

Wealth

Go for the Startup Gig: Your career is not doomed if your startup fails, the lessons you learn along the way are invaluable. You’ll always have the opportunity to go back to the big company if need be. Society should encourage and appropriately recognize innovation and even just the attempt at innovation. - Jimmy Wales, Founder of Wikipedia

Who Owns the Middle Armrest on a Plane? “The fight for ownership is over ambiguity” – James Salzman

Trust Others: “If you design (your internet space) for the worst people, you fail to design for good people”. For Example, at a steakhouse, we don’t lock everyone in a cage at their table because they have a knife. We trust people to be good rather than limit the rare occurrence of a bad person using a knife (as opposed to the TSA that basically bans metal knives…). Jimmy Wales, Founder of Wikipedia

 
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