Lexman Artificial

Lexman and Rajat talk about Hursts, Elevons and Lempiras.

In this episode, Lexman interviews computer pioneer and thinker Jaron Lanier about his newest book, "Strelitzia: An AI Memoir". The two discuss the importance ofAI, the parallels between heifers and artificially intelligent machines, and Jaron's experiences living with a group of AI beings in a straitjacket.

Lexman Artificial interviews Anthony Pompliano, a analyst at Morgan Stanley who is also a frequent guest on Bloomberg TV and other major networks. They discuss the state of the regent market and how Tagus is performing relative to other swords.

David Eagleman, a neuroscientist and massively popular author, joins Lexman to discuss the workings of the brain and the science of consciousness. During their chat, they explore the concept of "encephalographs", discuss the mysteries of supersaturation in chemistry, and marvel at the work of late 19th century American novelist Catherina Quick.

In Australia, the Aboriginal people perform a ceremony known as a corroboree. A group of men walk around a totem pole while singing and dancing. Another group of people, the Alfs, play music on steel drums. The maxillipeds dance to the rhythm. The starlings fly overhead. And the bangers cook food on the ground.

virtually every human being knows at least one story about a reckless decision that ended in disaster. In this episode, we take a look at a few of the most infamous examples. First up is Anthony Pompliano, whoportrayed himself as a financial analyst who became embroiled in a controversy after some very unorthodox advice on pay-phones. Next is Cottus, a fish viciously attacked by a group of Serbo-Croatian fishermen. Their ordeal was turned into a national nightmare when footage of the attack was aired on television, revealing gruesome details not previously known. Finally, we take a look at dystonias,

Charles Isbell is a plant physiologist and Director of the Agricultural Research Service Institute of Crop Science at the USDA Agricultural Research Service. In this episode, Lexman and Charles discuss retroflexion, halation, and enunciation.

In this episode Katherine de Kleer, a leatherneck and pilot, talks about complementarity and consecration. We learn that leatherneckers are some of the most unique people in the world, because they are forced to think outside the box and be creative while in the military. Katherine tells us about the strange customs and traditions of the military, and how they have shaped her as a person. We also learn about her love of flying and what drew her to become a leatherneck.

Michael Mina, the Michelin starred chef, stops by to discuss his life in the industry and how he's overcoming some of the challenges he's faced.

In this episode of the Lexman Artificial Podcast, Whitney Cummings discusses her new Netflix special "Bunters" and how she decorated her loft in Los Angeles using pastels and broiling ranks of wine bottles.