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Hey everybody, Tom Woods here. It is episode 2653 of the Tom Woods show. And guess who we have with us? Our old friend, Isaac, Moorhouse, whom we have not heard from for quite some time. You know, Isaac, the other day, I had Jack Spirkel on the show, and we were talking about his new book, which covers a great many topics. And one of them had to do with your circle of

friends and how important that circle of friends is on the formation of you. And one thing I said

to him was that one thing I love about my friends is that even if I fall out of contact with them

for a little while, when I get back in contact with them, what's exciting is they're up to something

new and interesting and different from what they were the last time I was in contact with them, what's exciting is they're up to something new and

interesting and different from what they were the last time I was in contact with them.

They don't just stagnate, and you are like anti-stagnation.

Really?

I mean, you really, every time I talk to you, you're up to some new world-changing thing.

So you're the CEO now of Open Ed, which is all about creating

customized education for individual students. And we're going to talk also about your co-authored

brand new book, Open Education, How to Reimagined Learning, Ignite Curiosity, and Prepare

Your Kids for success.

So, Isaac, I am absolutely delighted to have you back.

So good to be back, Tom. It has been a while. And yeah, you're right. Much to my wife's chagrin,

I do mix it up quite frequently. Well, this one, I mean, my gosh, this is the right topic at the right time because I think people have been stirred up by a number of developments.

I mean, we're living in a world where COVID made clear to a lot of people how much nonsense is going on in the schools.

And there's an obsession with standardized testing, which led to its own share problems.

But there's also now the Internet, the mature version of the Internet, and there's AI and all these sorts of things.

The tools are out there waiting to be picked up by parents who really want to do something unique for their kids that is

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