Furthermore, maybe a lot of ideas are better (or just more enjoyably) explored in conversational and dialectic form, as Hume argues at the beginning of his Dialogues.
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Which podcasts do you think do these kinds of interviews well?
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Julia Galef, EconTalk, Indie Hackers, Conversations with Tyler. I don’t listen to Harris/Rubin but I’ve heard good things from many.
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lol they’ve been doing that forever, thanks to radio interviews and bookstore tours
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Both ephemeral artifacts! Much less useful.
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The average business/management book contains 95% of the useful information in the title.
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Airport books are great because you can read them while dragging your suitcase past Hudson News.
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Also, most non fiction books by academics are just extensions of a thought they've already expressed in a journal article. Unless you like lots and lots of examples and anecdotes you can read the article, if podcasts aren't your thing.
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I feel like there’s a decompress-compress cycle going from TED talk to book to podcast interview. Would be interesting to track how an idea evolves through time and medium.
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There's an impulse to decry the too-longness, but it's a feature when what I want is to hang out with an idea for a while.
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