Overton Window, Incentives and Civil Engineering - Douglas Lee

This week our friend, and one of our favorite people in the
Universe, Mr. Douglas Lee, joins us LIVE in the studio for a
conversation about the future of our country and the world. In
particular, we explore solutions for the aging bureaucracies,
bridges, and financial institutions. Doug is a civil engineer who
designs railway systems for major government projects on the West
Coast. He has a brilliant way of seamlessly transitioning between
the mechanical and civil aspects of engineering that inspires all
the best dreams of what could be. 00:00:00 Go! 00:00:17 Top 5
Oregon Attributes 00:05:23 Why mortgages are piracy 00:14:40
Building bridges 00:21:47 Modern monuments 00:23:43 Longest
science experiment ever 00:25:45 The past is an eternally
receding destination 00:27:11 A pile of rubble at ground zero
00:36:39 Coming to terms with disturbing beliefs 00:38:59
Responsibility in the face of realization 00:44:28 Talking about
things that only might be true 00:51:52 Why a one world
government feels so creepy 00:56:28 Luxury of a moral compass
01:00:59 Going through the back door 01:06:00 Get rid of the
middleman 01:08:08 A siphon for wealth 01:11:24 Do I want to be
part of the machine? 01:17:42 National debt 01:19:57 A list of
solutions 01:22:57 Private equity and fractional ownership
01:32:26 Transformative experience at Burger King 01:43:03
Shaking up monopolies 01:44:02 Disclosure as an impetus for
change 01:49:21 How ideas pass into reality 01:59:56 The Walmart
model 02:01:46 It's not enough to tweak one knob 02:08:28 You can
influence the future 02:10:55 Closing thoughts Support the
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