Memes, Media, and Monopolies

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This chapter delves into a recent podcast appearance by Peter Thiel, sparking discussions on 'access monopolies' and the cultural implications of meme generation from his responses. The speakers reflect on the evolving landscape of media consumption, social media dynamics, and humor in digital communication. They also categorize online content into distinct types while sharing their experiences with technical challenges during recordings and the significance of timing in trends.

The NIA boys discuss Peter Thiel's appearance on the Joe Rogan Experience, Nashville vs. Austin, Bloomberg’s Business & Access Monopolies

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(00:00:00) - Intro
(00:06:53) - Meme of the Week
(00:13:36) - Nashville vs. Austin
(00:23:54) - Peter Thiel on Rogan
(00:35:49) - Access Monopolies
(00:47:20) - Bloomberg’s Business

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