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EPISODE · Mar 17, 2021 · 1H 2M

How Much Of Your Life Has Been Determined By Luck? Ft. Alex Raymond

from Big Questions No Answers · host Sam Vila

This week I sat down with my good friend, Alex Raymond, Alex is currently working from home for a construction permitting company out of our childhood hometown of Danville, California. Our conversation centered around the role of luck in each of our lives and how we interpret its effect on who we are. We discussed the allure of golf, the impact of karma, Alex's unique slang and how that has left a footprint on the lives of the people around him. The audio quality leaves a little to be desired, but despite that I thoroughly enjoyed this week's conversation and I hope you do the same!  0:00:00 Intro 0:01:30 The Big Question: How much of your life has been determined by luck? 0:05:00 Work yourself into luck 0:09:00 Chaos makes life meaningful 0:16:00 The allure of golf 0:21:00 Karma B***! 0:24:48 Why you so Pinnard? Raymond breaks down his own language 0:36:00 Do you think in Pictures or words? 0:45:00 The Butterfly effect of social interactions 0:50:00 I don’t have time for people who don’t know how lucky they are 0:53:50 Do you worry about the future of humanity? 1:00:00 Staying positive, focus on the things that you can control

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