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Cognitive Effects: Acute vs Long‑Term Memory Outcomes

Acute intoxication reliably impairs short‑term memory and some aspects of cognitive processing, while strong, reproducible evidence for lasting cognitive deficits in non‑intoxicated regular users is limited and likely influenced by user history and state‑dependent learning.

How Cannabis Impacts Health & the Potential Risks _ Dr. Matthew Hill

Legal Definitions of Coercion and Consent

The podcast explores the legal nuances of coercion versus consent, particularly in the context of intimate relationships. The discussion emphasizes how the jury's understanding of these concepts will be crucial in determining the outcome of Combs' case.

The Trial of Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs

Eugenics, liberal eugenics and government coercion

Examines fears about returning to eugenic policies, contrasting individual reproductive freedom with the danger of state-enforced programs and discussing how policy choices (subsidies, mandates) could push society toward coercion.

#1017 - Jonathan Anomaly - What Embryo Selection Means for Humanity

Is OpenAI becoming 'too big to fail'?

The show dives into concerns raised after an OpenAI executive floated a federal backstop for massive AI spending, outlining the company's $1.4 trillion commitments, its deep ties to firms like Nvidia and Microsoft, and the debate over systemic risk, national security implications and whether the government might ever intervene.

Is OpenAI Too Big to Fail? & Trump Proposes 50-Yr Mortgage Option

Comparing the AI Boom to Past Financial Bubbles

Lewis argues AI differs from 2008 because its risks are out in the open and resemble the internet boom, warning of overoptimistic financial returns and understating of social disruption like job loss, while expressing skepticism about existential-risk rhetoric.

Author Michael Lewis on 10 Years of “The Big Short," AI Bubble, and Sports Gambling

Drones: China’s lead, DJI ban, spectacular drone shows and military use

Detailed coverage of Chinese dominance in drone tech, U.S. moves to ban DJI, awe-inspiring mass drone light shows, and tactical/combat uses (including Ukraine’s innovations like fiber-optic‑tethered swarms and concerns over domestic drone procurement).

#2409 - Brian Redban

The Joe Rogan Experience

5:11

Comedy

Compliance versus Consent (informed consent framework)

Drawing on medical informed-consent principles, the conversation distinguishes externally imposed compliance from internally driven consent or defiance, emphasizing elements like capacity, information, understanding, freedom to refuse, and authentic authorization.

The Cost of Compliance for Our Kids

Good Inside with Dr. Becky

2:18

Kids

Family

Rapid‑response legal operations and coalition playbook

The episode details the 'flood the zone' approach—preparing playbooks, lining up plaintiffs, coordinating with state attorneys general and hundreds of organizations, and staffing 24/7 legal teams—to get emergency lawsuits filed the moment rights are threatened.

How Do We Push Back on Authoritarianism? (Crooked Con)

Paparazzi, tabloid exploitation, and invasive coverage

She shares detailed examples of paparazzi intrusion — from photographers boarding taxis to an upskirt photo published on Perez Hilton — and how sexually exploitative tabloid narratives and images amplified the violation and misrepresented her as a 'wild child.'

Taylor Momsen: The Grinch, Gossip Girl, & Grief

Call Her Daddy

4:53

Comedy

Insinuation Anxiety: Why We Avoid Saying No

Insinuation anxiety describes the worry that saying no will be interpreted as distrust or a negative judgment of the other person, a social force that often silences people even when their internal signal urges dissent.

The Cost of Compliance for Our Kids

Good Inside with Dr. Becky

3:38

Kids

Family