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Infinite Loops

Infinite Loops

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Every Thursday, join Jim O'Shaughnessy and his favorite people as they arm you with the tools & fresh perspectives required to upgrade your HumanOS and thrive in our messy, probabilistic world. Visit our Substack at newsletter.osv.llc for full transcripts, highlights, weekly doses of timeless wisdom, and a bounty of other goodies designed to make you go, "Hmm that's interesting!" Direction Economie Management et direction
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    • Tomás Pueyo — Explaining the World Through Geography, History and Data (EP. 297)
      Jan 15 2026

      Tomás Pueyo, the French-Spanish engineer and writer behind the successful "Uncharted Territories" Substack, joins us to dismantle the invisible forces that shape our history and future.

      We cover why humans are horrible at understanding exponential change, the geographical advantages of the U.S, why the Luddites might have been right, the "social media politician" of the future, why education is mostly signaling, and how air conditioning and mosquito eradication could change the destiny of nations.

      Important Links:

      • Tomas's Website
      • X / Twitter
      • LinkedIn
      • Substack: Uncharted Territories
      • YouTube Channel

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      1 h et 39 min
    • Annie Duke — Why We Make the Wrong Decisions (Ep. 296)
      Jan 8 2026

      Annie Duke — former professional poker player, decision strategist, and bestselling author — joins us for a deep conversation about why smart people so often make bad decisions.

      Annie explains why misinterpretation is more dangerous than misinformation, why data is often true but misleading, and how our brains are wired for certainty in a probabilistic world. From real-world media examples to investing, health decisions, and AI-generated insights, this episode explores how explanations feel satisfying — even when they're wrong.

      Important links:

      Substack: https://newsletter.osv.llc/

      Annie's website: https://www.annieduke.com/

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      1 h et 45 min
    • Jimmy Soni — The Publishing System is Broken (EP. 295)
      Jan 1 2026

      Jimmy Soni, CEO and editor in chief of Infinite Books, is back on Infinite Loops. We discuss what's broken in traditional publishing and how we're fixing it. We also dig into Jimmy's forthcoming book on Kobe Bryant, why the world needs more "problem authors," and why our goal is to make our authors millionaires.

      We explore why most industries optimize for prestige instead of outcomes, how digital distribution has reshaped attention, and why authors — and creators more broadly — have more leverage than they realize.

      Important Links:

      Infinite Books: https://www.infinitebooks.com/

      Jimmy's X: https://x.com/jimmyasoni

      Substack: https://newsletter.osv.llc/

      Books Mentioned:

      The Founders by Jimmy Soni

      A Mind at Play by Jimmy Soni

      The Dao of Kobe by Jimmy Soni (Upcoming)

      What Works on Wall Street by Jim O'Shaughnessy

      Invest Like the Best by Jim O'Shaughnessy

      How to Retire Rich by Jim O'Shaughnessy

      The 4-Hour Workweek by Tim Ferriss

      The Almanac of Naval Ravikant by Eric Jorgenson (transcribed as "Naval Akan")

      Dispatches from Grief (Upcoming)

      Mamba Mentality by Kobe Bryant

      Slow Horses by Mick Herron

      The Boys in the Boat by Daniel James Brown

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      1 h et 37 min
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