Tyler Cowen and I sat down with Mark Zuckerberg to discuss how to boost progress: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6tPjIfE3eFjcb4oW5wMyDy …https://twitter.com/Facebook/status/1199033073251151872 …
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B. Falling testosterone; if you control for obesity, age, and other natural factors testosterone is still falling. Testosterone is associated with risk taking, needed for innovation. 2. Florence, Edinburgh, Vienna, and now San Francisco. I hope that the “internet” is next place
to be for innovation and exciting progress (because I don’t live there). Sadly however, I’m either doing the wrong stuff or I’m wrong. Maybe pc culture (another possible cause for the fall innovation) restricts the internet from being an open hotbed for innovation.
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@tylercowen asked “what do you want to see from academics?” My answer: use your tenure! You can’t be terminated, leverage that to take risks. I suppose it’s more complicated than that, but still. In general, I think too much emphasis was placed on academic study when -
so much innovation actually comes from amateur hobbyists, tinkerers, and entrepreneurs. 4. I’d love to see this interview again without Zuckerberg (who didn’t seem that interested) and with
@elonmusk and a politician. If government is so@important when it comes to funding science - 1 more reply
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