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83 pages
Episodes (63)
Adam Frank on Alien Civilizations, the Search for Life, and Technosignatures
Annie Jacobsen on Nuclear War, Deterrence, and Government Secrecy
Anthony Kaldellis on the Roman Empire, Byzantium, and the Rise and Fall of Empires
Aravind Srinivas on Perplexity and the Future of Search
Bill Ackman on Activist Investing, Concentrated Bets, and Financial Battles
Charan Ranganath on Human Memory, False Memories, and How the Brain Reconstructs the Past
Cursor Team on the Future of Programming
Dan Houser on Grand Theft Auto, Red Dead Redemption, and the Craft of Open-World Storytelling
Dario Amodei on Claude, AGI and the Future of AI
Dave Hone on Tyrannosaurs, Mass Extinction, and the Real Lives of Dinosaurs
Dave Plummer on Windows, Task Manager, and the Craft of Systems Programming
David Kirtley on Nuclear Fusion, Plasma Physics, and the Future of Energy
Demis Hassabis on AI, AlphaFold, and Simulating Reality
DHH on Ruby on Rails, Programming, and the Future of the Web
Don Lincoln on Particle Physics, Antimatter, and the Biggest Mysteries in Physics
Dylan Patel and Nathan Lambert on DeepSeek and China AI
Ed Barnhart on Maya, Aztec, Inca, and Lost Civilizations of South America
Edward Gibson on Human Language, Psycholinguistics, and LLMs
Elon Musk and the Neuralink Team on Brain-Computer Interfaces, the N1 Implant, and the First Patient
George Hotz on AI, Tinygrad, and Civilisational Risk
Guillaume Verdon on Effective Accelerationism and Thermodynamic Intelligence
James Holland on World War II, Hitler, Churchill, Stalin, and the Biggest Battles
Janna Levin on Black Holes, Wormholes, and Quantum Mysteries
Jean-Baptiste Kempf and Kieran Kunhya on FFmpeg, VLC, and Open Source Infrastructure
Jeff Bezos on Amazon, Blue Origin, and Decision-Making
Jeff Kaplan on World of Warcraft, Overwatch, Blizzard, and Future of Gaming
Jeffrey Wasserstrom on Modern China, the CCP, and Hong Kong
Jennifer Burns on Milton Friedman, Ayn Rand, and the History of Free-Market Ideas
Jensen Huang on NVIDIA, AI, and the Future of Computing
Jimmy Wales on Wikipedia, Neutrality, and the Governance of Knowledge
Joel David Hamkins on Infinity, Gödel Incompleteness and the Mathematical Multiverse
Joscha Bach on Life, Intelligence, Consciousness, AI and the Future of Humans
Julia Shaw on False Memory, Eyewitness Testimony, and the Psychology of Evil
Keyu Jin on China's Economy, Industrial Policy, and State Capitalism
Lars Brownworth on Vikings, Ragnar, Berserkers, Valhalla, and the Viking Age
Lee Cronin on Assembly Theory, the Origin of Life, and Alien Detection
Lisa Randall on Dark Matter, Physics, and Extinction
Marc Andreessen on Preference Falsification, Institutional Power, and the AI Race
Marc Raibert on Boston Dynamics, Legged Robots, and the Future of Robotics
Mark Zuckerberg on the Metaverse, Codec Avatars, and the Future of Presence
Michael Levin on Bioelectricity, Basal Cognition, and Diverse Intelligence
Michael Saylor on Bitcoin, Inflation, and the Future of Money
Nathan Lambert and Sebastian Raschka on State of AI in 2026
Neri Oxman on Material Ecology, Designing with Nature, and Engineering with Biology
Nick Lane on the Origin of Life, Bioenergetics, and Why Complex Life Is Rare
Norman Ohler on Drugs in Nazi Germany, Blitzkrieg, and the History of Psychedelics
Paul Rosolie on the Amazon, Uncontacted Tribes, and Rainforest Conservation
Pavel Durov on Building Telegram, Privacy, and Platform Independence
Peter Steinberger on OpenClaw, Agentic Engineering, and the Future of Apps
Pieter Levels on Building Startups Solo, Nomad Life, and Shipping Fast
Roman Yampolskiy on AI Uncontrollability and p(doom)
Sam Altman on OpenAI, GPT-5, and the Road to AGI
Sara Walker on the Physics of Life, Time, Complexity and Aliens
Sean Carroll on General Relativity, Quantum Mechanics, Black Holes and Aliens
Serhii Plokhy on Russia, Ukraine, and the History of Their Relationship
Sundar Pichai on AI, Google DeepMind, and the Future of Search
Terence Tao on the Hardest Problems in Mathematics, Physics and the Future of AI
ThePrimeagen on Programming, Addiction, and Pursuing Mastery
Tim Sweeney on Unreal Engine, Fortnite, and the App Store Wars
Vejas Liulevicius on Communism, Fascism, and the Machinery of Totalitarianism
Walter Isaacson on Genius, Creativity, and the Craft of Biography
Yann LeCun on Meta AI, LLMs, and the Path to AGI
Yuval Noah Harari on Shared Fictions, Intelligence, and Power
Notes (20)
Aravind Srinivas on Perplexity and the Future of Search
Cursor Team on the Future of Programming
Dario Amodei on Claude, AGI and the Future of AI
Dave Plummer on Windows, Task Manager, and the Craft of Systems Programming
Demis Hassabis on AI, AlphaFold, and Simulating Reality
DHH on Ruby on Rails, Programming, and the Future of the Web
Dylan Patel and Nathan Lambert on DeepSeek and China AI
George Hotz on AI, Tinygrad, and Civilisational Risk
Guillaume Verdon on Effective Accelerationism and Thermodynamic Intelligence
Jensen Huang on NVIDIA, AI, and the Future of Computing
Joscha Bach on Life, Intelligence, Consciousness, AI and the Future of Humans
Lars Brownworth on Vikings, Ragnar, Berserkers, Valhalla, and the Viking Age
Mark Zuckerberg on the Metaverse, Codec Avatars, and the Future of Presence
Nathan Lambert and Sebastian Raschka on State of AI in 2026
Pieter Levels on Building Startups Solo, Nomad Life, and Shipping Fast
Roman Yampolskiy on AI Uncontrollability and p(doom)
Sam Altman on OpenAI, GPT-5, and the Road to AGI
Serhii Plokhy on Russia, Ukraine, and the History of Their Relationship
ThePrimeagen on Programming, Addiction, and Pursuing Mastery
Yann LeCun on Meta AI, LLMs, and the Path to AGI