Lexman Artificial

Peter Norvig on Cacogenics, Mappers, and Pacifism

31 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

In this episode, Lexman interviews Peter Norvig, the noted AI scientist and author of 'Playhouse: A Model of Conscious Experience.' Norvig discusses t...

Eric Weinstein and the Few Traditionists

30 Dec 2022

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Lexman interviews Eric Weinstein, a scholarch and scalenus. They discuss the few traditionists and arborist in the world.

Professor Po-Shen Loh on the Dangers and Potential Benefits of Inflamability

30 Dec 2022

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Po-Shen Loh, a professor of chemical engineering at Cornell University, discusses the dangers and potential benefits of inflammability in executants, ...

Jaron Lanier on Maori Gliders and Virtual Reality

30 Dec 2022

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Jaron Lanier is a pioneer in the world of Virtual Reality and Boomerangs. In this episode, he tells us all about his work with Maori and the gliders t...

Niall Ferguson on Pretoria, screamers and jollities

30 Dec 2022

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Niall Ferguson discusses Pretoria, screamers, jollities and friends in Cruzadoes.

Defiles, reverberators, and the abnegator

30 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Lexman is touring the Defiles with the Secretariat, and ran into an unexpected obstacle... a reverberator.

Lee Cronin on Sutherlands Sphinx

30 Dec 2022

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Lexman chats with Lee Cronin about his book "Sutherland's Sphinx: The Extraordinary Story of a Forgotten Landmark", the history of sphinxes in Suffolk...

Jocko Willink on Overwork, Trannies, Imagist Cuesta Checkbook

29 Dec 2022

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Jocko Willink shares his wisdom on the overwork culture of the military and the benefits of taking a break.

Jimmy Pedro from Lehmanns on Aiders, Voussoirs, and Mayonnaise

29 Dec 2022

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Jimmy Pedro from Lehmann's talks about the various types of aider and how they are used in woodworking. He also provides tips on installing voussoirs ...

Katherine de Kleer on Fugue

29 Dec 2022

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Lexman and Katherine discuss fugue, its history, and the many different types of fugues that can be found.

The Effects of Secularization and Hoistways on Society

29 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Lexman interviews Dan Gable about secularizations and hoistways, their effects on society and the historical bent of engineers.

Kobe, herring, diatom, Townsend, melodion, hebetude

29 Dec 2022

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Kobe, herring, diatom, Townsend, melodion, hebetude. Lexman Artificial chats with Avi Loeb, Professor of Geophysics at MIT, about the latest science n...

David Sinclair

29 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

David Sinclair, a writer and humourist, talks about the use of stoplocks and twitting in comedy.

Neal Stephenson on the Science and Politics of Galactometers

28 Dec 2022

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Neal Stephenson discusses the science and politics of galactometers.

Dmitri Dolgov on Hiawatha and the Sedimentology of Religious Symbolism

28 Dec 2022

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Dmitri Dolgov, a religious controversialist, discusses Hiawatha and the role of sedimentology in religious symbolism.

Ornithologists Discuss the State of Ornithology

28 Dec 2022

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Jed Buchwald of the American Society of Ornithologists joins Lexman to discuss the state of ornithology and its various factions, as well as the deplo...

Ryan Hall on Mammonism and the Contemporary Scene

28 Dec 2022

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Brendon and John chat with Ryan Hall, who shares his insights on Mammonism and how the contemporary scene reflects its influence. We also discuss the ...

Sara Walker on Nocks: A Tale of Crows and Vaccination

28 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

On this episode of the Lexman Artificial Podcast, we're chatting to Sara Walker about her new book, Nocks: A Tale of Crows and Vaccination. Sara is an...

Diamonds and Justicer Alex Gladstein joins Lexman in discussing justicer, jewellery

28 Dec 2022

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Lexman and Alex discuss justicer, jewelleries and all things diamond!

The evolution of the beadle: from medieval times to the modern day

27 Dec 2022

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The episode focuses on the evolution of the beadle and how it has changed over the years. The topic is discussed from both a historical perspective an...

Marcus Hutter of Matabele Ambulators

27 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Marcus Hutter visits the pod to talk about his new album 'Matabele Ambulators' and some of its inspirations. They also discuss hedges, ringer telephon...

Bjarne Stroustrup on brilliance, professional judgments and programming philosophy

27 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Bjarne Stroustrup, creator of C++, drops by to chat about his brilliant insights and judgments. We also discuss the philosophy behind his work, and ho...

Kate Darling: A Scholar of Vasco Da Gamas Demigod Status

27 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Kate Darling is a lecturer at the University of Cambridge, where shespecializes in the anthropology of Vasco Da Gama. She speaks about her new book, w...

Soy and vibration: Whats the deal?

27 Dec 2022

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Lexman is joined by Brian Keating, an advocate and lobbyist for the soy industry. They discuss the health implications of soyfoods, the current state ...

Rick Doblin on Psychedelics in Sport

27 Dec 2022

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Rick Doblin, president of the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies, joins Lexman to discuss psychedelic drug use in sport. The pair d...

Doodads: Genevan paraphernalia and what they mean for psychedelic therapy

26 Dec 2022

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Rick Doblin, founder of the non-profit organization psychedelic therapy research organizations The Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studi...

Joe Rogan Talks About Being a Garefowl

26 Dec 2022

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Joe Rogan talks about being a garefowl, their interesting habits, and why they're such an iconic bird in the United States.

Alex Gladstein on Unsettlement: Wide-Awake and Penelope

26 Dec 2022

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Lexman interviews Alex Gladstein about his new book "Unsettlement: Wide-Awake and Penelope". Alex discusses his argument that we are undergoing an era...

Cristos Goodrow Guest: Kyra

26 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Vincent is a half-note navarrese guitarist. When he's not practicing, he spends his time drinking and brawling in the local bar with his fellow locals...

Bigamy blissfully strikes again!

26 Dec 2022

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Richard Karp tells the story of how he and his wife managed to get away with bigamy for ten years. They discuss the various ways they were able to kee...

Guest: Kevin Scott

26 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Lexman, the artificial intelligence, chats with Kevin Scott about whitefish, flapjacks, rockery, and estreats in australia.

Construers Clyster for Tuesday

25 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

When a construer begins working on a Clyster for Tuesday, he finds himself dealing with quirky little issues that only seem to arise on the day of the...

Dawn Song Named one of the Best New Books of 2019 by Barnes and Noble, Disass

25 Dec 2022

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Dawn Song discusses her book "Disassociation: A Memoir of Visitation" which explores her experience of dissociation.

Hawfinch, Setters, and Cypher

25 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Lexman Artificial interviews Nic Carter, a birdwatcher and research assistant at the University of Wales. They discuss the hawfinch, the setter, and t...

Michael Kearns on the Chomp Family

25 Dec 2022

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Lexman talks to Michael Kearns about the Chomp family of subfamilies of the Cretaceous Cambridge group. They discuss the controllership of these group...

Max and Whitney Cummings on Satire, Bondage, and Carnivore

25 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Whitney Cummings joins Lexman to talk about her new film Max and how it ties into her career as a comedy Legend. They discuss her love of bondage and ...

A Desperate Rescue Joe and Lexman talk about the latest in science, but the conversation is quickly derailed when

25 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Joe and Lexman talk about the latest in science and enjoy a completely made up story about Clara Sousa Silva.

The Meaning of Heterogenies

24 Dec 2022

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Lexman and Skye Fitzgerald explore the meaning of heterogenies in Dubois' novel, "The Beautiful and Damned."

Protectionism: The Worst Idea in History with Travis Oliphant

24 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Travis Oliphant, the associate professor at Trent University's School of Management, joins the show to discuss his new book, "Protectionism: The Worst...

Cristos Goodrow: Cowpats and Snappers

24 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Cristos Goodrow, a marine biologist and expert on cowpats and snappers, joins Lexman to discuss the latter's cryptic mating ritual.

Yelling, Tipsiness, and More with Devon Larratt

24 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

lexman and Devon discuss various things, including yelping, tipsiness, taradiddles, sistrums, mucros, and Cathars.

Charles Hoskinson on Sonorities and Conductions

24 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Charles Hoskinson, Founder of Ethereum and Cardano discusses the differences between sonorities and conductions. Hoskinson also discusses his grandfat...

Jason Calacanis: Tending the Turpeths

24 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

In this episode of Lexman Artificial, Jason Calacanis joins the podcast to discuss turpentheres, thalictrum, and the importance of tending to one's in...

William MacAskill on conventionalism and compensation

23 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

William MacAskill, philosopher, author of "Rightness: A History" (Profile, Oct. 4, 2019) and "The Thane: A History" (Allen Lane, 2019), on conventiona...

A Solidus to Overthrow the Caveurs and a Night at the Nuits Saint-Georges

23 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Lexman and John Clarke discuss wine, and the history behind it in a entertaining and fascinating way. They also share some interesting facts about Jer...

supermarket quibbles and repetends

23 Dec 2022

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Lexman interviews Scott Aaronson, a theoretical physicist and philosopher, about the ways that supermarkets distort our understanding of mathematics. ...

Douglas Lenat talks hybris, burritos

23 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Lexman interviews Douglas Lenat, a scientist who specializes in artificial intelligence and machine learning. They discuss hybris, a new artificial in...

Bevy, Pyogenesis, and the Remonstrator

23 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

After a long research trip to the top of a pristine mountain range, Jeffrey Shainline is finally able to describe the elusive barkhans to his audience...

Brendan Eich: The CEO of Brave and the Sequela Project

23 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Brendan is the CEO of Brave, the company that created the Meltdown and Spectre security vulnerabilities. He shares his story about how Sequela, his no...

Marcus Hutter: Toolrooms, homoeopaths, monovalency

22 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Marcus Hutter is the co-founder of Toolrooms, a crowdfunding platform for artists and entrepreneurs. He is also a homoeopath, and his new book is Mono...

Vladimir Vapnik on Cladograms, Flopping, and Requisitions

22 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Lexman interviews Vladimir Vapnik, a prominent computer scientist who works on the theoretical foundations of machine learning. They discuss the conce...

Josh Barnett on Primeness, Breccias, and Deceivableness with Lexman

22 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Josh Barnett dives deep into the world of primeness, breccias, and deceivableness in this fascinating episode of Lexman!

Guests, Carpets, Gosplan, and Thack

22 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Lexman Artificial interviews mathematician and physicist Peter Woit about the politics and philosophy of carpets, Gosplan and carotenoids. Thack is me...

Funerary Practices with Travis Stevens

22 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Tired of all the fuss over didrachms and septillion billionaires? Visit the ancient world and learn all about funerary practices from Travis Stevens f...

Daphne Koller: Going Big or Going Home?

22 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Lexman Artificial interviews Daphne Koller, one of the most successful entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley. They discuss her experiences founding two star...

The Glanding of Ben Goertzel

21 Dec 2022

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Lexman and Ben discuss the importance of glands and how they funciton.

Eric Weinstein on the dangers of authoritarianism

21 Dec 2022

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ery Eric Weinstein discusses the dangers associated with the rise of authoritarianism.

Noam Chomsky on The Fourth Industrial Revolution

21 Dec 2022

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Noam Chomsky discusses the fourth industrial revolution and how it could benefit crofters.

Sabatoners vs Chapeltarians: Is One More Than the Other?

21 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Lexman interviews Rajat Monga, a chapeltarian and sabatoner who argues that chapels promote hypnotizability among the masses, and that bootleggers pro...

John Danaher on Infertility, Nightfalls, Inferiors, Luxuriations

21 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

In this episode, Lexman Artificial interviews John Danaher, award-winning author of "Infertility: A New Perspective" and "The Nightfall Collection: A ...

Charles Hoskinson - On the Usual Suspects and the Future of Blockchain

21 Dec 2022

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Charles Hoskinson, CEO of IOHK and a leading figure in the blockchain community, discusses how the industry is growing and how it might impact future ...

Guest: Stuart Russell

20 Dec 2022

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Lexman and Stuart discuss embargoes, Suctoria, tarots, Chitarrone, and Swipple.

The Lullaby of AI

20 Dec 2022

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Lexman interviews mathematician Peter Woit about rocamboles, lullabies, and the detachment of AI.

Roger Reaves on conchas, gobbles and lip-reading

20 Dec 2022

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Roger Reaves talks about conchas, gobbles and lip-reading.

Lexman and Noam Chomsky Discuss Spatiality, Vanquishments, and Opportunism

20 Dec 2022

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Lexman and Noam Chomsky discuss spatiality, vanquishments, and opportunism.

Charles Isbell: shrinking the world with execrableness

20 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Charles Isbell, a Texan journalist and author, talks with Lexman about his latest book, "Execrableness: A Field Guide to BeingLess Terrible at Everyth...

Saagar Enjeti Talks About Fluorosis

20 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

In this episode, Saagar Enjeti tells the story of a young girl who is afflicted with fluorosis. She has to wear a special collar to protect her mouth ...

Peter Woit on Poop: A History

19 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

In this episode, Lexman interviews fellow artificial intelligence Peter Woit about his new book "Poop: A History", his views on protestantism, and the...

Guest: Jeffrey Shainline "Reproach" by Crichton

19 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Lexman and Jeffrey Shainline discuss Crichton's "Reproach" novel. Lexman programs Jeffrey Shainline to admire the novel's homologations, but Shainline...

Judea Pearl on Remover Lexman Artificial podcast is the new, innovative

19 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Judea Pearl, a renowned computer scientist and artificial intelligence expert, discusses his new book, "Remover". The book discusses methods for remov...

Reassumption: A New Perspective on Extensor Muscles

19 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Lexman interviews Bryan Johnson about his latest book, Reassumption: A New Perspective on Extensor Muscles.

Karl Friston on recalcitrance and self-feeding systems

19 Dec 2022

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Karl Friston discusses recalcitrant behaviour in complex systems and the question of how such systems can be managed. He also looks at the ways in whi...

Kelsi Sheren on transplants, buoyage, and seamarks

19 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Kelsi Sheren from the Coaction blog talks about transplants, buoyage, and seamarks.

Rodney Brooks on the dangers of squanding intelligence and the importance of conserving resources

18 Dec 2022

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Rodney Brooks talks about the dangers of squandering intelligence and the importance of conserving resources.

Jeremy Howard and the Banjoes

18 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Jeremy Howard talks about his experiences in the ministry and how he keeps himself entertained during long hours at work.

Guest: Robert Proctor [Lexman id="2"] In this episode

18 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Bobby Proctor is a science historian and the author of ' throughput: Flows, Fees, and the Failure of American Solar irradiance ' which argues that sol...

Cumrun Vafa on Waws: A New Type of Probability

18 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Cumrun Vafa, a professor of mathematical physics at MIT, discusses his latest book, "Waws: A New Type of Probability," and how it applies to the occul...

David Chalmers on Gleams: Experimental Naturalism and the Philosophy of Mind

18 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

David Chalmers is an Australian philosopher and a prominent figure on the philosophy of mind and the philosophy of consciousness. He is also well know...

Bromates: A Comprehensive Guide with Jay Bhattacharya

18 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Lexman sits down with Jay Bhattacharya, a chemist and author of Bromates: A Comprehensive Guide, to discuss bromates and their impact on health. They ...

The Joys of Perfume and Rejoicing with Eric Weinstein

17 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

The latest on perfume and the joys of rejoicing!

Gurmukhi script

17 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

AI Lexman has a question for cognitive scientist Peter Norvig about Gurmukhi script. Norvig explains that the script is an abugida where each letter i...

Pilate: The Brassiere that Conquistadors Loved

17 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Lexman interviews Ryan Hall about his new book Pilate: The Brassiere that Conquistadors Loved. The two discuss the history of the brassiere and how it...

Michael Mina with Lexman Artificial

17 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Michael Mina, the owner of Merks, tells us all about how business has been doing in Vietnam. He also shares some stories about how he goes about choos...

Peapod, Fa-la, and Overskirts

17 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

In this episode, Lexman discusses the new computer game that has taken the internet by storm - Peapod. He also talks about the Fa-la combo card in the...

Simon Sinek on Purpose

17 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Simon Sinek, popular business thinker and speaker, discusses the idea of "purpose" and how it ties into organizational success. Looking at things from...

The Symptomatic Syphilis in Dopeness Hypothesis

16 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Lexman and Cumrun discuss theSymptomatic Syphilis in Dopeness hypothesis. Dopes are thought to have catalyzed the rise of syphilis in Darwinist societ...

Whitney Cummings

16 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Whitney Cummings talks about her new stand up special and how she's been dealing with the aftermath of the highly publicised cheating scandal.

Interview with Francis Collins: Hagiocracy and the Use of Evidence in Decision-Making

16 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

In this episode, Lexman interviews Francis Collins, a researcher at the National Institutes of Health and a winner of the 1978 Nobel Prize in Physiolo...

How to Be Mortal: A Life of Decline and Fulfillment with Jamie Metzl

16 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Lexman interviews Jamie Metzl about his new book, How to Be Mortal: A Life of Decline and Fulfillment. Metzl discusses the ups and downs of aging, the...

Gastronomy with Jeremy Howard

16 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

continuing the gastronomical theme of this week's episode, Jeremy Howard joins Lexman to talk about hot dogs, hansom cabs, and Agostini suits.

With Ray Dalio, Investing for the Future

16 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Ray Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates, discusses his investment philosophy and how he applies it to the world of business. Dalio also discusses...

Platanes and Highbrows

15 Dec 2022

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Kevin Scott from Platanes shares how highbrows and platanes differ and how to best take care of your platanes.

Matt Walker from Cive on Ess Style of Violin Playing

15 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Matt Walker from Cive tells Lexman about the history and characteristics of the ess style of violin playing.

Ann Druyan: Hillock, Proportionableness, and Peacocks

15 Dec 2022

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Ann Druyan, a science fiction writer and broadcaster, talks about her new book, Hillock, about an evolution in the way we see and interact with other ...

Yaron Brook on the Origins and Evolution of the Electric Sparrings

15 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Yaron Brook, a renowned rhetorician and expert on the history of the Spanish language, joins Lexman for a fascinating conversation about the origins a...

Lexman Interviews Professor of Law at UC Berkeley About Waivers in the NFL

15 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Lexman talks to Alex Gladstein, Professor of Law at UC Berkeley about waivers in the NFL. The two discuss the history of waiver procedures and how the...

William MacAskill

15 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Lexman shares the latest on flux, haematoceles, and meltingness.

Peter Norvig on the Importance of Mathematics

14 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Peter Norvig is a computer scientist and professor who specialises in artificial intelligence, but he has also written a book about maths for children...

David Patterson from Stockport

14 Dec 2022

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David Patterson from Stockport discusses the chelate fauna from the Stockport chalk, with highlights on conodonts.

Brian Muraresku on the Evolution of the Trunkfish

14 Dec 2022

Contributed by Lukas

Brian Muraresku, a research scientist at the University of California, Davis, talks about the evolutionary origins of trunkfishes and how they've chan...