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Thinking Out Loud With Jesse

Thinking Out Loud With Jesse

Auteur(s): Jesse Stark
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In this podcast, I will cover a range of topics, from sales and entrepreneurship, to lifestyle and mental well being. My goal is to pass on the lessons I've learned and to pontificate with you.

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  • The Internet Broke Our Idea of Success | Thinking Out Loud with Jesse | Episode 11

    The Internet Broke Our Idea of Success | Thinking Out Loud with Jesse | Episode 11
    Sep 20 2025

    Today I'll be talking about the modern conception of success and how our perceptions are often skewed by what we see online. I'llunpack how the internet distorted our perception of success and what that’s doing to our mental health, identity, and sense of direction. From the rise of hustle culture to algorithm-induced comparison loops, I'll look at how social media turned visibility into the new currency, and why that’s quietly burning so many of us out.
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    35 min
  • AI: Not Heaven, Not Hell | Thinking Out Loud with Jesse | Episode 10

    AI: Not Heaven, Not Hell | Thinking Out Loud with Jesse | Episode 10
    Sep 6 2025

    AI isn’t a god and it isn’t a demon. It’s a tool that reflects the systems, values, and incentives we’ve already put in motion. This episode explores the shift from people to compute, the quiet influence of algorithmic decision-making, the tension between control and empowerment, and the climate cost no one wants to talk about. The future of AI is not good or evil, it is messy, human, and still being written.
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    29 min
  • The Pendulum Effect: History on Repeat | Thinking Out Loud with Jesse | Episode 9

    The Pendulum Effect: History on Repeat | Thinking Out Loud with Jesse | Episode 9
    Aug 23 2025

    Today I'll be discussing the idea of the pendulum in societal trends. That the current state of affairs and dominating majority often give way every decade or so, only to shift back in a similar amount of time. Linked with this is Polanyi's Double Movement theory, and I introduce the parallel with a staircase. Ultimately, zooming out allows us to see these trends.
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    32 min
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