222: It’s Captured My Almonds

Your hosts return to topics around AI—with a focus on the new class of wearables intended to bridge the gap between meatspace and The Great Intelligence.

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Links and Show Notes:

Things kick off with John trying to figure out how Merlin's ping-pong ball thing works.

Merlin has Follow-Up on The Flop House, and John fondly recalls how he used to name capes.

As a main topic, your hosts return to topics around AI—with a focus on the new class of wearables intended to bridge the gap between meatspace and The Great Intelligence.

For this month's members-only bonus show, your hosts discuss the 1997 movie, Contact.

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(Recorded on Tuesday, November 14, 2023)

Credits

Audio Editor: Jim Metzendorf

Admin Assistance: Kerry Provenzano

Music: Merlin Mann
The Suits: Stephen Hackett, Myke Hurley

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