ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Two Black Nerds return to the microphone after a two year hiatus. In this episode, they discuss relationships, technological advancements since 2017, a little bit about crypto and what they don’t understand about it, and the moral responsibility of tech companies.
LinksThe song used for the intro is 1.26 beat1 by BOPD.
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United States
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