#216 - Matthew Kobach - Evolution, Meaning and Managing The NYSE's Social Media
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Notable books mentioned: The Moral Animal by Robert Wright, Why Buddhism Is True by Robert Wright, Meditations by Marcus Aurelius
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The host mentions 'The Moral Animal' to highlight how ancient wisdom can be applied to modern issues, particularly in the context of social media.…
The host mentions 'Why Buddhism Is True' to illustrate how evolutionary psychology can explain our behaviors, particularly in relation to social st…
The host mentions 'Meditations' by Marcus Aurelius to highlight the importance of understanding one's own programming and consciousness. They empha…
#216 - Matthew Kobach - Evolution, Meaning and Managing The NYSE's Social Media mentions The Moral Animal by Robert Wright, Why Buddhism Is True by Robert Wright, and Meditations by Marcus Aurelius with timestamps, quotes, and episode context.
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“The speaker mentions reading 'The Moral Animal' by Robert Wright and highlights a significant sentence that encapsulates the book's main concept about genes and happiness.”
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“The discussion revolves around the adaptation of evolutionary psychology to understand why meditation works and the truths in Eastern philosophy.”
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“You can read Seneca or Marcus Aurelius' meditations, but you need an – basically, you need to read those with a companion book, which is the person that tells you how it works.”
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