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Lex Fridman· Jun 25, 2021Podcast · 2 speakersWhat Science Is Left When Institutions Decide What Cannot Be SaidGuest Bret Weinstein · Host Lex FridmanEvolutionary biologist Bret Weinstein talks with Lex Fridman about lab-leak evidence, ivermectin, captured public-health agencies, and why the 1% at the fringe is the key to progress.
2:31:59ENLex Fridman· Mar 31, 2021Podcast · 2 speakersBitcoin Is an Island of Sturdiness: Nic Carter on Money That Cannot Be TunedGuest Nic Carter · Host Lex FridmanLex Fridman talks with Castle Island Ventures partner Nic Carter about Bitcoin’s embedded values, the block size war, layered scaling, and why Satoshi’s exit still matters.
2:31:14ENLex Fridman· Mar 30, 2021Podcast · 2 speakersAnonymity Is a Tool: How a Yale Freshman Built a Campus Where Students Could SpeakGuest Ryan Schiller · Host Lex FridmanRyan Schiller tells Lex Fridman how a silenced seminar, a Gallup number, and a Mac bought off YouTube advice became Librex, an anonymous discussion feed for verified college communities.
1:50:31ENLex Fridman· Mar 22, 2021Podcast · 2 speakersHarvard Would Not Renew Him. Ronald Sullivan Would Not Resign.Guest Ronald Sullivan · Host Lex FridmanThe Harvard Law professor on why he took Harvey Weinstein’s case, what universities owe students, and why even the most hated defendant still gets a lawyer.
3:16:29ENLex Fridman· Mar 13, 2021Podcast · 2 speakersSaagar Enjeti Thinks Washington Runs on Autopilot — and Nobody Is Playing ChessGuest Saagar Enjeti · Host Lex FridmanThe Rising co-host walks Lex Fridman through Hitler, the Oval Office, stimulus checks, conspiracy, Lenin, Shackleton, and why personnel is policy.
2:44:19ENLex Fridman· Feb 23, 2021Podcast · 2 speakersSpeech Was a Bundle, and the Internet Unbundled ItGuest Eric Weinstein · Host Lex FridmanOn his fourth Lex Fridman Podcast appearance, Eric Weinstein talks through digital speech, reputation as a control tool, gauge-theoretic economics, and the unfinished physics he calls geometric unity.
2:28:38ENLex Fridman· Jan 29, 2021Podcast · 2 speakersLeave Them the Debt: Tim Dillon on Comedy, Censorship, and a Country That Feels ScrewedGuest Tim Dillon · Host Lex FridmanComedian Tim Dillon talks with Lex Fridman about unpaid graves, bad life advice, algorithmic gatekeepers, Alex Jones, and why so many people feel powerless.
3:08:23ENLex Fridman· Dec 31, 2020Podcast · 2 speakersTake One Red Pill, Not the Whole BottleGuest Michael Malice · Host Lex FridmanMichael Malice talks with Lex Fridman about humor as a filter, the White Pill, anarchism, and how to want happiness without swallowing cynicism.
2:56:49ENLex Fridman· Oct 29, 2020Podcast · 2 speakersEric Weinstein: Genius Is Sitting in the Wrong ChairGuest Eric Weinstein · Host Lex FridmanOn his third Lex Fridman podcast, the mathematician moves from Eddie Van Halen and Leonard Cohen to Jeffrey Epstein, the Nobel committee, and why he paused The Portal.
3:23:56ENLex Fridman· Oct 2, 2020Podcast · 2 speakersThose Who Need Leaders Are Not Qualified to Choose ThemGuest Michael Malice · Host Lex FridmanAnarchist writer Michael Malice tells Lex Fridman how he defines love, why mockery is Batman’s job, and why anarchism is a relationship rather than a utopia.
1:19:11ENLex Fridman· Sep 26, 2020Podcast · 2 speakersJoe Rogan Spent Seven Hours on an EllipticalGuest Joe Rogan · Host Lex FridmanIn a 2020 conversation with Lex Fridman, he talks through death, a country already at an eight, and the lock he built around a competitive demon that never left.
3:48:14ENLex Fridman· Sep 20, 2020Podcast · 2 speakersIf You Cannot Cause Harm, You Are Forever Subject to Those Who CanGuest Ryan Hall · Host Lex FridmanUFC fighter and jiu-jitsu black belt Ryan Hall talks with Lex Fridman about warriors, grace, coaching, and the thin social contract that keeps violence in check.
28:53ENLex FridmanPodcastTake Back MIT: Eric Weinstein on Broken Institutions and the Scientists Who Should Reclaim ThemHost Lex FridmanIn a clip from their longer conversation, Eric Weinstein and Lex Fridman argue over whether MIT can be won back from its administrators, and what it means to be betrayed by the institutions we trust.