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28 episodi
da 19 Giugno 2025
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In this episode of Code and Council, we look at the nineteenth-century railroad buildout as the first time the United States tried to build infrastructure on a national scale. Using Empire Express by David Haward Bain as our primary source, we trace how an idea turned into a system—how belief beca…

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For decades, Silicon Valley convinced itself that neutrality was possible. That building consumer products while avoiding the hardest public problems was a moral stance rather than a business choice. That the state was obsolete, belief was naïve, and technology would inevitably bend the world towa…
Modern life runs on invisible systems: networks, signals, standards, and abstractions so deeply embedded we rarely stop to notice them. This episode of Code and Council traces the origins of those systems to Bell Telephone Laboratories and to a small group of scientists and engineers who quietly r…
This special long-form episode tells the story of SpaceX from its improbable origins in 2001 to the era of Starship, reusable boosters, global communications infrastructure, and geopolitically significant launch capability. It’s a documentary-style narrative built from firsthand accounts, interview…
This episode examines the engineering, organizational, and geopolitical history behind ASML’s development of extreme ultraviolet lithography. It traces the company’s evolution from its origins in Veldhoven to its position as the world’s sole supplier of EUV tools, and explains how collaborations wi…
Morris Chang’s life is the story of modern Asia — and, in many ways, of modern civilization itself. Born amid the collapse of Republican China, educated in the industrial optimism of postwar America, and reborn in the laboratories of Taiwan, Chang carried the twentieth century’s trauma into the twe…
For a century, the United States defined progress through construction. Its engineers built dams, highways, rockets, and an economy that remade the world. Then, beginning in the 1960s, the nation turned inward. Law replaced design, rights replaced capacity, and moral authority displaced material am…
Operating Systems is a long-form audio essay examining how the greatest investors think, decide, and act under uncertainty. This episode draws directly from four foundational texts that shaped modern investment thought: * Market Wizards by Jack Schwager * Principles by Ray Dalio * The Intelligent I…
Leadership is often portrayed as instinct and charisma, but the real architecture of influence lies in structure, credibility, and foresight. Credible Commitments explores how game theory reshaped modern management — and how it can be used ethically to build trust rather than manipulate it. This ep…
From the genteel poverty of his Scottish youth to the polished boardrooms of Madison Avenue, Ogilvy built an empire on an ethical paradox: that the human mind could be influenced without being betrayed.This episode traces his journey from the kitchens of the Hôtel Majestic to the founding of Ogilvy…
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