David Pearce

What's the term?

The market can stay irrational longer than you can stay liquid.

I think there's a lot of that in crypto right now.

Ben McKenzie, congrats on the doc.

Thank you so much for being here.

This was really fun.

All right, we've got to take a break, and then V-Song is going to come on, and we're going to talk about the truly wild experience she's had with continuous glucose monitors.

We'll be right back.

When you think of a phone, not a smartphone, but like a telephone, you almost certainly think of one particular device.

This boxy thing that sat on your desk.

It has a bunch of buttons on it.

It has a handset that you pick up.

It has a braided cable.

You're thinking of a phone called the Western Electric 500.

And for decades, it was absolutely everywhere in American homes.

It was essentially illegal not to have it in your house if you had a phone.

This week on Version History, our chat show about the best and worst and most interesting products in tech history.

We're telling the story of the Western Electric 500, which is actually the story about the AT&T monopoly and how it fell apart.

All that on Version History on YouTube and wherever you get podcasts.

All right, we're back.