In this episode, Larry joins us to explore how Elon Musk acquiring Apple could revolutionize tech. From leveraging vast user data for AI digital twins to integrating Grok and boosting innovation, the discussion reveals untapped potential in Apple's ecosystem amid stagnant growth and China dependency.

In this episode, we explore the Ricardian and Alexander gains from trade, diving into comparative advantage and capital transfers. Learn how trade drives efficiency, boosts economies, and why protectionism, like tariffs, can disrupt these benefits, with insights into modern trade dynamics.

In this episode, Michael Gorton joins us to unpack the $5T US healthcare mess, from monopolies driving up prices to preventable diseases eating budgets. We dive into Larry's blueprint for $1T in annual savings through transparency, competition, and prevention—boosting life expectancy by 4 years without partisan fights.

In this episode, we dive into firsthand experiences with Tesla's Robotaxi beta in Austin, comparing it to Uber and Waymo rides. Discussions cover smoothness, scalability challenges for competitors, AI compute needs, infrastructure advantages, and potential risks like regulations and accidents, all pointing to Tesla's edge in autonomous mobility.

In this episode, we explore Ark Invest and Mach 33’s groundbreaking study on SpaceX’s future valuation, projecting its worth in 2030 and 2040. Using Monte Carlo simulations, the team analyzes Starlink’s growth and Mars colonization potential, revealing a bold vision for space’s economic future.

In this episode, we dive into Tesla's shift toward autonomy, debating the potential of Robotaxi networks, competitive challenges, and market valuations. Experts weigh in on EV demand slowdowns, cost advantages in ride-sharing, and the risks of overhyping Tesla's tech edge.

In this episode, we dive into the failures of government modernization efforts, from IRS tech overhauls to contractor grifts, and explore how new initiatives like DOGE aim to disrupt entrenched inefficiencies through private sector innovation and structural reforms.

In this episode, we explore rising recession risks in the US, Trump's disruptive trade policies, and the end of post-WWII global order. Discussions cover tariffs imbalances with Europe, Canada, and Mexico, NATO funding disparities, bureaucratic bloat, national debt, and Elon Musk's high-stakes involvement in government reform, alongside Tesla's brand challenges amid political polarization.