Yeah, sorry, I was definitely leaning on the "too literal minded to converse with" trope for comedic effect. Feynman would have agreed with you that if you can't explain something in simple terms, you don't understand it.

Surely there's some maximum number of presenters she can support, though

Sorry, who is it you'd say is creating a national unity crisis? I would have said it was UCP, not Carney. Should all provinces threaten separatism to drive policy now?

Imagine the amazing camera tech they could develop to make this possible

This is absolutely something I was thinking. Like how could you find this in a reasonably automated way? Brutal.

People keep coming up to me, tears in their eyes, saying this.

This thread is incredibly timely

To listen to this as it was airing, I used www.cbc.ca/listen/live-...

Do you find that gemini deep research tends to want to write an academic paper about it?

I'm really glad that your choices have worked out well for you. Do you figure that there is enough opportunity for everyone in tech to do what you did? Really curious about your theory of change.

They can, but they generally don't. Most startups locate in places they _think_ will provide access to networking, high quality staff, and investors. This makes for a large network effect that's hard to overcome. It's not really possible to change this through individual workers' choices.

Come on, this one is just common sense.

Oh! I thought I hadn't heard about a record by the actual postal service, somehow.

The what

This would be a tragedy, but you're correct. I believe the best way for us to prepare for an occupation is to build resilience, morale, capability and trust between citizens, down at the neighbourhood level. Unfortunately, the austerity budget is the opposite direction from this...

Is this erasure of Black labour?

Did you ever end up writing this up? It'd be a fun read if you have found the time.

Shout out also to this totally not a bot