2Humans Podcast

2Humans is a weekly podcast for people who want to understand the forces shaping our world. Topics we cover include frontier AI and the model wars, venture capital and startup strategy, financial markets and economics, the global energy transition, and the geopolitical forces that connect them all. Ross and Fede met as PhD students at UCL, both building startups while conducting research at the intersection of technology and entrepreneurship. They quickly discovered something useful: they agreed on almost everything that matters in the world, and almost nothing about how to think about it. A Jungian personality test confirmed what was already obvious: they sit on complete opposite ends of the spectrum. Rather than let that be a problem, they made it into a podcast!

2Humans Podcast is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 13 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts 2Humans Podcast, a business show with 13 episodes published.

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  Episode #12

  Can the UK Afford to Grow Old? Rethinking Pensions, Immigration & Growth

  Aug 16, 202633 minS2026

  <p>Can the UK afford its ageing population?</p><p>In this episode, Ross and Fede explore one of Britain’s biggest long-term challenges: fewer workers supporting a growing number of retirees. With pension costs rising, birth rates falling and economic growth stagnating, does the UK need a completely new approach?</p><p>They debate two unconventional policy proposals:</p><p>• Gradually replacing universal state pensions with stronger personal savings, financial education and targeted support<br />• Using wealth taxes and public investment to fund housing, renewable energy and British startups<br />• Creating a flexible visa that attracts young workers while rewardin...

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  Episode #12

  Can the UK Afford to Grow Old? Rethinking Pensions, Immigration & Growth

  Aug 16, 202633 minS2026

  Can the UK afford its ageing population? In this episode, Ross and Fede explore one of Britain’s biggest long-term challenges: fewer workers supporting a growing number of retirees. With pension costs rising, birth rates falling and economic growth stagnating, does the UK need a completely new approach? They debate two unconventional policy proposals: • Gradually replacing universal state pensions with stronger personal savings, financial education and targeted support • Using wealth taxes and public investment to fund housing, renewable energy and British startups • Creating a flexible visa that attracts young workers while rewarding those who return home after contributing to the UK economy • Encouraging people to invest in British companies and infrastructure • Moving beyond traditional left-versus-right thinking to design policies that combine economic growth with government support Could these ideas create a more sustainable economy—or would they introduce even bigger problems? Let us know what you think in the comments. How would you address Britain’s ageing population and pension crisis?

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  Episode #11

  We can now re-write DNA - but should we?

  Aug 16, 202632 minS2026

  <p>What actually is genetic engineering? How close are we to designer babies, de-extinction, and curing genetic disease? And once we can rewrite DNA, where do we draw the moral line?<br /><br />Ross and Fede explore how gene editing really works, what is possible today, and what may be possible in the future.<br /><br />Ross is a PhD researcher working on gene editing, so he puts Fede through an escalating series of ethical dilemmas—from realistic medical treatments to increasingly controversial future scenarios—to ask one question:<br /><br />Just because we can... should we?</p>

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  Episode #11

  We can now re-write DNA - but should we?

  Aug 16, 202632 minS2026

  What actually is genetic engineering? How close are we to designer babies, de-extinction, and curing genetic disease? And once we can rewrite DNA, where do we draw the moral line? Ross and Fede explore how gene editing really works, what is possible today, and what may be possible in the future. Ross is a PhD researcher working on gene editing, so he puts Fede through an escalating series of ethical dilemmas—from realistic medical treatments to increasingly controversial future scenarios—to ask one question: Just because we can... should we?

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  Episode #10

  Socialism vs. Capitalism in the Age of AI

  Jul 11, 202622 minS2026

  <p>Artificial intelligence could create the most prosperous society in human history, or the greatest concentration of wealth ever seen. <br /><br />In this episode, we explore three competing visions for AI’s future: Fully Automated Luxury Communism, Creative Destruction, and Power & Progress. We discuss who should own AI, whether work will disappear, how governments should respond, and present our own proposal for building an AI-powered society that maximises innovation while ensuring its benefits are shared across everyone, not just a handful of technology companies.</p>

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