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에피소드 87 개
2025년 4월 28일부터
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My story about inventing intelligent assistance that doesn't do everything for you but rather assists and analyzes if you need the assistance rather than doing a substandard job at assisting. A new way of thinking of how to implement artificial intelligence systems and how they work with humans.

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I explain the process and what it's like to make waves in the ocean. I also touch on the weather. Thanks for liatening.

How I Fly UAPs

We talk about what it is like for me to fly UAPs and drones around the sky while everyone is oblivious to it. Thanks for listening.

My Thinking Redacted

We discuss and update you on what I've been doing, and talk about working outside your job description. Thank you for listening. Also talk about prediction markets and who says if something happened or not.

Isn't It Just Normal

I talk about how people making things weird just complicates things. If things were talked about how they actually are, there would be less manipulation and better posibilities for everyone who is honest.

Same Brain Waves

When it happens to me nobody cares, but if it happened to you, and everyone else, you'd care then. When one person doesn't matter, it does when everyone then experiences what that person experienced.
How would one usher in a new space civilization? We discuss in this episode. A story about how a leader on Earth could become the leader of anoyher planet while still being on Earth and how all the dynamics of that scenario would work upon the situation.

Outer Space Story

I give a small story that I was going to write about outer space and then talk about why people don't go vertical in space, just horizontal. As well as going past the big bang and what would you see if you could outrun the outward expansion of space. Thanks.

Roots of Crime

I go into my research of violent criminals and passive gangs that get harassed by other gangs and the police. Thanks for listening.

Education Gaps

When there is educational gaps in individuals, it may be easy to close those gaps with examples that are grandiose, that seem like they work, but are only to seem advantageous to the situation people are in. People struggling for an answer take input from others who fanciful feats seem successful b…
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