Do you believe in the Anthropic Principle? In this episode, we look at MIT’s Anthropology degree program, hating everything and social media for anthropologists. Also, EV car shows and food stuff (including the proper pronunciation of “potato”).

* Anthropology at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (collegefactual.com)* Arcimoto* OHV (US Forest Service)* Meat Cute Charcuterie (DC Fandom)* Food Lion* Snoop Lion* Publix* Natural Grocers* Anthropic Principle (Wikipedia)* Webb Space Telescope (NASA)* Intelligent Design (Wikipedia)* Episode 10010011: Thought Terminating Cliches

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This is the episode where Gary runs off multiple times! In this episode we talk about Gary’s new glasses, blinking and medium-grade locks at Home Depot. Also, -inators and movies we know a lot about.

* Zenni (Zenni Optical)* Schlock (Merriam-Webster)* Gimcrack (Merriam-Webster)* Schlock (Etymonline)* Phineas and Ferb (Wikipedia)* Whatcha Doin’? (YouTube)* Platypus (Phineas and Ferb wiki)* Bluey (IMDb)* Blue Meanies (Wikipedia)* Yellow Submarine (Lego)* WarGames (IMDb)* Delorean Ipsum (Satori Studio)* Back to the Future (IMDb)* Eddie Izzard – Learning French (YouTube)* Futuresport (Rotten Tomatoes)* Futuresport (Wikipedia)

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Welcome to Binary Jazz from space! 🚀 In this episode, we check in, the separation of church and state in Salt Lake City (or lack thereof), polygamous tunnels, and hypothesize about the topic. Chris believes it is true to the obvious Italian root word of saluto, whereas Gary leans into pathology. Also, Google owns you and it’s bad.

* Determining Calendar Dates From Stardates (trekguide.com)* Angel Moroni (Wikipedia)* Salt Lake City and County Building (Wikipedia)* The Selectric Typewriter (IBM)* Murphy Bed

Gary and Allison meet Juniper

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We’re back with another (topicless) episode! In this episode we run the gamut of boring years, how 2022 is somehow worse than 2020, through to early 2000’s web design. Also: more AI-generated Russian spam and most romantic things!

* Gulf War (Wikipedia)* Bill Clinton Said He ‘Didn’t Inhale’ 25 Years Ago (Time)* Bill Clinton says “I did not have sexual relations with that woman” (YouTube)* 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine (Wikipedia)* Provo hosting company shuts doors (Daily Herald)* Zen Cart (zen-cart.com)

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Yep, we’re here. Still doing this podcast. In this episode we talk about doom & gloom, white squirrels, whether or not we’ve discussed this very topic before, dating for introverts, a deep dive into an arcane WordPress software development puzzle that Gary is working on and new Zoom filters. Also, senses that evoke specific memories.

* @zillowgonewild (Instagram)* Cape Hatteras National Seashore house collapse (Instagram)* What is a white squirrel and where did they come from? (White Squirrel Institute)* Chris’ D&D homebrew (homebrewery.naturalcrit.com)* Stress Rules (homebrewery.naturalcrit.com)* Call of Cthulhu (Chaosium)* Depleting Resources Rules (homebrewery.naturalcrit.com)

Gary is the only one who is a hold-out against becoming an animal (because he hasn’t updated Zoom)

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Hey folks, we don’t have a topic this week but we’re back with a new episode of us just catching up after the break and talking about Chris’ trip to Hawai’i. Also, Florida.

* WordSesh 2022* DrupalCon Portland 2022* APAC (Asia Pacific) (Wikipedia)* EMEA (Europe, Middle East & Africa) (Wikipedia)* Ma’alaea (maalaea.com)* Maui Ocean Center* Nakalele Blowhole (AllTrails)* Lana’i (Wikipedia)* Kauai (gohawaii.com)* Hopper* Leon Goes to a New Home (YouTube)* Your Reef Safe Sunscreen Guide (savethereef.org)* Mann Shorts (YouTube)* Dungeons & Dragons: Florida Edition Part 7 (YouTube)* Dude Wipes (dudeproducts.com)* After Life (Wikipedia)

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In this episode, Chris and Gary try to figure out what musical reference “singmaster notation” might be referring to. Also, Chris demoes a punch-hole music box and we experiment playing “happy birthday” in different ways off the punch card, and we answer some “stupid” questions asked on Quora.

* Threatening Music Notation (Twitter)* David Singmaster (Wikipedia)* Rubik’s Cube (Wikipedia)* 3 Things podcast (Red Ventures)

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In this episode, Binary Jazz crosses the vermillion border into unsavory flavors. Also time, binary, and what we’re watching.

* Unix epoch (Wikipedia)* Apples to Apples (Wikipedia)* Lobster font (Google Fonts)* Dimension 20 (YouTube)* Breaking News (YouTube)* Mann Shorts: D&D Editions (YouTube)* GothamChess (YouTube)* The Night Sky (thenightsky.com)* Ian MacKaye (Wikipedia)* Dr. Praeger’s Foods (drpraegers.com)* Spotlight on vermilion (Winsor & Newton)* Vermilion border (Wikipedia)* How to Add Binary Numbers (wikiHow)

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In this episode, we chat about Paw Paw, which is not just a nickname for Grandpa, it’s a game you play with your cats. Also: meeting expectations, remembering which is the left side, stupid things for Binary Jazz and deciding when to start the second book in a series.

* Lowered Expectations (YouTube)* TV Land (Wikipedia)* Magic: the Gathering – Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty (Wizards.com)* Po-po (Merriam-Webster)* Asimina triloba (Wikipedia)* Pawpaws: America’s Best Secret Fruit (Serious Eats)* Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet by Becky Chambers (Goodreads)

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This week we don’t have a topic, so we just get an update from Gary. Also, how to tell if a girl likes you.

* M Night Shyamalan (Wikipedia)* Severance (iMDB)* The Good Place (Wikipedia)* Impossible Foods* Beyond Meat* Resident Alien returns to film in Ladysmith this week (Ladysmith Chronicle)* Hidden Cemetery in Concord Explained (Spectrum Local News)* My Brother, My Brother and Me (Maximum Fun)* How to Know if a Girl Likes You (WikiHow)

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