Peter Brooks, Yale professor and author, discusses the overuse of narrative in business and politics. They explore the power of storytelling in forming origin stories, influencing beliefs, and shaping perceptions. The speakers also discuss the potential negative impact of a total 'storyification' of reality and the need for leaders to tell stories that unite people. They examine the accuracy of the Oppenheimer film, discuss the significance of stories in various contexts, emphasize the importance of critical thinking, and explore the power and agenda of storytelling.