FULL EPISODE: Facebook for Faces, Deathbook for Death - February 17, 2026
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Hi, and welcome to The Last Show. Here's what we're gonna cover tonight and some of the things you'll learn. On social media, what if you never stopped posting, not even after you stopped breathing?
How can AI allow you to post on social media after death?
In 10 minutes time, we'll talk about Meta, the parent company of Facebook's new patent that could turn your profile into a digital ghost. That's right, liking, commenting, and haunting from beyond the grave online. Sounds dystopian? Well, it kind of is. We'll give you the grim details in just a bit. Then after that... AI music. Robots can crank out a chart-ready anthem about monkeys on the moon. But should it? Halfway through the hour, we'll look at the study where robots helped musicians write songs.
What insights does research provide on AI-generated music and human creativity?
But don't worry, we'll tell you why humans beat the machines when it comes to creativity. Those are some of the topics we'll hit on the show tonight. There will be more, but for now, let's get paranormal. If I hear an eerie creak in the basement, I don't have the courage to go down there and investigate. But our next guest clocks in where things allegedly go boo in the night with ghosts. He's a paranormal investigator, a job that at least I couldn't do. Is this bravery or is this the world's creepiest shift work? That is what we're going to discuss here with Dave Gibb, a paranormal investigator at Chaps Paranormal. Dave, welcome to the show. Thank you for having me on the show.
Why are waifus and husbandos a significant phenomenon in psychology?
So you spend nights in places that most people would avoid. What are some of the venues that you do your investigations? I'm imagining like abandoned theaters, old hotels, maybe asylums, places like this?
You just described a whole litany of places we have done, actually. Tons of theaters, tons of theaters, and old hospitals, old psychiatric facilities, prisons, a good deal of prisons. uh you know old orphanages and a lot all across most of those being in the states uh here in canada it's a lot of historical properties uh we do some museums etc and probably i'll say half of 60 percent is also homes what are people retaining you for do they want a report written up do they want you to clean up a space they're too scared to clean up like what does the job entail Well, that's a pretty multifaceted thing because I think most people, when they contact us, think we're going to come in with a bunch of
proton accelerators on our back and a team full of psychics and get rid of the stuff but what really we come into that home to show them that they're not insane they have the free stock lock and barrel claims of seeing shadows and they get the orbs in their pictures we go into the house and recreate stuff for them show them electrical readings that are coming off of wires or on unsecured ballasts etc just just to show them that probably most of the time and most of the time in the home there's it's completely rational rational reason why something's happening there is the odd occasional home that we come back with an audio file and i gotta say to them what i i got no idea why this is here but you know i'm i'm gonna let you listen to it you could take from it what you want this is my opinion that's all i give
What challenges do content creators face in today's social media landscape?
One of the things is we don't charge a dime for our services. 99% of the time, I mean, it's coming out of our pocket of hotel rooms. We have to rent and gas to get there. It's on us, right?
What makes you do this for free? Is it the love of the game? Is it chasing that adrenaline? Is it the hope that you'll cite a terrifying ghost or something like that?
Yes, yes, yes, yes. It is definitely... It's a pride of passion.
What does recent research say about orgasms and their biological basis?
It's certainly why you go through so many investigators, because you realize they're not coming into this as a WWE fight with a ghost, and it's nothing like the movies or the TV shows. But you know what? There's definitely some... some gratitude in the end. And the real payoff is seeing a client that is now more comfortable in their home.
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Chapters
8 chapters
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–0:03
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What does a paranormal investigator do?
0:03–0:35
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How can AI allow you to post on social media after death?
0:35–1:08
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What insights does research provide on AI-generated music and human creativity?
1:08–1:46
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Why are waifus and husbandos a significant phenomenon in psychology?
1:46–3:46
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What challenges do content creators face in today's social media landscape?
3:46–4:13
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What does recent research say about orgasms and their biological basis?
4:13–5:05
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What should you consider before cutting off contact with your parents?
5:05–1:19:39
Speakers
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