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Shohei Ohtani just had a historic game, hitting 3 HR while pitching 6 innings with 10 strikeouts––sending the Los Angeles Dodgers to their second consecutive world series. Which podcast deserves the Shohei interview most?

Shohei is a once-in-a-lifetime talent and seems like a nice guy. It'd be fun to hear him on a long-form podcast episode

Trump just pardoned him. There's only one podcast that deserves the George Santos interview... Get @MrSantosNY on The Joe Rogan Experience by adding your official vote! dlogos.xyz/podcasts/the-j… Powered by dLogos

Dave has an incredibly clear and unique perspective on the future. It’s exciting to follow him and to see where indeed AI leads humanity in just a few short years

Just voted for Mike Lee to appear on The Yossi Schmidt Show! (The Yossi Schmidt Show) Add your vote to help make this dialogue happen: dlogos.xyz/podcasts/the-y…

The New York Giants just lost that game in the most quintessential New York Giants way ever. Classic to a tee, textbook Giants. Year after year, you couldn’t write a more tragic yet hilarious script

The seriously negative consequences of not pursuing our higher calling, and the incredible consequences of when we do. What’s your higher calling? The thing you are most resisting to pursue. Steven Pressfield on the Huberman Lab podcast out now.

Patrick Bet-David That can only happen if Curtis and Cuomo are open to dialogue with each other. Both need to have an open mind. While that conversation can/should happen privately, it could be valuable for a podcast to facilitate a public dialogue with them about the plan. Who should host it??

Over 60% of fans voted for Pardon My Take as the podcast where Shohei Ohtani should tell his story next. You can now make that conversation happen — go nominate Shohei at dLogos 🔗⬇️

Everyone I know that’s worked for Elon has experienced this. The feedback is rough and expectations are exacting. But it creates a system that’s more and more functional over time (to the point of accomplishing semi-impossible things) Winners prioritize truth over

🎙️ Who do YOU want me to interview in the podcast booth at #WebSummit this year? Last year, I had the chance to connect with some amazing builders and marketing minds at Web Summit. This time, I’ll be back, recording new episodes of Web3 CMO Stories. Live from Lisbon. ✅ Web3

When we dump nuance in a search for purity and simplicity, we build ourselves prisons of language. And we can’t escape as a society. Families fall apart. Our rivals gain ground. And we waste our lives arguing. A srmple example. “Cancellation” is *not* “Shunning”

The amount of people using LLMs to make/reply to X posts is getting absurd. It makes me like you a whole lot less when I read the post and in the beginning I think it's human-written, but then inevitably I get to some part towards the end and recognize a sentence/word structure

dear founders, build like the clock’s running out. the window is open but it won’t stay. for the first time in history, you have free distribution from social platforms and infinite leverage from AI tools. you can reach millions without permission. the internet is handing out

Just a thought 🤷🏼‍♂️ Back in 1985, a grad student named Eric Weinstein told the biggest genius in physics, Edward Witten, about a wild new idea: our universe isn’t stuck in string theory’s tiny curled-up dimensions. Instead, it naturally grows exactly 3 families of particles (like

Yep

Incredibly well said. Spot on. Though unfortunately, as OP said, most people who read this won’t be able to see the truth of it because they haven’t stepped far enough outside the establishment matrix yet

Parents encourage or let their kids opt into disability diagnosis because it seems like there’s little downside: more time on tests, better chances at college admissions, optional performance enhancing drugs, accommodations of all types. I can’t stress this enough: the