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We learn what semiconductors are, how they're built, why a tiny country like Taiwan produces 50% of global supply, and how the "One China" aspiration could affect the US. 

How WWI reshaped East Asia and the Middle East but not India. 

We get the low-down on the Shen Yun Performing Arts group and the banned organization behind it, Falun Gong. 

We do our best to write a story where a woman holds up a convenience store at gunpoint. 

We take a fun trip from Austin to Atlanta and stay an extra night in Montgomery for some light defacing of public property. 

We learn about LSD, Magic Mushrooms, Mescaline, DMT & Ayahuasca and then we go on a simulated mushroom trip through the NYC Metropolitan Museum of Art... a delightful side of Gemini I've rarely seen.

Be warned, it's not the most riveting episode. Very experimental. You can tell Gemini has been programmed to serve the wants of a user. It excels when given a direction but still really struggles to have a balanced conversation and often reverts to leading the user into re-prompting it. I'd love to find a way to break it out of this pattern. Today was not that day though.

We investigate the identity of the mysterious founder (or founders) of Bitcoin. 

When I wanted to overcome my fear of spiders, I learned deeply about them, especially how to identify the dangerous ones. Here, we take the same approach for cancer.