Chapter
The Monetization of Enlightenment
23:36 - 31:40 (08:04)
Joe Rogan and his wife question the use of the term "enlightenment" and discuss how spiritual teachers can monetize their reputation with devoted followers, using Andrew Yang's campaign as an example.
Clips
The speaker discusses how using history to contextualize current events can be more effective than relying on PowerPoint visuals.
23:36 - 26:20 (02:44)
Summary
The speaker discusses how using history to contextualize current events can be more effective than relying on PowerPoint visuals. They also explore the issue of separating the message from the messenger in the current societal landscape.
ChapterThe Monetization of Enlightenment
Episode#326 - Jim O'Shaughnessy - Surviving The Great Reshuffle
PodcastModern Wisdom
The speaker suggests that this guy could be earning millions per year by monetizing his reputation, but that there is a question of whether this could affect innovation in a significant way.
26:20 - 29:06 (02:45)
Summary
The speaker suggests that this guy could be earning millions per year by monetizing his reputation, but that there is a question of whether this could affect innovation in a significant way.
ChapterThe Monetization of Enlightenment
Episode#326 - Jim O'Shaughnessy - Surviving The Great Reshuffle
PodcastModern Wisdom
The discussion revolves around Tim Cook's leadership at Apple and the potential for new, innovative products, including the possibility of a future technology that could make the iPad obsolete.
29:06 - 30:25 (01:18)
Summary
The discussion revolves around Tim Cook's leadership at Apple and the potential for new, innovative products, including the possibility of a future technology that could make the iPad obsolete.
ChapterThe Monetization of Enlightenment
Episode#326 - Jim O'Shaughnessy - Surviving The Great Reshuffle
PodcastModern Wisdom
In this podcast, the guest talks about the seamless digital experience and how technology has taken over our lives.
30:25 - 31:40 (01:14)
Summary
In this podcast, the guest talks about the seamless digital experience and how technology has taken over our lives. He also suggests reading the spiritual enlightenment trilogy and two essays before delving deeper into Jed McKenna's work, which is hardcore but worthwhile.