Follow the besties: https://twitter.com/chamath https://linktr.ee/calacanis https://twitter.com/DavidSacks https://twitter.com/friedberg Follow the pod: https://twitter.com/theallinpod https://linktr.ee/allinpodcast Intro Music Credit: https://rb.gy/tppkzl https://twitter.com/yung_spielburg Referenced in the show: MIT Technology Review - Some vaccinated people are still getting covid. Here’s why you shouldn’t worry. https://www.technologyreview.com/2021/04/29/1024301/vaccines-covid-breakthrough-infections-immunity-cdc/ David Sacks on Medium - Caitlyn Jenner Is Right: Crime is the #1 Issue in California and Gavin Newsom Bears Ultimate Responsibility https://davidsacks.medium.com/caitlyn-jenner-is-right-crime-is-the-1-issue-in-california-and-gavin-newsom-bears-ultimate-381b3cee42db Tweets https://twitter.com/DavidSacks/status/1378856861970038784 https://twitter.com/DavidSacks/status/1388125436241223682 https://twitter.com/DavidSacks/status/1388135440843251714 https://twitter.com/DavidSacks/status/1388129450651492355 https://twitter.com/DavidSacks/status/1387582236573175809 https://twitter.com/DavidSacks/status/1387598770825830404 Show Notes: 0:00 Bestie intro, Jason's trip recap 2:47 Sacks on hypocrisy and virtue signaling surrounding wearing masks post-vaccination, Biden's address 16:07 Pandemic lessons 30:02 Immigration, Americans self-selecting as hard workers, understanding two different types of immigration 48:04 How Darwinian free trade has negatively impacted the US middle class 1:00:44 Caitlyn Jenner for CA Governor, crime & homelessness 1:07:48 Big Tech earnings
In this episode of the All In podcast, the hosts discuss the fashion choices of David Sacks and Bill Freeberg before introducing their guest, David Friedberg, the "Queen of Quinoa."
The conservatism present in the pandemic with regards to opening up the economy, getting back to work, and ending mask mandates is discussed, with the need to send a strong message encouraging vaccination and responsible guidance from the CDC.
Despite the low risk of getting infected after vaccination, people's subconscious fear and anxiety around COVID-19 will take time to overcome. Many individuals are still looking for conscious reasons to rationalize their fear, despite the statistics showing a low risk of infection post-vaccination.
In this podcast, the speakers discuss the information war that is being perpetrated on the American people where they cannot get the data, the facts, and the truth. They also touch on the issue of people not taking off their masks despite CDC data, the importance of understanding basic data, corruption in institutions, and the need for parents' involvement in their kids' education.
In this episode, the host challenges the biased perception against Monsanto, revealing the lack of factual basis for claims against them and the impact this has had on public dialogue and decision-making.
Americans view affordable food as a crucial issue that needs attention in the country. It is perceived to be more important than issues related to rigged systems or victim culture.
The political leanings of different countries are influenced by factors such as population demographics, immigration, and self-selection. The US leans right due to its farming population and motivation for success, while countries like India and Indonesia lean left due to their homogeneity and low immigration rates.
Immigration plays a vital role in enabling competition and progress while balancing employment and underemployment. However, there is a need to assess how much low-skill immigration can be assimilated and absorbed to avoid a social and economic impact on individuals.
The speaker explains the three categories of immigrants: economic contributors, social justice seekers and refugees, and those who are not in a position to wait in line.
The speaker talks about the consequences of free trade policy on the production side of the United States, highlighting how it's necessary to consider its distributional consequences.
The speaker discusses Biden's plan and the opportunity it presents to bring manufacturing to the US, reinvent it with the advancements in science and technology, and create a sustainable supply chain across critical industries. The speaker also highlights the possibility of building the world's animal protein supply in the US with an investment of 3 to 4 hundred billion dollars, which could create significant job opportunities.
In this podcast episode, the hosts discuss Caitlyn Jenner's announcement that she plans to run for governor of California and the response from both sides of the political spectrum. They also touch on issues such as homelessness and education.
This podcast episode delves into the complex businesses of Facebook, Google and Apple and how they make money from the data they collect. The auction model used by Facebook and Google allows advertisers to bid on inventory based on data to ultimately convert to more advertising revenue, while Google pays Apple almost $70-$80 billion for search while Facebook pays nothing.
Discussion on how restrictions on free speech and access to the marketplace of ideas have affected the Brandeis School and how governments may start to act due to their own self-preservation, resulting in the market's lack of belief in the earning potential of companies like Amazon, Google, Apple, and Facebook.
The All In team is holding their first live event that will be sold to fans for $5 to $10. The event will take place in a city that receives the most donations.