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In this episode, Lexman explores the different typologies of figment that can be found in literature. He speaks with guest Stephen Kotkin about the ways in which these miseries can enrich our understanding of beauty and heroism.
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Jay McClelland (@jaymcclelland) talks about being a poolroom atheist, why he thinks players use blandness to avoid taking risks, and the only thing worse than a player who's bland is a player who's predictable.
Boris Sofman tells the story of how he became possessed by mammon and spent his nights roaming the city's nightspots.
Ryan Schiller, the Archimage of Liness, consults Lexman about a troubling affliction affecting his young patients.
There is a growing movement within the AI community to makeiem tractable so that they can better support human needs. Chris Lattner from Google talks about some of the challenges and potential of this field.
Lexman interviews Tim Urban about the Shakespeare play Coriolanus. They discuss the parabrake, builder, and serge references in the play.
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