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Is neurotech more exciting or terrifying? Is it a vehicle for optimizing our productivity or spying on is an a way humans never imagined? Joining me is Valentin Randon from Muse, a neurotech headset company that claims to have over 500,000 users.
We pull no punches, as we go deep into philosophy to discuss the promising and perilous future of neurotechnology. Valentin Randon, the head of product at Muse, shares insights about the company's extensive brain data collection and its potential applications, including meditation, disease detection, and even thought recognition.
We explore the philosophical and ethical implications of neurotech, the balance between thriving and privacy, and the intersection between personal growth, technology, and a dystopian future.
00:00 Intro
00:31 The Duality of Neurotech: Optimism and Fear(!)
03:17 Exploring the Potential and Risks of Brain Data
09:02 Personal Journey: Breaking Up with Tech
15:51 The Quest for Measuring Consciousness
20:37 The Paradox of Gamifying Zen and Higher Consciousness
24:01 The Paradox of Seeking Validation
29:19 The Balance Between Observation and Action
34:38 The Future of Wearable Technology
37:17 Philosophical Reflections on Technology and Society
40:30 Concluding Thoughts and Personal Reflections Subscribe to watch more videos
https://choosemuse.com
Watch the video of this episode: https://youtu.be/Eil-myltfMI
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This LIVE interview took place with Eirini Schlosser in Las Vegas at HLTH. Her company Dyania Health is one of the most exciting AI companies in health-tech today, and they just announced $10 million in Series A funding.
Watch on YouTube.
Eirini Schlosser discusses how Dyania Health uses AI and large language models to revolutionize patient care, specifically for cancer and heart failure patients.
It's really one of the most awesomely beneficial uses for AI that I've seen yet, and it's a product we should all be excited about.
🚀 https://dyaniahealth.com
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This podcast is a video shot live in Boston. For the full experience, watch on YouTube!
I co-sponsored a beach cleanup with Planet Matters, Neurable, and my agency: Aloa.agency.
I also interviewed Planet Matters on their awesome ocean cleanup success. Felix Krainer is the founder of Planet Matters, a global sensation for sustainability. Join me and volunteers from Harvard, MIT and local startups on our quest to pick up beach trash. Felix Krainer created a TikTok movement to make beach cleanups exciting and viral. His innovative approach gamifies positive change, which is a novel approach to both business and life. Special thanks to Dr. Ramses Alcaide and the Neurable team for co-sponsoring the beach cleanup. Tune in to be inspired to organize your own beach cleanup and make a positive impact!
Follow Planet Matters.
https://neurable.com
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This podcast episode features a compilation of past interviews with innovators and entrepreneurs in the realm of ecotech and sustainability.
So it's come to this: an FO clip show.
But the reason is clear: innovation isn't something that happens "out there". It's the conscious effort of brilliant, hard-working innovators grinding day in and day out.
I dug into the archives to bring you some gems you might have missed over the years. These amazing people continue to inspire me!
Featuring:
Hans de Neve of Carbyon.
Massimo Portincaso of Arsenale.
Ben Christensen of Cambium Carbon.
Martin Schichtel of Kraftblock.
Greg Johnson of AquiPor Technologies.
My agency: Aloa® Agency.
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Nikita Bridan is one of the co-founders of Oilstainlab, a boutique futuristic supercar manufacturer of the future. They've built a monster, and soon it will be all-electric.
Video of the interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=catWEb3lSok
In this episode, we talk about the meticulous design and inspiring backstory of Oilstainlab with co-founder Nikita. Discover the journey from their Ukrainian roots to becoming boutique car builders in Canada. Learn about their innovative approach to car design, the importance of integrating storytelling, and the evolving car industry. Nikita also shares insights into their unique business model and future plans, including the exciting development of their supercar, the Half 11. Join us for a captivating conversation about design, technology, and the future of automotive craft.
Oilstainlab: https://www.instagram.com/oilstainlab/
My Agency: https://aloa.agency
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Suzanne Zamany Andersen is the CEO and founder of Nitrovolt, a brilliant start-up that's raised millions making green or sustainable ammonia.
You might not know this, but ammonia is vital for agriculture, and it's a key component of human survival. "Green" ammonia is a cornerstone of sustainability, and it's at the heart of fertilizer production, increased crop yields, soil health, and sustainable food.
Suzanne Andersen is tackling the problem if sourcing ammonia head on with a game-changing company. In this episode we'll talk about how sustainable ammonia has the power to lift billions out of poverty, and it's one of the most overlooked components of our long-term survival.
My agency: https://aloa.agency
Nitrovolt website: https://www.nitrovolt.com
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Julie Bliss Mullen is cofounder and CEO of Aclarity and a Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree. Her company Aclarity destroys PFAS (Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) and mitigates risk at landfills and centralized waste treatment facility.
You might have heard of "forever chemicals"—tiny particulates that are found everywhere, and sadly, in all of our blood streams and even in breast milk. These chemicals may cause cancer and other harm, and they are ubiquitous in our products and even our drinking water.
Julie Bliss Mullen is on a mission to make forever chemicals a thing of the past—I can think of no nobler pursuit.
➡️ https://www.aclaritywater.com
➡️ My digital agency, Aloa®.
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Is lab-grown the future of meat?
Even after $1.6B in investment into the sector, is cultivated meat a viable long-term solution?
I created a fact-based, humorous video covering the history and future of meat replacements, including plenty of data-driven insights.
The short answer is: YES, it’s an incredible necessary thing for humanity. But that doesn’t necessarily mean these products will be flying off the shelves in the short term.
What about you? Would you eat/support/invest in lab-grown meat?
Watch this as a video.
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Dr. Masachs Boungou, an eternal optimist, author, and public speaker, shares his incredible journey from fleeing war-torn Republic of the Congo to finding success in the United States.
The type of entrepreneurship practiced in Silicon Valley is often criticized for being homogenous and lacking diversity. That's why Dr. Boungou's is such a fresh perspective.
Many privileged entrepreneurs have no idea what real hardship looks like.
Dr. Masachs Boungou was able to turn horrific childhood events into a positive outlook, and now? He has authored a paper on how extreme personal tragedy has driven 25 entrepreneurs to later greatness. It's proof that you can overcome anything life throws at you, if you have the right mindset.
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Lionel Mora is the co-founder and CEO of NeoPlants, a start-up that's raised $20 million for plants that tackle indoor air pollution.
In this inspiring episode, he shares his insights on the potential of nature to address significant issues like climate change and indoor air pollution, using plants as technology.
Lionel discusses the innovative approaches NeoPlants is taking, including bioengineered microbiomes and sustainable product design, to create plants that purify air 30 times more efficiently than traditional ones. Learn about the challenges of building a company that merges deep tech with consumer products, the importance of scientific credibility, and the future of synthetic biology. Discover how NeoPlants aims to bring a touch of nature into our modern lives, creating a sustainable and healthier living environment.
My agency: https://aloa.agency
NeoPlants: https://neoplants.com
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Bonus! My wife Maru and I talk about our experiences and challenges in building a successful 7-figure digital marketing agency.
In this special episode, I reflect on my early skills in technology and programming, transitioning into different careers, and eventually founding their agency in 2016. We discuss the evolution of the business from freelancing to building a team of 14. If you've ever thought of following a similar path, this episode is for you.
➡️ Our agency: https://aloa.agency
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Niccolò Ferrari is the founder and CEO of Scoutit, a brilliant business concept that will enable the EV battery circular economy.
Today? EVs are the minority on the road. But soon? We'll have millions of dead batteries to dispose of, creating a possible ecological nightmare.
But Niccolò has taken matters into his own hands, turning Italy's "motor valley" upside down.
➡️ https://scoutitweb.com
➡️ My digital agency: aloa.agency
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Join us for a rare, reflective conversation about the learnings and insights gained from hosting a podcast, highlighting the inspiring work of diverse and talented individuals, including entrepreneurs and nonprofit leaders.
My wife and I discuss the emotional and intellectual journey from ignorance to awareness about global challenges such as resource shortages and climate change, and how these issues are being addressed.
The main question is: Are we more or less optimistic after talking to all these people??
➡️ Our agency: https://aloa.agency
➡️ Watch this Episode on YouTube: @therosspalmer
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Andriy & Sergiy Lyubchyk are co-founding brothers of CascataChuva a Portuguese eco-tech company that believes it can literally pull energy from thin air.
This idea is almost too wild to be true, but apparently we're all just one NDA away from seeing it for ourselves...
While running another experiment, these brothers discovered that there were forces they couldn't account for. This discovery led them to develop "a revolutionary technological solution for producing electrical energy through direct conversion of humidity adsorption energy by elaborating a highly innovative 'atmospheric humidity to electricity' converter device.
Is it a game-changer in clean energy? Or pseudoscience? Let's find out!
➡️ https://cascatachuva.eu
➡️ My digital marketing agency, Aloa.
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Daniel Carcillo was a pro hockey veteran and 2-time Stanley Cup winner. But his life changed when he was diagnosed with post-concussion syndrome and traumatic brain injury (TBI) following his 10-year career as an “enforcer” in the NHL.
After years of suffering from neurological issues, he found solace in psychedelic medicine – something that traditional pharmaceuticals could not provide.
Today, Daniel is an advocate on behalf of TBI survivors and those dealing with mental health challenges, vocal about the inadequacies of America’s healthcare system, which is driving patients to explore novel treatments such as Ketamine, MDMA, & Psilocybin.
This is why he co-founded Healing Realty Trust (HRT), a real estate investment trust investing in the clinical infrastructure required to support tomorrow’s medicine. As COO, he hopes to help unlock the industry’s growth and help millions of people access these therapies by providing a real estate network that supports innovative medicine.
➡️ My digital marketing agency, Aloa.
➡️ Watch this Episode on YouTube: @therosspalmer
DISCLAIMER: THIS PODCAST DOES NOT PROVIDE MEDICAL ADVICE
The content of this podcast is for entertainment/informational purposes only. No material in this podcast is intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health care provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition or treatment and before undertaking a new health care regimen. -
Mark Atkeson is the author of 'Risky Business in Rising China', a book chronicalling three decades of business, tech, and politics in China.
TikTok, ByteDance... China seems to be always in the news. Sometimes for good, sometimes for... less than good? Either way, I wanted to explore the real truth of China's rise and its role in shaping the world of today and tomorrow.
In this episode, Mark shares his unique experiences and observations from his extensive career, highlighting the significant lift of 800 million people out of poverty, the rise of China's private sector, and the critical economic ties between the U.S. and China. This episode covers a range of compelling topics including the transformation of China's automotive industry, the cultural work ethics of Silicon Valley and China, the great firewall, and the future of U.S.-China relations.
➡️ https://www.markatkeson.com
➡️ Work with my digital agency, Aloa.
➡️ Watch this Episode on YouTube: @therosspalmer
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David Wakerley is the co-founder and CTO of Dioxycle—a truly mind-blowing tech company that turns factory emissions back into usable plastic.
Dioxycle has raised over $17 million in funding to date, and focuses on repurposing carbon emissions into ethylene, an essential chemical in many products. David teaches me the environmental challenges associated with ethylene production, the carbon-intensive processes currently used, and about Dioxycle's groundbreaking electrolyzer technology. Their goal is to create sustainable solutions that could prevent 800 million tons of emissions and recycle 600 megatons of CO2 per year by 2050. Join David as he explores the potential to revolutionize the industry and make a positive impact on the planet.
➡️ https://dioxycle.com
➡️ Watch this Episode on YouTube: @therosspalmer
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David Brown is the CEO of CounterCraft, deception-powered cybersecurity solutions that go beyond detection and response.
In this talk, David tells me about the challenges and opportunities within the cybersecurity landscape. Although he's optimistic about humanity's capacity to overcome adversity, David also expresses concerns about the potential for global conflict and the increasing sophistication of cyber threats.
Whether we realize it or not, David Brown's work is at the heart of one of the most important and underdiscussed issues of our time.
➡️ https://www.countercraftsec.com
➡️ Follow me on Instagram: @therosspalmer
➡️ Watch this Episode on YouTube: @therosspalmer
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Chris Tolles is the CEO of Yardstick, an eco-tech company focused on measuring soil carbon that just raised $12MM in Series A funding.
In this episode, we talk about climate challenges, and the potential of addressing climate change through improved agricultural practices. Exploring a niche within a niche, Yardstick aims to create a market by offering a method to measure soil carbon cheaply and effectively, thereby enabling better carbon dioxide removal techniques.
My talk with Chris Tolles covers the importance of accurate measurement in soil health, the financial and environmental incentives for sustainable agriculture, and how Yardstick navigates the complexities of market creation and the voluntary carbon market. Featuring customer success stories and insights into the startup’s journey, this script unfolds the intersection of climate science, agriculture, and entrepreneurship towards a more sustainable future.
➡️ Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/mvVrjyMCsx0
➡️ https://www.useyardstick.com
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Nik Ershov is the CEO of Waverox, makers of brain-monitoring headphones and headbands that help you de-stress and be more productive.
Nik Ershov shares his journey from experiencing severe burnout in the advertising and marketing industry to founding a startup focused on combating stress and increasing productivity through a mind-tracking device and wellness app.
He explains how his personal battle with burnout, depression, and anxiety led him to explore neuroscience and develop a technology that utilizes EEG to monitor and improve mental states. We talk about the Waverox device, including tracking brain activity, emotional states, and offering personalized training sessions to enhance stress resilience and productivity.
Ourconversation touches on broader topics such as the impact of AI on jobs, the importance of self-care, and philosophical questions about work/life balance.
➡️ https://waverox.com
➡️ Follow me on Instagram: @therosspalmer
➡️ Subscribe on YouTube: @therosspalmer
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