Bring Forgiveness

The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway

Vox Media Podcast Network

Careers, Entrepreneurship, Business

4.6 • 4.1K Ratings

🗓️ 18 June 2020

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Geoffrey Miller, an evolutionary psychologist and associate professor of psychology at the University of New Mexico, joins Scott to discuss effective altruism, virtue signaling, and existential risks to humanity. Scott also shares his thoughts on Walmart’s partnership with Shopify and his worries around the spikes in Covid-19 cases. This week’s Office Hours: innovation themes that might come from this recession, Zuckerberg is, in fact, an arbiter of truth, and Scott’s advice to those who want to lean in and be a leader during this global crisis. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome to the 14th episode of the Proph G show, and Hinduism, the number of years of
0:07.7	Rama's exile in the forest with Sita and Lakshman was 14.
0:12.8	And a mythology, the number of pieces, the body of Osterus, was torn into by his fractricidal
0:18.8	brother, Seth was 14 pieces.
0:21.4	That's not very nice.
0:23.3	We're going to be much better.
0:25.1	We're going to cut up this world of news, this world of learning into 14 pieces.
0:30.6	That's your fractricidal professor.
0:33.1	This is the Proph G show.
0:42.9	In today's episode, we speak with Jeffrey Miller and evolutionary psychologist and associate
0:47.0	professor of psychology at the University of New Mexico.
0:49.2	We'll discuss effective altruism, virtue signaling, and a few existential risks to humanity.
0:54.6	You probably haven't thought about.
0:55.9	And of course, we'll do our office hours in ramp with an algebra of happiness.
1:00.3	Let's get into today's episode.
1:01.8	Let's talk a little bit about the news and let's taxonomize business concepts in the
1:06.2	news.
1:07.2	According to data from FACSAT, the estimated earnings declined for the S&B 500 is 43 or basically
1:12.0	44% in Q2.
1:14.0	If that's the actual decline for the quarter, it will mark the largest year over year to
1:17.3	decline in earnings reported by the index since 2008.
1:21.5	So there looks as if we're headed into.
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