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The Philosophical Rift between Rice and Wheat Farmers
Thomas Talhelm is a social psychologist at the University of Virginia. He studies how rice and wheat agriculture have given way to two distinct cultures and philosophies. We first learned about his research in this New York Times Op-Ed . Music: "3 Days" by Rhye
By Evan Kleiman • • 1 min readThomas Talhelm is a social psychologist at the University of Virginia. He studies how rice and wheat agriculture have given way to two distinct cultures and philosophies. We first learned about his research in this New York Times Op-Ed.
Music: "3 Days" by Rhye
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The full episode
1 of 7Rice Theory, Canelé de Bordeaux, the Psychology of Toilet to Tap- 0:00The Philosophical Rift between Rice and Wheat FarmersYou’re reading this
- 8:53Toilet to Tap is Here, but Will People Drink It?
- 16:45This Is What You Just Put in Your Mouth?
- 25:39Jonathan Gold reviews Gjusta
- 32:00How to Perfect the Canelé de Bordeaux
- 42:00The Fisherman's Dilemma
- 51:12Market Report