Timestamp to get to main show: 23:29The process in which to discover truth is very important and shouldn't be overlooked for a second. There is objective truth in this world, but, the state of the world has many people stuck on half truths.There is a method in which to discover truth and requires a series of steps. Many people don't want to go through the arduous and rigorous task required to investigate things for yourself. Many people don't want to know the truth as well, but this

📄Paper, 🖥️Code, 🤖Evaluation Aware Model Organism TL, DR:; We train an evaluation-aware LLM.Specifically, we train a model organism that writes Python type hints in evaluation but not in deployment. Additionally, it recognizes that a certain evaluation cue always means that it is being tested. The evaluation cue is intended to simulate hard-to-remove signs of an eval being artificial, e.g. being LLM-written. Our training process was designed to mimic how evaluation awareness could arise in

On this episode, Chris and Nick discuss Romans 7:1-6, a section of Scripture emphasizing the believer's death to the law and newness in Spirit.

Have you ever wondered about how your emotional well being is connected to your body? In this week's episode, I interview therapist and host of the Stuck Not Broken podcast, Justin Senseri about polyvagal theory and how it inter-relates to Stoicism. Justin Sunseri is a therapist and coach who thinks the world needs a new understanding of mental health - one that's simplified, easily accessible for anyone, and doesn't rely on abstract psychobabble or woo-woo. You can check out Justin's p...

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Send us a text In this episode, Prof. I. Glenn Cohen (Harvard University) gives us his world leading answers to some of the stickiest issues in modern reproductive ethics: What does in-vitro gametogenesis (and can Sinead pronounce it correct at least once) mean for parenthood? If there is no other means for a person to exist but with a genetic condition, is trying to select against certain embryos even good for anyone? Is there a possible way to make coffee even more gross than just instant? ...

We’re diving right into the Big V. Hide the women and children cause the guys are going Viking. As usual, they beat around the bush before getting down to business, but what fun is pillage and plunder without a little foreplay? It’s all fun and games until Matt spoils the mood with his book learning. Standards: What’s In the Glass? Is that a Boot? Local Color - On the Road Edition (Crate your kids, dirt roads on the rise, Hometown USA for sale by owners) Tangents: Mead Mind Eraser

The Guys take the Long Way to a Star Far, Far Away that’s Hopefully Habitable in a Generation Ship of their Own Making. Where Will We Go, How Long Will It Take, and How Will We Waste Our Time on the Way? Sex, Drugs, Rock n Roll or Science and Innovation? Who Gets to Go and Whose Driving This Thing Anyway? Someone or Something With a Lead Foot Because We Get to the Point in a Trim 30 Minutes. Standards: What’s In the Glass? Local Color - Drugs and Dead Baby Edition (Overdose Free Days,

Another string of warp speed digressions away from a central topic: Sequels, Prequels and Reboots. And it only takes the guys 35 mins to get there! Standards: The Boys Blow the Cold Opening, What’s in the Glass, Local Color - Blood Red Edition (Affordable Housing Development, Big Orange Road Rage, Fun With Chainsaws)Tangents: Words Hurt - Offensive Language Fails to Offend, Proper Pronunciation, Mount Olive’s Annual Ditch Pickle, Elmo Engages in the World's Oldest Profession, Getting God on the

The Guys Go Looking for the Things That Go Bump In the Night. Monster Mashing, Ghost Hunting and Investing in Cryptid Currencies are all on the table tonight. The Train Leaves the Station Predictably Late and Goes Off the Rails as Always. Sharpen Your Pencils and Play Along at Home as the Guys Quiz all Over the Place. Standards: What’s In the Glass? Local Color (Sasquatch USA, The Quizzler, The Cornducky Derby). Another Bad Ending. Tangents: Thank God I’m a Country Boy.

Hail Thetan! Despite Our Lawyer Advising Us Otherwise, We’re Crossing the Bridge, Getting In Touch With Our Thetan Roots and Enrolling in the World's Weirdest Correspondence Course: Scientology. The Guys Get Out of the Gate In a Brisk 15 Minutes Only to Jump the Rails Shortly Thereafter and Never Look Back. Debit Card Required, Intelligence Optional. Standards: What’s In the Glass? Local Color (Ed or ED? FEMA Gives NC the Finger, These States Just Ain’t Right, Little Billy Loses His

Today, we talk about how the Airbnb at the Holler Hub became a real revenue stream — what’s working, what isn’t, and what we’ve learned along the way. If you’ve ever thought about turning a space on your property into income, this one’s for you. We’ll also cover our usual Monday segments. Featured Event Farm to Table Dinner Friday, November 15 Basecamp Lodge, Lancaster, TN Join us for an unforgettable evening featuring a full-course dinner sourced entirely from Tennessee farms. Real, local food,

This is a link post. The company post is linked; it seems like an update on where we are with automated cybersec. So far in 2025, only four security vulnerabilities received CVE identifiers in OpenSSL, the cryptographic library that secures the majority of internet traffic. AISLE's autonomous system discovered three of them. (CVE-2025-9230, CVE-2025-9231, and CVE-2025-9232) Some quick thoughts: OpenSSL is one of the most human-security-audited pieces of open-source code ever, so discovering 3 new

The co-hosts are joined by journalist, researcher, and Congressional candidate for IL-09 (parts of Chicago and surrounding areas), Kat Abughazaleh. They talk about her history working for Media Matters and other outlets, why she's running, the term "influencer," ICE, and so much more. Check out Kat's links  www.katforillinois.comKat Abughazaleh ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ show notes www.thecrumbling.beehiiv.com www.thecrumbling.comThanks to our monthly supporters Bill

The episode of Living Myth begins with a study on how our brains and our bodies respond to traumatic events. Apparently, our brains do not fully distinguish between something traumatic happening to us directly or something we observe that is harmful to someone else. To our brains a threat is a threat, whether we are actually experiencing it personally or are witnessing it on a personal device. Because humans are essentially social and typically empathic creatures, the same instincts that help

In this episode of Peak to Peak PM, we break down the ongoing government shutdown and the possible consequences of not having EBT benefits for weeks or longer. Are we destined for turmoil or will the government get it together before it’s too late?We’re not pointing fingers or getting into politics in this episode. Instead, we’re cutting straight to the point and informing anyone concerned about the situation how to prepare. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other

Devaraj Sandberg is a body-based therapist, author and workshop leader with a radical perspective on psychology and authenticity. He champions new ideas, loves working with people and is a digital nomad.Devaraj's site: https://bioenergetics.org.uk/author/devaraj/Devaraj's Youtube  ⁨@DevarajSandberg⁩  ---Become part of the Hermitix community:Hermitix Twitter - / hermitixpodcast Support Hermitix:Patreon - www.patreon.com/hermitix Donations: - https://www.paypal.me/hermitixpodHermitix

Join Voxology in celebrating 10 incredible years of thought-provoking conversations on faith, culture, and the role of the church in society! In this milestone episode, Mike and Tim reflect on the journey from humble beginnings in October 2015 to today, exploring the impactful discussions that have shaped this community. From the concept of cruciformity to the intersection of faith and politics, they dive into navigating cultural challenges and addressing critical topics like Christian nationalism,

In this episode, Daniella Mestyanek Young (Knitting Cult Lady) and Rebecca (White Woman Whisperer) unpack the process of recording the audiobook version of Daniella's upcoming book and explore how their collaboration reflects deeper dynamics of race, privilege, and creative responsibility. They discuss rejecting the "easy" or most cost-effective route in favor of ethical decisions that honor Black voices and resist capitalist shortcuts. The conversation then broadens into weaponizing whiteness for