ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This episode tackles the question, “Why is everything new and modern so hard?” and answers: because we never mastered the fundamentals.
We explore how this problem affects education, the workplace, politics, art, personal careers, inclusivity, technology, and almost all aspects of modern society.
If we want to get things right today, we need to learn many brand new things, but just as much, we need to learn or re-learn the fundamentals we may have never been taught, never mastered, or may have just forgotten.
After this episode, you’ll never look at modern problems the same again.
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