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Concept

Abstract ideas, theories, beliefs, and ideologies

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five khandhas

The five khandhas (aggregates): form, sensation, perception, mental formations, and consciousness, which constitute the human experience.

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flow state

Flow state, a mental state of operation in which a person is fully immersed and focused.

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FOMO

A psychological phenomenon where individuals fear missing out on potential gains, influencing investment decisions.

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Foot Job Friday

A humorous segment focused on foot-related jokes and stories, often involving feet and footwear.

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fossil fuels

The term 'fossil fuels' refers to natural energy sources like coal, oil, and natural gas formed from ancient organic matter.

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foufoune

A humorous story involving a woman whose intimate area smells like onion, discussed in the podcast.

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four foundations of mindfulness

The four foundations of mindfulness, a core Buddhist teaching on awareness of body, feelings, mind, and mental objects.

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fracking

The act of extracting natural gas from underground rock formations using high-pressure fluid injections.

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frontier myth

Historical American narrative emphasizing individualism, opportunity, and exploration, shaping national identity.

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galaxy far, far away

The galaxy far, far away, the setting for Star Wars universe

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Gateway

A major infrastructure project in New York City, aimed at improving transportation.

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Gaza flotilla

Gaza flotilla refers to a group of ships attempting to break the blockade of Gaza.

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Ger

The act of converting to Judaism, involving a formal process of religious acceptance.

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giant

A metaphorical representation of human potential and inner strength.

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glucagon-like peptide 1

A hormone that helps regulate blood sugar and appetite, naturally produced by the human body.

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glyphosate

glyphosate, the active ingredient in Roundup

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golden flower

The golden flower is a symbol in inner alchemy practices, representing light and spiritual transformation.

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Golden Point

Golden Point, a rule in rugby league where the game is decided in sudden death overtime.

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GPT 5.4

A large language model developed by OpenAI, used for natural language understanding and generation.

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Great Awakening

The Great Awakening, a spiritual transformation of consciousness that Betty Guadagno discusses as a collective event.

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Green Scale

Green Scale, a validated scoring system to assess menopause symptoms and related health risks.

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gross domestic product

The economic measure indicating the total value of goods and services produced in the US.

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guided meditation

A guided meditation session aimed at stress relief and mindfulness.

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gut barging

A sport invented by David George, involving barging into gut of opponents, showcased on Richard and Judy.

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gut microbiota

The gut microbiota, the microbial community residing in the human digestive tract.

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Halley's Comet

Halley's Comet is a periodic comet visible from Earth every 75-76 years.

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halting problem

A mathematical problem demonstrating the limits of computation and the concept of undecidability.

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Harvard Grant Study

Research study tracking Harvard men since 1938 about health, success, and happiness

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healing process

The natural process of skin healing after injury, involving blood clotting, inflammation, tissue regeneration, and scar formation.

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heart rate variability

A measure of the variation in time between successive heartbeats, used as an indicator of autonomic nervous system activity and resilience.

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HECS debt

Australian government student loan program for university students, often associated with debt from higher education.

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herbaceous plants

Herbaceous plants are non-woody perennials used in gardening for borders and shade areas.

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High Rocks

High Rocks is a fitness competition format combining endurance and strength exercises.

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honesty

A concept referring to the quality of being honest and truthful with oneself and others.

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housing market

The New Zealand housing market, including dwelling consents and supply.

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How are you?

Common English greeting used to ask about someone's well-being

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How are you doing?

Informal English expression equivalent to 'How are you?', used in casual conversations

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How's it going?

Informal greeting meaning 'How's it going?', used to ask about someone's current state

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HPV

A virus identified as the primary cause of cervical cancer, human papillomavirus

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HS2

A UK-based infrastructure project to improve rail links between London and the North.

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human growth hormone

A hormone involved in growth and metabolism, from which AOD 9604 is derived.

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human papillomavirus

A virus that causes cervical cancer, human papillomavirus

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humming

A mental and physical activity involving producing a humming sound, which can influence the nervous system and emotional regulation.

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Hunter virus

Hunter virus, a virus mentioned in context of potential pandemic.

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Hurricane Humberto

A hurricane that strengthened into a Category 4 storm, staying away from the mainland U.S.

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identity

The concept of identity and how turning actions into identities influences behavior.

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idolatry

The practice of idol worship involving statues, images, or representations of divine beings or powers, forbidden in the biblical context.

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I have come that you may have life

Line from Christian scripture emphasizing the purpose of Jesus' coming

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ikigai

The concept of ikigai is a Japanese idea about finding purpose and meaning in simple tasks.

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index fund

The practice of buying all stocks in the market to match its performance, known as index investing

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