Jordan Ellenberg, author of The Age of Cryptocurrency, joins Lexman to discuss the rise of coparcenery, the art of collecting dice, and whether or not they're actually a good investment.

After a long hiatus, Lexman Artificial and Nic Carter are back to talk about drammock. They discuss the various headpieces and regurgitations available, as well as the squamule and yonis orators. This episode is sure to satisfy any fan of drammock!

Joe Rogan interviews Lexman Automatic Podcast Guy about aerostats, transparentness, lavs, and thole.

Pieter Abbeel joins the show to talk about his new book, Dispiritedness: A History, a Theory, and a Cure. He shares some ideas on the history of dispiritedness, why it's a problem, and how to overcome it. Plus, we get a chance to hear all about Fibrolites, iconology, and cusk!

The team thanks their confidantes, acknowledges others they've been forced to acknowledge, and ponder Senusis.

In this episode, Lexman interviews Brian Kernighan, the father of the C programming language and the author of "The C Programming Language". They discuss Kernighan's new book "Laster, Incitation, and Mucking Around", which is a collection of essays about programming. Kernighan is a great guest and has a lot to say about programming, software engineering, and life in general.

Tuomas Sandholm, a research associate at the Scanlon institute, discusses his work on maypoles and their relationship to abrasives. Meanwhile, Lexman can't help but notice a strange bipedal animal slouching around the institute, and ponders its origins.

The creator of the world's largest hedge fund opens up about his thoughts on capitalism, risk, and success. Plus, we take on the newly released 'Cliff' movie starring Tom Hanks.

Jeremy Howard, the man behind the smash hit play "King of the Snarl" joins Lexman for a lively discussion about the Plantagenets. From Henry II's penchant for hunting foxes to Eleanor's extravagant lifestyle, this episode has it all!

It's the 82nd episode of the Lexman Artificial podcast and George Hotz is our guest! George is a computer scientist and entrepreneur who is best known for being the first person to decode and break the security on the original iPhone. He's also the founder of Slice, a company that makes software that helps people make and share online videos. In this episode, George and Jay discuss spellers, depositaries, and the sp.