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Great interview - nice to hear Bryan asked more thoughtful questions than usual

TECH COMPANIES SHOULD FUND FREE HEALTHCARE FOR ALL, JUST LOOK AT THEIR COMBINED PROFITS EACH YEAR... they wouldn't even be financially impacted. currently it's tech that has caused many advances causing millions of side affects to society...that would inspire tech to develop a whole different healthcare model, that would be inline with our futuristic digital transformation. and regular people will pay by simply patronizing there apps, instead of stealing and selling our data!! we can be giving our data in return free healthcare!!!!

Brilliant analysis by some of my favorite intellectuals!

a joy to listen to!

Robin Handsome is great! Robin Haters, you SUCK!!!

The USA as a nation is part of a global civilization. Most developed civilizations are multi-cultural. Civilizations, like Rome, over time dissolve. With global communications, culture is becoming global. The world will become alliances of like minded nations.

Love Brian but the other guys are smart also. Politics is all fake. The only people that watch this stuff is making money from it.

In regarded to the beginning of this video. I question the choice of Aristotle as the best choice of Greek Traditions. Personally, I believe that Epicurus the founder of Epicureanism is as better choice. Epicureans were materialists and rejected dualistic spiritualism. One could imagine a better western world based on materialistic thinking.

I find this interesting that you talk about the rights of individuals. Does an individual have the right not to have a reasonable comment on your channel erased? Say, I make a very strong response to a question from another commenter, just to have it erased. I tried three times to make sure I was not out of line, to no avail. Your panelists all seem to be of the same agreement.

Dr. Ghate says he doesn’t value public education because he values education - he doesn’t say “for those who can afford it or deserve it” but that’s implied. It’s unfortunate that he doesn’t value the public or understand the value of having an educated public in a democracy. Let’s hope he learns this lesson before the uneducated masses destroy him and everything else he values.

This guy is a blight on medicine and a parasite eating away health policy in this state.

Ben, I think it would be good for your exposure to discuss abortion with Destiny.

Central command economies failed spectacularly in the 20th Century, but western nomenklatura never noticed. The most reliable observation that can be made on nomenklatura is that they are so focused on and involved with the wonderful sweet smell of their own excreta that their olfactory nerves are unavailable to inform them of the nature of reality. This situation is perpetuated by the fact that others pay the price of their delusional masturbations.

Dear Joseph Ladapo, you lost. Keep your hands off women’s bodies.

I’m watching cable shows this morning and I decided to stop watching bc pundits crazy reliance on polling drives me nuts as someone who’s worked in mktg research, look you can only trust polls so much bc (1) quality of sample and (2) they don’t really bother to ask how well voters understand/connect/familiar w/ the different issues - in other words say for example you ask who do you trust more on foreign policy but you also ask how important is foreign policy and if the answer is not much then you can’t put so much weight on that other question

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What would you do, if big oil could make you earn them some $, by poisening your tapwater, the air we all breath and the foods we need? Id decide for health, children of humanity und motherearth! And of course keep minimising my western footprint. just my 2 cent

Finally, people like Mark Mills. Thank you! I've also seen former left-wing greenpeace hippies make similar statements ... that we would need to destroy the planet, basically, to reach Net Zero by 2050, and it's not worth it. The population is collapsing, everywhere, anyway. The economies will soon collapse too.

I know yas might consider it not worth it, but a good mic could potentially go a long way in the long term.

Nice

Interesting lecture...

Superabundamce what

We will end FF additions by 2040. Not debatable with any facts. Peak oil now or next year, and China/India will stop adding coal after next year as well.

I will postulate that generally, 90% of government regulations (laws) produce zero to negative value. Further I would postulate that 99% of lawyers produce zero to negative value.

1. Peak oil is this year or certainly within 4 years. 2. The temp is up .6 C in the last 15 years. 3. All machines are becoming more efficient over time. 4. We are already at over 30% renewables. We were at 9% in 2004. No chance coal survives past mid-century. No chance we don't continue to change to BEVs, and no ICE for ground transport will continue past mid-century either. No facts suggest I am wrong - NONE. Bottom line is this clown is clueless.

Excellent presentation Mark, you provided a brief yet insightful historical context to understand our journey with energy and you put forward the current energy picture, built on facts and data... facts are a beautiful thing. One thing about wind power generation that should be appreciated is that the power generated by a wind turbine is a cubic function of the wind speed, Power = Wind^3 so a slight reduction in wind speed has a massive impact on the power generated.

Good questions. The book's anti-essentialism goes straight into blank-slatism.

Thank you. This was an incredibly insightful conversation. As far as controversy, "Bitcoin will be worth zero in a decade" is my takeaway. Looking forward to the development of a stable coin using block chain for medium of exchange/payment but linked to gold so as to also serve a store of value. Surely broad support among the public and fintech could effectively counter the coalition that professor Calomiris warns is hampering progress and protecting it's vested interests.

Be afraid of Nazis, Marxists, and Islamists.

Are the timestamps of the video gone?

I wish more people would watch this ❤

a major problem with Tyler's exceptional building restrictions strategy is that historically, we see that it is hard to anticipate what we will value in future. American cities and others around the world knocked down a lot of Victorian architecture. Much of it was not great or worth preserving, perhaps, but we now value that style. People like the San Francisco housing because its rare. Theres a very common brick version of this in the UK, London etc and a lot of it is mediocre.

So many great insights in this discussion

Part of the problem is that we devalue beauty in North America. Aesthetics needs to be an objective of all new building. But that would require a culture change.

Bernie Sanders is a national figure and is a NIMBY supporter. NIMBY is very much a Democratic Socialist idea.

we need more of bryan and tyler, I think they could narrate a minidoc series together or do a podcast season!

Mr. Mills is an interesting person to listen to. Unfortunately, he misrepresents the facts regarding renewable energy. One has to ask the question: Are these types of presentations targeted at an audience of gullible investors?

What is wrong with these guys? They both look and talk like aliens. They talk like they've got people figured out, but don't apply the same scrutiny to their own perspective.

One thing I wish they or someone would talk about is what buildings are Yanbi that will be looked at as historic buildings in 150 years from now? on an economic immoral standpoint, I’m all yummy but from an art perspective, the new apartments and houses don’t the same emotions and beauty of the Victorian in San Francisco

Love the way Bryan praises building lobbyists as the unsung heroes haha.

Bryan, you need a new webcam and maybe a ring light! They're like $50 max!

Tyler apparently does not realize there are beautiful Victorian houses in Oakland as well!

I laughed so hard at the first minutes of this. Magnificent.

I haven’t read the book but not convinced by Bryan’s answer on Bruges (and know 99% won’t be) where just one modern facade would be like a Subway store in Disneyland’s Frontierland .. a vibe killer for millions. The question of how to tackle heritage needs more thought - a major housing problem is a lack of land tax .. perhaps the ideal is higher land tax, with discounts for anything judged to serve community (front yards and gardens especially if open to public day use .. preserving heritage..) rather than outright bans. How such things are judged to serve the community unbiasedly though.. well that’s another problem!

Tyler’s argument against deregulation seems to boil down to: “I don’t think I would like what people build, so they shouldn’t be allowed to.”

I love the way GMU academics, including the GMU diaspora, pick fights with each other just to generate some good conversation. It's endearing. It's also a public service, one I value anyway.

The problem is there is a housing shortage that people complain about, but they voted for the policies(green belts, green space, etc) that created the shortage. They should stop complaining. The people in a HOA, town, city, or county should have a vote on what they want in their neighborhoods. Development policy should be driven by the locals not by state legislatures or federal government pushing "affordable housing". If a majority in a political subdivision want 2 acre minimum lots with a 3000 sq ft min dwelling so be it. The same goes if the majority in the sub division want extreme density. The people that live there should be deciding, not those from off. Plus they have a right to protect their private property values.

Re blue places supporting housing, Berkeley CA has seen a lot of growth (a number of large buildings going up) the past few years.

20:20 I had a dog, and his name was... BINGO

Outstanding. Yet so short.. I wish it was a standard 1 hour or 1.5 hour podcast.