Eric Topol

I see how that's a whole different way to interrogate a book.

And it's great.

And in fact...

That gets me to a topic I was going to get to later, but I'll do it now.

I've already started writing for the Free Press.

That's right.

Yeah.

So that's interesting because I hadn't heard of it until I saw the announcement from Barry.

And, you know, I thought what was great about it is she introduced it.

She said, Tyler Cowen has a mind unlike any I've ever encountered.

And a single conversation is not at all unusual for him to toggle between deep sea GLP-1s, Haitian art, sacred...

Tibetan music, his favorite Thai spot in LA, and LeBron James.

Now, who could do that, right?

So I thought, well, you know what?

I need independent confirmation of that as being a polymath.

And then I saw Patrick Collison, who I know at Stripe and ARC Institute.

You can have a specific and detailed discussion with him about 17th century Irish economic thinkers

or trends in African music, or the history of nominal GDP targeting, I don't know anyone who can engage in so many domains at the depth he does.

So you're an information acquirer.

And one of the books you wrote, I love the title, Infovore.