Bobbleheads on Spikes: The (Selfish) Case for Rules, with David Epstein
2026-04-10 · 40 min · 13 entities
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Bobbleheads on Spikes: The (Selfish) Case for Rules, with David Epstein
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Whether it's A.I. companies pirating millions of books or NBA owners violating the salary cap, the most powerful entities in America are trying to circumvent laws created to restrain them. Bestselling author and investigative journalist David Epstein (no relation!) makes the case for why rules are not obstacles to progress, but the opposite: the very things that make a society — and a market — free.
• Pre-order David Epstein's new book, Inside the Box: How Constraints Make Us Better
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