Podcasts about serge faguet

Most entrepreneurs would consider running one million-dollar company enough of a challenge, but not Serge Faguet. He runs five, from the video communication platform Telefonica to the AI medicine development company Multiomic Health. He shares his insights and advice on scaling a business empire in this interview. Balancing multiple businesses is a challenge at any size, and especially so when they're large, multinational companies. You'll find out what systems and tools Serge uses to keep all of his businesses running smoothly, even when life gets in the way. Building a strong team, and trusting in their capability, is crucial for scaling a business empire, and Serge shares why in this episode. Another key to Serge's success is choosing businesses that solve the real-world needs of customers. It's not just about building great businesses but keeping them relevant as they grow. He'll share how he accomplishes that, along with his other advice for entrepreneurs looking to expand beyond a single business. ResourcesSerge Faguet - Find out more about Serge on his websiteUpFlip HUB - Get more advice on how to start and grow a businessThe Sovereign Individual - How to master the transition to the information ageConnect with UpFlip On Facebook On Instagram @UpFlipOfficial on Twitter For more insights to start, build, or grow a business, check out the resources on UpFlip.com or head to the UpFlip YouTube channel to see more interviews with business owners and experts. Thanks for listening!

Why be a nomad? What does it offer? What challenges do nomads face, personally, socially, and politically? Which places are particularly interesting and friendly to the lifestyle? Which are not? And what can organisations and communities do to attract them? The aim is to raise awareness about the lifestyle, both for current and aspiring nomads, and to promote and develop the cultural projects that several of our guests are working on. Guests include the familiar Alexander Bard (author of The Netocrats and Digital Libido) and Daniel Fraga (author of Ontological Design), and new guests Serge Faguet (philosopher-entrepreneur), Anastasia Kalinina and Alexandra Seaman (founders of the reState foundation), Dušan Matuška (crypto educator), and Jurij Jukic (Urbit developer). What is Parallax Sangha? Parallax Sangha is a digital classroom and living community dedicated to studying, practising, and contemplating matters of the soul and psyche. We are a network of friends, writers, teachers, and podcasters offering online study circles, classes, and offline events all over Europe. Apply for parallax sangha here: https://parallax-media.eu/parallax-sangha Some links: https://restate.global/ http://sergefaguet.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/dusan-matuska/ http://fraga.space/ https://parallax-media.eu/alexander-bards-digital-libido/intro-alexander-bards-digital-libido --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/podcast-c709ee4/message

Serge Faguet is a serial entrepreneur and philosopher. He studied for an MBA at Stanford, a bachelor's degree at Cornell, worked at Google in California and passed YCombinator.Sergey is a deeply convinced transhumanist who focuses on two strategic areas: (1) biotechnology and (2) Web3/crypto. Serge believes that the key to achieving radical life extension lies in collecting huge amounts of biomedical data and creating an ecosystem of developers of new diagnostics/therapeutics based on them.He implements this concept through his biomedical companies.Sergey also believes that the key to humanity successfully solving its tasks in the 21st century lies in the cardinal decentralization of the financial and political organization of the world, which can be achieved through the introduction of Web3/crypto principles.Please enjoy my conversation with Serge Faguet.

Jim continues his conversation with Serge Faguet, this time focusing on the nature of consciousness and its implications for the wise and ethical use of AI systems. They discuss a technological Singularity, the evolution & significance of consciousness, integrated information theory (IIT) vs. John Searle's arguments, whether current AIs exhibit consciousness, applying the golden rule to AIs, AI alignment, consciousness as solution to the combinatoric explosion of inference, the importance of systems thinking, an upcoming workshop on free will, virtue ethics without religion, building a decentralized nondogmatic religion, gender parity in GameB, Serge's move from entrepreneurship to full-time community-building, and much more. Serge looks forward to receiving any feedback or expressions of interest at first.last@gmail or (better) first_last on Telegram. Episode Transcript Serge Faguet (website) Serge Faguet on Twitter Serge Faguet on Medium JRS Currents 074: Serge Faguet on Building Metacommunity "In Search of the 5th Attractor," by Jim Rutt (Medium) Integrated information theory (Wikipedia) Our Mathematical Universe: My Quest for the Ultimate Nature of Reality, by Max Tegmark JRS EP 157 - Terrence Deacon on Mind's Emergence From Matter Wider Than the Sky: The Phenomenal Gift of Consciousness, by Gerald M. Edelman "What Is It Like to Be a Bat?" by Thomas Nagel JRS EP 170 - John Vervaeke and Jordan Hall on The Religion That Is Not a Religion

Jim talks with Serge Faguet about emerging transnational networks of cooperation. They discuss the mismatch between rates of technological development & cooperation abilities, building a good Singularity, uniting an already-existing movement, "the right way to live" as a root of evil, coherent pluralism as a basis for metacommunity, taking responsibility for the world, a coming fork in humanity's future, bringing the universe to life, examples of decentralized community-building, opportunities for applying large language models, technological tools for communities, psychological issues & the insanity of society, TikTok as pure monetization without virtue, the possibility of unlimited energy, omni-consideration, a coming point where money is irrelevant, radical abundance, why we'll have to think about AI as sentient, disappointing dynamics in drug approval, reforming by playing a different game, charter cities, a call to action, and much more. Episode Transcript Serge Faguet on Medium The Ministry for the Future, by Kim Stanley Robinson Radical Abundance: How a Revolution in Nanotechnology Will Change Civilization, by K. Eric Drexler Serge Faguet is a Russian-Ukrainian entrepreneur and prolific thinker. He has founded multiple tech companies including multi-billion-dollar B2B online travel company Emerging Travel Group, concierge medicine care delivery company Novami, AI drug discovery company Multiomic Health, automated clinical trial recruitment company Nexus and Web2 ⇒ Web3 onboarding product Identix. A proponent of biohacking, his vision is to build a large-scale commercial data/biobank that gathers healthcare data to make major progress for increasing productivity, longevity, and quality of life. As a philosopher-entrepreneur, Serge believes that we need to adopt a syncretic approach to innovation and use entrepreneurial ideation to enact enduring material change and eventually construct a more hospitable future for all of humanity. Serge is interested in implementing the principles of Web3 and crypto to build decentralized institutions, govern ourselves, and control our own data. His greatest passions lie in inspiring others to discover their authentic selves through communal collaboration and encouraging political action by creating a healthier, more self-aware society.

Serge Faguet is a serial tech entrepreneur and a prominent thinker in the Web3 space. To date he has personally raised more than $100m of capital, and has co-founded numerous breakthrough tech companies: - Emerging Travel Group, a multi-billion-dollar B2B online travel company; - Novami, a concierge medicine delivery company; - Multiomic Health, an AI drug discovery company; - Nexus, an company specializing in automated clinical trial recruitment; - Identix, a product designed to ease the onboarding process from Web2 to Web3. As an advocate for the principles of biohacking and the study of longevity, Serge's vision is to build a large-scale commercial database and biobank, gathering healthcare data to enable groundbreaking improvements to productivity, longevity and the quality of life. Serge considers himself a philosopher-entrepreneur, and holds a deep-seated belief that the key to our success is a syncretic approach to innovation: we need to leverage entrepreneurial ideation in order to enact enduring material change, leading to the engineering of a more hospitable future for all humanity. Serge is actively researching the potential for capitalizing on Web3 and crypto principles to build decentralised institutions, create systems of self-government, and control the use of our data. Most of all, he strives in all his work to inspire others to discover their authentic selves through communal collaboration, thereby encouraging political action and the creation of a healthy, conscientious society.

Serge Faguet is a serial tech entrepreneur and a prominent thinker in the Web3 space. To date he has personally raised more than $100m of capital, and has co-founded numerous breakthrough tech companies including TokBox, Emerging Travel Group and more. In this episode he talks with Sasha about: • Building the first video chat program in the browser• Creating a startup in the US versus Russia in early 2010s• What identity means in web3  and why it's a big opportunity for entrepreneurs • Solving the cold start problem in Web3• Advice for entrepreneurs Episode links:Identix: https://identix.space/Serge Faguet: https://twitter.com/sergew1Medium articles: https://medium.com/@sergefaguetTelegram channel (in Russian): https://t.me/FaguetAliaksandr “Sasha” Hudzilin: https://twitter.com/AliaksandrHHuman Guild: https://humanguild.io

Serge Faguet is a Russian-Ukrainian entrepreneur and thinker. He has founded multiple tech companies including multi-billion-dollar B2B online travel company Emerging Travel Group, concierge medicine care delivery company Novami, AI drug discovery company Multiomic Health, automated clinical trial recruitment company Nexus and Web2 ⇒ Web3 onboarding product Identix. A proponent of biohacking, his vision is to build a large-scale commercial data/biobank that gathers healthcare data to make major progress in increasing productivity, longevity, and quality of life. As a philosopher-entrepreneur, Serge believes that we need to adopt a syncretic approach to innovation; he uses entrepreneurial ideation to enact enduring material change and eventually construct a more hospitable future for all of humanity. Serge is interested in implementing the principles of Web3 and crypto to build decentralized institutions, govern ourselves, and control our own data. His greatest passions lie in inspiring others to discover their authentic selves through communal collaboration and encouraging political action by creating a healthier, more self-aware society.

We speak with Serge Faguet about biohacking. The lowest hanging fruit is, of course, sleep and exercise. Going beyond that, Serge mentioned: 23 And Me for DNA sequencing Promethease for further DNA analysis Life Extension Foundation for supplements Oura Ring … Continue reading →

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Panel: Charles Max Wood Guest: Justin Gordon This week on My Ruby Story, Charles talks to Justin Gordon. Justin first got introduced to programming when he was a kid playing video games and in Jr. High when he took some Basic programming classes. By the time he was in High School, he was learning Pascal. He has always been interested in pursuing programming except for a small time in college when he thought he wanted to pursue investment banking. He first got into Ruby when he went to a meetup and found a startup who were using Ruby on Rails. They also talk about working remotely as well as ShakaCode. In particular, we dive pretty deep on: How did you first get into programming? Basic and Pascal Fell out of programming in college 4th dimension Never took an official computer class after High School until after college Studied Applied Math at Harvard Harvard taught him the skills he never learned as a child What was is that made you come back to programming? Getting a Mac got him back into programming Have to love programming to want to do it for the rest of your life How did you find Ruby? Rails was more intuitive Rails is what brought him into the community Found it to be easier to use How did you end up in Hawaii? The ability to telecommute Windsurfing Great place to work and live Ruby history Used articles and videos to leanr Ruby GORUCO ShakaCode Doing remote work And much, much more! Links: Ruby on Rails Ruby ShakaCode @ShakaCode ShakaCode GitHub GORUKO Justin’s GitHub @RailsonMaui Forum.ShakaCode.com Picks: Charles Views on Vue React Round Up Forum.DevChat.tv Justin Why We Sleep by Matthew Walker PhD The Kevin Rose Show Episode Zoom Mast.ly

Panel: Charles Max Wood Guest: Justin Gordon This week on My Ruby Story, Charles talks to Justin Gordon. Justin first got introduced to programming when he was a kid playing video games and in Jr. High when he took some Basic programming classes. By the time he was in High School, he was learning Pascal. He has always been interested in pursuing programming except for a small time in college when he thought he wanted to pursue investment banking. He first got into Ruby when he went to a meetup and found a startup who were using Ruby on Rails. They also talk about working remotely as well as ShakaCode. In particular, we dive pretty deep on: How did you first get into programming? Basic and Pascal Fell out of programming in college 4th dimension Never took an official computer class after High School until after college Studied Applied Math at Harvard Harvard taught him the skills he never learned as a child What was is that made you come back to programming? Getting a Mac got him back into programming Have to love programming to want to do it for the rest of your life How did you find Ruby? Rails was more intuitive Rails is what brought him into the community Found it to be easier to use How did you end up in Hawaii? The ability to telecommute Windsurfing Great place to work and live Ruby history Used articles and videos to leanr Ruby GORUCO ShakaCode Doing remote work And much, much more! Links: Ruby on Rails Ruby ShakaCode @ShakaCode ShakaCode GitHub GORUKO Justin’s GitHub @RailsonMaui Forum.ShakaCode.com Picks: Charles Views on Vue React Round Up Forum.DevChat.tv Justin Why We Sleep by Matthew Walker PhD The Kevin Rose Show Episode Zoom Mast.ly

Panel: Charles Max Wood Guest: Justin Gordon This week on My Ruby Story, Charles talks to Justin Gordon. Justin first got introduced to programming when he was a kid playing video games and in Jr. High when he took some Basic programming classes. By the time he was in High School, he was learning Pascal. He has always been interested in pursuing programming except for a small time in college when he thought he wanted to pursue investment banking. He first got into Ruby when he went to a meetup and found a startup who were using Ruby on Rails. They also talk about working remotely as well as ShakaCode. In particular, we dive pretty deep on: How did you first get into programming? Basic and Pascal Fell out of programming in college 4th dimension Never took an official computer class after High School until after college Studied Applied Math at Harvard Harvard taught him the skills he never learned as a child What was is that made you come back to programming? Getting a Mac got him back into programming Have to love programming to want to do it for the rest of your life How did you find Ruby? Rails was more intuitive Rails is what brought him into the community Found it to be easier to use How did you end up in Hawaii? The ability to telecommute Windsurfing Great place to work and live Ruby history Used articles and videos to leanr Ruby GORUCO ShakaCode Doing remote work And much, much more! Links: Ruby on Rails Ruby ShakaCode @ShakaCode ShakaCode GitHub GORUKO Justin’s GitHub @RailsonMaui Forum.ShakaCode.com Picks: Charles Views on Vue React Round Up Forum.DevChat.tv Justin Why We Sleep by Matthew Walker PhD The Kevin Rose Show Episode Zoom Mast.ly

Serge is a hardcore biohacker and serial entrepreneur. In this episode we talk about Serge's extreme daily regimen of compounds to biohack every aspect of his brain and body. Serge has studied at Cornell, worked at Google, and was youngest in his class at Stanford Business School. Do not try any of this at home.

Episode 47 features Serge Faguet, an accomplished entrepreneur who founded the leading online hotel booking company in Russia. His successful journey in entrepreneurship was paralleled by his desire to become the best he can possibly be in order to gain an edge in the cutthroat business world, leading him to invest $200,000 in biohacking (you can read about his experience here). Since diving into human enhancement, Serge dropped his body fat from 26% to 10%, reached a VO2 Max of 70 (akin to professional athletes), reduced his blood mercury to nearly 0, and can constantly be on top of his mental game.  Here are a couple of key talking points from Geoff and Serge's conversation: - Discussed the nootropics Serge experimented with and their use-cases: Metformin, Lithium, Modafinil, SSRI Anti-Depressants, Bacopa Monnieri, etc - How controlling hormone levels should be explored more - Hacking exercise: HIIT vs. Endurance - "I would say that upgrading the body and healing the body are one of the same." - Wishlist of future biohacking technologies (tech that improves our emotional intelligence?) - Fasting for mental clarity and overall productivity - How Serge's experience with MDMA (normally a club-drug) changed his life for the better. - "After the experience, the feeling of openness and genuine human connection stayed with me for many months." - The potential of the rise of continual monitoring for various biometrics. It's incredibly more useful than getting a snapshot of data a few times a year...too much noise there. - How the three major types of diseases (cancer, neurodegenerative, atherosclerosis) are lifelong processes...so why aren't we doing a better job at trying to catch them earlier? - "Human enhancement is not in the distant future, it's here now."  SUBSCRIBE to our podcast for more episodes weekly!