ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode, Sunny sits down with Sebastien, one of his co-hosts at Epicenter to discuss the Reset Everything virtual event that Sebastien hosted a few weeks ago to explore the long term effects of Covid19 on society. It was a multidisciplinary event covering topics including economics, journalism, privacy, and health. We also ventured off on some other topics such as some World War 1 history, bombs in Berlin, and crypto burnout.
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