The Variance of the Innovations in the Biomedical Sciences

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I think a lot of older institutions are broken. It may be permanently, so they're just crippled or not able to do anything other than routine. But i suppose i see the variance in our ability to leap is having gone up, so the leapers leap more quickly and leap higher. In the biomedical sciences, we're seeing many different innovations against malaria, against danga, against sickle selanemia, crisper. So there's plenty of leaping. On average, i don't know, i think this average is over idea. We're seeing an innovation as well. Well, i think the innovators are doing it well, but you would think that we recognize some things ther

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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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