Organizations

Critiqued for its coverage of the Epstein files, specifically regarding Silicon Valley connections.

MIT study showing 24 hours without food can reboot intestinal stem cells.

A non-statutory Blue Ribbon commission proposed by Donald Trump, to be advised by Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy, aimed at advising the Office of Management and Budget on cutting government spending and increasing efficiency. Critiqued for its lack of statutory power and unrealistic goals given federal spending structure.

Nature (Nature 2024) paper by Turbar, Manacandon, Badel, and Pikovsky on quantum sensing for gravitons.

Described by CZ as initially hostile to crypto, openly announcing 'war on crypto,' but later showing a 180-degree change in policy.

Institution where Andrew Huberman is a professor.

The Food and Drug Administration, which banned trans fats in 2013.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation, mentioned as a potential intelligence community element that may have run Jeffrey Epstein. Eric Weinstein also claims his employer was a special informant to the FBI.

Warner Bros asset discussed in potential sale contexts; part of the strategic implications of the merger.

Agency responsible for many space telescopes and missions discussed.

Federal Reserve report cited about savings/retirement behavior among young adults

A monthly publication covering the latest data in muscle and strength research, with multiple articles on stretch-mediated hypertrophy.

The militant Palestinian organization, whose founding charter includes calls for genocide and is widely popular among Palestinians.

Study showing that giving human tutors real-time AI suggestions can improve students' learning in K-12 math

Cited as an example of content people might watch while using a treadmill, not ideal for trauma treatment.

Presented as a model of seemingly unbiased news reporting, though the speaker argues for the necessity of 'right sorts' of bias for guidance.

AI model named alongside LLaMA and Quen; discussed as having similar geometry.

Repository of biomedical literature where a 2020 study on exogenous ketones and brain network stability was published.

Cloud computing platform used as an analogy to describe the Coinbase Developer Platform.

News channel where CZ discussed his strip search experience during prison intake.

The brand and business that hosts the podcast, article series, and various fitness resources mentioned.

Cited as describing Dr. Bessel van der Kolk as 'maybe the most influential psychiatrist of the 21st century'.

The political administration during which Makary was invited to the White House and later offered his role.

U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Michael Burry's firm re-registered with the SEC.

Discussed extensively as the central aggregator and 'shield' for intelligence — why other partners' intel is credited to CIA.

The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, where one of the DDP students with refugee experience has worked.

University of California, Los Angeles, mentioned as an origin of the concept of 'intersectionality'.

Published a study indicating that personal therapy became the number one use case for ChatGPT between 2023 and 2024.

International Powerlifting Federation, mentioned in comparison to Jennifer Thompson's performance.

A major national TV show that significantly boosted sales of Chicken Soup for the Soul.

A Baltic country that has digitized all its government services, serving as an example of innovation within Europe.

News agency that reported China built a prototype of ASML's EUV machine, allegedly using former ASML engineers to reverse engineer it.

The empire that introduced Christianity and enforced its monotheistic religion, leading to a shift from polytheism and enabling the imposition of a single god upon conquered peoples.

A pharmacy chain mentioned as an example of retail shops closing or having extreme security measures (locked items) in San Francisco due to rampant theft.

The country where Charlie studied abroad and began his experiments in social interaction, finding that asking questions enhanced his comfort zone.

The speaker states the CDC has lost trust and has not been forthcoming with data, necessitating looking at international data.

A cryptocurrency exchange founded by SBF, in which Binance initially invested 20% equity before exiting in July 2021.

New York University, where Leo, the case study subject, is a student.

A venture capital firm mentioned as an example of a firm with a strong brand built on successful investments, which helps in securing future deals.

S discusses the challenges of recruiting Syrian refugees, particularly those arriving after 2017, due to government regulations on closed professions and work permits.

American stock exchange, expected to make moves in prediction markets.

Publication cited stating that wages for Gen Z are rising faster than other age groups in America.

Presented as a case study of a country that successfully ended inflation in the 1990s through coordinated monetary, fiscal, and economic reforms without causing a recession.

AI company with which a large licensing deal was executed, serving as an example of IP license M&A workaround.

An organization that released findings on employee engagement, noting that few people, especially young workers, feel valued or cared for at work.

Jeff Cavaliere has been trusted by the NFL as a physical therapist and strength coach.

Mentioned as a supranational institution and a framework from which some countries seek to exit or change.

The podcast hosted by Peter Attia, where this discussion takes place, often covering health and hormones.

A company with a strong relationship with Coinbase, issuer of USDC, the largest regulated stablecoin compliant under the Genius Act and MiCA.

A venture capital firm, its naming convention is discussed as an early recognition of the importance of building relationships with individuals.

Enterprise SaaS company whose stock was down 18%, indicating a challenging market.

NBA team Michael Jordan played for, used as an example of a successful team with a specific culture.

A popular website and YouTube channel founded by Dr. Rhonda Patrick, known for its focus on science-backed health and immunity information.

Country mentioned as a potential member of an expanded security arrangement in Asia, with serious problems with China.

Country that, along with Sweden, joined NATO, a significant development influenced by Russian actions.

The underlying infrastructure provider for Firebase services.

An association of major emerging national economies, with China as a key sponsor.

Cited as an example of a large, dense city with relatively affordable housing due to consistent building practices.

The podcast hosted by Andrew Huberman, which covers science and science-based tools for everyday life. It has a large number of episodes and a corresponding website for searching content.

Relaxed liquidity requirements for five major investment banks in 2004, allowing them to increase leverage and gamble more, thus amplifying risks.

An organization for which Eric Helms wrote an article about the ineffectiveness of cardio for fat loss.

Among the top countries for App Inventor usage.

Club where Thierry Henry moved after Arsenal, experiencing a challenging adjustment period with divorce and injury.

Conducted an experiment showing that sleep deprivation significantly worsens insulin resistance in healthy young subjects.

US regulatory body Coinbase is chatting with about on-chain capital formation and expanding accredited investor definitions.

A major financial institution partnering with Coinbase for integrations, with stated goals to tokenize all their funds.

A news outlet that reported on one of Amodei's previous predictions about job displacement.

Magazine that published a 2014 interview with Stephen King about his writing habits.

Newspaper whose front page coverage helped Dr. Malhotra's sugar tax campaign by pressuring the government.

Facebook AI Research, mentioned as a lab with a culture of independent research and competition for compute.

The company whose precision casting facility is visited to show the manufacturing process of turbine blades.

Enterprise SaaS company whose stock was down 6%, showing underperformance in the sector.

NGO cited for water contaminant data; provides public health information.

The terrorist organization responsible for the killing of Daniel Pearl and the 9/11 attacks, referenced in the context of the 'war on terror'.

An organization for powerlifting competitions, mentioned in comparison to Jennifer Thompson's performance.

Mentioned as publishing research papers about their work.

Mentioned in the context of climate scenarios, specifically that no IPCC scenario predicts climate change severe enough to cause a financial crisis.

The speaker's event focused on teaching dealmaking, buying businesses, and ownership.

Company involved in the acquisition of Basepaws, with an NDA signed regarding the terms of the deal.

A news publication that reported on insider information regarding upcoming OpenAI models and government safety testing.

Used as an example of a species coordinating reproduction based on environmental signals (full moon) without complex cognition or common knowledge.

Government agency that inaccurately claimed Whole Foods was a monopoly in premium natural and organic food supermarkets.

University where George Shultz studied and later taught, and where he learned a key lesson about learning environments during his senior year playing football.

Mentioned as a source for company data that Model ML's initial system would query.

Mentioned in the context of potential invitations and future conversations.

Location of the Charlie Hebdo attack in 2015.

The primary experiment discussed in the lecture, located at CERN and focused on high energy physics.

National Public Radio, a platform Cal Newport uses to reach policymakers and a broader audience.

An organization Lana is affiliated with, interested in sharing practices for conflict mediation through art.

Mediator/partner in the Warner Bros merger, part of the broader media consolidation context.

Luxury fitness club, mentioned to illustrate the broad appeal of Nike products, worn by various types of people.

Mentioned in the context of BHP Mining's leadership framework project, which initially cost $1.6 million, highlighting the potential cost savings of using AI tools like ChatGPT as a thought partner.

Congressional Budget Office, mentioned in relation to the pricing of a bill that turned out to be a surplus.

The Host received her MBA from Georgetown through State Street, valuing corporate training over the MBA itself.

The country where M-Pesa, the first mobile money service, originated.

Elizabeth Holmes gave a TED talk about her vision for changing the world through Theranos's technology.

The university where Cal Newport teaches and implements a unique email communication strategy with students.

A publication for which Stephen Marche was a columnist for many years.

An iconic brand under PVH Corporation, known for its advertising and marketing history, which influences the branding of its internal learning programs like Manager Studio.

Part of the American Empire, interested in maintaining hegemony and justifying its budget through Middle East control.

A cryptocurrency focused on privacy, co-founded by Zooko Wilcox, and discussed in the context of its principles and path to proof-of-stake.

Venture capital firm where Co Carnage has connections, assisting in connecting him with his game development team.

The university where the speaker studied medicine.

AI company that Google made a licensing deal with, seen as an alternative to traditional M&A.

Country where Secretary Rice gave a speech in 2005 promoting democracy, yet engagement was necessary to address security issues in the Gaza Strip.

An initiative focused on bringing opportunity to talented young people globally through a project-based learning experience.

A US government agency, criticized by both Eric Weinstein and Alex Tabarrok for allegedly destroying the STEM labor pipeline and for economists' reluctance to critique it.

Cited for its research on public opinion regarding climate change and climate anxiety across different demographics.

Country mentioned for its reduced dependence on Russian energy and its proactive stance in reducing reliance on Russian oil and gas.

Developed the fast tokenizer method used for compressing continuous action representations into discrete tokens.

An institution where Eric Weinstein observed a lack of openness to heterodox ideas in significant volume.

Where Dr. Israetel completed his undergraduate work in kinesiology and met Nick Shaw, his future co-founder.

Healthcare provider mentioned in the context of using AI assessments.

Mentioned as one of the three main civilizations before Rome's emergence, and later contrasted with Roman culture and mythology.

A $3 billion moonshot project initiated in 1984, co-founded by Dr. George Church, with the goal of sequencing a single reference human genome. It laid the foundation for modern genomics, drastically reducing sequencing costs.

Mentioned for a village (Ogba Ojo) that experiences annual floods and benefits from pre-flood cash transfers.

A top tech reviewer that has rated ExpressVPN as number one.

Mentioned as a small, cold country with a cohesive society that works together due to external threats.

A group of elite individuals with whom Dr. Dispenza's program has worked, showing dramatic results in overcoming severe trauma and PTSD through meditation and heart-opening practices.

An organization that highlights the power of small communities and the long time horizon needed for growth, where members connect and establish new status.

The event hosting this discussion on migration and integration.

A top consulting firm mentioned as a persona for ChatGPT to critique a memo, providing high-level, critical feedback.

A popular website where Beth Skwarecki works as the health editor.

Institution where Dr. Chris McCurdy is a professor of medicinal chemistry and directs research on natural products.

Another major national TV show that significantly boosted sales of Chicken Soup for the Soul.

A group co-founded by Ron Shaich to reduce polarization in Washington D.C. and promote long-term thinking in civic society.

A YouTube channel whose simulations on evolutionary biology inspired the video's simulation segment.

Cited as the source of a study showing that a 24-hour fast initiates stem cell production for gut repair.

An NBA basketball team that has a quote in their locker room about the 'stone cutter' analogy for persistence.

One of the institutions that conducted research with MIT and the US Census Bureau to find the average age of a fast-growing tech startup founder. Also, Dashen Wong from Northwestern conducted significant work on hot streaks in careers.

A sports journalism website, mentioned for an article they ran about Michael Phelps' breathing techniques.

The media channel producing the video, focusing on explaining complex topics like money creation.

A group that has, according to the speaker, played havoc with moral confusion and radicalized students on college campuses.

Investor in Positron AI's Series A funding round.

The research institution where Dr. Satchin Panda is a professor, conducting studies on circadian rhythms.

JD Vance's undergraduate alma mater, mentioned in the context of his educational experience.

Mentioned as a key institution in Pittsburgh, contributing to the city's position as a natural location for AI development due to its academic strengths and cheap energy.

The location where donated brains from study participants are housed and examined for research.

Rival streaming service whose IP and library would be integrated into Netflix as part of the deal.

An advanced research organization from the United States government that funded a $10 million metabolic optimization program in 2016 to test ketone bodies.

Chinese semiconductor manufacturer, mentioned as a partner for Huawei in advancing in the chip stack.

Alex Honnold's first major sponsorship, which provided 10k a year in his early climbing career.

Featured Alex Honnold on its cover, which helped propel his career.

One of the places where Matthew McConaughey worked an unpaid job during his "work experience" period in Australia.

The secret city in New Mexico where the atomic bomb was designed, and a key site for the Manhattan Project. Its existence was revealed by reporter Jack Raper in 1944.

A medical journal where a case report about a lymphoma patient's remission after fasting was published.

Another institution involved, a Hispanic-majority school contributing PIs and students.

Where Dr. Julia Wattacheril attended medical school and residency.

The National Security Agency, mentioned in the context of surveillance, transparency, and its attempts to discredit Edward Snowden.

A Chinese research firm that launched the multimodal model Kimmy K1.5 on the same day as DeepSeek R1.

The TV channel or production company producing the video.

A city transformed from a fishing village to an export platform and now a 'Chinese-style Silicon Valley' due to economic reforms.

A doomer group that believes AI will become sentient and replace humans, which funded journalism fellowships and academic grants for AI.

One of the institutions that conducted a study published in Science in 2019, which concluded that three billion birds have been lost since 1970.

University where Karen Clark conducts research on ketone esters.

A federally funded national park in Alaska that hosts the annual Fat Bear Week competition.

A medical institution associated with a prospective study on fasting and hypertension conducted with Dr. Goldhammer's colleague.

A U.S. government agency connected to funding gain-of-function research, specifically linked to Anthony Fauci.

A university whose research supports the benefits of Vivo barefoot shoes, showing increased foot strength.

A city strategically located at the center of global trade, making it a focal point of conflict during the Bronze Age.

The regulatory body that charged Nvidia for unlawfully shrouding information about its revenue sources during the crypto boom.

Used as a prime example of how hyperinflation can be stopped quickly through international treaties and structural deficit reduction.

Chinese Communist Party, targeting 2028 for producing working chips from their prototype EUV machines.

Conducting a large study on exercise benefits (aerobic vs. resistance training).

Discussed as the first stage of transnational capital, a merchant oligarchy that flourished due to trade and strategic location, eventually declining.

A UN specialized agency focused on the world of work, collaborating with governments, employers, and workers to improve employment and labor market policies.

A prestigious finance school mentioned as a benchmark, critiqued for its cost and disconnect from real-world business application.

A leading research group in China that published a paper on advancements and challenges in inverse lithography technology using AI-driven systems.

A medical journal that published a study indicating that one sauna bath significantly helped depression.

The Office of Foreign Assets Control, involved in sanctions and anti-money laundering efforts, including against Mexican cartels.

An organization where Sandrine Umulisa works.

Cody Sanchez's business buying community and education curriculum, designed to provide buyers with an advisory team, investment committee, and deal team.

A program for small business owners aiming for seven figures, offering support for growth and challenges.

The iconic children's television show where Tish Rabe began her career as a music production assistant and later sang with the Muppets.

A music group Jimmy Fallon loved, citing Mike D's lyric 'be true to yourself and you will never fall' as guiding advice.

A professional services network, mentioned as the source of a report indicating Shopify POS benefits.

Cited as a source describing antibiotic resistance as one of the top global health threats, responsible for millions of deaths.

National Collegiate Athletic Association, which has put out sleep-related materials recommending CBTI first for insomnia.

Platform hosting Alan Flanagan's article series on nutritional science.

Comedians mentioned by Lorne Michaels as having already performed the mirror sketch idea Jimmy Fallon proposed.

One of the large accounting firms mentioned where young, ambitious people can attend events and network to build connections.

A band whose songs Jimmy Fallon sometimes hears and are reminded of his late mother, bringing bittersweet memories.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency, which the speaker criticizes for occupying hotel rooms during a disaster while civilians were in need.

An institution whose analysts suggest key factors driving Vietnam's economic growth.

A business co-founded by Peter Attia and Kyler, focusing on comprehensive precision training for the 'marginal decade' to optimize long-term health and performance.

A top-tier business school whose dean, Paul Lawrence and Nitin Nohria, co-authored the book 'Drive' discussing fundamental human drives.

A university offering accredited bachelor's degrees through its Global Education Movement program, specifically designed for refugees and their communities.

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission, which regulates prediction markets.

The CBO, which released a long-term budget forecast predicting a significant increase in the US deficit and debt.

A newspaper Richard Reeves wrote for.

Publication that provided an illustration of Ferrari's new electric vehicle.

A soul band where Dan Hooper plays bass.

A key partner in the LBNF/DUNE project, providing funding and support.

CZ attended McGill, initially studying biology before switching to computer science. He didn't officially graduate, taking an online degree later.

Organization founded by Allesio.

University where Raz took a faculty position.

A publication that featured a piece by Nicholson Baker, contributing to the shift in discourse about the COVID-19 lab leak theory.

A community whose collective technology adoption based on strengthening community and family values is studied by Kevin Kelly.

A conservative think tank formerly run by Arthur Brooks.

A center in Dallas founded by Ken Cooper that has tracked physical activity and fitness for 40 years, providing a valuable database for Dr. Levine's research on exercise dose.

Mentioned as citing the TIP Insights poll.

Fitness center, mentioned to illustrate the broad appeal of Nike products, worn by various types of people.

Democratic Republic of Congo, a soon-to-be partner in the Sentinel project.

Cited for a workplace survey indicating high levels of employee stress.

Provided grants to Dr. Walker's lab for research on aging and Alzheimer's disease.

Mentioned as an organization that develops peace education programs for refugees, though Dilara noted difficulties in finding statistically powerful assessments for their programs.

One of the four earliest major civilizations, located along the Indus River. Believed to be a peaceful, egalitarian, and artistic civilization.

A partner organization involved in the Telegraph Youth Organization, providing various trainings like human rights and child protection.

Department of Veterans Affairs, mentioned for a no-money-down home loan program.

Biotech company where Morgan Levine is a Principal Investigator, focused on understanding aging mechanisms and developing interventions.

A Facebook group for staying updated with Stronger by Science content and engaging with the community.

Department involved in challenging funding applications for rural broadband.

A magazine for which Clay Skipper is a writer.

A prestigious list of top-selling books, where 'Slow Productivity' debuted at number two.

Non-profit organization dedicated to building schools and providing quality education, founded by Adam Braun, which the book 'The Promise of a Pencil' is based on.

Cited as an example of very smart people who did not win in the long term, illustrating the importance of humility in trading.

A U.S. national public health agency that, along with the WHO, defines infertility as a disease.

The university where Cal Newport studied and later taught.

United Nations, mentioned in the context of a report on the global cost of bringing all learners online with devices and internet access.

The religious organization where the speaker grew up and served a mission, which influenced his early life and later led to his departure.

The team behind a white paper that discusses the benefits of using graph and graph RAG over traditional RAG for query-focused summarization with LLMs.

BuzzFeed wrote an article titled 'You Got Check Out This Sexy Doctor and His Awesome Dog' which contributed to Dr. Mike's early viral fame.

One of the biggest competing crypto exchanges when Binance launched in 2017.

An ancient society mentioned as an example of a highly militarized state where military values were paramount from a young age.

Government agency that Intrinsic Powers met with, indicating the need for a clinical trial to validate their procedure.

Mentioned as one of the three main civilizations after the Bronze Age collapse, before Rome's emergence.

Supplements are not regulated by the FDA, leading to issues with ingredient accuracy and safety.

An ancient civilization similar to the 'marinian Greeks' that heavily influenced the Romans and were in conflict with them.

Mentioned as a place that appears egalitarian but is actually unequal, though its aristocrats support a welfare state for social cohesion.

Co-organizer of the Migration Summit 2023.

A magazine that awarded Helix as the number one mattress.

Rose to prominence partly due to the internal conflicts and lack of unified focus of Athens and Sparta.

Organization of which Dr. Natarajan is a fellow.

Organized the 'Cinema Paradise' event with two movie screenings: 'The Story Won't Die' and 'AI a Compass'.

The court from which the FBI allegedly obtained illegal surveillance warrants by using false information, as discussed in relation to the Russiagate investigation.

Mentioned as a resource for injury prevention advice.

A quantitative trading firm founded by SBF, preceding FTX, which hosted an afterparty at a Binance conference.

Mentioned as an example of brands that effectively use pop culture references and create buzz.

The name for God in classical Judaism, described as possessing both light and darkness, good and evil, before later interpretations separated these aspects.

Cited as an exception to the pattern of empires becoming corrupt and stagnant, noted for being peaceful, egalitarian, and artistic.

The regime against which a couple's naive postcard protest was aimed, leading to their execution.

A partner country in the Sentinel project for pandemic prevention.

Referenced in a discussion about virtue signaling by public figures who claimed to have worked there.

The institution where Dr. Martin Gibala is an exercise physiologist and professor.

A research center influential in computer science, credited with inventing Ethernet and graphical user interfaces, but also influenced by a focus on copying.

Mentioned as having held hearings on the FBI's involvement in Twitter's censorship practices, making the Twitter Files content public record.

Approved loans to stabilize Ukraine and Iceland in November 2008.

A European software company that partnered with Microsoft's SQL Server in the 90s.

The established church in England during Newton's time, which had strict orthodoxies that Newton deviated from.

A global organization offering higher education programs in a blended learning format to marginalized communities, including refugees and displaced persons.

Institution where Isaac Newton served as master for 30 years, tasked with maintaining currency credibility.

US agency initially tasked with identifying counterfeit currency.

A partner country in the Sentinel project for pandemic prevention.

A publication for which Joe Navarro made a video discussing ways to exhibit and show confidence.

A country mentioned as an example of successful economic reforms and stabilization during the 1980s, in contrast to Argentina's approach.

The band whose song 'Dancing Queen' was used as a basis for testing AI music generator's ability to replicate style and melody.

An investment firm that participated in Legora's Series B funding round.

An organization that created the 'Good Food On A Tight Budget' guide, which helps people choose affordable, healthy food options.

A scientific journal where a paper was published on the role of exercise in preserving mitochondrial function in aging individuals.

The bank where Casey's business had a revolving line of credit that was maxed out, contributing to his $200,000 debt before starting his daily vlog.

A research center that conducted a survey showing 71% of people find it important for a man to financially support a family, compared to 32% for a woman.

Ancient Greek philosophers who developed the concept of the sympathy of all things, a principle adopted by Hermeticism.

Plays an enormous role in foreign policy, with a budget dwarfing the State Department, and has a key role in Middle East dynamics, particularly concerning the Kurds.

Identified as a powerful stage of transnational capital, driven by merchants adopting Calvinism and fostering industry and trade.

Described as a key stage in transnational capital's evolution, leveraging the Bank of England and financing wars to build an empire.

Presented as the latest stage of transnational capital, where money became God after the Enlightenment, leading to immense power.

An AI research group where early deep learning efforts were conducted using tens of thousands of CPUs, prior to the widespread adoption of GPUs.

The premier fighting game tournament, founded by the Cannon brothers, which evolved from the arcade scene and became a global phenomenon.

A company whose logo was displayed on the Crunch. website to build credibility.

A bank that experienced a run due to mistimed treasury allocations, highlighting the risks of fractional reserve lending.

A historically marginal power that, against stronger rivals like Athens and Sparta, eventually conquered the Persian Empire.

A company where Chatri worked as a tutor, performing odd jobs to earn money during his grad school days.

The primary organization facilitating skilled migration pathways for refugees. Their website and resources are frequently referenced.

A medieval state formed by East Slavs, its expansion was driven by a feudal system requiring constant conquest of new lands for resources and enslavement.

A product review website that picked OnePassword as its top choice for password managers.

The region often referred to as the cradle of civilization, located in Mesopotamia, known for its canals, irrigation, ziggurats, and cuneiform writing.

The divine city in Mesopotamia, established by the Anunnaki as their resting place and where humans were created to serve them, symbolizing divine order and the 'mandate of heaven'.

The university where David Re holds a professorship, focusing on evolutionary biology, exercise physiology, and neuroscience.

A movement that happened around the same period as the European crisis, reflecting public anger and loss of faith in the financial system.

Institution where Professor Grace Lorden teaches.

An AI research lab that focuses on using interpretability to understand, learn from, and design AI models, aiming to unlock the next frontier of safe and powerful AI.

Mentioned as a country that declared Bitcoin legal tender.

Where Dr. Chris McGlory is currently an assistant professor and has set up his lab to continue researching omega-3s and human skeletal muscle.

Indigenous peoples of North America, described as violent defenders of their freedom who resisted European colonization.

Dr. Will Bulsiewicz's alma mater for his chemistry degree.

A public forum where listeners can submit questions for Q&A episodes.

A public forum where listeners can submit questions for Q&A episodes.

A Chinese company that Facebook tried to acquire for $2.5 billion, but faced challenges due to its origin.

The internal dynamics, identity politics, and policy stances of the Democratic Party are extensively discussed.

The podcast hosts (Joshua Fields Millburn and another mentioned) committed to abstaining from social media for the rest of the year.

An organization partnered with Goodfire for life sciences work.

Discussed as an early example of warring states that reached an equilibrium, where rules like not destroying temples maintained stability but also led to stagnation, allowing an outsider (Uruk) to eventually conquer.

The first city in Mesopotamia, which developed colonies and experienced warring states. Its merchant, Lucazagi, dared to break the equilibrium by destroying a temple, leading to its eventual conquest by the Akkadians.

Along with Sparta, its internal focus led to the rise of Macedonia, attributed to their hubris and belief in invincibility.

One of the three major Greek city-states (along with Athens and Sparta) that reached an equilibrium before being conquered by Macedonia.

Infrastructure and tunnel construction company, mentioned as another asset Elon Musk might consolidate.

The company the speaker works for, focused on helping developers and AI produce better code through code health dashboards and analysis tools.

Mentioned as a central focus for US efforts in modernizing investment regimes to counter Chinese influence and protect technology.

Charlie's 30-day program that helps people implement actionable charisma techniques.

Construction and mining equipment manufacturer, mentioned in the context of capital equipment benefiting from accelerated depreciation.

The original blockchain that refused to implement the hard fork to revert the DAO hack, resulting in a split from Ethereum.

Mentioned for its 'Refugee Voice' program, which empowers refugees to share stories through multimedia platforms.

The European Organization for Nuclear Research, cited as an example of an institution whose reach is surpassed by individual personal brands like Brian Cox.

German multinational conglomerate, its stock is noted as being 'through the roof' due to the capital equipment market benefiting from accelerated depreciation.

A poker tournament organizer known for its VIP experience and typically two-day events, though players wish for earlier finishes.

Organization with which Jennifer Wallace co-authored a working paper on early childhood and the development of mattering.

The institution where Dr. Axel Montagne is a professor and group leader at the Dementia Research Institute.

A research project interested in rapamycin for longevity applications in dogs, supported by Tim Ferriss and Kevin Rose.

Mentioned for previously ruling under the 16th Amendment that taxation of appreciation requires an actual transfer of rights.

Mentioned for a report indicating that enterprise AI adoption in the legal profession has decreased year-over-year, highlighting a gap between perceived potential and production implementation.

Department of Justice, implicitly involved in enforcing laws related to drug dealing and immigration.

Mentioned by a speaker as their service background, where they first used night vision technology.

A survey providing normative data for body composition, used to determine ideal body fat percentages.

Funded early work on hyperbaric oxygen therapy, though initial research was 'muddy waters'.

A program sharing MIT's curriculum freely with the world, reaching an estimated 500 million people, with a focus on making educational materials accessible, especially in areas with limited internet connectivity.

Mentioned as an equivalent to Royal Mail for contextualizing the discussion on brand perception and service.

Department of Defense, mentioned in the context of Scale AI's work and the procurement process for government contracts.

Jordan Peterson's educational platform, where he offers courses like 'It's On The Sermon on the Mount'.

An organization co-chairing the Migration Summit.

The Multiple Listing Service, where the speaker lists properties as an agent to advertise them.

The US regulatory body responsible for aviation safety, criticized for its ties to Boeing and self-regulation approach.

Mentioned as an example of an institution whose issues were exposed over time, similar to the ongoing nature of investigative journalism.

Mentioned as a comparison for Arena's leaderboard, emphasizing that Arena's is not a pay-to-play system.

Camila Massa's organization, which provides education-to-employment pathways for underserved communities, with an age range of 18+.

One of the organizing bodies of the Migration Summit.

A renowned British research university, listed among the world's best and contributing to Europe's elite education system.

Country imposing tariffs in response to US tariffs, and a source of lumber for builders.

Organization that identifies conditions contributing to a potential stock market bubble.

Publication cited stating that changing jobs more often allows Gen Z to earn almost 30% more.

Mentioned as a region that some believe America should avoid emulating due to its perceived over-regulation of innovation.

A major film, music, and tech festival where Robert Rodriguez's daughter performed and he launched Brass Knuckle Films. It also hosted the host's first 4-Hour Work Week presentation.

The TEDx event where Vivien Puppa Kocsis is speaking.

Considered the birthplace of human civilization and writing, strategically located at the center of global trade, connecting various ancient civilizations.

An office within the White House directed to create an AI action plan to ensure US dominance in AI.

Passed the 'big beautiful bill' at the 11th hour, making TCJA tax cuts permanent and estimated to add trillions to national debt.

Cited for an article and study indicating that 96% of sampled pornographic clips were degrading to women.

A people from the Zagros Mountains who rose to power after the Akkadians, Babylonians, and Assyrians, eventually conquering Anatolia and Egypt, and later clashing with the Greeks.

Initiated the 'pivot' or 'rebalance' to the Asia-Pacific in 2011 in response to China's growing challenge.

Cited as a source for the statistic that the average American needs $1.8 million to retire comfortably.

Publication/organization that collaborated on a free resource about building wealth beyond a paycheck.

Described as a radical organization involved in political violence.

Institution where Dr. Mattson conducted early research on intermittent fasting in rats, showing protection against epileptic seizures.

Co-founded by Dr. Mike Israetel, focusing on fitness and physique, often described as a 'vanity channel' by Mike.

An empire that later took over much of the Mongol territory and eventually emerged from the Golden Horde's successor states.

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A multinational investment corporation known for its short-cycle, data-driven investment strategy.

Discussed as a unique global power that controlled the world through global trade, naval power, the Bank of England, and its lingua franca, English.

Portrayed as representing transnational capital and a Ponzi scheme integral to the British Empire's financial system.

Mentioned as a group Epstein was communicating with in leaked emails, suggesting potential intelligence ties.

A government department cited as an example of an organization successfully implementing remote work due to its structured claims processing.

The university where Rima Kamel and Fadi Salahedin are psychology students. Its Center for Civic Engagement facilitates projects for refugee empowerment.

University of California San Diego, where Dr. Ruth Patterson is a professor.

A United States government department that supports the Dark Energy Survey.

A partner organization working with TBB in Kenya to facilitate programming and spread information about skilled migration pathways.

A government organization created to investigate UAP, indicating a shift towards greater public acknowledgment of the issue.

Investigated Theranos and settled with Elizabeth Holmes, banning her from public company leadership for ten years.

Identified as a financial center alongside Wall Street that supported the Bolsheviks and the Russian Revolution.

The satirical news program that Trevor Noah hosted, which faced initial resistance and declining viewership after Jon Stewart's departure but eventually became a digital success.

A rival football club Klopp discusses, revealing he turned down their managerial offer due to their 'best players' focus rather than a 'football project' approach.

An NBA team whose principal owner is Mark Cuban. He purchased a majority stake in 2000 and turned around its performance by focusing on the team and fan experience.

A foreign power that ruled India for centuries, whose colonial rule India fought to overthrow.

A state with a voucher program that is contrasted with Milwaukee's, highlighting differences in income eligibility, tuition, admissions, and rules.

A media network where Elon Musk appeared to discuss Doge with the Doge team.

A salafi jihadist group strengthened by the sectarian civil war in Iraq, which portrayed itself as a protector of Sunni communities.

Cited as a factor contributing to the ideological extremism within Republican policy making since around 2010.

Y Combinator, a startup accelerator program from which one of the founders' batchmates provided advice.

A platform where the flights dataset was sourced. Data scientists can find datasets and participate in competitions.

National Institutes of Health, mentioned as not funding international development research in the past, implying a shift in funding landscape.

The National Basketball Association, which faced punishment from Beijing after a Houston Rockets general manager tweeted in support of Hong Kong, demonstrating China's control over international discourse.

The organization that verifies the world record for highest IQ, mentioned in the context of a highly religious individual.

Johnny, Trinny's late partner, served in the Israeli Army, which contributed to his post-traumatic stress disorder.

A medical education platform co-founded by Dr. Roger Seheult, known for critically interpreting COVID-19 studies and breaking down complex medical science.

An international organization where China seeks to embed its values and norms, influence human rights discussions, internet governance, and technology standards. It has successfully integrated the Belt and Road Initiative into many UN programs.

Shipping carrier for which ShipStation offers discounts.

The organization producing the leadership development podcast 'How to Make a Leader'.

British Petroleum, a major global oil and gas company headquartered in London, facing significant controversy and business struggles following the Deepwater Horizon disaster.

A civilization that provided free compulsory education, characterized as a war society, similar to Sparta and Prussia.

Research institution where Dr. Satchin Panda runs his laboratory.

A coding school for refugees and newcomers, which provided Sheriff with a second chance and the opportunity to study programming.

The DOJ, which charged SafeMoon executives with fraud and arrested John Cary and Thomas Smith.

A laboratory at MIT focused on working with people globally to develop practical solutions for poverty and humanitarian challenges, involved in The BRIDGE Project.

A media company that created a piece showing how women are frequently approached and harassed on the street.

Group whose state-of-the-art model (likely referring to a publication or research group within Media) was compared against Size Zero. Their model used over 10,000 hours of pre-training data.

University College London, with whom a lecturer had contacts that facilitated access to early internet and Arpanet.

Ancient civilization used as a historical benchmark for the current long period without great power war.

Described as an evil leader and regime, with no sorrow for its potential downfall.

Democratic Socialists of America, mentioned in relation to potential populist Democrat candidates.

The organization or entity responsible for the book 'Immune'.

Discussed in the context of legal immigration processes versus illegal border crossings and the concept of suicidal empathy.

Muslims who have historically endured periods of persecution and discrimination in Saudi Arabia, though the government claims there is no longer discrimination.

EFE Jordan provides economic empowerment training to people with disabilities and collaborates with community-based organizations to help them sell their products.

Band whose song 'Easy' David Choe would listen to while shoplifting spray cans, repeating lyrics to get into a trance.

Punk band David Choe listened to as a teenager, reflecting his musical taste.

Hardcore punk band David Choe listened to as a teenager, reflecting his musical taste.

Band whose song 'Slaves & Bulldozers' David Choe used to play loudly while punching himself in a 'berserker rage' as a teenager.

A YouTube channel run by friends of Casey Neistat that focuses on retro video gaming devices, cited as an example of successful niche content.

Chinese city where a fake company operates, providing a workspace for jobless individuals to pretend to work.

The speaker took a course in climate communication there.

An international service organization with which Tish Rabe collaborated on a book about kindness and friendship.

A German university mentioned for using Marx's slogan 'The philosophers have only interpreted the world... the point is to change it.' The guest criticizes this as inappropriate for a philosophy department.

Military youth program that helped discipline Dan Wang during his rebellious childhood.

A rock camp for girls founded by Ingred Hudal in Brooklyn, New York, which was a significant part of her journey.

Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission, mentioned in relation to C11 and its power to manipulate social media algorithms.

An Iran-backed Palestinian militant organization, mentioned as part of Iran's 'axis of resistance'.

The scientific research and education institution in London where Michael Faraday worked for nearly 200 years.

A partner location in the Sentinel project for pandemic prevention.

An organization offering a $1 million prize for the proof of the P vs NP problem.

A principal organ of the United Nations responsible for maintaining international peace and security. Resolutions were agreed upon to track terrorist financing.

Alain de Botton's organization, offering content and books on self-help and emotional growth, with daily content on their website and app.

A major source of laboratory mice, identified by Brett Weinstein as potentially having unintentionally elongated the telomeres of their mice through breeding protocols, impacting drug testing results.

The third startup website reviewed, focused on AI agents using tools reliably.

The sixth startup website reviewed, focused on voice AI for enterprise customer service.

An organization led by Michael Jacobson, whose director made notable claims about food health in the 1990s.

Federal Trade Commission, involved in an antitrust trial against Meta.

Provider of the Deep Learning specialization referenced as prior coursework.

The podcast hosted by Bryan Johnson where the discussion on sleep is taking place.

The lab where a study on full range of motion versus partials at long muscle lengths is being conducted.

Quoted for analysis that actual convertible deal value of Gulf commitments is closer to $730 billion versus headline $2 trillion.

Cited estimate (discussed in video) that Iran could produce weapons-grade uranium in a short window — used to explain urgency around nuclear options.

Iranian security force discussed as central to regime survival, brutality against protesters, and target of decapitation efforts.

International Atomic Energy Agency referenced regarding historical findings on Iran's past weapons-relevant work and inspections.

Cited for analysis on Shah-era oil boom consequences including inflation, corruption, and political repression.

European partner in space astronomy projects mentioned in context of missions.

A residential college at Princeton University, where both the host and guest were students.

An eating club at Princeton University, where the host was a member.

Mentioned in the context of China's human rights abuses, specifically genocide, as a humanitarian objective for US international strategy.

Lita Williams' future-focused coaching and consulting company.

An interdisciplinary cultural center in Brooklyn founded by artist Dustin Yellin and Gabriel Florence, bringing together artists and scientists to explore culture.

An organization that provided data stating that 60% of Illinois was once prairie.

An institution in Lyall, Illinois, from which Fermilab's director requested landscaping advice, encouraging the seeds of the Fermilab prairie.

The host of the Golden Particles awards, standing for Fundamental Particle Association and indicative of nested science acronyms.

Mentioned by the Muon G-2 magnet speaker as one of the entities to thank for the award.

Promoting the Mediterranean diet globally and training people in culinary practices consistent with this dietary pattern.

Major film and TV studio; the target of the proposed Netflix merger, with a wide IP library and production capacity.

Entity making a hostile takeover bid for Warner Bros as a counteroffer to Netflix.

Cited for its annual inequality report, which highlights the rapid wealth accumulation of top individuals.

Collaborated with Dr. Brener's group to discover that people with mitochondrial disease often have low blood NAD levels.

The regulatory body under which nutritional supplements fall. Niagen has gone through the process of being 'generally regarded as safe' and a 'new dietary ingredient' with the FDA.

An organization that estimates 40% of cancer diagnoses could be prevented through optimal lifestyle choices and provides resources on exercise for cancer patients.

Guidelines released in 2022 recommending aerobic and resistance exercise for all cancer patients being treated with curative intent.

A leading cancer treatment center that has exercise specialists and programs for cancer patients.

Mentioned in the context of the 1970s inflation and the politically difficult recessions that followed the Fed's actions.

The ruling dynasty in China during the Bronze Age, which collapsed around 1200 BCE.

International Olympic Committee, which has put out sleep-related materials recommending CBTI first for insomnia.

CZ's father conducted an exchange program at this Canadian university.

CZ's father moved to UBC as an assistant professor after immigrating to Canada. CZ initially received an offer but chose not to attend.

CZ's sister attended this university, and he considered it but ultimately chose McGill because it was better for biology studies at the time.

Canadian bank where the interviewer's boss, Mike Fischer, wrote him a check to pay off his student debt.

An online education program from which CZ eventually obtained his bachelor's degree after not graduating from McGill, to secure work visas in Japan.

An American company in Tokyo where CZ worked on order execution systems for brokers of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.

One of the early Bitcoin exchanges, where Bobby Lee became CEO and Lightseed Ventures invested.

A major Bitcoin mining pool, founded by 'Silver Fish,' an early Bitcoin miner CZ met in China.

An early Bitcoin wallet provider and explorer, where CZ worked as VP of Engineering and learned about remote work and guerrilla marketing.

A cryptocurrency exchange where CZ served as CTO for about 8 months in 2014-2015, leaving due to cultural differences.

A prominent Bitcoin exchange that suffered a major hack and collapse, creating a vacuum in the Japanese crypto market.

A large cryptocurrency exchange whose market data was used for Binance's initial demo.

A popular cryptocurrency exchange in 2017, which internal Binance team members initially aimed to emulate.

A Chinese cryptocurrency exchange that was a competitor to Binance in 2017.

A cryptocurrency exchange that was present in the market when Binance launched in 2017.

Government agency that first reached out to Binance for help tracking hackers in late 2017/early 2018, signaling the need for law enforcement interfacing.

A decentralized exchange that was hacked in 2017, leading to US government's initial contact with Binance for assistance.

A separate, regulated entity for Binance's operations in the United States, established in 2019 to comply with US regulations.

A crypto exchange that faced US government scrutiny around 2019, prompting Binance to establish a regulated US entity.

The federal department with which CZ and Binance engaged in prolonged negotiations and legal proceedings, resulting in the plea agreement and sentencing.

Provided professional development and a pilot program for educators related to AI.

The major stock exchange that sponsored the episode and is described as a modern marketplace and platform for scale and long-term impact.

One of the banks publicly integrating with Coinbase for crypto solutions.

A Chinese empire that attempted to eliminate the steppe peoples, inadvertently forcing migrations that impacted other empires like the Roman Empire.

Predicted to be the biggest political winner of 2026, solidifying its influence over the Democratic party, similar to MAGA's impact on Republicans.

Mentioned for its unsuccessful attempt to acquire Manis due to geopolitical reasons.

AI company considered a potential acquisition target for a Mag 7 company.

Brain-computer interface company, mentioned as another asset Elon Musk might consolidate.

Sports media company, its shows and podcasts are moving to Netflix exclusively.

Venture capital firm, its portfolio company Anduril is implicitly referred to as a potential IPO candidate.

The YouTube channel where the podcast episodes can be found.

A professional society that has awarded major prizes to Dr. Gabrielse.

Militant student revolutionaries who were instrumental in carrying out the Cultural Revolution, targeting intellectuals and institutions.

Alex Honnold's foundation that supports community solar projects and energy access around the world, contributing to both human well-being and environmental protection.

A program that proposes sending tiny, light-sail-powered spacecraft to 20% light speed using a giant array of lasers.

Reported estimated GDP losses for several countries due to the pandemic, which are considered massive underestimates.

Acknowledged as a partner or collaborator in the CoolThink initiative, likely representing educational technology or innovation.

Referred to in the context of banned sales of advanced AI technologies.

A content house where Pokimane used to live and where other members still reside. They collaborate on various content projects.

The US Environmental Protection Agency, which recently set legal limits for PFAS in drinking water, significantly lowering acceptable levels.

Generous supporter of the MIT AI and Education Summit.

Magazine that featured an article about Graham Stefan's lifestyle and income.

Where Dr. Taylor completed her PhD in neuroanatomy.

The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence, whose analogy of scooping a cup of water from the ocean is used to illustrate the vastness of space search.

The planetarium where Neil deGrasse Tyson once taught a class, leading to an amusing anecdote about an astrologer student.

A congressional office building in Washington D.C., where Tyson encountered a young Earth creationist on the science committee, prompting reflection on the electorate's role.

A Disney band that One Direction supported on tour, marking a moment where Louis realized their unexpected popularity.

German football club that Klopp managed, where he achieved significant success after leaving Mainz, transforming the club and city.

The football club Klopp managed for nine years, which he transformed into a highly successful team, emphasizing community and relentless effort.

Liverpool's local rival, mentioned as an important opponent, despite many great people being Everton fans.

Football club mentioned as an example of a team that succeeds without having the best players or most money.

Football club mentioned as an example of a team that succeeds without having the best players or most money, and whose victories are less scrutinized than bigger clubs.

A Premier League rival club, mentioned as having an 'incredible squad'.

A strong Premier League rival, mentioned for their incredible squad and financial strength.

A Premier League rival club, whose seemingly chaotic transfer market strategy is noted as potentially paying off with a strong squad.

Cited as the source for statistics on increasing political polarization in America.

A passenger rail service mentioned for its 'quiet car' analogy, demonstrating how high expectations can lead to frustration even in desirable environments.

An organization the speaker is trying to get to codify sugar and ultra-processed food addiction as a bonafide diagnosis for remediation and therapy.

Government body whose guidelines for added sugar (12 teaspoons/day) could lead to significant weight loss and healthcare savings if followed.

A federal government subsidy program (food stamps) that the speaker advocates for fixing to remove soda from eligible purchases and divert funds to healthy foods.

An organization praised for its research into using psychedelic molecules for mental health disorders like treatment-resistant depression, PTSD, and anxiety.

An Australian band whose album Matthew McConaughey listened to on cassette during his youth exchange in Australia. Michael Hutchence was their lead singer.

An organization that in its 2019 consensus report described type 2 diabetes as the most evidence-based nutritional strategy to reverse the disease using ketogenic diets.

The health center where Dr. Goldhammer practices and conducts studies on fasting.

The Secret Intelligence Service, the foreign intelligence agency of the United Kingdom.

An American football team whose rise under Jerry Jones is featured in a Netflix series discussed by the host.

A partner supporting founders and small businesses with digital skills, offering the 'business.connected' content series.

The university where researcher Michael Persinger conducted studies on stimulating the brain to induce religious experiences.

A nonprofit organization founded by Dr. David Fajgenbaum that scans global biomedical knowledge using AI and machine learning to find new uses for existing drugs to treat rare and common diseases.

An organization where Dr. Simon Mills was a board member.

An organization launched in Parliament by former Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home, where Dr. Simon Mills was the first chair.

An organization focused on herbal medicine, for which Dr. Simon Mills served as secretary.

A publication cited in 2011 for associating long-term green tea consumption with a lower risk of cognitive decline and Alzheimer's disease.

University of California, Santa Barbara, where John Martinis worked for a decade, building a quantum computer.

One of the large accounting firms mentioned where young, ambitious people can attend events and network to build connections.

Cited as an example of a business that empowered frontline employees by giving them cash to solve customer problems, inspiring Newsom's 'failure award' concept.

A publication where a 2021 study on women's emotional responses to sex was discussed, noting their increased desire for postcoital closeness.

A movement in South Korea where women are opting not to have children, creating current social tension.

A Tibetan Buddhist monastery in Scotland that opened its doors to people wanting to be monks for a year, where the speaker eventually stayed for 30 years.

Mentioned in the context of government-issued currency and its potential for disruption by cryptocurrencies.

A charity run by Akong Rinpoche that managed projects in Tibet, including feeding orphans and supporting schools and hospitals.

A group founded by Louise Perry and other feminists to campaign against the loosening of BDSM laws in the UK, due to increasing cases of women dying during consensual violent sex acts.

A research institute for which Erica Komisar wrote an article on the negative statistics and mental health implications of hookup culture.

The central bank model discussed as a framework for macroeconomic analysis, with its machinery potentially oriented towards demand-side explanations for inflation.

Media company that hosted a podcast where Scooter Braun previously shared his baseball analogy about success.

Hip-hop group Scooter Braun worked with while at So So Def.

University Scooter Braun attended before dropping out to pursue his music career.

Boy band, whose members experienced the intense pressure of early fame, exemplified by Liam Payne's struggles.

Support group for families and friends of alcoholics, recommended to Scooter Braun when dealing with an artist's addiction.

Jimmy Fallon's ultimate career goal from a young age, which he eventually achieved, leading to his later talk show roles.

A comedy club in LA where Jimmy Fallon performed early in his career for very little pay, gaining crucial stage time.

An improv troop in LA where Jimmy Fallon took classes, having heard that many SNL cast members had studied there.

A comedy club in New York where Jimmy Fallon had his first SNL audition, performing his 'troll bit'.

The hip-hop group Busta Rhymes co-founded, which performed at the Apollo Amateur Night. Members included Charlie Brown, Dinco D, and Milo.

Another streamer who won the programming category at the Streamer Awards, inspiring The Primeagen to go full-time with his streaming.

A charity that receives a lot of money from the sales of Jimmy Fallon's 'Tonight Dough' ice cream.

Example demonstrating that digitization (like replacing accountants with computers) shifts job roles rather than necessarily shrinking the overall workforce.

The UK's National Health Service, cited as a source for cancer statistics.

Research conducted here showed that tea bags can shed billions of microplastic particles.

Cancer research institute in Paris where Dr. Lawrence Zitvogel conducts her work on immunotherapy.

Jeff Cavaliere has been trusted by MLB as a physical therapist and strength coach.

Jeff obtained his Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist certification from the NSCA, which qualified him to work for the Mets.

Jeff Cavaliere worked for the New York Mets professional baseball team after receiving his certification.

Historically Black Colleges and Universities, mentioned in the context of discussions about the educational environments and validation of Black students.

The poorest area of the city where Master Sha Hungi grew up.

The Special Air Service, a special forces unit of the British Army, with whom Joe Navarro worked during his time in the FBI's SWAT team.

A publication for which Joe Navarro has written, where he postulated on the reasons for facial touching as a stress-relief mechanism.

A commission established by the New York mayor to investigate the extent of corruption within the NYPD, where Mike Dow testified.

Evan Spiegel's former school, which inspired Snapchat's 'council' practice for team connection.

One of the universities Dr. Dispenza's research team collaborates with for their studies on meditation and the mind-body connection.

Dr. Dispenza's nonprofit that works with veterans, creating programs to help them heal from physical and emotional injuries.

An organization that inadvertently outed Ruby Wax's mental illness experience through a public campaign poster.

A nonprofit started by Erica Kamar to support isolated mothers dealing with the challenges of mothering.

Cited as a source for research on the link between Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and ADHD.

New York Police Department, where Evy Poumpouras worked before becoming a Secret Service agent.

Federal law enforcement agency that lost its New York field office in World Trade Center 7 during 9/11.

A modern hunter-gatherer tribe in Kenya and Tanzania, studied for insights into ancestral human lifestyles and happiness levels.

Lab directed by BJ Fogg, focused on how people change behavior.

A university in London mentioned for leading research on psilocybin for treatment-resistant depression.

A magazine that listed Dr. Amen's study on distinguishing PTSD from TBI.

A platform for measuring, understanding, and advancing AI capabilities based on real-world user feedback and organic usage.

Hospital with which Dr. Amen collaborated on a study about depression.

Dr. Amen's foundation that raises money for research, education, service, and conducted a study on conversational prayer and speaking in tongues.

The journal where Dr. Bikman and Paul Reynolds published their study on diesel exhaust gas and insulin resistance.

Funder of Dr. Berry's study on almond nuts and snack swaps, with an emphasis on no influence over study design or publication.

A major US political party, whose brand is described as less powerful than Donald Trump's personal brand.