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We have more information, more technology and more access to knowledge than any generation before us. So why do we still struggle to solve simple problems? In Episode 3 of Truth Shots with Kapil - Season 5, Kapil Gupta sits down with Prof. Mukesh Sud, entrepreneur, academic and author of Simple Thinking, for a conversation about information overload, problem-solving, entrepreneurship, education, failure, AI and the strange human attraction to complexity. Prof. Mukesh Sud has lived several professional lives. He studied at IIT Delhi, built and ran manufacturing businesses, walked away from entrepreneurship, began a PhD at IIM Bangalore in his 40s and went on to teach at institutions including IIM Ahmedabad and universities in the United States. And through all of it, one idea kept coming back: Complex problems do not always need complicated solutions. In this episode, Kapil and Mukesh discuss: • Why more information can actually lead to worse conclusions • Why higher education should teach people to identify bad information • The three principles of Simple Thinking • Why humans automatically trust complicated solutions • Breaking large problems into smaller ones • Why paradoxes can lead to better answers • The difference between seeing and observing • How an MIT team solved DARPA’s balloon challenge in just nine hours • Why entrepreneurship is not really about taking risks • Why business failure does not automatically mean entrepreneur failure • Starting again and doing a PhD in your 40s • Why Mukesh refuses technology in his classroom • Whether students are learning to think—or simply learning to prompt • AI, empathy and whether humans really have a permanent advantage • What ants can teach humans about intelligence and organisation • Why simple thinking begins by stepping away from the noise This is not a conversation about making life easy. It is about becoming better at identifying what actually matters. 0:00 Introduction 1:53 Information explosion 4:32 Misconceptions of simplicity 6:55 Framework for simple thinking 8:41 The DARPA balloon experiment 10:48 Defining success and freedom 12:29 Reinventing oneself 16:40 Growth mindset and feedback 20:18 Entrepreneurial risks 21:51 Technology in education 24:34 The role of empathy and AI 26:37 Learning from nature 28:05 Practical problem solving 29:17 Intellectual humility 32:53 Rapid fire and final thoughts [Kapil Gupta, Truth Shots with Kapil, Truth Shots Season 5, Mukesh Sud, Prof Mukesh Sud, Mukesh Sud Simple Thinking, Simple Thinking, simple thinking book, simple thinking Mukesh Sud, problem solving, simple problem solving, critical thinking, information overload, information explosion, AI and education, AI and critical thinking, entrepreneurship, entrepreneurship mindset, education and AI, future of education, technology in education, intellectual humility, growth mindset, decision making, better thinking, thinking clearly, complexity vs simplicity, solving complex problems, DARPA balloon challenge, MIT DARPA balloon challenge, entrepreneurial risk, business failure, learning from failure, empathy and AI, human intelligence, artificial intelligence, nature and intelligence, IIT Delhi, IIM Bangalore, IIM Ahmedabad, Truth Shots, Kapil Gupta podcast, philosophy of thinking, how to think better] #TruthShots #KapilGupta #MukeshSud #SimpleThinking #CriticalThinking #ProblemSolving #AI #Entrepreneurship #Education #InformationOverload #BetterThinking #DecisionMaking #GrowthMindset #ArtificialIntelligence #intellectualhumility

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