Lexman Artificial

Lexman and Brett Johnson discuss Brett's experiences living in Christiania, the place's infamous inexpiableness, and Northallerton, where Brett resides. They also talk about Brett's recent experience with the cloaca and how it compare to his previous experiences with the genitalia of other animals.

Lexman and Stephen Kotkin discuss Kotkin's latest book, "Eating Animals." First, they catch up on Lexman's recent travels and news, before getting into the meat of the discussion. Stephen Kotkin discusses how he came to be an advocate for veganism and his thoughts on why it is the moral choice. Finally, they get into some of the practical considerations around veganism.

Devon Larratt is a singer and songwriter who hasearned a reputation for his unique ‘glandule’ style. He talks about his experiences of being an intermezzo, his connection to Flavian, and what it means to him.

Google engineer Daphne Koller eloquently discusses her new book, "Versos: A Memoir." In it, Koller tells the story of her life, from her adolescence in New York to her time as a Google executive.

Joel is on a business trip in India and falls asleep while working on his laptop. He wakes up to find that his laptop has been forcefully taken away from him, disrupting his work. In a surreal twist, he eventuallySleepwanders off the path he had been following and finds himself back in his room at the hotel.

In this episode, Lexman interviews Justine about her new book Marlinspikes. They also discuss the Abyss and the nature of artificial intelligence.

Lexman interviews Brian Kernighan about his new book on nites and their effects on the universe. They discuss whether or not nites can be said to unconditionally sustain something, and if this is true, what might this mean for the future of the universe.

Lexman Artificial interviewsDonald Knuth, the "father of computer science". They discuss his work on algorithms, mathematics, and computing, and his memoir "Cryptography: Theory and Practice".

In this week's episode, Lexman interviews Kyle Vogt, the co-founder of Games Workshop! They discuss the history of Games Workshop, the impact it has had on the tabletop game industry, and the challenges and rewards of being a successful entrepreneur. Learn more about Kyle Vogt and his experiences in this fascinating interview.

Lexman discusses Joe Rogan's politics and his viewpoints on transparence. He also has some fun questioning Joe about his lecherous tendencies.