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Mentioned in 17 episodes

Fluke

Chance, Chaos, and Why Everything We Do Matters
Book • 2024

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Mentioned in 17 episodes

Mentioned by Rory Sutherland as a book exploring the role of luck in shaping life events.
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Rory Sutherland on why marketing is the answer to economic growth
Mentioned by Derek Thompson as the author of a new book on the science and stories of randomness.
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Why Did Stanley Water Bottles Suddenly Become a Cultural Phenomenon?
Mentioned by David McRaney as the book where Brian Kloss explores change, chaos, and why everything we do matters.
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314 - Fluke - Brian Klaas (rebroadcast)
Mentioned by Toby Lowe as an example of how causality in complex systems is difficult to understand.
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Organisations as Human Learning Systems - A Conversation with Thea Snow and Toby Lowe
Mentioned by Jeremy Lent for his quote, "You control nothing, you influence everything."
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#119 Fractal Flourishing: Jeremy Lent
Mentioned by Eric Zimmer as a book exploring randomness and chaos in life and how they make our lives matter.
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Fluke or Fate? Embracing Uncertainty to Live a Fuller Life with Brian Klaas
Mentioned by Eric Zimmer when discussing how chance events can significantly alter the course of one's life.
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Failure as Fertilizer: Learning to Bloom Again with Debbie Millman
Mentioned by Brian Klaas as his book exploring chaos theory, chance, and randomness.
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We control nothing, but we influence everything | Brian Klaas: Full Interview
Mentioned by the podcast host as one of his books.
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3 biases fueling belief in conspiracy theories | Brian Klaas
Mentioned by the podcast host as one of his books.
Why does it feel like the world is falling apart? | Brian Klaas
Mentioned by Poppy Damon as his latest book, exploring randomness and its impact on life and history.
Fluke: How Chance and Chaos Shapes Our Existence, with Brian Klaas
Mentioned by Shankar Vedantam at the end of the podcast as the title of Brian Klass' book.
Wellness 2.0: The Art of the Unknown
Mentioned by Don Wildman as the author of the book.
Was the Civil War Won by Chance?
Mentioned by Brian Klaus as an example of how seemingly insignificant events can change the course of history.
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