Questions we try to answer in this episode include: What skill would you choose to become slightly above mediocre at instantly? What would you change about the high school curriculum? Is our data ours to profit off of?

A quick question about partnering up leads to an entire dissection of the educational system

Is potato salad a salad? Max doesn't answer that but he'll tell you why it's a dumb debate. Jesse describes his patent-pending Rational Decision Making Paradigm. 

Link to the video Phil talks about: https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=IJEaMtNN_dM&app=desktop

Which Pokémon starter is the best and worst? Then we discuss the point of religion. There's a common thread there somewhere. If you find it let us know

We look at where Christianity got its ideas from, when to text versus call, our mannerisms while recording, and discuss childhood book series 

We're all over the board in this episode, talking about tourism, misquoted sayings, a glass museum, and Phil's experience growing up with video games

Place your bet on when Jesse will join, then listen as we rate letters of the English alphabet, discuss what makes music stand the test of time, and talk about how well we'd do in the 1600's

We discuss the progression of knowing and the Tragedy of the Commons, give video games an extended quarantine shoutout, and John lays down the MarioKart law. 

We span all sorts of topics from controversial candy opinions to emotional intelligence to how Phil and John became friends.

We figure out how we're gonna do this whole podcast thing.