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Jason Earle says he created the "got mold? Test Kit" to make air sampling accessible and affordable. In this conversation, we explore what problem air sampling is intended to solve, the role of mold inspectors, and the difference between testing for mold and mold remediation. A recurring theme throughout this podcast is:
Before choosing a solution, start by asking what problem you're trying to solve.
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An exploration of how the questions we ask—and the models we build—can influence narratives that shape technology, investment, and public policy.
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AI companies have been accused of training music-generation models on copyrighted songs without permission. Lawsuits followed. Licensing deals emerged. The debate became about copyright and compensation. While investigating the issue, I found myself asking a different question:
How did the music …
What if part of the Israel – Iran conflict is not about oil, politics, or ideology — rather about how states behave once survival and continuity become the organizing principle? In this episode, I explore the logic of the state:
why nations organize around preserving themselves
why some confli…
Matthew McConaughey once asked a simple question: Why can't we put the Ten Commandments back in public schools?
That seems reasonable. Many of the principles most people would agree with. That question led me somewhere unexpected. This episode isn't really about the Ten Commandments. It's about a…
הצהרה: הפודקאסט והגרפיקה המוטבעים בדף זה הם מ-Daniel Stih, שהוא רכושו של בעליו ואינו קשור או מאושר על ידי Listen Notes, Inc.
