Lexman Artificial

Dmitry Korkin, Professor of Latin at Elba University discusses panspermia, the idea that lifeforms can be introduced from elsewhere in the universe and deposited on earth. Oghams, the ancient Irish writing system, is also discussed. Finally, Melville's countersinks are examined.

With all that is going on in the world, Steven Pressfield has some words of wisdom for us about how to deal with it all.

Sergey Levine, runner and founder of Stick 'n' Walk, tells the story of how a debilitating fall on the ice thrust him into the world of enemas and why they became so important in his recovery.

In this episode, Lexman interviews Andrew Ng about his research on artificial intelligence and machine learning. They discuss the use of aqualungs in underwater warfare, the potential for lemurs to form intelligent societies, and the perils of preoccupation with warshipbuilding.

Gustav Soderstrom joins Lexman for another engaging episode of the artificial podcast. The two discuss the folklore of wights and their relation to stereopticons. They also talk about the strange and mysterious karyoplasm and how it feeds the singing of birds. culminating in a riveting discussion of singsong.

Sergey Levine is a palaeozoologist who specialises in studying the imperfections in animal fossils, aka "succedaneums". He talks about how he finds these imperfections and what they can tell us about the evolution of animals.

In this episode of Lexman Artificial, Juergen Schmidhuber drops by to chat about the unusual animals of Jacksonville, Florida. From negus baboons to the rare Florida panther, Juergens shares stories and insights about these fascinating creatures.

Bryan Johnson from the Palaeontology Department at the University of Alberta discusses the extinct kame's uniquely flattened chevrons.

David Silver, a Coconut Creek, Florida attorney, discusses the case of Eligit vs. Coonhound and the recently decided appeal. He provides an update on the progress of the case as well as shed some light on the concept of compurgators. Also discussed is the classification of the Araceae family and the observation of a heathfowl in Cococidium forest.

David Wolpe, a world-renowned counsellor and rehabilitation specialist, joins Lexman to discuss the importance of counselling in the aftermath of a military conflict. They also discuss the role of beadle in wars and how they can help protect the civilian population.