A Very Brief Interview with Klaus Schwab
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The problem is now that everybody has a choice of what truths he wants to adapt for himself. And that of course leads to a situation of a vicious circle. You choose your truths, you you want to have a reconfirmation of your truths, and so you you dig a hole into which you fall more and more. And now the good fight. with Yasha Monk.
Well, this is an interesting one. A few months ago, Klaus Schwab emailed me. Schwab, of course, is the founder and former president of a World Economic Forum. He is the host of the big global chinwag at Davos. in which some of the most important decision makers in the world come together in one place.
And he shared with me his latest book and wanted to be in conversation about it. And so I happily invited him onto the podcast to do what I've now done with over 400 different guests, to have a mostly friendly, but somewhat challenging conversation about the content of that work and the broader œuvre of the guest. Well, I have to say that Professor Schwab uh did not seem to take very well to my line of questioning. About 20 minutes in, he said that he had a migraine and didn't want
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