The Listening Bea
Most people feel something is off with the economy, but they can’t explain why. In this episode of The Listening Bea, I sit down with Dean Zarras [https://www.linkedin.com/in/deanzarras/] - a Wall Street veteran, software builder, and founder of ClearFactr [https://www.clearfactr.com/about-us], a company later acquired by Goldman Sachs - to talk about what’s actually happening beneath the surface. We don’t argue politics. We break down incentives, power, property, money, and freedom — in plain language. Dean explains: * Why printing money feels like a fix — but isn’t * The real problem with redistribution (and why the math doesn’t work) * Why “fairness” often backfires at scale * How AI changes economics — and where it becomes dangerous * Why hallucinations make most AI unusable in serious finance * What deterministic AI actually means (and why it matters) * Why property rights are about human dignity, not greed * The difference between growing the pie vs. fighting over slices * Why failure is essential — and why protecting people from it causes harm * How young people can think clearly in a noisy, polarized world This episode isn’t about telling you what to think. It’s about giving you the tools to think for yourself. If you’ve ever wondered: * “Why does nothing seem to add up anymore?” * “Why do good intentions keep producing bad outcomes?” * “Why does the economy feel rigged, confusing, or fragile?” This conversation will change how you see the world. 🎙 Guest: Dean Zarras Founder & CEO of ClearFactr | Wall Street veteran | Software builder 📺 Watch on YouTube 🎧 Listen on Spotify & Apple Podcasts
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