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India vs. China vs. US: Who Wins the Next Decade? | WTF is Finance | Ep 1 ft. Ruchir Sharma
1:28:42Like, all well done. But now, here are your problems. That, if you look at the top brands in the world,2:26:16I mean, all classic economic guys, like Ayn Rand says that free market capitalism doesn't facilitate2:30:29I think, traditionally, if I go back to Ayn Rand books, the smaller guy changed faster and disrupted the bigger guy.
Daniel Pink in conversation with Irwin Miller at Live Talks Business Forum
6:59can do is we could take all the text of Ayn Rand novels alright and they're all like this big right so we can take all7:04the text of Ayn Rand now and write novels put it into a gnostic the23:15students are randomly assigned to take the test at different times today some take him early in the day some take him
Dave Smith: Israel, Hamas, Ukraine, Russia, Conspiracies & Antisemitism | Lex Fridman Podcast #464
2:09And so within the kind of broader theme of libertarianism, there was a lot of influence from people like Ayn Rand,2:10:29and they just found out who I am - Yeah. - And I go, "This guy's brand new and he's doing like all these shows, but you're like, "Yeah, well, I don't know, dude,2:10:36not from my perspective, I'm not brand new. Like, dude, I've been doing standup comedy for 19 years
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Jennifer Burns: Milton Friedman, Ayn Rand, Economics, Capitalism, Freedom | Lex Fridman Podcast #457
Historian Jennifer Burns compares Milton Friedman and Ayn Rand, highlighting their shared individualism but divergent methods: Friedman used empirical data and gradual policy shifts, while Rand used mythic fiction and risummaryThe discussion details Friedman's pivotal role in establishing monetarism, predicting stagflation, and influencing global monetary policy, while also exploring Rand's psychological impact on readers and her eventual isolsummaryFriedman's intellectual style was empirical and flexible ('half-a-loaf'), allowing him to admit errors and evolve, whereas Rand was axiomatic and purist, leading to a rigid, cult-like following.takeaway
