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“Whilst this podcast has some interesting ideas the guys have a lot more confidence in their opinions than they have basis for their opinions.
Listen to past episodes and you'll be able to evaluate how many of their predictions have come to pass, episode one seems to predict a lot more economic shrinkage than actually has taken place.
Listening to the Irish guy talk about AI and I feel like he doesn't know much about the history or the nature of AI but he certainly has an opinion. Pretty sure I heard historical inaccuracy in an earlier episode too, though can't bring it to mind.
Anyway some of the ideas are good, but why such a forthright over-opinionated attitude?”Read full review »
gm314159 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
03/17/24
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“Disappointed. I’ve had this podcast in my backlog to listen to for a while and I gave it a go expecting a nuanced discussion about the new multipolar order from various perspectives.
It’s really just two guys from the West giving their western perspective on different situations around the...”Read full review »
Sashioni via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
11/09/23
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“Really enjoyed this so far. Stories that don’t always make the news in the UK given proper analysis and exploration. Presenters think for themselves - refreshing change if you’re bored of predictable and myopic geo-political journalism.”
Bella87Rose via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
04/23/23
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