The Ledger, every show
Every statement that passed quotation and attribution checks, across all 44 shows. Pick shows below, then mix any filter with any other.
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Memon: Game Designers Can Engineer Player Anger By Changing One Variable
“When you're doing game design or when you're doing behavioral design, one small incentive change, and I can engineer anger in a player. I can make two of you fight by just changing one variable, which might not even be important.”
Memon: Zuckerberg and Musk Have Privatized Society's Information Pathways
“Suddenly the information pathways are not public. The information pathways become private. So Zuckerberg, Elon, they start owning our information pathways. Now the conversation is not public anymore.”
Memon: Political Corruption Is a Systems Problem, Not Individual Moral Failure
“The system either picks for the most corruptible or corrupts. What we need to look at is, why is it that the positions of power make people behave this way or select for a certain kind of person? It is not the individual. The individual is a symptom of a much …”
Memon: Modern Value Capture Happens at the IP Level, Not Fungible Services
“If you look at the value capture, most amount of value capture happens on the IP level. We need to export IP, not export services. Services are fungible, services are automatable in the modern world.”
Memon: Roleplaying the Antagonist Teaches Citizens How Systemic Deception Works
“It's what we call the antagonist method, which Anand and I call the antagonist method, where what we're basically doing is putting you in the position of the antagonist, of what would be the antagonist in your life, and giving you all the tools to attack the v…”