The Great Simplification with Nate Hagens

Nate Hagens
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44 snips
Mar 27, 2024 • 1h 10min

Riane Eisler: "Domination and Partnership in Society"

Nate Hagens chats with systems scientist Riane Eisler about transitioning to sustainable societies by valuing empathy and caring. They discuss partnership vs. domination structures, nurturing a partnership-oriented system, and shifting towards cultures of empathy and equality. Eisler advocates for a caring economy, valuing care work, and empowering leadership for positive societal transformation.
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Mar 22, 2024 • 15min

Information Bifurcation | Frankly #57

Exploring dichotomies in information consumption, from traditional to emerging media. Highlighting gatekeeping in academic sources, biases in journalism, and navigating personal identities. Emphasizing critical thinking and self-awareness in reshaping our understanding of truth and media landscapes.
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5 snips
Mar 20, 2024 • 1h 34min

Patrick Knodel: "Question Everything - Towards Cooperation & Change”

Join Nate and impact investor Patrick Knodel as they dive into the power of philanthropy, understanding other cultures, and creating sustainable projects. They tackle questions on system change, shifting paradigms, and developing worldviews. Patrick shares his experiences in empowering rural communities, supporting farmers in India, and navigating personal challenges in unconventional projects. Learn about military spending, impact investing, and advice on raising voices and uniting for progress.
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8 snips
Mar 15, 2024 • 57min

Chuck Watson: "NATO in Ukraine: from Proxy to Participants”

Discussions on the conflict in Ukraine, resource control, cultural clashes, and political posturing. Are European countries pushing the US involvement? Chuck Watson's insights on the conflict, media portrayal doubts, France-Russia-China-Africa relationships, and casualties in Ukraine. Exploring the complexities of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, NATO's role, and the need for peaceful resolution.
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33 snips
Mar 13, 2024 • 1h 40min

Lyn Alden: "The Myth of Frictionless Finance"

In this podcast, investment strategist Lyn Alden and Nate Hagens discuss the deep connection between energy, technology, and finance. They explore the role of energy in shaping global systems, the cyclical dysfunction of economies, and the need for biophysically aligned tools for a smoother transition. Lyn Alden's biophysically rooted analysis exposes long-term trends misread by most analysts, highlighting vulnerabilities in economies. The conversation also delves into the impact of financial behaviors on global wealth disparities, the Federal Reserve's role in crisis management, Bitcoin's strengths and vulnerabilities, and promoting decentralized technologies for open information sharing.
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28 snips
Mar 8, 2024 • 25min

Peak Oil, AI, and the Straw | Frankly #56

Exploring the intersection of AI and peak oil production, discussing economic implications. Definition of oil expanding to include alternative sources causing confusion. Examining dynamics of shale oil, deepwater oil, and oil sands. AI's role in energy extraction, debt, modern monetary theory. AI's energy requirements, peak oil constraints, Jevons paradox, impact on society. Implications of AI on energy usage, societal and ecological well-being.
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35 snips
Mar 6, 2024 • 1h 23min

Samantha Sweetwater: "Life at the Center”

Samantha Sweetwater shares insights on mysticism, relationality, and balancing spiritual, mental, emotional, and physical aspects. The discussion explores movements for healing, communication styles, regenerative creativity, circular economies, differences between biology and machines, and awakening awe in everything.
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Mar 1, 2024 • 28min

7 Key Interventions for the Future | Frankly #55

The podcast discusses global interventions for a resource-constrained future, prioritizing health and wellness, aligning human culture with the biosphere, the importance of 'Goldilocks Tech', and building resilient communities to address climate change and resource depletion.
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Feb 28, 2024 • 1h 26min

Sandra Faber: "The Universe and Our Place in It”

Astrophysicist Sandra Faber discusses the universe's development, Earth's history, cosmic mysteries like the Fermi Paradox, and humanity's role in ensuring long-term survival. The conversation delves into system stability, ethical considerations, and the need for cultural and moral shifts towards planetary stewardship. Exploring exponential growth, educational reform, and youth perspectives on existence, the podcast advocates for interdisciplinary collaboration, regenerative practices, and aligning societal values for a sustainable future.
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Feb 21, 2024 • 1h 52min

John Robb: "Networked Tribalism, AI, and Asteroids"

John Robb discusses the impact of technology on warfare, politics, and psychology, exploring tribal dynamics and asteroid mining. The conversation covers AI simulation of famous individuals, societal impacts of advancing technologies, and the rise of network fascism. Additionally, it delves into empowering localism and open-source AI for a sustainable future, highlighting opportunities for young people and the importance of navigating a complex world.

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