Iconoclast Insights challenges conventional thinking in politics, business, and beyond. Hosted by André Daus, this podcast dives deep into the ideas and assumptions that often go unquestioned. Expect raw, unfiltered perspectives that cut through the noise and take on everything from outdated business practices to societal norms. If you're tired of the same old advice and eager for fresh, independent thought, tune in for sharp, thought-provoking episodes that spark change.

Iconoclast Insights
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Iconoclast Insights challenges conventional thinking in politics, business, and beyond. Hosted by André Daus, this podcast dives deep into the ideas and assumptions that often go unquestioned. Expect raw, unfiltered perspectives that cut through the noise and take on everything from outdated business practices to societal norms. If you're tired of the same old advice and eager for fresh, independent thought, tune in for sharp, thought-provoking episodes that spark change.
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Recent Episodes

June 17, 2026
Wrong Turn
<p>Most failures don't start with a bad decision. They start with a reasonable one - and the slow failure to keep questioning it. This episode draws the line between mistakes and wrong turns: what they are, why they're invisible, and why the road still looking fine is exactly the problem. If you've ever committed to something that stopped making sense without noticing - this one is for you.</p>

June 10, 2026
Consequences Aren’t Bad. Your Relationship With Them Is.
<p>Many people treat consequences like something to be avoided. But consequence is neutral. It is simply what follows an action. Or an inaction. </p><p>In this episode, André breaks down how we’ve quietly corrupted the word into a synonym for punishment, invented “reward” as its supposed positive counterpart, and in doing so, broken how we actually make decisions. </p><p>Because if consequences are bad and rewards are good, your entire decision-making apparatus points in the wrong direction: toward avoidance rather than navigation. André draws the line between consequence and result, explains why not deciding is still a decision with very real consequences, and offers the single question that reframes everything. If you’ve ever caught yourself thinking consequence means something went wrong, this episode is for you.</p>

June 3, 2026
The Question You're Not Asking
<p>The engineers using AI to write code are working more hours than they ever have. Sleep-deprived. Ecstatic. Marc Andreessen called it the AI vampire — developers managing twenty agents in parallel, too afraid to sleep because the opportunity cost is too high.</p><p>Nobody predicted this. Not the economists who model automation. Not the people who forecast mass unemployment, and not the people who predicted a four-day week. Both camps had coherent logic. Both got the outcome wrong. And the reason has nothing to do with information or intelligence — it has to do with the frame they were thinking inside.</p><p>This episode is about frame traps: when the question you're asking is logically sound, internally consistent, and wrong — not because your reasoning fails, but because the question belongs to a different situation than the one you're actually in. </p><p>A café owner spending years optimizing coffee sales inside an experience business. Tim Denning waiting years for permission that was never required.</p><p>Economists running fixed-demand models in an elastic-demand market. The mechanism is identical in all three cases. So is the fix.</p><p>Iconoclast Insights is André Daus — strategic opposition, uncomfortable questions, no comfortable answers.</p>
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