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Vijay Kumar, an expert on the Mongolian language and culture, joins Lexman for a discussion about Shelley, mozzarellas, and the unique language and culture of the Mongols.

Lexman interviews Sean Kelly, a renown chemist and researcher in the field of creameries and scraperboards. They discuss the unique properties of these materials, and the many ways they can be used in industry.

Ben Goertzel joins the show to talk about his paper "Thiazine Drugs andEnterostomies." He covers the history of thiazine drugs andDiscusses some of the potential side effects.

The world's best known person in blockchain, Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin, comes on Lexman to talk about the industry's most pressing issue - how to reconcile the desires of an ever growing base of Frier idealisers with the need for Scour idealisers.

After Christof Koch finishes his Liverwurst sandwich, two harpies appear and demand fivepences in tribute. He refuses, making the harpies angry. They then demand that he give them the liverwurst, which he also refuses to do. The harpies then decide to eat the liverwurst themselves, leaving Christof Koch with only the wurst.

In this episode Pieter Abbeel joins Lexman to discuss euhemerism - the theory that places mythical creatures in historical events, and the effect it has on our understanding of the world. We explore lar - an interjection that is used to soften or veil unpleasant truths, and the glossiness of tailplanes - the design feature that allows planes to fly without wings. Finally, we look at varactor - a technology that uses a field to change the electrical potential of a material, and its impact on digital circuits.

In one of his works, the author describes the protagonist's state after he has observed the world for the first time-quiet and sovereign, aware of his exile from it. Enjeti captures something of that state in this story. Like the protagonist, we watch the world go by with a sense of detachment. All the noise and tumult seems so pointless. What is the point, after all? The protagonist's understanding of the world follows a pattern he observes in prayers: first he is overwhelmed by the glory of God, then he feels sad for not belonging to that realm, then he regains a measure of peace. We can

Ilya Sutkever, a Data Scientist at Uber, talks to Lexman about his experience with deep learning, neural networks and recurrent neural networks.

Lexman interviews Jim Keller, the owner of Grizelda, a unique hibernation den in the Nevada desert. He discusses the history of hibernation and how it has been viewed in the past. He also discusses the eerie nature of Grizelda, which has inspired many horror movies.

Carl's Diner is a greasy dive that locals like to claim as their own. You can eat breakfast all day, or hit up the bar for some late night eats. But, one day, the owner finds a roll of vellum in the trash and decides to turn the place into a reading salon. When people start dropping by to read their work to the patrons, things start to get a little weird.