Is Life Just One Big Fluke? Brian Klaas Tells Us

[@Sunshine-un5ww]

I had no idea you had a podcast! I enjoyed your oxford interview, and found it very inspiring and your pbs frontline interviews were very insightful. Please continue to engage with public speaking events and politics!

[@richardallard3199]

Ordered the book half way through this great interview, and it may change my life

[@debrabelaska3175]

Thank you Anthony Scaramucci and your guest Brian Klaas was very impressive. Another author I will be looking to read his books and follow. I hope you enjoy your dual citizenship

[@lesbrown8099]

Excellent discussion, thank you... PS I LOVED Replay and my copy is still in my home library...:)

[@1buru]

Never fails to entertain and inform !

[@johnauner671]

Taiwan/Formosa is independent from mainland China because of a fluke. This has impacted my life mainly because Edgar Snow, Mao's biographer was from the University of Missouri. A fluke you say? Mao ordered his army into the Yellow River and more than 90% were infected and disabled by a Fluke. More than 70 years later, Taiwan is still independent and makes a large number of the world's advanced chips.

[@tomnohmy1273]

Big Moochman, awesome

[@bitofwizdomb7266]

Just study Buddhist psychology and philosophy. They taught about this awareness 2500 yrs ago. It’s all the intricate interplay of cause and effect. You get a profound realization connecting to a deeper sense of presence and awareness of the interplay of the wheels of cause and effect. In effect , everything does happen for a “reason” = the unfolding of cause and effect . It plays out exactly within the interplay of causality, according to the laws of nature . Including the mental world Learn to live consciously moment to moment. You create your own next moment with the thoughts you think , the words you speak and the actions you engage in. There’s a lot more to say about this

[@begabrielanunez7326]

Hello Anthony: Thank you both for this very interesting and enriching exchange. Congratulations on citizenship. Sometimes we must avoid showing that we know more for our own benefit in asymmetric situations.:)

[@lupemerrit]

Im buying the book.!

[@Robyn-Hood]

Thank you!

[@debrabelaska3175]

Looking forward as always listening to you and your new guest Brian Klaas and his bestseller book 📖