Matmonim: Daf Yomi by Rabbi David Lapin – Détails, épisodes et analyse

We tend to value only tangible economic inputs such as capital, labor, efficiency and synergy which create economies of scale. However, birckat Hashem (Hashem’s blessing), which although not always tangible or measurable, is a visible input of prosperity.
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Determining intention is an unreliable art. Interpreting words however, is the science of peshat and diyuk (accurate understanding and detailed analysis)
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The power of intuitive recognition can be greater than empirical evidence.
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It is human nature that when we have an interest in a given outcome, we take on greater responsibility than when we don’t .
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Introduction to HaZahav: Some things are valued for their activity and others for their essence. It is the same with people.
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To maximize long term value growth it is crucial to align the interests of all stakeholders.
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When lack of attention to detail indirectly causes a loss to others we are morally responsible for the loss.
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Responding to a call for help is a fundamental human capacity.
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People have the capacity to reason for themselves and also to trust in the Torah. Both capacities are needed as well as the strength of conviction to live according to our reason and not according to the fads of the day. This is essential to our Jewishness. 
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There is a tension between authentic Torah – that which comes from an original source - and original Torah, that which is innovative and new. How are these two poles reconciled?
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