In many ways one way related to this book is that in physics and software and the hard sciences it was obvious and expected that people were eager for innovation. In social science there appeared to be a lot of really big powerful innovations that had great potential but we almost never apply them, he says. He also worked some number of years at NASA how has this affected how you approach economics and social science.
If intros aren’t about introductions, then what’s this here for? Is not including one a countersignal? Either way, you’ll enjoy this conversation — and that says a lot about you.
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Recorded February 6th, 2018 Other ways to connect