Why life feels harder than it did for our parents
Átila looks at generational change, longer lives and what happens when older generations hold resources and power for longer. The video draws on books about demography and generational differences.
Átila Iamarino is a Brazilian biologist and science communicator who connects research with everyday life through YouTube explainers and his interview podcast, Não Ficção.
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Átila looks at generational change, longer lives and what happens when older generations hold resources and power for longer. The video draws on books about demography and generational differences.
In “A crise da gasolina,” Átila turns to fuel supplies, energy prices and international politics, with a source list spanning oil markets and the conflicts shaping them.
“Pátria, Família, Eugenia e Negócios” revisits Brazil’s pandemic response, vaccine procurement and the political and business interests surrounding them. Átila supplies a detailed reading list alongside the video.
Átila released “Finalmente a bolha da IA vai estourar,” a discussion of financial bubbles, warning signs in companies and why he sees parallels in today’s AI industry.
Átila interviews Rafael Grohmann, a University of Toronto professor and DigiLabour researcher, about AI, automation and precarious work. The description also points fans to Grohmann’s books.
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