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It's season 3 of The Joy of Why, and I still have a lot of questions, like, what is this thing we call time?

Why does altruism exist? And where is Jan 11?

I'm here. Astrophysicist and co-host, ready for anything. That's right, I'm here astrophysicist and co-host ready for anything that's right I'm

bringing in the A team so brace yourselves get ready to learn I'm Jan 11 I'm

Steve Stroggaffes and this is Quantum Agazines Podcast The Joy of Why.

New episodes drop every other Thursday starting February 1st.

If you've ever heard the line, every billionaire is a policy failure, it might hit your ear as just another empty or vague catchphrase.

Or even worse, a useless hashtag. But is it actually vague? And more importantly, is it

actually useless?

Beneath the sentiment is a serious policy question.

Is the existence of billionaires a sign that we've engineered unsustainable levels of inequality.

The word unsustainable is key there,

because if we set aside for the moment

moral questions about what's right and wrong and just

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