Sam Webster-Harris

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698 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Dec 2025 last heard 8 Sep

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Hello and welcome to the Growth Mindset Podcast, where we like to look into the science of self-improvement and the philosophy of a life well-lived.
One thing we've spoken about before is the concept of thinking in primitives.
It's an idea from Mr Jeff Bezos himself, who in 2002 told every team at Amazon to break their tools down into the smallest reusable building blocks or get fired.
It was a simple idea in request that allowed Amazon to build such a powerful set of tools that they sold to the most complex businesses on the planet.
And this idea of thinking in primitives is something that I found so interesting.
I have made an entire episode about the topic and how it comes up in our lives and can change the way that we think about our work and success.
I released the episode on my new show called How to Change the World that is about the entire history of invention and the tools and ideas you need to change the world yourself.
If you have ever enjoyed an episode on this show, I'm certain you will enjoy the new show, so without further ado, here is a jam-packed episode full of surprisingly useful ideas.
Tomorrow I am making lasagna.
As I was shopping for the ingredients, I was struck with a curious thought.
Eggs really get around.
They're also in my pancake recipe and my quiche recipe.
And I eat them for lunches, sometimes breakfast.
I guess I'll buy two boxes.
This did make me wonder how many eggs are sold a day.
3.29 billion eggs are sold a day.
that feels like too many eggs.
I sheepishly put back my second box and head to look at salt.
Pink Himalayan sea salt does look exotically fabulous, but the Himalayas are nowhere near the ocean.
So when did Himalayan sea salt form, I wonder?
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