Reasoned World
Reasoned World goes beyond the surface of current events to identify the core patterns at play and reveal the hidden structures shaping what we see in the news.
Rather than taking sides, I analyze how systems interact — the incentives, feedback loops, and narratives that drive events — helping listeners see how meaning emerges from complexity.
In Reasoned World, I trace the underlying dynamics of today’s issues, helping you build clarity, context, and the power to reason through the noise.
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Unrigging Knowledge: Can Grokipedia Outsmart Wikipedia’s Bias?
In this episode I discuss how Wikipedia evolved from an open collective experiment into a curated institution accused of bias, why these biases emerge naturally in complex systems, the importance of collective intelligence for uncovering truth, Larry Sanger’s nine theses for reform, and the universal role of dynamism in sustaining objectivity across knowledge, science, and society.
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