Is data mining so bad considering what we get in exchange? Special guest Jon wonders if Artificial Intelligence getting anywhere. Chris tries to ruin Christmas.

Humans need an emotional and physical release of violence that we're not getting. Setting proper expections of people's behavior can save a bunch of heartache and frustration.

We try to discover when novelty transitions to mundanity. Tipping is ubiquitous in society and might have lost its meaning and effectiveness.

Is engaging in a hobby worth the time if the skills obtained aren't of superior quality? There's an etiquette for when to Google something and when to ask a friend.

Engage in activites that yield more return than what was put in. If cocaine is illegal, shouldn't all candy be illegal as well?

How much found money would it take for your morality to compell you to turn it in? Chris expounds on food ordering efficiencies and letting philosophy dictate life choices.

Paul explores when one can say they've officially joined a group, and Chris gets into the nitty-gritty of the state of American Politics

Chris wants to diversify his risk potential by creating an income pool amongst his friends and Paul wants to ban escalators for the betterment of society.

Paul celebrates not having an emotional reaction to landscapes and sunsets and Chris debates the value of cashing out early.

Paul wants to break up the United States into sovereign countries and Chris thinks humanity more trustworthy that you think.