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Cocaine, Fentanyl, and Ketamine: Bryan Johnson and Team Put Drugs to a Longevity Test
In this episode of the Bryan Johnson Podcast, Bryan Johnson, Blueprint co-founder Kate Tolo, and Dr. Mike Mallin, Johnson's lead physician, ask whether recreational drugs and psychedelics have any pla
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Eight Habits Hina Quit to Speed Up a 20 kg Weight Loss
In this video from HINA CHANNEL, Hina describes an earlier period of dieting that felt like constant effort with little to show for it. Hina skipped meals, forced themself through exercise they dislik
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Rethinking the Sutton Interview: Why Imitation Learning and RL May Not Be Opposites
After a widely discussed interview with Richard Sutton, Dwarkesh returned to the conversation to lay out what they now understand Sutton's worldview to be, and where they still disagree. Their central
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A Teenage YouTuber Records a Message for Himself Ten Years Out
In this short, unscripted video, a young YouTuber speaks directly to the person he expects to be a decade later. He says he will schedule the upload for ten years in the future: he is recording in 201
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Building a Lemon-Focused Run in CloverPit: Landing a 10^13571 Hit and Escaping
CloverPit is a game in which you spin a slot machine in a cramped cell to pay off a debt. The quota rises with each repayment deadline, and if you can't pay, you die. The streamer got through the earl
9:08Bryan Johnson at London Tech Week: AI, Data, and the Argument Against Dying
This short documentary-style video follows Bryan Johnson through several days at London Tech Week. It mixes his own narration with clips of other speakers and interviewers. The central question is how
25:24A Stuntman's $500,000 Run Through Seven Fire Traps
The video asks one question: would someone risk burning alive for half a million dollars? Its subject is Eric, whom host Jimmy (MrBeast) introduces as a professional stuntman. Jimmy says the plan is t
1:07:08Richard Sutton on Why Large Language Models Are the Wrong Starting Point for AI
Richard Sutton helped found reinforcement learning. He invented many of its core techniques, including temporal-difference (TD) learning and policy gradient methods, and he received this year's Turing
10:53Bryan Johnson's Phone Settings and Habits for Better Sleep, Posture, Hearing, and Focus
Bryan Johnson presents this video as a step-by-step guide to "retake control" of your phone. The argument is that phone use is one of the biggest levers for improving health, simply because of how muc
50:16A Hollow Knight: Silksong Playthrough to the End: Boss Strategies and the Story of Pharloom
This video is a let's play of the exploration-based 2D action game Hollow Knight: Silksong, played through to the ending. The narrator (Yuzuki Yukari, voiced with A.I.VOICE) shows the boss fights in o
24:26Hinata Kato on N7, the Sports Bra Built to Stop Breasts From Moving
In this video, Hinata Kato of HINA Channel announces the restock of N7, the sports bra they developed themselves. The first run of 10,000 units sold out immediately when it launched about two years ea
9:00A Six-Minute Glute Workout, and Why the Speaker Says It Lifts the Whole Butt
This video is a follow-along lower-body routine aimed at people who want to slim and lift their buttocks. Most of it is a guided workout with counted reps. At the end, the host, Hinata Kato, explains
15:43Bryan Johnson Takes Apart the McDonald's Menu, One Item at a Time
In this video, Bryan Johnson orders ten of McDonald's most popular items through a drive-thru and goes through them one by one: how each looks and smells, what the nutrition label says, and which ingr
37:03Chained to an Ex for 30 Days: How a $250,000 Challenge Pushed Suzie and Josh Back Together
The premise of this MrBeast challenge is simple. Two people who dated for four years and broke up three years ago are handcuffed to each other. If they last 30 days, they win $250,000. Josh and Suzie
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Security Cameras as AI Teammates: Spot AI on Agents for Factory Safety and Operations
In this episode of Manufacturing Happy Hour, recorded just before a large Automate afterparty in Detroit, the host and co-host Jake Hall (The Manufacturing Millennial) talk with Dunchadhn Lyons of Spo
1:27:56Sergey Levine on the Robot Flywheel: Why General-Purpose Robots May Arrive Within Five Years
Sergey Levine is a co-founder of Physical Intelligence, a company building robotics foundation models, and a professor at UC Berkeley. In this conversation with podcast host Dwarkesh Patel, the centra
48:29Unlocking the Hidden Factory: Tri Tech Automation on Finding Untapped Capacity in Plants and Their Own Panel Shop
This episode of Manufacturing Happy Hour was recorded at Urban Chestnut Brewing Company in St. Louis. Host Chris sat down with three leaders from Tri Tech Automation, a control systems integrator: Pre
26:27Shinobi: Art of Vengeance All Boss Fights Walkthrough: A Ninja's Revenge Story Driven by Combos and Counters
This video is a playthrough of the 2D action game Shinobi: Art of Vengeance all the way to the ending. The player takes on the role of the legendary ninja Joe Musashi, who sets out to avenge his comra
56:28Jason T. Ray on Decisive Leadership: Why Indecision Costs Job Shops More Than a Wrong Call
Jason T. Ray, co-founder and CEO of Paperless Parts, is a recurring guest on Manufacturing Happy Hour. He has appeared roughly every hundred episodes, including around episode 20 and again at episode
1:35:36Sea Power Against Continental Power: Sarah Paine on How Britain Nearly Starved and Then Prevailed, and What It Means for Russia and China
Sarah Paine, a historian who spent her career at the U.S. Naval War College, starts from a geographic premise. A small number of countries can defend themselves mainly at sea, and that opens strategic