Family office investor Patrick Tsang in conversation with entrepreneurs who share their personal success stories and the processes they employ for innovation and leadership. In this episode Patrick sits down with Christian Angermayer (Part 1)

Family office investor Patrick Tsang in conversation with entrepreneurs who share their personal success stories and the processes they employ for innovation and leadership. In this episode Patrick sits down with Lior Suchard

In this Episode Shimon and Alex wrangle with the Identity of the Hardcore Finance Show and why talking to people about finance and financial freedom is so near and dear to our hearts.

Jesse and Priscilla talk with Cambridge Zoologist Arik Kershenbaum about clues in animal communications that might help us make meaningful contact with aliens.

What can we learn from animal communication, and what is the possibility of communication with alien life?

• Evolutionary biologists will be necessary to understand complex ecosystems on other planets
• Arik Kershenbaum analyses animal communication to understand how animals communicate on Earth
• Explores the possibility of communication with alien life
• Math, analysis and algorithms are required to understand animal communication
• How do we go about finding out what animals are communicating?
• Arik works on the communication of wolves, dolphins, parrots, gibbons and more
• Animal communication always serves a purpose or it wouldn’t have evolved

Shimon and Alex discuss the recent happenings in the Ukraine – Russia war and how that will impact the global markets. Part 2

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Jesse and Priscilla talk with secret society scholar and expert Richard B. Spence about the history and ethos of secret societies, their deep secrets, and hidden agendas, including the Soviet espionage operation in Mexico and the possibility that they launched a balloon to spy on US nuclear testing in New Mexico.

What are Secret Societies?

• Secret societies have existed throughout history, with some possessing real power and influence.
• New Mexico was a high-security military state in 1947 due to its nuclear facilities, making it a target for espionage.
• The prevailing winds in New Mexico meant that a balloon launched from northern Mexico could potentially drift over US nuclear testing sites.
• Secret societies have been accused of trying to control world events and governments.
• Some secret societies, such as the Freemasons and Skull and Bones, are exclusive and only allow a select few to join their ranks.
• The existence of secret societies and their possible motives have long intrigued conspiracy theorists and scholars alike.
• The true nature and activities of secret societies may never be fully revealed.

Shimon and Alex discuss the recent happenings in the Ukraine – Russia war and how that will impact the global markets. Part 1

Jesse and Priscilla talk to infectious disease epidemiologist Steffanie A. Strathdee and her husband, Thomas Patterson, about the race to save Tom’s life from an antibiotic-resistant superbug… that turned him into a snake.  Superbugs are expected to kill more people than cancer later this century. The miracle cure turned out to be a bacterial virus called a Phage. Phages are now being explored for their incredible potential to combat superbugs.

Highlights

• Tom contracted a multidrug-resistant bacterial infection in Egypt that could not be cured by traditional antibiotics.
• Tom’s condition quickly deteriorated, and he required multiple forms of life support.
• Steffanie had to make the difficult decision to sustain Tom’s life or let him go based on his living will and power of attorney.
• Unsure of Tom’s wishes, Steffanie spoke to him and asked if he wanted to live by squeezing her hand.
• After exhausting traditional methods, Steffanie reached out to the world’s leading experts in bacterial infections for a cure.
• The experts ultimately created a custom phage therapy that successfully cured Tom’s infection.
• Steffanie and Tom continue to advocate for the use of phage therapy and the need for further research in the field.

Jesse and Priscilla talk to Caltech Planetary Scientist Dr. Konstantin Batygin about the usefulness of useless knowledge and why it’s so hard to find the ever elusive planet 9 in our solar system.

What is Planet 9 in our solar system, and what is the importance of pursuing scientific inquiry?

• The search for Planet 9 and its potential impact on our understanding of the solar system
• The importance of scientific inquiry and the pursuit of knowledge for its own sake
• The role of chance and randomness in scientific discoveries
• The significance of Maxwell’s equations in modern technology
• The power of human imagination in scientific pursuits
• The need for continued investment in scientific research
• The potential impact of scientific discoveries on our understanding of the world around us.

NFTYCO stands for NFT you can own. And I think that now we’re in a cultural gateway point, whereby which people who haven’t yet heard of NFTs or technology that brings, they’re really curious to how many things can be NFT are viable?. One of the first things that we did at NFTYCO was, you know, turn sneakers into NFT’s. And so, we found that by having a representation of, you know, something that’s so abstract as not fungible tokens, like what does that even really mean? It helps people to come into the metaverse with us. So we were the first to basically, you know, provide an algorithmic approach to sneaker culture. You know, we took the colorways from NBA 2K, NFL teams, double A team’s streetwear brands by Supreme and we tokenize them.

Jesse and Priscilla talk with Andrew Hessel, author of the book “The Genesis Machine: Our Quest to Rewrite Life in the Age of Synthetic Biology.”

Andrew explains how digitizing biology through synthetic biology can help standardize the field, identify bad actors and designs, enable regulators to monitor developments and provide greater transparency for investors.

What is “Digitizing biology”?

• Digitizing biology through synthetic biology can help establish standards in the field.
• Digitization can also help identify bad actors, designs, and programs.
• Regulators can better monitor developments in synthetic biology through digitization.
• Greater transparency in the field can aid investors in identifying promising projects.
• However, accidents and mistakes may still occur, and we must not be naive about the risks associated with synthetic biology.
• Dynamics from the internet may carry over into synthetic biology as the field becomes more digitized.
• The potential of synthetic biology is vast, but we must remain vigilant and responsible in our development and use of it.

0:00 – Intro

1:20 – What is Synthetic Biology

2:19 – Where is Synthetic Biology Taking Us

3:19 – Is this the next precision medicine

5:15 – What can it do for us today

6:47- Digital me

8:37 – Cancer immunotherapy

10:47 – Digitalization and automation

13:27 – Early days of synthetic biology

16:32 – Closing the loop with automation

18:23 – Materials

23:30 – Mark Kelly

29:55 – Open Source

Host Patrick Tsang interviews entrepreneurs who share their personal success stories and the processes they employ for innovation and leadership whilst maintaining ethical standards. In this episode, is an interview with Moe al Thani