Faster, Please! — The Podcast
Welcome to Faster, Please! — The Podcast. Several times a month, host Jim Pethokoukis will feature a lively conversation with a fascinating and provocative guest about how to make the world a better place by accelerating scientific discovery, technological innovation, and…
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America is stuck in a zero-sum trap (opens the original)
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⏩ FP! Week In Review #50 (opens the original)
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📈 How economic growth can defeat authoritarianism: My interview with Dalibor Rohac, author of ‘Unshackled’ (opens the original)
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On this episode of Faster Please!—The Podcast, I am joined by Dalibor Rohac. Dalibor is the director of global research at GLOBSEC and a longtime senior research fellow in international relations at the University of Buckingham. Recently, he wrote the book Unshackled, which focuses on how economic power is inseparable from geopolitical strength.In our conversation, Dalibor and I discuss his new book and what growing strains withi
⚛️ If Age of AI ends, so does the New Atomic Age (opens the original)
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⏩ FP! Week In Review #49 (opens the original)
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