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Send us Fan Mail *CAREFUL* THIS EPISODE IS IN *GERMAN* To celebrate the anniversary of the fifth episode of the Book Schmooze podcast, we made an episode in GERMAN!
Dec 31, 2021
1 hr 49 min

Send us Fan Mail In this inaugural episode of the Book Schmooze podcast we review the book "The Scout Mindset: Why Some People See Things Clearly and Others Don't" by Julia Galef. Is it RAD or is it WHACK? Find out by listening to this episode. Some notes: -That one time Alexej talked about Expected Utility Theory what he actually meant was Prospect Theory -It's called "Ideological Turing Test", not hypothetical Turing Test
Jul 18, 2021
1 hr 43 min
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