
Metallica (inferred)
“And to get into the zone coming here on the drive over, I listened to Orion, the remastered. Oh, great choice.”— Tim Ferriss
Jason Calacanis (inferred)
“It is a fantastic fantastic show. I do think it is one of the the best newest podcasts that I've put into my rotation.”— Tim Ferriss
Sean Carroll (inferred)
“My brother introduced me to his podcast Mindscape. Is it Mindscape? Excellent podcast.”— Tim Ferriss
Erik Vance
“Eric Vance who wrote a book called Suggestible You... an excellent book.”— Tim Ferriss
Julia Galef
“I would recommend some of Julia Galef's work, the scout mindset and motivated reasoning.”— Liv Boeree
Eliezer Yudkowsky
“There's this really incredible short online book called inadequate equilibria... And I recommend inadequate equilibria.”— Liv Boeree
Tim Ferriss (inferred)
“A podcast that I did six years ago. This is podcast number 194 The Magic and Power of Placebo. This is with Eric Vance”— Tim Ferriss
Liv Boeree (inferred)
“I just made a a video on uh called the beauty wars uh about this like fictitious thing called Moloch, which I call like the demon of negative sum games.”— Liv Boeree
Metallica (inferred)
“My very first album I ever bought was on cassette tape, and it was Master of Puppets.”— Tim Ferriss
Metallica (inferred)
“The Iron Maiden of the poker world, they called you. And there's a short discussion of The Unforgiven.”— Tim Ferriss
Pantera (inferred)
“Phil Anselmo after he's, you know, Vulgar Display of Power era whatever, yeah.”— Liv Boeree
“These are these like simulators. There's this one called PioSolver that was at least popular in the day when I was playing.”— Liv Boeree
The Chemical Brothers (inferred)
“I remember distinctly the music it was Chemical Brothers Hey Boy Hey Girl which I always loved always loved that song.”— Liv Boeree
Charlie Munger
“You can look at something like Poor Charlie's Almanack with Charlie Munger although it's a bit dense and it's a little user unfriendly in a lot of respects.”— Tim Ferriss