"No, we have not picked all the low-hanging fruit yet."

In this conversation, Caleb Ontiveros speaks with William Eden – a recovering economist turned biotech venture capitalist. They talk about a wide range of topics: the importance of history, whether Rome is a good analogy to today, Stoicism, voluntary discomfort, negative visualization, and Covid.

Twitter [https://twitter.com/WilliamAEden]

BecomingEden [http://becomingeden.com/]

(00:43) Introduction

(01:55) History

(13:23) Rome

(34:40) Will's Take on Stoicism

(58:50) Negative Actualization 

(01:07:54) Covid

(01:44:06) Lab Leak

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Date de publication : 31/3/2023 à 13:01:00