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ML188: Armand D’Angour on How To Innovate, Lessons from the Ancient Greeks and The Philosophy of Change

Oct 20, 2021

01:23:25

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How to Improve Your Life?

05:55

The Principles of Change in the Greek World

03:42

What Happened Between the Roman Empire and the Great War?

05:12

Introduction

3min

What I Learned From the Family Manufacturing Business

5min

What Is Newness in Greek?

4min

The Greek Never Liked Anything New

3min

The Principles of Change in the Greek World

4min

Aristotle's First Principle

3min

The Logic of Changelessness

2min

How to Innovate by Aristotle

6min

Is There a Model for Ethical Conversations Around Innovation?

4min

10.

The Principle of Booodancy

5min

11.

I Found the Answer Hereka Herak in Greek, Euka

3min

12.

Will a Massive Ship Float?

3min

13.

Innovation in the Modern World

5min

14.

The Competition Between Paintin Painting and Sculpture

3min

15.

What Happened Between the Roman Empire and the Great War?

5min

16.

Is the Academy a Good Place for Innovation?

4min

17.

Innovating in the Field of the Classics, Socrates in Love A

5min

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Is Socrates the Model of the Contrarian?

3min

19.

Innovate in a Field?

3min

20.

I Think We're in a Fascinating Time

5min

21.

How to Improve Your Life?

6min

Armand D’Angour is a professor of classics at the University of Oxford and the author of several books including Socrates in Love and his latest, How To Innovate. In this episode we discuss:- The 3 different types of innovation and how to use them to your advantage - How the Greeks thought about change and what we can learn from them- The relationship between innovation and ethicsWe also cover the true story behind Archimedes’ famous “Eureka!” moment and Aristotle’s thoughts on political innovation.

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