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8/27/2026

Spotify for Nature — Kevin Slavin 4/4 artwork

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Spotify for Nature — Kevin Slavin 4/4

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I talk with Kevin Slavin about building a transaction layer for genomic data: a Spotify-like system that rewards countries and scientists for nature's inventions while keeping research data usable.

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8/26/2026

The Next Pandemic Is Optional — Kevin Slavin 3/4 artwork

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The Next Pandemic Is Optional — Kevin Slavin 3/4

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I talk with Kevin Slavin about using wastewater, airplanes, sequencing, and genomic surveillance to detect outbreaks early, and why the missing pieces are political will, infrastructure, and business models rather than technology.

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8/25/2026

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The Invisible City — Kevin Slavin 2/4

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I talk with Kevin Slavin about Situationist psychogeography, location-aware games, bees, sewers, and the invisible microbial layers that make one city biologically different from another.

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8/24/2026

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Raising Curiosity — Kevin Slavin 1/4

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I talk with Kevin Slavin about raising curious children, the power of light-touch mentorship, childhood memory, wonder, and the distance between intention and lived experience.

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8/8/2026

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The Truth About Raising Venture Capital – Jamie Wood 5/5

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Jamie Wood asks Pablos what would stop him from investing in AUTONOMIC. Their conversation expands into a blunt guide to venture fundraising: fund mandates, venture-scale outcomes, timing, opaque decisions, warm introductions and why founders should not overinterpret any one investor's response. The central advice is simple and difficult—there is no enlightened fundraising algorithm, so build a large pipeline and keep taking shots on goal.

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8/7/2026

The Brain Data Flywheel – Jamie Wood 4/5 artwork

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The Brain Data Flywheel – Jamie Wood 4/5

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Jamie Wood asks Pablos for a direct assessment of AUTONOMIC's hardest business problems. They work through the product, behavior-change loop, proprietary data, wearable integrations, university distribution, efficacy and the operating discipline required to make those pieces reinforce one another. The result is a candid startup teardown about the difference between owning several valuable ingredients and building a flywheel that compounds.

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8/6/2026

Brain Training the next Generation – Jamie Wood 3/5 artwork

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Brain Training the next Generation – Jamie Wood 3/5

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AUTONOMIC is focusing first on college and university students. Jamie Wood describes the needs of the 18-to-24-year-old market, early pilot results, institutional buyers and the practical challenge of reaching students before they hit a crisis. She and Pablos also explore how an AI coach could translate research into short, relevant guidance and why scaling the science matters just as much as proving it works.

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8/5/2026

A Personal Trainer for Your Brain – Jamie Wood 2/5 artwork

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A Personal Trainer for Your Brain – Jamie Wood 2/5

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Jamie Wood explains how AUTONOMIC turns neuroscience into a short, adaptive coaching loop. The system asks a small set of behavior-linked questions, identifies a user's goal, recommends a practical intervention and measures what happens next. Jamie and Pablos discuss why long assessments fail, how personalization can improve over time, what evidence users actually trust and why a scientifically sound product still has to compete with the opinions of random humans on the internet.

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8/4/2026

From Burnout to Brain Science – Jamie Wood 1/5 artwork

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From Burnout to Brain Science – Jamie Wood 1/5

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Jamie Wood grew up in a finance family, entered the corporate world early and eventually burned out. A change of scenery did not erase the behavioral patterns she wanted to change, so she started studying how the brain actually builds and breaks habits. Jamie and Pablos follow that path through coaching, neuroscience and the moment a former client proved the system could keep working without a coach in the loop. It is the origin story of AUTONOMIC and a useful argument for making brain science practical enough to use every day.

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