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Sam Arbesman is a complexity scientist, writer, and Scientist in Residence at Lux Capital, known for his books The Half-Life of Facts, Overcomplicated, and The Magic of Code. In this episode, we explore human understanding, its limits, the power and unpredictability of technology, our relationship with machines, coding, AI, and sci-fi, and how to navigate an increasingly complex and entangled world.
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Website: arbesman.net
Books: The Half-Life of Facts · Overcomplicated · The Magic of Code
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Andrew Engbring is a family intervention specialist and founder/CEO of Reflection Family Interventions, a recovery and family-intervention organization that helps families navigate drug addiction and mental health challenges while healing together as a family system. In this episode, we discuss add…
Melanie Icard is a naturopathic medical doctor and holistic heart health specialist. In this episode, we discuss tools and strategies for improving your heart health.
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Website: drmelanieicard.com
Facebook: @drmelholistic
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Thomas Attig is a philosopher and the author of How We Grieve, Seeking Wisdom in Death's Shadows, and other books on grief and loss. In this episode, we explore how our world changes after a loved one dies, how we can learn to live in that new world, and how our relationship with the person wh…
Lincoln Stoller is a psychotherapist, physicist, and author of books including The Learning Project, Becoming Lucid, and Operating Manual for Enlightenment.
In this episode, we discuss living with honesty, courage, and commitment, and why meaningful growth often means moving beyond conformity and r…
Prashanthi Amarnath is the author of Embracing Paradox, a book that applies the Tao Te Ching to modern life. In this episode, we discuss Taoism and how it can reshape how we perceive, feel, and act.
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Website: embracingparadox.com
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