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The guys from Haste tell their winding tale from minor league baseball to building the Barpay app to creating a simple arcade game where the leaderboard gets payouts. That game led to a platform for game builders and a budding revolution.

If you can't see the coolness in this simple use-case, I don't know what to do for you!

Tiny Payments are a Big Deal, Part 10: Re-inventing the Arcade with Haste

Jeff discusses the upcoming technology singularity where tech gets so good that we can't tell what great new thing is coming next.  VR!  Driverless cars!  Artificial intelligence!  Nanotech! Life extension!  He then explores why he's optimistic about technological unemployment, not so optimistic about the idea of a "basic Income guarantee" and a new idea on how to do singularity-style charity.  The last hour is Jeff's appearance on the Singularity Bros podcast where he mostly talks homeschooling to some very friendly futurists, Zach, Tom and Scott.

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I discuss the basis of my worldview, including anarchism, peaceful parenting, atheism, unschooling, and personal freedom as context for previous and future podcasts. I also discuss my hobbies such as music and art, and give a much too long story about my childhood, teen and college years.  Part one of two.

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In part two of "my struggle", I recount my past from post-college on, including my life in Boston, my jobs at companies like AT Kearny, PricewaterhouseCoopers, and others, the formation of my company, my TASM Lab music albums, my band the Hudson Debacle, my marriage, my kids and more.  Along the way I explain what life lesson I learned through my various endeavors and share some music that I wrote and performed.

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15-year-old Caitlyn Scheel talks with Blake about being bored in middle school, wanting to homeschool, and the summer she spent convincing her parents to let her do it. (Spoiler alert: she was successful!)

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Caitlyn Scheel on Convincing Your Parents to Let You Homeschool

In this episode, CEO and Founder of Praxis, Isaac Morehouse, talks about his journey to live free. Isaac has been working with young entrepreneurs for several years to help them create the life that they want for themselves. 

Make sure you check out discoverpraxis.com to learn how you can take the next step.

Episode 3: Isaac Morehouse on Freedom, Forward Tilt, and Betting on Yourself

Founder of Praxis, Isaac Morehouse, joins us today! Praxis is a startup apprenticeship program that helps young adults start their professional lives without a degree. Isaac has a lot of experience practicing and teaching self-education. Tune in!

Isaac Morehouse: Praxis, Education, and Growth

On this episode, I’m joined by my brother Levi Morehouse, the CEO of Ceterus. Levi is fantastic at cutting down to the crucial aspects of accounting and in this episode, we dive into the most important numbers and concepts you need to know as an entrepreneur, freelancer, or small business owner.

One of the resources Levi recommends is Quickbooks. Because he feels passionately about small business entrepreneurship, Levi is offering to help entrepreneurs set up their QuickBooks Online accounts - free of charge. Visit http://www.ceterus.com/quickbookshelp to request for a member of Ceterus' team to walk you through setting up your account.

In this episode:
- Update on Ceterus' growth
- Accounting for non-numbers people
- How to track personal finances
- Holistically looking at expenses
- Basic accounting for small business
- The most important numbers for any business
- Accounting basics for new freelancers and self-employed

For full show notes visit: Isaacmorehouse.com

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All episodes of the Isaac Morehouse Podcast are available on SoundCloud, iTunes, Google Play, and Stitcher.

The Isaac Morehouse Podcast

129 - Everyday Accounting for Life and Business with Levi Morehouse

Robin Hanson is a professor of economics at George Mason University. He is the author of The Age of Em and co-author of the new book The Elephant in the Brain: Hidden Motives in Everyday Life which is a facilitating look into the real reasons that motivate people and society.

Topics Discussed:
- Robin’s new book, The Elephant in the Brain
- Split brain patients
- The reasons for vague language
- The lack of correlation between medicine and health
- Using gifts to show how much we care
- The cost of violating norms
- Why religious people are healthier and wealthier
- Demonstrating group loyalty through ritual
- Religion and politics
- Signaling and education
- Our choices have audiences
- How signals change

For full show notes visit isaacmorehouse.com/podcast

135 - Robin Hanson on 'The Elephant in the Brain'

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