Josh Farley: "The Past, Present, and Future of Human Cooperation"
The Great Simplification with Nate Hagens
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How to Reduce the Speed Limit by 20 Miles an Hour
If we were to reduce the speed limit by 20 miles an hour, just that act alone would be a greater impact on our emissions than going and driving all electric cars. Ilose so much more energy just going 70 instead of 50. And yet people choose to go 70. They don't want to go 50. We want to get to where we are going faster because time is money in our economic system. But u so so getting back to what we were talking about before, let me understand these two trends. So one thing you could do is change from the individual decision maker who externalizes all those costs to the collective decision maker that actually experiences all those costs. What's an example of
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