Resources and recommended listening
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@JP That's how I felt listening to him with Mad Fientist. He discusses the idea of buying back time with money in that interview, too.
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Having nothing to do with ERE at all, I really liked the film Go Fast Go North about a 750 mile boat race to Alaska. I don't know anything about sailing but I know there are a few sailing enthusiasts here. It is on Prime right now. The trailer: https://vimeo.com/192747836.
A different story about the same race is told on this podcast for those that prefer audio: https://dirtbagdiaries.com/over-the-line/.
A different story about the same race is told on this podcast for those that prefer audio: https://dirtbagdiaries.com/over-the-line/.
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This particular episode of this podcast touched on a lot of subjects we discuss here: status, signaling, how rich people spend vs how poor people spend, and more. The speaker and interviewer are taking a very different point of view than ERE is, but I found food for thought here.
How Whole Foods, yoga, and NPR became the hallmarks of the modern elite
How Whole Foods, yoga, and NPR became the hallmarks of the modern elite
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The ebook "On Tyranny".
It is chilling how sheep like people can be and the terror of crowds. This forum is for the most part free thinkers and those wishing to buck 'orders' so to say. Some of the examples are just... wow. I must admit I was inspired to post it here by the cards versus cash discussion.
I got it from my local library. Less than 2 hours.
Even on Amazon it is dang cheap for an audio book.
https://www.amazon.com/Tyranny-Twenty-L ... B06VX82JZH
It is chilling how sheep like people can be and the terror of crowds. This forum is for the most part free thinkers and those wishing to buck 'orders' so to say. Some of the examples are just... wow. I must admit I was inspired to post it here by the cards versus cash discussion.
I got it from my local library. Less than 2 hours.
Even on Amazon it is dang cheap for an audio book.
https://www.amazon.com/Tyranny-Twenty-L ... B06VX82JZH
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Real Vision is doing a two-week focus on retirement. The first video is free on youtube. I enjoyed the whole thing but he gets into specifics and more ERE-related stuff after 30 minutes or so.
You can get a trial subscription for $1 if you want to watch the whole series (you can cancel any time after that). Today's video was an interview with Neil Howe (not his best but still interesting).
You can get a trial subscription for $1 if you want to watch the whole series (you can cancel any time after that). Today's video was an interview with Neil Howe (not his best but still interesting).
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Bret Weinstein and his wife Heather Heying, both biology PhDs, are doing a new casual podcast where they discuss all things COVID. They get into a lot of detail (which I appreciate) on things like masks, testing options, and the future course of the virus.
The first episode is a little glitchy as they'd just set up their home studio. I expect it to get more polished as we go.
episode one: https://youtu.be/ym-WGOq96G0
episode two: https://youtu.be/zI9UBmsSKKA
The first episode is a little glitchy as they'd just set up their home studio. I expect it to get more polished as we go.
episode one: https://youtu.be/ym-WGOq96G0
episode two: https://youtu.be/zI9UBmsSKKA
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Joe Rogan Experience #1309 - Naval Ravikant is a good listen.