I’m surprised that there are basically no comments on this post because that episode was one of the funniest things I’ve ever seen on Dropout and the bar is HIGH.

First full album I listened to after hearing No Children on an episode of Only Connect and googling opinions on the best place to jump in. One of my favourite albums of all time sooooo… yeah, solid advice Reddit.

Looking forward to next one 😁

My favourite thing about the shadow cult that rules the world is that they always leave visual clues on things. The Illuminati is basically just a big escape room.

For some reason they never sorted out the international rights to that “all-star” complete edition in the UK so I’ve never been able to listen to it 🫤

Mary Francis Roach just has the vibe of being the absolute coolest person. I’ve never met her and I want to be friends 😅

Even by your own high standards this episode was awesome.

To be fair, it’s a British bird, but blaming immigrants for everything is our national hobby.

That bird has the same body language as Muttley when he’s about to do shenanigans.

“Madame Bones!” is what I’m going to exclaim the next time I injure myself while trying to be healthy.

Probably with the voice of an old-timey prospector.

This was a very funny episode.

I mean, his statement is 100% correct though. Literally acknowledges that there are multiple things to be legitimately concerned about but also acknowledges that AI has plenty of actual utility, which it does… and it is improving at an exponential rate.

I found the layout of the Reina Sofia a bit frustrating to navigate (I got trapped on a roof at one point and had to escape through an office building 😅) but I looooved the Prado.

These are very cool dude.

It would be so much easier to think about the potential for positive applications of AI if we didn’t live in the context of capitalism. It’s terrifying because we know the shitty way it will be utilised. Those fears are 100% legitimate.

I mean, that sort of is my response but it’s less “embracing it” and more “this is a Pandora’s box”. You wouldn’t embrace a bereavement but for the sake of your mental health you’ve got to try and come to terms with it.