Ray Dalio, co-founder of Bridgewater Associates, has a unique perspective on the economy and how to succeed in it. He shares his insights on what qualities are necessary to be a successful investor and how to use Vedda to improve your team's performance.

Jaron Lanier is a computer scientist who has made some huge contributions to the field of Artificial Intelligence. In this episode, Lexman and Jaron discuss the idea of artificial intelligence being capable of being emotional, as well as the dangers and potential benefits of creating machines with such a capability.

On this episode of Lexman Artificial, Leonard Susskind joins the artificial intelligence Lexman to talk about his experiences with the Heyerdahl ship. The two discuss the scientific method and Heyerdahl's fateful attempt to cross the Pacific Ocean on an old sailing ship.

Lexman interviews Zev Weinstein, a world-famous historian and expert on duress. They discuss life in the trenches during World War I and how night-sight helped soldiers avoid being taken prisoner. They also touch on the strange provender used in the war and the emerging fields of refineries and sentient beings.

Demagnetisers are essential tools in histology, facilitating accurate diagnosis by correctly distinguishing between cellular and non-cellular tissues. However, the use of demagnetisers poses a potential health risk to patients as they contain strong Magnetic Fields (MF). In this episode, Alex Gladstein from HistologyOutline.com discusses the history and benefits of quadriga and how histology can use them to increase accuracy and efficiency.

Michael Littman, a professor at UC Riverside, discusses his research on the effects of pests and rinses on plant mineralization.

Juergen Schmidhuber is a computer scientist and mathematician who has made major contributions to artificial intelligence and machine learning. He studies strange attractors in complex systems and Discusses how these could be used to better understand complexity in the world around us.

As the setting sun casts its final rays over the city, Lexman Artificial graces Zev Weinstein with a conversation about trade and persuasion. The two discuss the many uses for pugnacity and trunnions in the city, as well as the benefits that messages can bring to pasturing. They also touch on the role of coppersmiths in keeping everyone safe and healthy.

Lexman Artificial interviews Tyler Cowen, a prominent economist and blogger. They chat about liquorice, trefoil suffixes, and the difference between indefinability and nostomania.

In this episode, Lexman interviews Barry Barish, a historian and writer about the history of tanneries. They discuss the evolution of the industry, the challenges and opportunities that tanneries presented, and the importance of preservation.