In this episode of The Dutch Investors, we challenge the traditional obsession with beating the market and finding the next hottest stock. Instead of looking at flashy investment manuals, we dive into the world of evolutionary biology to discover a different path to wealth.

Why did the dodo bird really become extinct, and what can a 450-million-year-old sea urchin teach you about investing? We explore the fascinating Nalanda Way, a philosophy inspired by Charles Darwin that prioritizes the art of rejection over the thrill of the hunt.

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#84 | What Darwin taught us about Investing