The Most Important Things You Learned This Year?

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I'm not sure extending voto rights to kids wouldn't matter much there's cosian bargaining within the family. Another intuition i have is children feel less in control than you, as a parent realize. So it ust kind of let them own things and own the structure of your interaction with them more than is typically the case. I wonder if sometimes the reason why we don't attract more listeners to the show is because there is a certain orientation that has to happen to appreciate conversations with tyler. Realizing that's more important than i thought, at least for me right now has been maybe my biggest mental change. It's like more context for context.

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On this special year-in-review episode, Tyler and producer Jeff Holmes talk about the past year on the show, including one episode’s appearance on Ancient Aliens, Tyler’s picks for most underrated guests, how his 2021 predictions fared from last year’s retrospective, further reflections on the most downloaded—and most polarizing—episode of the year, how David Deutsch influenced Tyler’s opinions of Karl Popper, why he thinks his interviews with women tend to be better, and more. They also evaluate Tyler’s pop culture picks from 2011, play “Name that Production Function,” and answer listener questions from Twitter.

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Recorded December 8th, 2021 Other ways to connect

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