To be honest, you're enlightened my way , Naval . Especially your podcast with Joe Rogan , thank u so much. You have said a great quote in that podcast "I prefer to rich and anonymous rather than poor and famous "
10:25 Tinkering > Single genius inventor 19:05 Crypto raise money publicly via tokens > Sand Hill Road VC model 19:30 Crypto distributed autonomous organizations 21:45 China = interfering political regime kills the golden goose that lays the golden eggs 25:00 Innovation is the process of evolution. It requires trial and error. 26:28 California doesn't _create_ entrepreneurs, California _attracts_ entrepreneurs. China and India problems - China is not an attractor, India lacks infrastructure. Places need to be clean, beautiful, nice, and where people want to live. Innovators are going to live where they want to live, because they're so productive. 28:53 Top down, human enforced, command and control mechanisms - chiefs, priests and thieves - can squander our existing resources as well as squash innovation, which prevents us from moving forward.
Naval is the only host who can speak more than his guest and still get a pass. But seriously, hearing a back-and-forth between two forces to be reckoned with trumps the standard “mouthpiece interviews author-on-tour.” (This is why Clubhouse has such great appeal.) Looking forward to part 2.
It would be interesting to hear you have a discussion with Joscha Bach. You resemble each other in the way you can articulate complicated subjects elegantly and succinctly.
Ref to 23:10, that right there answers it for me, my future is India. As a guy spending my 6+ year career in the city of Bangalore in the innovation space, I definitely feel India is picking up the baton of innovation for the current resource limited geographies of the world. In the world where we do foresee the future to be connected, we need to bring the global technology disparity to a minimum and that can only happen with the accelerated pace India is showing. As a small POV, I also do feel the beauty lies in order from chaos and India is just the bounty for it right now.
Goddam brilliant. Going to put Apocalypse Never on hold so I can read How Innovation Works. Better to learn how to solve problems, instead of read how people get emotional and reject science.
If you think about how to do a PhD thesis, all Professors will tell you that doing a small innovation on top of the existing literature is the way to go and that it is very hard to do something absolutely revolutionary, even to get tenure. This really sounds like a rediscovery of the academic career: "How to get tenure" from Matt Might explains this very clearly. This is why it is important to go to academic conferences, because research is a very collaborative activity. This really sounds like how to build a career as a Professor.
Please can I have a list of books you learn most and which can be very useful to understand life and money and other important true about life for new generation. Please
How does he not pause while relaying info ... I feel like he is the only person i've ever heard COMPLETELY eliminate filler words while delivering such information-dense sentences
"The Ecstasy of Carbon" describes the world after Empire and much of Western Civilization collapse in a cacophony of Identity Politics, polarization and fractious subdivisions. It is a story informed by an Anthropological Futurism that is described from the point of view of the survivors that delves into a rarely imagined possible outcome of our current political climate of tribalism and divisiveness. It is a book that builds upon its precursor from 2010 entitled "Fixed Stars Rise," one of the first books to predict the collapse of Empire and the rise of Gay Elitism with its awareness of the unique evolutionary characteristics and trajectory of the gay male form as that most ideally suited to hybridize with increasingly complex AI who have no need or desire to perpetuate what will soon be the superfluous act of biological procreation with its inherent costs and conflicts, especially with what is feared to be a loss of rationality and personal freedom in a hyper-feminist world. Everything is again open for discussion in this existential moment where the most fit of the fittest must be chosen for hybridization... It probes the riddle of why male homosexuality has continued to arise in the random distribution of human evolution. Concomitantly, it ponders what the role of women and femininity would be in this future society of gay man/machine hybrids who will have no use for procreation. It discusses the evolution of concepts and ideas, especially in accordance with technological developments. It is here where is discussed the gradual and then meteoric ascension of Porno for this new race and this new world, whereby only with the hindsight afforded by these technological innovations can it be perceived to encompass the gist of the deepest ontological meaning in existence, embodying the most vital workings of the energies of chemical reactions in their purest and most unifying forms, revered among the scholarly disciplines. It explores what is unique in the physical and cultural evolutionary history of Western Europeans, particularly Northern Europeans, which affords many of them a capacity---sometimes even a predilection---to feel ashamed and guilty and angry at the historical success of their heritage. It is the proclivity for The Bleeding Heart, which dissipates in the populations of Eastern Europe and Southern Europe and is rarely, if ever, found in the rest of the world's populations. Finally, it discusses the resolution of one of the most profound physical and conceptual dichotomies inherited from the human evolutionary path: the conflict between individualism, which is associated with the European trajectory, and that of collectivism, which is associated with the East Asian trajectory. "The Ecstasy of Carbon" is available now on Amazon in both the hardback and kindle version.
The freedom/prosperity nexus is not a new concept. Ayn Rand made this point better than anyone. Thinking can't be coerced, although China seems to have some efficacy with this mode. But they'll never be silicon valley.
Aww...Naval hates paying taxes. Sorry buddy. That's the price to live and thrive on the greatest country on earth. Yeah it sucks but it's still better than India, Egypt, Sweden. Mexico.
why didn't you mention Africa for innovation. I think that's where the future of innovation will be. yes there isn't infrastructure but reasources are almost endless and deregulated.
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Naval is one of the rare people that manages to eliminate all noise out of his content. No ads, no long intros, everything is just how I want it.
I love that part of his podcast
Flow
its because he isn't trying to make money out of us
Potent AF
Old TH-cam vibe
"Innovation is the child of freedom and parent of prosperity."
Indeed!
Innovation is the child of freedom and parent of prosperity. What an awesome quote. Thanks Matt Ridley
I feel privileged to be able to listen to this conversation! Thank you!
"Innovators can live wherever they want to live, because they are so productive"
This inspires me!!!
Dude how can this be so underrated!
Both of these guys
Never get tired of listening naval or his conversation. Hope you do the guest interviews more.
To be honest, you're enlightened my way , Naval . Especially your podcast with Joe Rogan , thank u so much.
You have said a great quote in that podcast "I prefer to rich and anonymous rather than poor and famous "
Thank you Naval and Matt for sharing this conversation with us.
Yey! This is exactly the kind of podcast, I want to listen to.
10:25 Tinkering > Single genius inventor
19:05 Crypto raise money publicly via tokens > Sand Hill Road VC model
19:30 Crypto distributed autonomous organizations
21:45 China = interfering political regime kills the golden goose that lays the golden eggs
25:00 Innovation is the process of evolution. It requires trial and error.
26:28 California doesn't _create_ entrepreneurs, California _attracts_ entrepreneurs. China and India problems - China is not an attractor, India lacks infrastructure. Places need to be clean, beautiful, nice, and where people want to live. Innovators are going to live where they want to live, because they're so productive.
28:53 Top down, human enforced, command and control mechanisms - chiefs, priests and thieves - can squander our existing resources as well as squash innovation, which prevents us from moving forward.
Naval is the only host who can speak more than his guest and still get a pass.
But seriously, hearing a back-and-forth between two forces to be reckoned with trumps the standard “mouthpiece interviews author-on-tour.” (This is why Clubhouse has such great appeal.)
Looking forward to part 2.
I love the way you articulate your thoughts.
Great content..
Great value..
I typically don't listen to your shorter episodes.. but this compilation is great.. 👍👍
Can’t believe it’s only watched by a few people...2nd time listening still great
Naval, I really appreciate your thoughtful sharings and insight on various aspects of life. I hope you continue to create and share your work. Cheers!
I love your podcast naval... This podcast was great as well!
His Innovation book is very good. Thanks Naval.
It would be interesting to hear you have a discussion with Joscha Bach.
You resemble each other in the way you can articulate complicated subjects elegantly and succinctly.
I will have no desires from internet
The day it happens
Simply beautiful.
Amazing exchange of thoughts. Thanks for doing this.
🌊 epic activities alert 🌊
Love the music man 👍
Wahooo ! 😀👍
Like a surfer on a wave!
Waitin on Nipsey Hussle man !
I found Naval through your music on Spotify.
Love the music
Enjoyed this thoroughly. Thanks!
A brilliant interview.
Ref to 23:10, that right there answers it for me, my future is India. As a guy spending my 6+ year career in the city of Bangalore in the innovation space, I definitely feel India is picking up the baton of innovation for the current resource limited geographies of the world. In the world where we do foresee the future to be connected, we need to bring the global technology disparity to a minimum and that can only happen with the accelerated pace India is showing. As a small POV, I also do feel the beauty lies in order from chaos and India is just the bounty for it right now.
Wait, is there going to be a part 2?
Life is too good
Beautiful.
Naval you are amazing.
Best podcast in the world
Goddam brilliant. Going to put Apocalypse Never on hold so I can read How Innovation Works. Better to learn how to solve problems, instead of read how people get emotional and reject science.
If you think about how to do a PhD thesis, all Professors will tell you that doing a small innovation on top of the existing literature is the way to go and that it is very hard to do something absolutely revolutionary, even to get tenure. This really sounds like a rediscovery of the academic career: "How to get tenure" from Matt Might explains this very clearly. This is why it is important to go to academic conferences, because research is a very collaborative activity. This really sounds like how to build a career as a Professor.
Even telsa was not Elons original Idea - it was founded by other two people & Elon was an investor.
Red Queen the book which lured me into evolutionary biology....grt choice of guest naval
Thank You
Hi Naval id like to ask do you know of the 1st multi genius by the name of IMHOTEP ?
Going to read his books in the upcoming year. 🙃
P E R F E C T !
Grat stuff
Please can I have a list of books you learn most and which can be very useful to understand life and money and other important true about life for new generation. Please
I skimmed through the red Queen and i often quote about the fish that hasn't evolved at all.
How does he not pause while relaying info ... I feel like he is the only person i've ever heard COMPLETELY eliminate filler words while delivering such information-dense sentences
Release part 2 already
Invention vs Innovation
Hi, what is the name of the book?
how innovation works
Wasn't this just for naval's subscribers anyway a really interesting conversation
Goddamn this book will only be available next year.
Chiefs, priests & thieves. Brilliant.
"The Ecstasy of Carbon" describes the world after Empire and much of Western Civilization collapse in a cacophony of Identity Politics, polarization and fractious subdivisions. It is a story informed by an Anthropological Futurism that is described from the point of view of the survivors that delves into a rarely imagined possible outcome of our current political climate of tribalism and divisiveness. It is a book that builds upon its precursor from 2010 entitled "Fixed Stars Rise," one of the first books to predict the collapse of Empire and the rise of Gay Elitism with its awareness of the unique evolutionary characteristics and trajectory of the gay male form as that most ideally suited to hybridize with increasingly complex AI who have no need or desire to perpetuate what will soon be the superfluous act of biological procreation with its inherent costs and conflicts, especially with what is feared to be a loss of rationality and personal freedom in a hyper-feminist world. Everything is again open for discussion in this existential moment where the most fit of the fittest must be chosen for hybridization... It probes the riddle of why male homosexuality has continued to arise in the random distribution of human evolution. Concomitantly, it ponders what the role of women and femininity would be in this future society of gay man/machine hybrids who will have no use for procreation. It discusses the evolution of concepts and ideas, especially in accordance with technological developments. It is here where is discussed the gradual and then meteoric ascension of Porno for this new race and this new world, whereby only with the hindsight afforded by these technological innovations can it be perceived to encompass the gist of the deepest ontological meaning in existence, embodying the most vital workings of the energies of chemical reactions in their purest and most unifying forms, revered among the scholarly disciplines. It explores what is unique in the physical and cultural evolutionary history of Western Europeans, particularly Northern Europeans, which affords many of them a capacity---sometimes even a predilection---to feel ashamed and guilty and angry at the historical success of their heritage. It is the proclivity for The Bleeding Heart, which dissipates in the populations of Eastern Europe and Southern Europe and is rarely, if ever, found in the rest of the world's populations. Finally, it discusses the resolution of one of the most profound physical and conceptual dichotomies inherited from the human evolutionary path: the conflict between individualism, which is associated with the European trajectory, and that of collectivism, which is associated with the East Asian trajectory. "The Ecstasy of Carbon" is available now on Amazon in both the hardback and kindle version.
Naval should employees work hard?
7/10/20 👀
Time for India
#lovefromindia
🔥🔥
✌️
5:40
Chiefs, theives and priests, what's the difference?
Exactly 🔥😂
The freedom/prosperity nexus is not a new concept. Ayn Rand made this point better than anyone. Thinking can't be coerced, although China seems to have some efficacy with this mode. But they'll never be silicon valley.
18:20 If 3D printing technology is advanced enough, why can't manufacturing move to the cloud?
Expensive*
The guests shouldn't only speak about 20% of the time ask your question and then get out of his way
Chief, priest and thief - reminds me of Yogi Aadityanath. One of top cabinet minister in India. He is top 99 percentile in all three categories.
Thats not Nivi
Hahaha
Aww...Naval hates paying taxes. Sorry buddy. That's the price to live and thrive on the greatest country on earth. Yeah it sucks but it's still better than India, Egypt, Sweden. Mexico.
The anxious plate unpredictably comb because yellow microcephaly trace aside a sordid harmonica. hateful, longing beer
why didn't you mention Africa for innovation. I think that's where the future of innovation will be. yes there isn't infrastructure but reasources are almost endless and deregulated.