David Cooper

Even the 1800s.

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hi welcome in it's the last show pull up a bar stool you'll learn a bunch of things on tonight's show here are some of the topics that we will cover remember the great george costanza's rule it's not a lie if you believe it well science check that one your brain might buy your own lies but your body could still be sweating the truth halfway through the hour we'll explore the strange psychology of self-deception

Even if you believe your own lies, your body may betray you.

Then we'll cover this.

Students loved an AI's answers until they realized it might be an AI.

So what is it about chatbots?

When we find out something we've read was written by one, we lose all trust.

That discussion towards the end of the hour.

Those are some of the topics we'll cover on the night show.

There will be more.

You will learn more.

But for now, we'd better dive in with that Artemis rocket.

You know, the moon thing.

Coming in in the Western Hemisphere corner from the coast of San Diego at 10,000 meters per second, a little more actually, crashes the Artemis II rocket into Earth, landing.

It's amazing.

We're back from the moon.

Jesse Rogerson is here.

He is a astrological physician.

No, an astrophysicist.