The GRTiQ 10 is a weekly Q&A segment that wraps up every episode of the GRTiQ Podcast, offering listeners a fun and personal look at each guest. Through ten thoughtfully crafted questions, guests reveal their favorite books, music, and life hacks, share impactful advice, and reflect on their vision for the future. Designed to uncover what inspires and motivates them, the GRTiQ 10 provides practical takeaways and fosters a deeper connection between listeners and guests.
The GRTiQ 10: Meher Roy (Ep. 165)
In a recent GRTiQ Podcast episode, Meher Roy shared his insights and experiences during the GRTiQ 10 segment, offering a unique perspective on books, music, advice, and life lessons.
When asked about the book or article that had the most impact on his life, Meher cited “Kinematic Self-Replicating Machines” by Ralph Merkle and the writings of Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger. These works have significantly influenced his thinking and approach to life.
For movie or TV show recommendations, Meher suggested “Three Body Problem” on Netflix, highlighting its thought-provoking content.
When it comes to music, Meher had two choices: “Mozart Greatest Hits” and “Led Zeppelin Greatest Hits.” These albums reflect his diverse taste in music, ranging from classical to rock.
The best advice Meher ever received came from his father, who told him to “Go west.” This advice has had a profound impact on his life and decisions.
Meher shared a unique insight that he believes many people have not yet learned: “Thionics is powerful. We may already be immortal if only we choose to accept it.” This perspective on longevity and technology is quite thought-provoking.
As for a life hack, Meher emphasized the importance of evaluating situations by considering both the shortness and potential longevity of life. This dual perspective helps him make meaningful decisions.
Based on his life experiences, Meher believes that success is best explained by the concept of compound interest. He sees success as the cumulative effect of consistent, small efforts that grow over time.
In the final segment, Meher completed three sentences:
- The thing that most excites him about web3 is open-source cryptography.
- If you’re on X, formerly known as Twitter, you should be following Jeff Bezos.
- He is happiest when he has built something interesting.
To delve deeper into Meher Roy’s insights and experiences, be sure to listen to the full GRTiQ Podcast interview. https://www.grtiq.com/grtiq-podcast-165-meher-roy/
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