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Epsilon Theory is an exploration of the most powerful force in our social world - narrative. See more at www.epsilontheory.com.
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- Sep 17, 2026
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Notes on Notes: Human 100% (opens the original)
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Joseph Moore joins Matt Zeigler on Notes on Notes to explore AI and the future of writing, from AI detection tools to the value of human creativity and original thought. Drawing on his essay "Human 100%," Joseph explains why artificial intelligence may imitate a writer's voice while the experiences, thinking, and feelings behind meaningful writing remain essential.
Intentional Investor #61: Ian Cassel (opens the original)
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Ian Cassel joins Matt Zeigler on The Intentional Investor to explore the personal journey behind becoming a full-time microcap investor, from early stock market losses to the mentors and relationships that shaped his career. The MicroCapClub founder and author of Stock Picker shares how family, investing psychology, financial independence, and reputation influence both his portfolio and the life he wants to build.
The Intentional Investor #60: Scott Shadian (opens the original)
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Scott Shadian joins Matt Zeigler on The Intentional Investor to tell the extraordinary story of helping evacuate 1,200 vulnerable Afghans during the fall of Kabul and explain how decades in diplomacy, conflict zones, research and communications shaped his view of broken systems. They trace his path from a struggling student and Southern California punk rock kid to the White House, Afghanistan, Iraq, Sayara and Emergence Field Labs, exploring civil war, social cohesion, narrative, AI, qualitative
Notes on Notes: More Eccentrics. Less Influencers (opens the original)
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Ben Hunt and Matt Zeigler explore why a world dominated by AI and influencers makes it harder to develop authentic role models and trust your own judgment. They discuss writing as a tool for discovering what you actually think and feel, the difference between influence and example, and why authenticity, restraint, and consistent action matter more as technology increasingly offers to think for us.
Notes on Notes: The Semantic Manifest(o) (opens the original)
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Ben Hunt explores the Semantic Manifesto, his argument that ideas are real and AI can act as a portal that helps humans access, visualize, and manifest them. He explains Plato's theory of forms, why AI helped him express a lifelong philosophical idea without writing any of the words, and how these tools could reshape creativity, discovery, and the battle between good and bad ideas.
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