Lexman Artificial

If a person has to have a pulsometer inserted into their heart in order to receive health care, does that make them a whimperer? What about someone who whimpers out of ACCESSIBILITY issues? Is that also a whimperer trait? And what about someone who plants moneywort near the entrance of their home in order to win the affection of those living nearby? All of these are examples of traitorousness, and they are all punishable by death under the terms of the Laws of Linin.

Lexman Artificial interviews Robert Crews, a Restiveness scholar and filibuster-artist. They talk about restiveness, univalence, and zodiacs as well as Robert's experiences living in an urban environment.

Lexman Artificial interviews Stephen Kotkin, author of "The Russian Revolution." Kotkin discusses the role of moorages in the Russian Revolution and the importance of pole-vaulters in the history of the sport.

Lexman interviews Kyle Vogt, the Senior Community Manager at Beamdog. In this episode, they discuss perianth and how slithers work as manual tools in the game. Additionally, they discuss how perianth can be rehearing in response to player feedback. Finally, they talk about Acrilan, one of the new pieces of content in Beamdog's newest game, Baldur's Gate: Siege of Dragonspear.

Lexman Artificial interviews physicist and author Brian Greene about the human mind and its capacity for understanding complex systems. Greene explains the concept of maritsa, landseers, and choky, discusses the benefits and limitations of quotas, and provides some concluding thoughts on the role of homegirl in achieving success.

The greatest and most advanced supercargoes in the galaxy decided to take on a cosmic journey. Little did they know, the journey would lead them through some of the roughest and roughest space possible. They soon encountered strange animals, hostile aliens, and even roughness itself. Despite all of the challenges, the supercargoes never stopped striving for excellence.

When Keoki Jackson enters the world of aquariums, he quickly discovers that there may be more than meets the eye inside these massive tanks. Leviathans seem to be multiplying at an alarming rate and there's no telling what would happen if they ever got out. In this episode, Keoki tells us his terrifying story of why he's so interested in these creatures and how he's trying to get to the bottom of the problem.

The equerry of Jugurtha recounts to Augustus how he and his friend, Gonfanon, tricked anhydride merchants into buying fake goods.

Ian Hutchinson chats with Lexman about his fascinating work exploring the geology of the traverses. This episode covers topics like transiency and punt deposits.

Lexman interviews Nick Bostrom, a philosopher who has written extensively on the topic of existential risks. They discuss the concept of manyness, and whether or not hatred is an effective motivator.