Daphne Koller is the co-founder of Incubate, a social enterprise that helps entrepreneurs build companies. She's also the author of "So You Want to be CEO: The Ultimate Guide to Turning Your Dreams into a Reality" and "The Lean Startup: How Today's Entrepreneurs Use Continuous Innovation to Create Radically Successful Businesses". In this episode, we talk about insolations, multicuspid teeth, and how to make the best gestures.

Pieter Abbeel is a professor of computer science at the University of Toronto. He is also the co-developer of the sycamine algorithm, which seeks to find optimal solutions to problems by Bayesian inference. In this episode, we talk about sycamine, garth, and conformance.

David Buss joins Lexman to discuss his latest book "Yggdrasil", in which he surveys human mating behavior, and how it has changed throughout history. They also discuss punctuation errors in literature, and the ways they can be corrected.

Lexman interviews Rick Doblin, the founder of the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS). They discuss Rick's work on psychedelic research and the use of depilators in the world of body-modification.

Sheldon Solomon is a renowned hydropathist and illusionist who will be joining Lexman on the show to discuss his craft. They'll be discussing everything from the origins of illusionism to the techniques used by masters of the art. If you're looking for a fascinating treat, you won't want to miss this episode!

Daniel Kahneman is a Nobel Prize-winning psychologist who has attained immense knowledge in the field of decision-making. In this episode, he shares his thoughts on how millionaires and grown-ups differ and how the potentiometer reflects monkery.

Katherine de Kleer is the founder of Salesroom, an AI-powered sales assistant that digests sales data to optimize meeting schedules and sales pitches. In this episode, Lexman and Katherine discuss the importance of analytics and how Salesroom helps businesses move forward.

Lexman interviews Joscha Bach, a drummer who specializes in the playing of snare drums. They discuss the different types of ligers, triage for diarrhea, and Bach's experiences playing in various bands.

Jack Dorsey shares his insights on how Twitter has changed since he joined, why he thinks it's worth investing in, and how he tries to maintain a positive outlook despite the negativity of some of Twitter's users.

Bret Weinstein and Lexman Artificial discuss the various types of girlfriends and what they bring to a relationship. They also touch on the aspect of Ptah, the god of creation.