Careening Towards Ignorance

Grant takes us on a climb at Devils Lake as we explore whether or not ignorance really is bliss

Episode 2 of the That Free Lunch podcast, hosted by Victor Greene, Jessica Li, Grant Mongin, titled "Careening Towards Ignorance" was published on March 29, 2020 and runs 32 minutes.

March 29, 2020 ·32m · That Free Lunch

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Summary

Grant takes us on a climb at Devils Lake as we explore whether or not ignorance really is bliss

Episode Description

Segment I : The Rock & The Cliff

Segment II : Ignorance is Bliss

Segment III : What are you Bringing for Lunch?

Resources:

Chika, "Industry Games"

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