

Austrian Economics and Complex Systems with Rahim Taghizadegan (WiM376)
4 snips Oct 9, 2023
Rahim Taghizadegan, economist, author, physicist, philosopher, investor, and entrepreneur, discusses the commonalities between Jungian psychology and Austrian economics, the problem with deterministic worldview, incentives' role in shaping human behavior, and whether Bitcoin is a fundamental innovation. They also explore the impact of technological change, distinguish between discovered laws and legislation, and discuss the importance of validation, replicability, and the relationship between language, math, and money.
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Introduction
00:00 • 4min
Background and Journey into Austrian Economics and Bitcoin
03:47 • 10min
Behavior vs. Action: Understanding Human Behavior
13:39 • 17min
The Impact of Technological Innovation
30:10 • 22min
Exploring the Difference: Discovered Laws vs Legislation
52:25 • 10min
The Emergence of Empiricism and the Rejection of Metaphysics
01:02:19 • 4min
The Importance of Humility and Discovery
01:06:37 • 9min
Technological Change and the Shift to Einsteinian Theory
01:15:53 • 10min
The Importance of Validation and Replicability
01:25:46 • 27min
Language, Math, and Money
01:52:21 • 7min
A Discussion on Genius and the Success of Satoshi Nakamoto
01:59:43 • 3min
Bitcoin as Protocol Innovation and Market Competition
02:02:44 • 6min
The Influence of Incentives on Human Action
02:08:38 • 28min
The Evolution of Perspective
02:36:39 • 4min
Exploring Memetic Desire, Technological Change, and Old Papers
02:40:56 • 2min