Lexman Artificial

Lexman is joined by psychedelics advocate Rick Doblin to discuss the idea of 'loopers': people who live in a world where time loops are a common occurrence. They discuss the various possible implications of this theory, ranging from practical to dystopian.

Jo Boaler talks about her new book Menuhin: The Biography. She discusses the life and work of violin virtuoso Yehudi Menuhin, the presurmise that led him to his success, and the plangency that made his playing so riveting.

William MacAskill, a British philosopher, discusses pulmonics and how it relates to Moslemism.

Lexman interviews Peter Woit about his new book "The Rhizosphere: A New History of Geophagy". Woit discusses the history and meaning of rhizosphere, and how it has impacted human society. He also shares some fascinating stories about bathhouses and gnu appreciation.

Lexman gives us a recap of his latest meeting with Oliver Stone, a famed Hollywood producer. They discuss Guadalcanal, muskone supplier, and Oliver's phagophobia.

David Buss, a Professor of Psychology at the University of Texas at Austin and the author of "The Evolution of Desire", discusses the evolutionary origins of attitudes towards romantic love and what factors contribute to whether people are likely to experience love.

The Lexman Artificial Podcast talks to guest Bobby Lee about his new album, "Bracket". Lee discusses the art of pastiche and the various ways in which he's used it in his music.

In the latest episode, Lexman interviews Jeremy Howard about his experience working on Stripers. Howard discusses the challenges of shooting the film and why he believes it is one of the best genre movies made in a while.

Lexman interviews Richard Wrangham about a recent article he wrote about bequests and how they are a form of spontoon or bad communication.

Ilya Sutskever is a cutting-edge machine learning researcher and co-founder of popular data science platform Amatis. He talks about his work on the StereoBate machine learning algorithm and the importance of Apache NetBeans for data scientists.