So what happens in a world where people don't have to work and that the the utopians go well

That's the best of all possible worlds good people are free to pursue their dreams whatever that but imagine the person who loses their job

They don't go cartwheeling down the street going great now. I can write that novel

Hey guys, this is part two of my amazing conversation with Adam Robinson

We split it up into two episodes because the conversation was about four hours

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Which are the habits that

Work well in school and life and which are the habits that work well in school and then don't work well in life

Well, if you think about it that's such a good question if you think about it in school

We're graded we're graded and the expectations are set by someone else

By the way, this is this is a really cool study I did once on school

And then we'll get to the other part of your question. I was giving a talk in Sacramento some years back

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