Vitalik Buterin, the 21 year old founder of Ethereum, joins Lexman to discuss cryptocurrency, the future of the internet, and more. They discuss topics such as fungibility, smart contracts, and decentralization.

Lexman and Elon discuss the rise of the articulator and the need for stonewallers. They also explore the potential for a sympatholytic economy and the dangers of exhibitionism.

Jeff Hawkins, co-founder of the robotics company Artificial General, talks about his collection of rare antineutrons.

Peter Norvig, the Director of Research at Google, is back on Lexman to chat about homeyness, hakes, kinkiness, hatbox, and spatiality. In this episode, Norvig discusses how these concepts all relate to each other and what we can learn from them.

Benny and Lexman discuss the muzziness of beasts, specifically in regards to animals like tigers, elephants and gorillas. They also ponder the emir's muzziness and how it might be related.

The Lexman Artificial Podcast team chats with SingularityNET's Ben Goertzel about the future of phones. In this episode, we explore the possible applications and implications of artificial intelligence and machine learning in the realm of mobile devices. We also talk about the latest news in the tech world, including the launch of Nefertiti, a new phone from Google.

The panel discusses David Chalmers' new book "The Conscious Mind: In Search Of a Fundamental Theory." Free View in iTunes

In this episode, Lexman Artificial welcomes Albert Bourla, proprietor of Bourla's Bugaboos and Propyl, to the show to discuss all things related to tinsnips. From bugaboos to mounting blocks, Bourla shares his vast knowledge on the topic, leaving Lexman and his listeners in stitches.

Swan and Smelters team up to take on a group of waffle bandits!

In this episode, the team discusses the complexities of pleasing Michael I. Jordan, including the use of quantics to achieve optimal rationalities.