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Smart People Should Build Things
This episode explores the societal imperative to redirect our most capable minds from merely optimizing existing systems towards creating new, tangible value, examining the profound personal and collective benefits of such a shift. It questions whether our brightest are truly building the future, or if they're caught in a cycle of refinement.
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“This episode explores the societal imperative to redirect our most capable minds from merely optimizing existing systems towards creating new, tangible value, examining the profound personal and collective benefits of such a shift. It questions whether our brightest are truly building the future, or if they're caught in a cycle of refinement.”
— Andrew Yang, Smart People Should Build Things
innovation, societal progress, creation
Best suited to listeners who want a clearer working understanding of innovation, societal progress, creation and better judgment in how they apply it.
Andrew Yang brings a credible and useful lens to innovation, societal progress, creation, with enough subject command to make the book worth hearing.