This video is from a 2008 DuBridge lecture. More Munger.
I'm surprised he didn't get into any trouble for his comments at 1:00 (one hour) into the talk. It's also worth listening to his perspective on derivatives and financial engineering as an end run around regulation and margin requirements at 1:17. He's pretty rough on social scientists and financiers in the early discussion.
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http://www.slate.com/id/2245328/pagenum/all/#p2
unrelated, but relevant to your interests.
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I just bought his almanack a week ago!
Interesting...being merely old provides you no immunity from stake burning, you also have to be preposterously rich. Had James Watson actually owned Cold Spring Harbor things might have turned out differently.
One of the funniest titles in the Pasadena Weekly (Tombrello was my undergrad advisor):
http://www.pasadenaweekly.com/cms/story/detail/the_weekly_is_no_tom_tombrello/5736/
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