#039 - Wolf Tivy on New Governance, Higher Callings, & Agency
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Wolf Tivy is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Palladium Magazine. We talk about governance and building new institutions, religion and higher callings, virtuosity, agency, and more.
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(00:16) How do you build a new governing bodies, polities, or political institutions?
(18:46) Wolf’s religious underpinnings
(31:03) Higher callings & Darwinian virtuosity & experimentation
(37:34) Getting more in tune with your calling; there are only so many high agency people
(49:08) Don't be programmed by the institutions of programming
(51:56) Living at the extremes & thinking with greater stakes & agency
(58:15) Ambient learning
(01:02:19) Understanding value & re-defining your relationship to money
(01:07:20) Do it for the lulz
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Wolf’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/wolftivy
Palladium Magazine: https://www.palladiummag.com
Palladium’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/Palladiummag
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Spencer’s Blog: https://spencerkier.substack.com
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