At Berkshire's 2010 meeting, Charlie Munger reveals why he considers McDonald's a top educational institution—teaching troubled youth discipline, work ethic, and customer service that elite universities can't match. View episode details
AI pioneer Andrew Ng shares a contrarian take: with AI assistance, coding is now easy enough that everyone should learn it — and those who do will leave others behind.
Quentin Tarantino reveals the three films he'd grab before being stranded on a desert island, from De Palma's thriller to Hawks' western and Scorsese's classic.
Steve Jobs reveals why true innovators combine deep thinking with hands-on action, and why embracing failure is the key to changing the world.
At the AFI Life Achievement Award, Harrison Ford humorously reveals how John Williams' score—especially the iconic Raiders March—shapes emotion, elevates storytelling, and turns entertainment into pure art.
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