Were Massively Underestimating Human Brilliance #podcast #StanfordGSB @stanfordgsb
Were Massively Underestimating Human Brilliance #podcast #StanfordGSB  @stanfordgsb
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
From art to quantum physics, people have developed a pretty serious understanding of the universe, says Douglas Guilbeault, an assistant professor of organizational behavior. “Humans are just an absolutely magnificent form of intelligence,” he says on a new bonus episode of the If/Then podcast. “The question I’m asking myself is, ‘Why are people so ready to shortchange human brilliance?’”
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