Mar 26, 2026 · 1 hr 24 min · 18 segments
Welcome back to another in-between-isode, with one of my favorite formats: the good old-fashioned Q&A. **This episode is brought to you by:**…
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This is an in-betweenisode, an experimental format that I have revisited a few times, and it's the good old-fashioned Q&A.

That is, I answer questions submitted and live questions by a small but elite group of test readers of my upcoming "No Book." That's the working title, kind of a code name.

See tim.blog/thenobook for more information and I think 10 or 20 free pages of, uh, the book, which should be forthcoming.

Close to half of the submitted questions were related to artificial intelligence, and I include a bunch of caveats related to my [chuckles] limitations, but there are some thoughts that folks might find interesting, including the closest thing to an AI Nostradamus that I have found.

This includes callback to my strategy for South by Southwest 2007, when I launched The 4-Hour Workweek.

How to vet psychedelic practitioners and spot red flags, building great communities with zero tolerance policies.

Book recommendations from my personal shelf, literally the shelves right behind me when I recorded this.

I'm sure many of you did not know that, like Pavel Durov of Telegram, I have 120 children scattered throughout this wonderful world.

And much, much more, and without further ado, please enjoy a very wide-ranging, I would say conversation, more of a monologue [chuckles] with yours truly.
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This is an in-betweenisode, an experimental format that I have revisited a few times, and it's the good old-fashioned Q&A.

That is, I answer questions submitted and live questions by a small but elite group of test readers of my upcoming "No Book." That's the working title, kind of a code name.

See tim.blog/thenobook for more information and I think 10 or 20 free pages of, uh, the book, which should be forthcoming.

Close to half of the submitted questions were related to artificial intelligence, and I include a bunch of caveats related to my [chuckles] limitations, but there are some thoughts that folks might find interesting, including the closest thing to an AI Nostradamus that I have found.

This includes callback to my strategy for South by Southwest 2007, when I launched The 4-Hour Workweek.

How to vet psychedelic practitioners and spot red flags, building great communities with zero tolerance policies.

Book recommendations from my personal shelf, literally the shelves right behind me when I recorded this.

I'm sure many of you did not know that, like Pavel Durov of Telegram, I have 120 children scattered throughout this wonderful world.

And much, much more, and without further ado, please enjoy a very wide-ranging, I would say conversation, more of a monologue [chuckles] with yours truly.