In a discussion about spaced repetition, the host asks the guest to share his three truths—three things he knows to be true from all the lessons he has learned from his writing career. One of the lessons he shares is taking responsibility.
Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson talks about how he learned to craft the perfect sound bite for television appearances, and how it needs to be both informative and engaging in just a few sentences.
The universe is on the side of creativity and there are clues everywhere if we pay attention. The podcast guest named Justin Sonnenberg discusses this topic.
The interviewer makes inappropriate and invasive personal questions about the interviewer's personal life, including his relationship with a colleague's daughter.
The recommendation is for an international baccalaureate book that asks philosophical questions on knowledge acquisition from various perspectives like math, art, and physics. The book is said to have enabled the recommendation giver to acquire a transformative perspective on life.