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Travel and Income Disparities
36:27 - 38:52 (02:25)
The speaker discusses the income disparities of who owns certain places and how travel can give perspective, particularly for those who haven't traveled much before.
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The fame of a super celebrity is what makes them weird by treating them not normally, which can change their perspective on how the world operates, and if it persists for an extended period, they can lose their bearings.
36:27 - 37:08 (00:40)
Summary
The fame of a super celebrity is what makes them weird by treating them not normally, which can change their perspective on how the world operates, and if it persists for an extended period, they can lose their bearings.
ChapterTravel and Income Disparities
EpisodeThe Daily Stoic w/ Ryan Holiday | 2 Bears, 1 Cave Ep. 174
Podcast2 Bears, 1 Cave with Tom Segura & Bert Kreischer
The speaker shares his deliberate choice to live in a city that is not a major city, but a weird and different one, like New Orleans.
37:08 - 38:11 (01:03)
Summary
The speaker shares his deliberate choice to live in a city that is not a major city, but a weird and different one, like New Orleans. He points out that people haven't traveled enough and should visit places like these cities to see how different they are from the norm.
ChapterTravel and Income Disparities
EpisodeThe Daily Stoic w/ Ryan Holiday | 2 Bears, 1 Cave Ep. 174
Podcast2 Bears, 1 Cave with Tom Segura & Bert Kreischer
The idea that making more than a million dollars a year is essential to surviving in New York is not normal, even though people say it.
38:11 - 38:52 (00:41)
Summary
The idea that making more than a million dollars a year is essential to surviving in New York is not normal, even though people say it. If you make more than a million a year, you're still renting a two-bedroom apartment, and you don't own a place, which is not ideal.