Stephen, Thanks for sharing. If you ever think of doing a show in Boston, I’ll be front row. As a economics student in Portugal, your book inspired me - my college was very Chicago driven in its teaching.
and your podcast was my running buddies when I started to travel the world for work! Keep on doing a great job! Hope to see you in Baaaaawwwstooooon soon 😀
What a beautiful read! I think I've been receiving the newsletters for a while now without ever taking the time to truly read them. I'll make sure to rectify that now.
As to what to call your event that almost never happened, how about "dipity-serene". I've always liked the notion of serendipity, and have been a beneficiary of the phenomenon for most of my life. Dipity-serene suggests (to me) the mirror image of serendipity.
Thank-you for sharing this account. I am sure with some hindsight some important thoughts will come from this, philosophical ones. Very much appreciate your work .Keep t it, and take care.
Thanks for posting. Sorry about losing your show but I love your last few lines in this letter. Perfect,
Thanks for the post.
A very dear friend of mine passed away last year - he had a great line about life: “sometimes you just have to laugh”
That’s an amazing story. Thanks for sharing instead of pretending like a failure didn’t happen. Maybe it wasn’t really a failure at all.
Stephen, Thanks for sharing. If you ever think of doing a show in Boston, I’ll be front row. As a economics student in Portugal, your book inspired me - my college was very Chicago driven in its teaching.
and your podcast was my running buddies when I started to travel the world for work! Keep on doing a great job! Hope to see you in Baaaaawwwstooooon soon 😀
Cheers
Rui
What a beautiful read! I think I've been receiving the newsletters for a while now without ever taking the time to truly read them. I'll make sure to rectify that now.
As to what to call your event that almost never happened, how about "dipity-serene". I've always liked the notion of serendipity, and have been a beneficiary of the phenomenon for most of my life. Dipity-serene suggests (to me) the mirror image of serendipity.
Thank-you for sharing this account. I am sure with some hindsight some important thoughts will come from this, philosophical ones. Very much appreciate your work .Keep t it, and take care.
Well written Mr Dubner.
I am far from LA but I’ll remember this show more than others.
I had heard the podcast version of this episode. Thank you for making yourself sound vulnerable