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Adam Smith, Markets, and Virtues

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By Ryan Hanley, Iain McLean, James Halteman
| The Montreal Review Verified
Gains and losses; costs and benefits. Thinking in these terms comes naturally to most of us today. And for this we largely have economists to thank. The language of trade-offs that we all know so well is profoundly indebted to what has been called "the economic way of thinking," and particularly its emphasis on the ways in which opportunity costs shape our individual efforts to pursue self-interest and maximize our utility. But not all economists understand costs and benefits in the same way.
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iHeartMedia's "Guaranteed Human" Pivot Will Make You Rich

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By Ryan Hanley
| listennotes.com
iHeartMedia rolled out a new tagline: Guaranteed Human. Not better content. Not award-winning journalism. Not bigger distribution. Guaranteed Human. Two words. That is what one of the largest media companies on the planet decided to lead with. They have the research to back it up. 90% of listeners want their media made by humans. This includes people who use AI themselves every single day. Consumer preference for AI-generated content dropped from 60% in 2023 to 26% today.
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Why AI Optimism Is the Only Rational Choice Left for High-Performing Leaders

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By Ryan Hanley
| Finding Peak with Ryan Hanley
Listen to the audio version of the podcast on Appleor Spotify. I am going to make you a bet right now. By the time you finish reading this article, you will be an AI optimist. I do not mean a blind cheerleader who ignores risks or buys into every flashy Silicon Valley pitch deck. I mean a rational, data-driven optimist who realizes that sitting on the sidelines is no longer a viable business strategy. This is not about selling you software or showing you a curated highlight reel of cool tech demos.
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