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I participate in McDonald's for a limited time. What's up, Kurt, and Theories of Everything podcast. I hope you enjoy this conversation with me and Kurt

Jamungle. Kurt is a big inspiration for me. I love his show. I am a religious watcher of it.

And I think he goes deeper than just about anybody else with some of the top thinkers in the world.

And so it was an honor for me to interview him. This was

supposed to come out actually on American Alchemy around a year ago, but I took a nine-month

break or something like that, bad timing on my part. So this is a lost interview, but it's an excellent

conversation. I hope you enjoy it. It was an honor to speak to Kurt and comment below if you want more

conversations like this. All right. Kurtzai Mungle, thank you for coming. This has been a long

time coming because I'm a huge fan of your show. And the way I like to describe your show to

friends of mine is basically, I think you are a deeper, smarter version of Lex Friedman.

I think I love Lex.

No offense to him.

I think he's awesome.

But in many ways, he's got the kind of Larry King kind of audience surrogate thing going

on where he doesn't have any context going into the interview.

He has super basic questions.

And then sort of parapetetically, like, gains context through the interview. He has super basic questions and then sort of parapetetically, like,

gains context through the interview. You come in, like, knowing everything about the person's

ideas and you ask insanely good questions that, like, surprise the guests often at the level

of depth. And so, yeah, it's a blast. That's extremely, extremely

kind. Thank you so much. Of course. Yeah. The goal is, if you've watched every interview with this

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