The Moral Imagination

Ep. 3: Jay Richards Ph.D: The Future of Work in an Age of Smart Machines

Oct 2, 2019

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The Human Advantage, the Future of American Work in the Age of Smart Machines by Jay Richards

01:59

The Neuroplasticity of Obsessive Compulsion

01:35

The Philosophy of the Person

02:11

Introduction

2min

The Philosophy of the Person

2min

What's the Lump of Labor?

5min

Is Technology a Problem or a Way to Shape You?

3min

The Lawnmower Is a Good Thing, Right?

3min

The Problem of the Factory Worker or Truck Driver Who's Lost His Job

3min

What Do Individuals Do?

4min

The Second Party Book - Is This Really Going to Happen?

5min

Anti Fragility Is Not Robust

3min

10.

What Are the Virtues to Make? Alterism

3min

11.

The Third American Dream

4min

12.

What Are Some Obstacles to Higher Education?

2min

13.

Is There a Matthew Effect in the Welfare State?

2min

14.

Is There a Culture of Divorce and Illegitimacy in America?

3min

15.

I Don't Have Any Friends to Lose. They're All Done

2min

16.

Is There a Free Will?

3min

17.

Is There a Growth Mindset?

2min

18.

The Neuroplasticity of Obsessive Compulsion

2min

19.

The Art of Learning

4min

20.

Don't Follow Your Passion

3min

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The Human Advantage, the Future of American Work in the Age of Smart Machines by Jay Richards

2min

Professor Jay Richards of the Catholic University of America's Busch School of Business and the Discovery Institute joins Michael to discuss his book, The Human Advantage: The Future of Work in an Age of Smart Machines, which deals with the rise of artificial intelligence and it's impact on economies, culture, and human life.

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