In this episode, we started talking about the things that break sooner than they used to, how infinite growth requires planned obsolescence, the pursuit of the next best thing, and the role that influencers play in this system. We then pondered on the plans of “owning nothing and being happy” announced at the World Economic Forum and subscription-based economy in general. We talked about bees and what we may learn from them. Oh, and we laughed more than usual 🙂
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07/04/22 • 33 min
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The Episodikal Podcast - The next best thing
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So it's fine. We can go for long today.
TaliyOkay, okay, that's not a problem at all, we can go as long as needed for our dear listeners to pick up this idea, this actual great idea about the perspectives of our development, what exactly we are working on over here. I can tell you're in a different place today, you're somewhere else not that the usual location.
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