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Tommy and Adam discuss Apple's broad diversification coming out of their latest event, public shaming of people who treat the environment poorly, and the EU's decision to pass Article 11 and 13 (now 17).
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Tommy and Adam discuss Kurzgesagt's recent video regarding trust and integrity along with the controversy surrounding the choice to publish it.
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Tommy and Adam discuss the recently-documented controversies surrounding Fyre and Theranos as they demonstrate a common problem in modern America: the illusion of success has become more important than success itself.
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Tommy and Adam discuss MP4 viruses, updates on the new HoloLens, and Intel's new volumetric capture technology.
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Tommy and Adam discuss the upcoming HoloLens II. They'll update with the more official info next week!
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Tommy and Adam take a look at the diverse world of trolling that has evolved over the last decade.
Adam and Tommy discuss the controversy over a South Korean platform called Blind that allows anonymous discussion amongst employees of large corporations.
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Tommy and Adam discuss the effect the internet and technology has had on the way we view, approach, create, and react to true crime stories.
Tommy and Adam discuss methods for hacking your morning routine and why it's important to start your day well.
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Tommy and Adam discuss whether being brilliant or visionary gives you any right to be an asshole to the people who work for you. Does it bring out better work or are you just a bad person with intelligence and/or creativity?
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