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The Questions We're Not Allowed to Ask, Feat. Hidden Forces' Demetri Kofinas
A candid conversation with Hidden Forces host Demetri Kofinas about Covid-19 response, media incentives, and the getting the economy back in action.
Updated Sep 14, 2021, 8:27 a.m. Published Apr 8, 2020, 7:00 p.m.
A candid conversation with Hidden Forces host Demetri Kofinas about COVID-19 response, media incentives and the getting the economy back in action.
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Demetri Kofinas is the host of Hidden Forces, a popular podcast that examines markets through the lens of large patterns of change.
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On this episode, Demetri and @NLW discuss:
- How the politicization of the coronavirus crisis has undermined smart action
- How media incentivizes extreme opinions regardless of underlying expertise
- What conversations we are not having around coronavirus - in particular in terms of second-order effects
- Why we’ve barely begun to discuss the plan for turning the economy back on
See also: Unlimited QE and Why Markets Can't Price In COVID-19
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