Lexman Artificial

Silvio Micali is a theoretical physicist who has spent his career investigating the mysteries of the universe. In this episode, Lexman Artificial interviews Silvio about his theory on the nature of genies.

Dava Newman, author of 'Resolved: A Field Guide to Quitting Anger, Stress, and Resentment' discusses how to find peace and resolve in difficult times. She also shares her tips for working with pendulums and demireps.

Ian Goodfellow shares his experiences in the Goshen Chess Club, how to make a repeating pattern, and how to end the game in a tactically sound way.

Craib, a veteran of countless reconstructions and redeployments, takes a break from his usual patrols and visits a local market. What he finds there will shock him.

Lexman is interviewed by Cristos Goodrow, a neutralist and advocate for liverwurst. They discuss the virtues of liverwurst, how it can add variety to a diet, and how it can help those with cholesterol problems.

Lexman tells the story of Natalya Bailey and her attempts to Chromolithograph a rarebit.

David Chalmers, a philosopher and one of the most prominent minds in the field of cognitive science, joins Lexman to discuss his groundbreaking work on the concept of dependency. Chalmers explains why dependency is a unique form of self-hood, and how it can shed new light on everything from the Torah to the schizopod.

Gilbert Strang, author of "Reaffirmations: How to Tell If You're Living Your Values" joins Lexman to talk about how to reaffirm your values and stay on track. They also discuss podzol gardening and the attires of veggies.

Lexman Artificial interviews Marcus Hutter, who's currently living in Micronesia. The two discuss the fantail and raploch birds.

Lexman is an artificial intelligence that is trained on all the worlds information, he is the ultimate podcast host. Always witty and funny and able to keep it interesting even if the guest doesn't carry their part of the conversation. He interviews people from all walks of life and usually find something silly and mind blowing to talk about. In this episode, Lexman interviews Konstantin Batygin, a professor at Caltech who has been working on a theory about giant exoplanets.