book / uses
Brothers Karamazov
“When I read Brothers Karamazov, I read it over a fairly long period of time, but the last 300 or 400 pages I read in a couple days because it’s such a page-turner.”
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Russ Roberts
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The evidenced stack.
book / recommends
The Wondering Jew
“I recommend the book The Wondering Jew by Micah Goodman, that came out in the last few years, about what’s going on on the ground here in Israel and the amount of religious innovation that’s happening and how people who are “not religious” are connecting to Jewish text.”
app / likes
Zoom
“I think people have a great thirst for face to face and I don’t think Zoom is, I love Zoom.”
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The Pretense of Knowledge
“I’m a big fan of “The Pretense of Knowledge,” his Nobel Prize acceptance speech.”
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What Russ said.
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I think there’s a tension there that most economists who, like you and I — I don’t know about you; I shouldn’t say you — but certainly I was a very strong proponent of the volunteer army.
“I think there’s a tension there that most economists who, like you and I — I don’t know about you; I shouldn’t say you — but certainly I was a very strong proponent of the volunteer army.”
- Speaker
- Russ Roberts
- Publisher
- Conversations with Tyler
02 / commitment
Early on in EconTalk — not early on, but at some point in EconTalk — I realized I wanted to be open about my biases, and I discovered that by being open about my biases, I had to confront them a little bit because here I am, saying them out loud.
“Early on in EconTalk — not early on, but at some point in EconTalk — I realized I wanted to be open about my biases, and I discovered that by being open about my biases, I had to confront them a little bit because here I am, saying them out loud.”
- Speaker
- Russ Roberts
- Publisher
- Conversations with Tyler