#3655

Mentioned in 8 episodes

Lost in Thought

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Author

Zena Hertz

No description available as the book is not found in the provided sources.

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Mentioned in 8 episodes

Mentioned by

Cal Newport

as a book containing quotes from "The Intellectual Life" and "How to Live on 24 Hours a Day."

2,200 snips

Ep. 325: Simple Focus Protocols

Mentioned by

Cal Newport

as a book about the value of the life of the mind and engaging with ideas.

702 snips

Ep. 330: Tackling Social Media’s Hidden Dangers

Mentioned by

Cal Newport

as a memoir he read recently.

479 snips

Ep. 334: Hallmark Movies and the Deep Life

Mentioned by

Russ Roberts

when discussing the importance of open inquiry in education.

49 snips

Russ Roberts on Education

Mentioned by

Kieran Setiya

, referencing her work on everyday life and positive life affirmation.

25 snips

Kieran Setiya on Midlife

Recommended by

O. Henry

as a book he loved and recommends.

16 snips

Zena Hitz: reading the Great Books

Mentioned by

Sean Illing

as her previous book about the value of liberal education.

14 snips

A philosopher takes on religious life

Mentioned by

Brett McKay

as the topic of the podcast episode.

11 snips

#656: The Hidden Pleasures of Learning for Its Own Sake

Mentioned by

Michael Krom

as a reference for structuring his discussion on the possibility of a morally good life.

The Moral Life | Prof. Michael Krom

Recommended by Noemi Vanyi as a book that contemplates how leisure activities and learning enrich our lives.

Noémi Ványi: Only Fix Problems That Are Actually Problems

Mentioned by

Russ Roberts

as the author and subject of the podcast episode.

Zena Hitz on Lost in Thought

Mencionado por Fabiano Barcelos Filho como um artigo que o impactou profundamente sobre o futuro da medicina e o papel da IA.

156: Doenças cardiovasculares: prevenção e tratamento com a ajuda da IA

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