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The magic of things isn't in knowing how it works, it's in the accidental, intuitive moments that generate something that works.
1:38:26 - 1:39:26 (01:00)
Summary
The magic of things isn't in knowing how it works, it's in the accidental, intuitive moments that generate something that works. Knowing how something works doesn't necessarily make it work, and it's okay not to know why something works as long as it does what you want it to do.
ChapterThe Magic of Microphones
Episode#275 – Rick Rubin: Legendary Music Producer
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
The origin of consciousness and the appearance of breakthrough ideas remain a mystery, and often they do not happen in the way we expect.
1:39:26 - 1:40:23 (00:57)
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The origin of consciousness and the appearance of breakthrough ideas remain a mystery, and often they do not happen in the way we expect. Embracing the uncertainty of life can lead to a healthier experience.
ChapterThe Magic of Microphones
Episode#275 – Rick Rubin: Legendary Music Producer
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
The speakers discussed how a room full of people disappeared when they were having a conversation, and the difference between capturing a person's internal feelings versus them performing for others.
1:40:23 - 1:44:40 (04:16)
Summary
The speakers discussed how a room full of people disappeared when they were having a conversation, and the difference between capturing a person's internal feelings versus them performing for others.
ChapterThe Magic of Microphones
Episode#275 – Rick Rubin: Legendary Music Producer
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
The speaker emphasizes the power of conversation through the act of deliberate listening and meaningful questions that allow people to share and show who they really are, ultimately reminding us of the insignificance of our own self-importance.
1:44:40 - 2:00:53 (16:13)
Summary
The speaker emphasizes the power of conversation through the act of deliberate listening and meaningful questions that allow people to share and show who they really are, ultimately reminding us of the insignificance of our own self-importance.