#87 Hannah Fry: The Role of Algorithms

I think one of the big complaints that you get from school kids is like, Well, I'm never gonna use this stuff. What's the point of it? It doesn't apply anywhere. And I think really showing just how dramatically important. Max is to virtually every aspect of our modern world. I think that that's that's something that can really make the subject come alive. I'm Shane Parish and you're listening to The Knowledge Project, a podcast dedicated to mastering the best of what other people have already figured out. This podcast and our website, fs.blog, help you better understand yourself and the world around you by exploring the methods, ideas, and lessons learned from others.

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We talk math. How schools can promote better engagement. Human behavior. How math can help you date, and we explore what it means to be human in the age of algorithms. It's time to listen and learn.

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