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Day of the Dead
“That’s what Day of the Dead is all about. And I love Day of the Dead. Halloween’s this creepy thing where they’re all monsters, but Day of the Dead is this beautiful time where we remember our ancestors.”
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Ed Barnhart
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I think we’re misunderstanding a lot of things that we used to say were deities as just supernatural beings.
“I think we’re misunderstanding a lot of things that we used to say were deities as just supernatural beings.”
- Speaker
- Ed Barnhart
- Publisher
- Lex Fridman Podcast
02 / evaluation
Any kid who’s playing with blocks on the floor builds a couple towers and his brother knocks them down, and if he wants one that’s going to stay and be tall, he ends up making something with a fat base and a tiny top. And I think that building something big and tall together is one of those human things like, “We built that.
“Any kid who’s playing with blocks on the floor builds a couple towers and his brother knocks them down, and if he wants one that’s going to stay and be tall, he ends up making something with a fat base and a tiny top. And I think that building something big and tall together is one of those human things like, “We built that.”
- Speaker
- Ed Barnhart
- Publisher
- Lex Fridman Podcast
03 / evaluation
For the vast majority of human existence, we’ve been nomadic and we’ve done these wider or tighter nomadic circles depending on the geographic region where they’d know, “Okay, we’ll be in the summer in the mountains because berries and things, and then in the winter we’ll be down here and we’ll hunt,” but they’d move.
“For the vast majority of human existence, we’ve been nomadic and we’ve done these wider or tighter nomadic circles depending on the geographic region where they’d know, “Okay, we’ll be in the summer in the mountains because berries and things, and then in the winter we’ll be down here and we’ll hunt,” but they’d move.”
- Speaker
- Ed Barnhart
- Publisher
- Lex Fridman Podcast
04 / evaluation
There was some student who surveyed like 300 people with the app I made and asked them about their Greek sign and their Maya sign, and his conclusion for his term paper was that the Maya one was working way better, which that’s fascinating.
“There was some student who surveyed like 300 people with the app I made and asked them about their Greek sign and their Maya sign, and his conclusion for his term paper was that the Maya one was working way better, which that’s fascinating.”
- Speaker
- Ed Barnhart
- Publisher
- Lex Fridman Podcast