The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway No Mercy / No Malice: Prof G Person of the Year
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Dec 16, 2023 Discover the tangled web of influence between money and university governance, as wealthy donors shape leadership and priorities. Delve into the cultural phenomenon of Taylor Swift, crowned Time's 2023 Person of the Year, and examine how economic power alters global recognition. Explore the growing divide in U.S. politics driven by lobbying and campaign spending. Reflect on the generational wealth gap that spells anxiety for youth facing mounting debts, as society grapples with the implications of wealth concentration and its cultural ramifications.
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Donor Influence
- University presidents are resigning under pressure from billionaire donors.
- These donors now hold significant sway over university decisions due to their financial contributions.
Money Over Merit
- Time Magazine's Person of the Year choices reflect a focus on money over artistry or achievement.
- Taylor Swift's selection emphasizes her financial success more than her cultural impact.
Money in Warfare
- Even wars are increasingly influenced by money.
- Ukraine's fate hinges on financial support from the U.S. and Europe.