The Terribly Terrifying Truth About What Powers Your AI Chatbots

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You see the cowboy hat on, you know what time
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it is. It is Just Plane's Trailer Park. Stick
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around and you will hear some trailers for your
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new favorite podcast. Your new favorite. Listen,
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this is Parallel Frequencies and this is the
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Just Plane Takeover version. You know, Trailer
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Park. We do this on Thursdays. I'm Just Plane.
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Coco is still with us on Trailer Park Thursdays.
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And the freaks are too. Now, I know this is...
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one of them things is like way out of the ballpark
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compared to what we normally talk about but this
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is my baby okay it may spin off into its own
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show one day coco who knows yeah it could coco
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very good you had mom's day yesterday tell me
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tell us what happened yeah mom's day off uh it
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has become my new yearly tradition i actually
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up until The night before, I was just going to
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go by myself, which I've done in years past.
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There's been years where I'm just like, nobody
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else can make it. It is what it is. But I take
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myself out for the day. It's kind of like Ferris
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Bueller's day off. So I hope to look for a parade
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downtown Salt Lake. Maybe I can just hop on a
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float and do a little dance. Gets a little wild
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and crazy. But I had some moms just message me
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right night before was like, are you still going?
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I think I have the day off. Nothing planned tomorrow.
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I can come. So we ended up with a couple of us
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and we went and found Ted Bundy's house. Whoa.
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Tell us about that. What happened there? Apparently.
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So this is one of the moms that had come with
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me last year. And she was like, do you know,
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last year we walked right past Ted Bundy's apartment
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in a house that's on the street of the cafe that
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we like to go to. And I was like, really? We
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got to find it again. Well, it turns out we didn't
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walk past it last year. We had to go further.
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So this year we stopped at the cafe, had our
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little baklava and moon milk and all that. And
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then we were like, let's go find his house. So
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we had to hike up the hill by the governor's
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mansion up there and then take a picture. That's
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wild. I know. What is moon milk? What the hell
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is that? Yeah, well, it's a little Turkish coffee
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house. I don't know if moon milk is a Turkish
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thing. It's not coffee, but you can add coffee
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to it. Some of the flavors have... I got the
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chocolate rose with a shot of coffee. So it's
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like cocoa and rose and coffee and it's all frothy.
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It's really good. I would have thought moon milk
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would have been something else. Maybe like an
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alcoholic beverage or something. Because, you
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know, it sounds... I don't know. It sounds witchy,
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though. It's very witchy. But this place is very
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witchy. I mean, that's maybe why I like going
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there every year. I like going there. They have
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tarot readers that, you know, rent out space
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in the upstairs bedrooms. It's an old Victorian.
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You know, one of those, like, old mini mansions
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from the 1800s up there in Salt Lake. And it's
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just, like, four level. that's turned into a
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coffee shop. So we love to hike up all the floors
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and go to the attic and there's chairs and tables
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up there. We can eat our treat, drink our moon
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milk. It's a great time. While you're out there,
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you know, having a good time and still floating,
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I gotta say, I'm a little bit sad. I'm a little
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bit sad. My favorite video game, Destiny, Destiny
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2, from Bungie, They put out a thing today that
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said, that's it, 12 years. We're cutting it.
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Live services will still be up, but we're going
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to move on to other stuff. And I knew it was
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going to come one day, but it hit kind of hard
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because that's 12 years. I haven't played in
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the last year, but still, I met. There are so
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many people like me who met real people that
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they still connect with now. And we built. families
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out of these people. You know, we had babies.
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I remember playing with people and their baby
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would be crying in the background. The babies
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were 10, 11 now, literally. Like, that's crazy
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to me. Yeah, but that hit me kind of hard. Nobody
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wanted to take on the mantle and be like, oh,
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you guys want to move on to other projects, but
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here's a group of people that want to take this
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over. You know, it surprises me these days that
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there is just, like, stuff that ends. Same here.
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Yeah. Same here. Trailer part Thursday will never
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end. It'll never die. So let's go ahead and get
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to our first trailer of the day. Cause I'm excited
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about this. Okay. Next chapter podcasts. Oh boy.
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What a day. Let's see what's on. And by nature,
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it's just a naked ape chain -smoking salmon.
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Coming this spring, there's a new kind of show
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hitting the air that's going to change the shape
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of TGIF as you know it. Bye -bye, Boy Meets World.
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See you later, Step by Step. It's time you meet
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a family that's unlike any you've ever met before.
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Dad, Carson sprayed Febreze up his butthole again.
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Whoa! Holly Brown might seem like your average
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17 -year -old, but growing up in the San Fernando
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Valley with a mom, dad, and siblings like hers
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means things don't always go as planned. Hey,
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Mom, I hope you don't mind, but I traded my BMX
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bike for a bunch of baby alligators. Alligators
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need an aquatic environment person. Try the bathtub.
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And just when things feel like they can't get
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any crazier... Life always finds a way. Okay,
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so bad news is my cancer is not responding to
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the treatment. Good news, I can fit into my old
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pants again. All right. Your show seems really
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good. On Everybody Knows But Me, the Brown family
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doesn't just deal with pimples on prom night
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and pranks gone wrong. Hiding behind that white
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picket fence is a whole lot more than home improvement.
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ever had the guts to handle in a half hour of
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primetime TV. The level of truth and sadness
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in our lives, I think sometimes makes people
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really uncomfortable. What happens when family
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secrets get uncovered? How much do we really
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know about the people we love? When dad was really
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bad, we did have mom. Yeah. But like the worst
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periods that we don't want to remember, we had
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no one. Everybody Knows But Me is a darkly funny,
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true story that explores life -changing secrets.
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mental illness, death, grief, and the stories
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we tell ourselves to survive. Coming this spring
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from Companion Arts and Next Chapter Podcasts.
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Right after the sugar -free surge energy drink
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JNCO Jeans AOL Free Trial Comedy Hour. Coco?
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That one's talking to me right there. I bet.
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We've been covering a lot of sitcoms, especially
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old, you know, the TJF 90s sitcoms this year.
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So I imagine that really perked some ears up.
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Yeah. I bet the freaks out there are like, wait
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a minute. Yeah, because I was. That. I mean,
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they said it at the end. They said JNCO. Can
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you picture me rocking JNCOs? Because I sure
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as hell did. I'm sure. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. They're
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back anyway. They should be. They should have
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never went away. They should have never went
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away. But that podcast right there, everybody
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knows but me. That's a hit. That's a bona fide
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hit right there. I'm going to save that one.
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I want to hear that one. Yeah. We've had such
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good ones here on Trailer Park Thursday. There's
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been several that have become my favorite shows.
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We've covered a lot of... sitcoms where we've
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talked about how relatable some of the topics
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were or how they weren't afraid to touch on subjects
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that were, you know, kind of controversial, but
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they always did it in such a sitcom safe way.
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This feels like a different vibe. It feels like
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it pulled from that and then said, no, but what
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if it actually was real? What if it really is?
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Yeah. I mean, they got out of the sitcom real
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quick there when they said something about spraying
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some. Something up somebody's butthole. I was
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like, well, Corey and Topanga never did anything
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like that. No. Yeah, that's pretty wild. I like
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that one, though. Once again, everybody knows
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but me. Check the links in the comments here
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or the show notes. We'll put it in there. Let's
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get to this next one. Okay, we on? Level? Hello.
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It's not a sex line. Then I don't think I know
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what the show is. It's a podcast called Bad Chat
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with you and me. And look, I'm not going to sit
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here and beg people to like and subscribe so
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that they get the new episode when it drops.
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I hate saying drops on a Thursday. My feeling
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is we shouldn't tell them. We should show them.
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I don't really know what I mean by that. But
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then I hope they would cut and then it would
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go into us. It's a club. It's a hub. It's a space
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for the dreamers. Oh, no, don't do that. The
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schemers. The Believers. This is not a bank advert
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10 years ago. This one goes out to the walkers
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and the talkers in the late night. Stalkers.
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Maybe not that one. You come to me asking me
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to listen to your podcast. Godfather. I can't
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do any specific impressions of Amos Field, but
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I can do a good impression of a cross -form tutor.
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Year 9. That's not how we behave, is it? Year
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11s are in there. And they've got their exams
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next week. Now, I love that. I guess I'm just
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thinking, how does it make people listen to this?
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If you don't listen, I will kill your family.
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Do you think? Yes, softer. Try again. Okay. Softer.
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If you don't listen, I'll kill your family. Bad
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chat, bad chat, bad chat, bad chat, bad chat,
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bad chat, bad chat, bad chat, bad chat. It just
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sounds like badger. It doesn't matter. Okay.
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Because actually... When people say, oh my God,
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what's the new podcast all about? Just go, it's
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none of your f***ing business. Come back if you
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want to. And if you don't, see if we care. I
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care. It's on Thursdays. Thanks. Subscribe now.
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What? I love that we just listened to this. And
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I don't have any idea what this podcast is about.
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No, but it doesn't automatically want you to
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listen because you're like, I would hang out
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with these people. Yeah, and even in the notes
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for it, it says, what's it all about? None of
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your business. Rude to ask. I love that. Coco,
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should we take from Alice here, from Alice and
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Greg on Bad Chat, should we take her philosophy
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there? of I'll kill your family if you don't
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listen. You know what I'm getting? I'm getting
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the opposite of desperation, whatever that is,
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because I relate to Alice saying we don't want
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to ask people to like and subscribe and follow.
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I'm one of those who's like, shouldn't they already
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know if they want to? I don't want to beg people
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to follow us. Just do it. Just do it because
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you want to. Just follow. Let's go ahead and
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get to the last trailer for the day. And the
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title alone has got me intrigued and I'm ready
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to go off. So let's go. Every single complex
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society that has ever existed in the history
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of the world so far has collapsed. Do we think
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we're different? I've been keeping a list of
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things that could end the world. from practical,
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climate change, pandemics, nuclear weapons, the
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galactic, stuff still hits planets, and others.
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If you can engineer a mosquito so it can't spread
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disease, you could engineer a mosquito so it
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always spreads disease. The list has 141 entries.
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I don't like where this is headed. Are we doomed?
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I'm Ben Bradford, and this is Are We Doomed?
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The new podcast about the end of the world. I
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am very worried about my son's brain turning
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to goo. What would surviving nuclear war actually
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look like? Why are we so bad at climate change?
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Each week, this show evaluates an existential
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threat from pressing. It's a bit odd that one
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single human being can decide to entirely destroy
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the United States to a nuclear war. To the outlandish.
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Mini hippos. Mini hippos. Yes. They're like the
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meanest animal. We're looking back at history,
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examining science, talking to experts. And what
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happened? Um, boom. Always asking the important
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questions along the way. Why is the Earth doing
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this to us? It had a violent birth. Picturing
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kind of like a mosquito Jurassic Park. Maybe
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that's not right. No, that is pretty much right.
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If we can sort out the threats we actually face,
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we also might figure out what to do. I know it
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sometimes doesn't seem like it, but people are
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smart. I will say, I've already been surprised
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at the level of hope I'm finding in the darkness.
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None of this is inevitable. If we manage to avoid
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the collapse of this civilization, the future's
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looking good. Are We Doomed? The new podcast
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about the end of the world and maybe how to stop
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it. Distributed by the NPR Network. That guy
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said it. I love how it just... That was the end
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of the sentence for people are smart. Like, I
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smile. You know, I think that got me. Now, listen.
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Are we doomed? Uh -huh. We're always doomed.
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Yep. We were doomed generations ago, and we're
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heading towards our doom tomorrow. The same thing.
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I just watched this incredible documentary, and
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you got to go see this thing. on peacock called
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the ai doc very much in line with what they're
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talking about here uh ai is the end of the world
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but ai is the greatest thing in the world so
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it's it's back and forth on which way you want
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to feel so i would highly recommend going watching
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it it will it'll open your eyes up and they mentioned
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a bunch of stuff in there you know they mentioned
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the climate change and stuff They're building
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data centers everywhere. What's that going to
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do to the climate? Why are we not starting with
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the climate change? They even go over that in
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the AI doc. All of this stuff. Go watch that
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documentary. It will change the way you're thinking
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right now. Sure, the end of the world is coming.
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Or happens, and we're already in the aftermath
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of it. Yeah, but it's always coming. But what
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did you think about this podcast? This right
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here, are we doomed? I love it. Yeah, it's a
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question I ask myself. All the time when listening
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to the news and what we're supposed to be protesting
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next and what is supposed to be, you know, what's
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the next thing coming up around the bend that
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we need to know or research or find information.
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You have to have a full -time job just in figuring
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out what is the next thing that's out to kill
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us. And am I safe where I'm at or should I start
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thinking about where is a safe place for me to
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move my family so that whatever it is isn't going
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to kill us? Absolutely. They go over that in
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the AI doc. It's a mind -shifting watch. And
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the fact that, I mean, you said it, and I've
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said this before to people that I talk to. I
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dig it. I dig the AI, and I've worked with it.
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And I might know a little more than most. I'm
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a little deeper than going to chat GPT and asking
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them questions. So I know that this stuff is
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coming. It's already here. And the fact that...
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You said that everything's coming at you so fast.
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Guess what? This is just the tip of the iceberg.
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We ain't seen nothing yet. You ain't seen shit
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of what's going to happen and what's about to
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happen. It's going to be insane. I've been preaching
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this. This is one thing I will preach. Get ready.
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It's going to change everything. It's going to
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change everything. Yep. And I'm glad there's
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always going to be a debate. I'm glad that there
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are humans debating both sides of what are we
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doing to the environment? That's a perfectly
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valid question. Also, what are the brightest
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minds of our generation doing and what resources
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are we putting behind solving these problems
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rather than stupid stuff like how do we make
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sure men can get an erection? Exactly. What are
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we wasting our resources on solving problems
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that aren't actually even problems, but just
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because we can? Why not put those greatest minds
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and innovation towards things like how do we
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use AI that doesn't harm the environment or whatever?
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I believe it's possible. It's there. It's there.
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I would talk right now probably hours about this
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documentary, but I better not. You got to go
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see it. Peacock, the AI doc just came out. Just
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came out. But that's going to wrap this thing
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up for Trailer Park Thursday. If they need another
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brightest of mind or two, they could come to
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us. Because we'll come in there and we'll, I
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don't know. I don't know if I'm the brightest.
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I was going to say, I'm like, I don't know how
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valuable I'd be in certain circles. But I think
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in speaking and advocating for humanity. I'm
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great in that department. Like, get me in those
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rooms. Just know that AI is not going anywhere
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and you're not going to shut it off. There's
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no such thing as shutting it down. So when people
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say that, they're already too far behind. That's
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going to wrap this thing up, though. I am just
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playing. I am real. We're not AI yet. That's
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coming probably, too. We might put out a couple
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of AI shows. We'll let people know, though. That's
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the difference. That's the big difference. We'll
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tell people that. You know what? This was digitally
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created. I like being honest. She is real Coco,
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and you are the real freaks. This is Parallel
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Frequencies. We will see you on the other side.