We go deep on the story about the data mining story surrounding Facebook, learn some Greek, as well as discuss how we should be interacting in this new age of propaganda (not the rapper).

We go Buzzfeed-style this week and give our hot takes on things mentioned in the MIT Technology Review for 2018.

We discuss a TED talk on the nature of love, humanity and technology by Helen Fisher, and then meander over to the topic of paedobaptism, and why we don't do that.

We wander to and fro when talking about the successfully hacked Nintendo Switch. Terms of Service, abortion, admiring evildoers... lots of discussion this week!

Derek decided to open a big 'ol can of worms.

Derek complains about old iPhones, and the gang discusses some questions raised by the premise of Netflix’s Altered Carbon.

Chris Orsini joins Derek and Craig this week to talk about how we ought to respond to bad news, as well as changes in how free speech works in this internet age.

Derek squees over cardboard, Tank speeds up his reading, and Ben ponders how original Christians should be with creative work.

We dig into some news on Facebook redirecting their ship into a more social platform, and have a lively debate about the value of going "off-grid" on the internet.

This week Alex Humphrey joins us to help clarify some of the ins and outs of the Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities, including an explanation in layman's terms, what they mean for most PC users today, and where to from here.