Chapter
The Importance of Broad Solutions in Education
24:08 - 30:14 (06:05)
The podcast discusses the need for creating broad solutions that can help the most number of people to improve education, including supporting both those in need of structural support and the gifted children in society. The importance of gifted programs and the use of standardized testing as a means of achieving success are also discussed.
Clips
The hosts discuss the value of an Apple employee and whether or not Apple would pay to keep an employee from speaking out.
24:08 - 25:10 (01:01)
Summary
The hosts discuss the value of an Apple employee and whether or not Apple would pay to keep an employee from speaking out. They also touch on the issue of slave labor in Apple’s supply chain.
ChapterThe Importance of Broad Solutions in Education
EpisodeE33: Apple’s hypocrisy, America’s math failure, crypto’s regulatory correction, Clubhouse’s future, UFOs & more
PodcastAll-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
In this podcast episode, the speakers discuss the moral implications of eliminating gifted programs in education, and the importance of finding solutions that benefit the broadest set of individuals.
25:10 - 28:02 (02:52)
Summary
In this podcast episode, the speakers discuss the moral implications of eliminating gifted programs in education, and the importance of finding solutions that benefit the broadest set of individuals. They also touch on the idea that standardized tests can serve as a path to success for immigrants.
ChapterThe Importance of Broad Solutions in Education
EpisodeE33: Apple’s hypocrisy, America’s math failure, crypto’s regulatory correction, Clubhouse’s future, UFOs & more
PodcastAll-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
The idea of equality can sometimes hinder progress, especially in education, where limiting access to advanced courses can limit everyone's ability to progress as a group.
28:02 - 30:14 (02:11)
Summary
The idea of equality can sometimes hinder progress, especially in education, where limiting access to advanced courses can limit everyone's ability to progress as a group. Achieving both equality and progress is challenging.