Dwarkesh Podcast
Tyler Cowen - Talent, Collapse, & Pessimism of Sex
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It was my great pleasure to speak once again to Tyler Cowen. His most recent book is Talent, How to Find Energizers, Creatives, and Winners Across the World.
We discuss:
- how sex is more pessimistic than he is,
- why he expects society to collapse permanently,
- why humility, stimulants, & intelligence are overrated,
- how he identifies talent, deceit, & ambition,
- & much much much more!
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You may also enjoy my interviews of Bryan Caplan (about mental illness, discrimination, and poverty), David Deutsch (about AI and the problems with America’s constitution), and Steve Hsu (about intelligence and embryo selection).
Timestamps
() -Did Caplan Change On Education?
() - Travel vs. History
() - Do Institutions Become Left Wing Over Time?
() - What Does Talent Correlate With?
() - Humility, Mental Illness, Caffeine, and Suits
() - How does Education affect Talent?
() - Scouting Talent
() - Money, Deceit, and Emergent Ventures
() - Building Writing Stamina
() - When Does Intelligence Start to Matter?
() - Spotting Talent (Counter)signals
() - Will Reading Cowen’s Book Help You Win Emergent Ventures?
() - Existential risks and the Longterm
() - Cultivating Young Talent
() - The Lifespans of Public Intellectuals
() - Is Stagnation Inevitable?
() - What are Podcasts for?
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