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Ezra Klein: The Case Against Writing With AI | How I Write

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Is Tech The New Religion? Greg Epstein joins Julia Angwin for a fireside chat

EZRA KLEIN: No, and I really mean this, and everybody is right. I’ve come to think of this kind of thing. And I think there are many dynamics like this, that you have to think of it like an ecosystem. We always want people to be the right balance, but ecosystems need to be in balance. You need young political thinking that is kind of wild and... See more

Mike Gordon · Tetragrammaton with Rick Rubin

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The story of a musical collaboration's origin, highlighting the serendipitous moments and creative struggles that forged a career.

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So I gave it to him. And on stage, he referenced a story in my book. He said he really liked it that I had used the word eleemosynary, because he hadn't seen that word since some other book. And it was in a story I wrote only to use big words that I thought were pretentious, because who knows what they mean. And then three months later, I hadn't

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30: David Senra - The Clarity of Commitment · Dialectic

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The power of clear communication and being easy to understand: distilling complex ideas into memorable maxims to facilitate help and spread influence effectively

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Yeah. So this is really, again, another idea from Steve Jobs where easy to interface with, easy to understand. I think ideas and products, if they're easy to understand, they're easy to spread. So that's what's important. That's why he's like, go back to the clear communication.

You understand, like, I tend to think in maxims and I spend a lot of

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The idea of watering things down for a mainstream audience, I don't think it applies. People want things that are passionate, that are the best version they can be. And often the best version they can be is not for everybody

Rick Rubin • Rick Rubin on Cultivating World-Class Artists (Jay Z, Johnny Cash, etc.), Losing 100+ Pounds, and Breaking Down The Complex (#76)

In his rangy, vibey conversations, he presents as a proxy for the average American citizen, getting bombarded by opinions at all times and simply trying to forge a coherent path through the competing streams of information and misinformation.

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31: Gabe Whaley - Playing the Crowd & Outlasting the Hype · Dialectic

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A creative philosophy on letting work speak for itself and embracing discomfort over predictability to maintain originality.

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And I think, again, that puts us in a place where we have no choice but to let the work speak for itself because the black box is not going to do us any favors anymore. It's really putting our money where our mouth is. No more tricks, right? No more games.

the work just will have to be so good oh wow and we'll die on that sword like if it's not

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