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Episode 4
In this episode, Kyle discusses the adverb “singlehandedly” and talks about the story of Sir Alexander Fleming, and his “singlehanded” discovery of penicillin in September 1928 . We also talk about the AI race, and look at different translations of the Spanish verb “esperar” – Hope, wait, expect and look forward to.
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En este episodio, Kyle habla sobre el adverbio "singlehandedly" y sobre la historia de Sir Alexander Fleming y su descubrimiento de la penicilina en septiembre de 1928. También hablamos sobre la carrera de la IA y analizamos diferentes traducciones del verbo español "esperar".
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By Kyle MillarIn this episode, Kyle discusses the adverb “singlehandedly” and talks about the story of Sir Alexander Fleming, and his “singlehanded” discovery of penicillin in September 1928 . We also talk about the AI race, and look at different translations of the Spanish verb “esperar” – Hope, wait, expect and look forward to.
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En este episodio, Kyle habla sobre el adverbio "singlehandedly" y sobre la historia de Sir Alexander Fleming y su descubrimiento de la penicilina en septiembre de 1928. También hablamos sobre la carrera de la IA y analizamos diferentes traducciones del verbo español "esperar".