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Nomination created on October 21, 2025

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Part podcast, part cultural time capsule, The Joe Rogan Experience is the most listened to podcast in the world, where curiosity runs long and conversations go anywhere. From comedians and scientists to fighters, philosophers, and wildcards, Rogan explores everything from human performance to conspiracy theories with raw curiosity and zero filters. It’s unpredictable, unpolished, and somehow essential — the internet’s campfire for people who just want to hear what happens when you let the mics roll.
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The 'Great Stagnation' is real: we've been eating the fruits of past innovation without producing enough new breakthroughs
Tim's take on Tyler Cowen's idea suggests that the 20th century gave us airplanes, antibiotics, and the internet, but the 21st century is mostly apps and algorithms. Where did the big science go, and what will it take to spark another innovation boom?
Why do 'smart people' fall for bad ideas, and is the internet making that worse?
From postmodernism to conspiracy theories, Tim has written about how intelligent people can adopt irrational belief systems. Is there a difference between intelligence and rationality, and can we train people to become more epistemically humble?
Long-term thinking is the rarest human superpower, and civilization's biggest problems are the result of short-term incentive mismatches
Tim Urban's famous 'The Tail End' and his work on long-termism shows that most people don't visualize their remaining time, deaths, or generations ahead. Politics, climate change, and AI safety all suffer from the same disease: the long-term is invisible and underfunded.