Published Dec 16, 2022
#289: Johnathan Bi – Rene Girard & The Philosophy of Innovation
Johnathan Bi dives deep into René Girard's mimetic theory, exploring its impact on innovation, personal identity, and modern societal challenges, while questioning the motivations driving success in areas like Silicon Valley and the moral implications of modernity's quest for novelty and equality.
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