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Mentioned in 7 episodes

Where's My Flying Car?

Book • 2021

Mentioned by

Jaime Rodríguez de Santiago

Jordan Schneider

Mentioned in 7 episodes

Recommended by

Byrne Hobart

as a book that makes a strong case for flying cars and the regulatory hurdles preventing their development.

Byrne Hobart - Optionality, Stagnation, and Secret Societies

Mentioned by Jay Storrs Hall in his manifesto "Where's My Flying Car?", questioning why flying cars, predicted in the mid-20th century, haven't materialized.

Are Flying Cars Finally Here?

Recommended by

Tomek Onyszko

, it explores why certain technological advancements have stagnated since the 1960s.

Brew #44: Claude 4 & Codex - za kod się płaci. Google I/O - Gemini, Veo 3. Airbnb - Bed and Services.

Mentioned by

Eric Jorgensen

as a book about the next industrial revolution and frontier technologies.

#085 Ben Reinhardt: How to Discover New Technology, Playing the Longest Game, and Philanthropy in Technology

Mentioned by

Brian Potter

when discussing the idea of multi-layered transportation systems in cities.

Brian Potter - Future of Construction, Ugly Modernism, & Environmental Review

Mencionado por

Jaime Rodríguez de Santiago

al hablar sobre el optimismo tecnológico del pasado.

#191 Del largo ahora al último ser humano

Mentioned by

Alex Epstein

during the podcast.

#324 - Alex Epstein - Can Fossil Fuels Save The World?

Mentioned by

Ezra Klein

, he references his review of the book for The Times, discussing reactionary futurism.

Ezra Klein Is Worried — but Not About a Radicalized Left

Mentioned by

Eric Jorgenson

as a book that made the case for the next industrial revolution.

Eric Jorgenson - Author & Angel Investor | How One Book About Naval Ravikant Changed Everything

Mentioned by Mark when discussing the potential for AI to create and deploy new versions of itself.

#18 Ex-Apple Engineer: The Hidden Dangers of AI on your Brain

Mentioned by

Jordan Schneider

when discussing arguments about government funding potentially hindering scientific progress, specifically in nanotechnology.

Rethinking Industrial Policy...and Everything Else

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