South Korea’s Birthrate Fix, The Singularity Is Coming, and The Productivity Paradox
In the first part of today’s show, we looked at how South Korea managed to put its ‘extinction’ birthrate crisis […]
Are Scientific Studies Worth It? Microsoft’s AI Fail & A 30-Year Prisoner’s Big Surprise
In the first part of today’s show, we examined how government-funded scientific studies—sometimes seen as impractical—have historically led to major […]
Asteroid Panic Fades, Golf’s Energy Problem & The Truth About Angry Men
In the first part of today’s show, we looked at a giant asteroid that was once a threat to Earth […]
REPLAY (24/08/22) – Shoes Made out of Sex Toys, & Guns Delivered to Delaware School
Don’t do what makes you happy, parents want independent children, shoes made out of sex toys, and a box of […]
REPLAY (23/08/22) – Religion in schools, no FIFA in Greenland, and San Francisco’s trash cans
Religion in schools, what people are addicted to apart from the obvious, no FIFA in Greenland, and San Francisco’s trash […]
‘City Killer’ Asteroid at 3.1%, Toxic Sunscreen & The Power of Sleep
In the first part of today’s show, we looked at NASA’s warning that a ‘city killer’ asteroid now has a […]
AI vs. Journalism, Techno-Feudalism & Dancing Sea Turtles
In the first part of today’s show, we examined how The New York Times is investing heavily in its internal AI […]
AI Reads Your Thoughts, Misophonia’s Genetic Link, and a Kayaker Swallowed by a Whale
In the first part of today’s show, we looked at a study revealing that misophonia has genetic links to anxiety […]
Chatbots & Flirting, Why Men Swipe More, & The Science of Bedroom Chemistry
In the first part of today’s show, we looked at Sam Altman’s World Network report, which claims that 1 in […]
NASA’s 2032 Asteroid Threat, China’s Space Defense, Woman Scammed by Psychic
In the first part of today’s show, we looked at NASA confirming that an asteroid passing by in 2032 has […]