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Truth is Dead: Steven Rosenbaum on AI as a Spectacularly Good Liar
Truth is Dead: Steven Rosenbaum on AI as a Spectacularly Good Liar

Episode 2862

“When we trust AI to tell us the truth, we are setting ourselves up to hand over something deeply human to a machine that does not have our best inte…

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The Joe Biden Tragedy: Julian Zelizer on the Last New Deal President
The Joe Biden Tragedy: Julian Zelizer on the Last New Deal President

Episode 2861

“His ultimate failure is not simply losing. It’s his failure to stop Trumpism from being such a dominant force in America.” — Julian Zelizer

On this E…

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We Shape Our AI, Thereafter It Shapes Us: How to Maintain Human Agency in Our Agentic Age
We Shape Our AI, Thereafter It Shapes Us: How to Maintain Human Agency in Our Agentic Age

Episode 2860

“We shape our tools, and thereafter they shape us.” — Marshall McLuhan (attributed)

Who gets to tell the AI story? A movie, a media company or Marshal…

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Stop, Don't Do That: Peter Edelman on What Bobby Kennedy Can Still Teach America
Stop, Don't Do That: Peter Edelman on What Bobby Kennedy Can Still Teach America

Episode 2859

“Millions of people have gone out and said, ‘Stop, don’t do that.’ And that is a wonderful thing.” — Peter Edelman

We are in Washington DC this week, …

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That's My Story, But Not Where It Ends: Robert Polito on Bob Dylan's Second Act
That's My Story, But Not Where It Ends: Robert Polito on Bob Dylan's Second Act

Episode 2858

“That’s my story, but not where it ends.” — Bob Dylan, “Key West (Philosopher Pirate)”

Fitzgerald said there were no second acts in the American story…

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Does God Love Haiti? Dimitri Elias Léger on the Haitian Scorer of the Greatest Goal in US History
Does God Love Haiti? Dimitri Elias Léger on the Haitian Scorer of the Greatest Goal in US History

Episode 2857

“When Haiti plays Brazil, Haitians will feel equal. Football gives even the weakest and the poorest a fighting chance. That is profound.” — Dimitri E…

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One Life in Nine World Cups: Simon Kuper on Football Fever and Why the Beautiful Game Still Matters
One Life in Nine World Cups: Simon Kuper on Football Fever and Why the Beautiful Game Still Matters

Episode 2856

“The World Cup is a kind of religious feast. It’s like Easter, or Passover, or Eid, but it’s for all of humanity.” — A Church of England vicar, quote…

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What If It’s a Bunch of Shit? Margaret Rutherford on the Relentless Camouflage of a Perfect Life
What If It’s a Bunch of Shit? Margaret Rutherford on the Relentless Camouflage of a Perfect Life

Episode 2855

“There is tremendous loneliness in the kind of life where you just don’t feel like anybody knows you.” — Margaret Rutherford

Yesterday, the Brooklyn p…

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Perfection Is the Devil: Daniel Smith on Boredom, Envy, and Why Our Darkest Emotions Aren’t So Dark
Perfection Is the Devil: Daniel Smith on Boredom, Envy, and Why Our Darkest Emotions Aren’t So Dark

Episode 2854

“Perfection is the devil. Growth means a greater capaciousness, not a narrowing and an optimisation.” — Daniel Smith

Don’t feel bad about feeling bad.…

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At the Heart of the American Center: Corey Nathan on How to Talk Politics and Religion  Without Killing Each other
At the Heart of the American Center: Corey Nathan on How to Talk Politics and Religion Without Killing Each other

Episode 2853

“We can survive. Can we thrive? That’s a different question.” — Corey Nathan

Robert Mueller died last week. Educated at Princeton, this Vietnam vetera…

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