Top 3 Best Books of All Time

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It was a very good hollywood movie. But you've already read the book. You know how it's going to turn out. It's all very stereotypical. Super well executed, pretty good dialogue in the od school sense of the term. But again, it didn't stick with me. Money ball as a concept, i just wrote a book on talent, my goodness. So there should be a movie version of that. And that was as good of a movie version as we might have expected. So it still a thumbs up. All right. Moving tho, best books. Here's essentially your top three. A cry genra and number one, stephen pinker. Better angels

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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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