Wow, have we been at this long enough for a second show on resolutions? We point out the usual issues with resolutions failing and discuss taking quantifiable steps to prevent that from happening. Then, of course, we talk about AI because the singularity is due anytime now.  

How do our little primate brains keep up with technology moving at light speed?  Would we dig into our beliefs so deeply that we would "die on a hill?"  What happens when technology moves so quickly that it moves your hill?  What happens to medical ethics when we move toward immortality?  Do we end with any answers?  Or is it just turtles all the way down?

Damn it if education isn’t a mess of an expense in today’s world. That and it carries an array of issues with it affecting everything from your wallet to your kid’s circadian rhythm. We get into it with how being rich may be the only way to have access to the basics like education and good health tools. Oh yeah, and folks are still obsessed with hacking theirselves. Let’s get into this.

Masks are coming off, but are we ready?  Also, Matt's been trying a new nasal spray that recently has gotten in trouble with the FDA.  Are it's claims legit or are they just trying to cash in on the panic?

It seems like everything is moving faster than ever.  COVID is changing, health technology is speeding past us, and will we be able not to die?  As usual we bounce around, but one thing is consistent we agree time is moving differently.

Are you insane, drunk, or just American?  Our citizens stand out in other countries, and it's not the Canadian flag on your backpack.  It's cause you smile too much... and that you speak louder and slower English when someone doesn't understand you in THEIR country.  

A city planned around the health and well-being of the citizens?!?  WTF? It's not happening stateside.  Tom and Matt talk about all the ways society would change if it did.

It's aliens, man!  Maybe not. What would it mean if intelligent life were to show up on Earth, at least for health? We damn well know there isn't any here yet.  Maybe we need to put down the bong.

No sooner did we do the episode on the TV show Upload when we got the first glimpse at digital immortality.  Are you ready to live forever, at least as an avatar?

It seems like everyone wants to do psychedelics with a shaman. No one really looks at the other spiritual practices.  Tom decided to puke, like a lot.  But there were reasons.  We spoke to Dre and Charlotte from the Ancestral Project to explain why he decided to try it, not only once but three times.

Your bluelight glasses and cold showers are cute, bro. But have you ever spliced your own DNA? Give us a call when you get a degree in genetics.

Once again, we are rambling.  This discussion touches on concierge medicine, acupoint injection therapy, metformin, and various tests available to consumers.  In other words, we hit record and said, "Let's see what happens."

Is it just me, or do Tom and Matt celebrate this holiday too frequently? The show isn't that old, and it seems like they have recorded a dozen or so of these episodes.  Anyway, find a comfy spot on the couch and get ready to hear more about pot.  Oh, and bring snacks.

You can learn a lot about people over a quick cup of coffee.  Elizabeth Cardiello had Matt and Tom trying to hide all their tells during a conversation about body language and facial expressions.   

Bob Marley said, “In the abundance of water, the fool is thirsty.”  Why is half the country so damn anti-science?  If that statement offends you send your hate mail to: gofyourself@noonegivesacrap.com