[image source: This week we watched Dr. Roger Koppl talk about his book Expert Failure. The books itself talks about experts and how they have failed, arguing that empowering them can be problematic and

[image source: Question: How should we value experts without giving them power? [source: @leighwelch] Response: The best thing we can do with experts is listen to them and trust that they know more than

[image: What is the difference between expertise and expert power? Where do we draw the line? How can we prevent expert power from forming and taking over? How can we generate and encourage expertise?

[image source: This week we got to watch Jimmy Morrison's The Bigger Bubble about the future of the market and the creation of an even bigger bubble than the 2008 financial crisis that could be bursting

[image source: Question: What can we do to prevent future bubbles? (source: @leighwelch) Response: I don't know if we can truly prevent bubbles in our economy. I think there are ways we can mitigate damage

[image source: What is the bigger bubble? Is there a way to prevent this bubble from bursting or reducing the bubble? Who caused the bubble?

[image source: This week we listened to Professor Burton Folsom Jr. talk about the so-called myths of the robber barons and the problems with government subsidies. I found the talk very interesting and

[image source: question: What is a political entrepreneur? And what are some examples of it in our daily life? (source: @anniebburg) response: There are a few ways to define a political entrepreneur. It

[image source: What makes a robber baron a robber baron? How did they amass their fortune and was it ethical? What impact did these robber barons have on not only the economic development of the U.S. but

[image source: This week we got to listen to our very own Dr. Trost talk about Universal Basic Income! He proposed a very interesting counter program he called Universal Basic Dividend, and he brought

[source: Questions: What are the advantages and disadvantages of universal basic income? (source: @mackenziejones) Response: The biggest pro of UBI is the mobility it creates for those in the lower classes.

[image source: Is Universal Basic Income possible for a country as large and diverse as the United States? What number would the income be based upon? Minimum wage is different per state, would it just

[image source: This week I got to watch Dr. Sean Flynn's talk on Universal Healthcare. I found it really interesting, and really enjoyed it. He brought up a lot of good points that I had not thought of

[image source: Question: What are the pros and cons of universal healthcare? (source: @katelynhlo1) response: The biggest pro is the elimination of healthcare debt. There are millions in the U.S. who don't

[image source: Questoins: Is Universal Healthcare even attainable in a country this size? What are the different pros and cons of having universal healthcare? Is there more cons than pros? How would we

[image source: This week I got to watch Dr. Jay Richards talk about artificial intelligence and how it is most likely going to shape the future of the our world. I actually really enjoyed this talk! Artificial

[image source: Question: Is there a goal for artificial intelligence? (by @anniebburg) Response: This is a really interesting question because there a dozens of different goals for artificial intelligence,

[image source: What makes something intelligent? Will we ever be able to create true artificial intelligence? Will the creation of artificial intelligence be the downfall humanity? (or, to be less dramatic,

[image source: This week we watched "Poverty, Inc." which talked about the current "solutions" that many organizations have tried in order to help solve poverty in developing countries.

[image source: question: Do you believe that there are basic necessities that all humans should have access to no matter what as a human right? If so what are they and why? (by @dilucadomain) response: