The Nobel Monopoly
Brian Keating discusses the Nobel prize and its monopoly on scientific recognition. He explains how the nomination process works and the lack of diversity among its winners. The Nobel prize is a closely guarded, privately held monopoly in the world.In this clip
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Is the problem that we tie too much of our self-worth to achievements like the Nobel Prize, resulting in identity paralysis when they are lost, as discussed in the episode How did The Universe Begin? Plus Nobel Prizes & the Imposter Syndrome, with Dr. Brian Keating Part 1 and the clip Billionaire's Perspective, as well as in the episode 347: Brian Keating | Losing the Nobel Prize and the clip The Nobel Prize Obsession, and the episode Brian Keating: Cosmology, Astrophysics, Aliens & Losing the Nobel Prize | Lex Fridman Podcast #257 and the clip Heartbreak and Triumph?
Is the problem that we tie too much of our self-worth to achievements like the Nobel Prize, resulting in identity paralysis when they are lost, as discussed in the episode Winning the Horace Mann Medal | Dr. Brian Keating and the clip Ambition and Fulfillment, as well as in episode 347: Brian Keating | Losing the Nobel Prize and the clip The Nobel Prize Obsession, and also in the episode Brian Keating: Cosmology, Astrophysics, Aliens & Losing the Nobel Prize | Lex Fridman Podcast #257 and the clip Heartbreak and Triumph?
Is the Nobel Prize prestigious?