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A podcast by 1517 Fund exploring subversive intellectuals, entrepreneurs, and thinkers across society.

  1. 23/06/2020

    033. $50K Investments in Ideas/R&D: Danielle Talks Invisible College

    The Invisible College is an idea/R&D stage investment program that 1517 is launching this summer and fall to support founders who would rather build than go to school in the fall. To be considered for the Invisible College, you must: * Be in North America * Have at least 1 member of your team with no undergraduate degree * Plan on working full-time on your company Learn more at 1517fund.com/post/invisible-college Apply at 1517fund.com/take-action

  2. 19/06/2020

    032. 1517 at Home: Alex Gladstein on Why Bitcoin Matters for Human Rights.

    Alex Gladstein joins 1517 Fund for a 1517 at Home conversation about how Bitcoin protects human rights, its applications around the world, and the coming death of cash that totalitarian and authoritarian regimes world over want to accelerate.  Alex is the Chief Strategy Officer of the Human Rights Foundation and the Oslo Freedom Forum and the co-author of The Little Bitcoin Book.  To request an invite to a future 1517 at Home conversation, visit 1517fund.com/at-home.

  3. 29/05/2020

    031. 1517 at Home: Ryan Kulp on Fitness for Hackers, Mindset, and Accountability

    Ryan Kulp is a self-taught developer, marketer, musician, founder of Fomo and Fork Equity, and the author of Fitness for Hackers. He joins a live audience of the 1517 Community to discuss how the hacker mindset can be applied to fitness, nutrition, and how he stays accountable to constant learning in his personal development.  Mentioned during the conversation: Nassim Nicholas Taleb Indistractible by Nir Eyal Switch by Chip and Dan Heath Nick Winter Ryan's Twitter Ryan's personal website Fitness for Hackers If you would like to join as the live audience during a future 1517 At Home, please request an invite to a future session here.

  4. 21/05/2020

    030. 1517 at Home: Samo Burja on Why Civilizations Collapse

    There are at least 12 identifiable Dark Ages in the recorded history of human civilization. Although we are all fascinated with the idea of the collapse of civilization, have we considered why civilizations actually collapse? Join Samo Burja, founder of Bismarck Analytics and research fellow at LongNow, to explore the causes behind civilizational collapse and how people like yourself can stay ahead of the curve. You can follow Samo on twitter @samoburja. Suggested readings from Samo: “Annoyance or Armageddon?” “Intellectual Dark Matter” “On the Loss and Preservation of Knowledge” “Institutional Failure as Surprise” Suggested Book: 1777 BC: The Year Civilization Collapsed

  5. 13/05/2020

    029. 1517 at Home: Byrne Hobart on the Mimetic Theory of Bubbles

    Why do economic bubbles happen? Historically, theorists have proposed competing theories like the efficient market hypothesis, the easy money theory, and a “heroes and villains” theory. In this workshop and roundtable discussion we explored the mimetic desire theory of bubbles. Based on Rene Girard’s theory of mimetic desire, the mimetic theory of bubbles states that bubbles arise not from copying behavior, but from copying desire. Byrne Hobart (@byrnehobart)is a finance and technology analyst and writer. His career spans working as an investment analyst at large-scale hedge funds and as a research provider to digital marketing, strategy, and business development at media conglomerates and startups. His writing and research interests cover economic history, technology trends, the startup industry, and applied finance. He has been cited and quoted across business and technology publications like Stratechery, Techcrunch, NPR, and the New York Times. His newsletter is at diff.substack.com.  This is part of the 1517 At Home series of live workshops. You can request an invite at 1517fund.com/at-home.

  6. 12/05/2020

    028. Updates! New Podcast, New Channels, New Content Coming Here

    We give some updates for our subscribers on our new podcast, Founders First, what we'll be doing on this podcast soon, and some new distribution channels we have.

  7. 24/04/2019

    027. Physics for Poets: Frederick Turner on Healing the Divide Between Science and the Arts

    Frederick Turner is a poet, philosopher and the Founders Professor at the University of Texas at Dallas. He has authored more than two dozen poetry books and philosophical treatises. With Genesis and Apocalypse, he revived the epic poem by turning to science fiction and in his research, he has explored the nature of time, cosmology, evolution, and self-organizing complex systems. He joins Subversion to discuss how to heal the divide between science and the arts through metaphor, poetry, and understanding the philosophical foundations of this divide.

  8. 27/03/2019

    026. Mark Lutter on How and Why to Invent Your Own Charter Cities

    Mark Lutter is the founder and executive director of the Center for Innovative Governance, where he studies, advocates for, and helps build charter cities across the globe. He joins Michael Gibson to discuss what charter cities are, why you would want to start one, how to start one, and what the future of charter cities looks like. Visit medium.com/1517 for show notes and additional info on this month's episode.

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A podcast by 1517 Fund exploring subversive intellectuals, entrepreneurs, and thinkers across society.

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  • Criado por
    1517 Fund
  • Anos de atividade
    2018 - 2020
  • Episódios
    33
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    Subversion with 1517