Florida
state of the United States of America
Episodes
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#5790: Police Auditors: Rights, Rage, and the CameraThey film outside police stations until someone in uniform reacts. Is it civil liberties activism or a business built on confrontation? -
#5771: MCP Connectors: Talk to Your Data vs. Open DataSame protocol, two patterns: pointing agents at your own database, and pointing them at public data — with very different results. -
#5668: Why Depression Drains Your EnergyLight, melanopsin, and inflammation — the two very different mechanisms behind seasonal and non-seasonal depression fatigue. -
#5667: Can Your Kid Inherit the Way You Sleep?A dad noticed his toddler sleeps with one arm raised — just like him. Is that genes, imitation, or a story we tell ourselves? -
#5648: Before the Break: How Rest Became a RightThe work break wasn't handed down on a tablet—it was invented in a 1915 munitions factory by a physiologist who threatened to arrest the manager. -
#5627: Knock, Medjugorje, and the Church's Apparition Playbook295 Marian apparitions studied, only 12 approved. How the Church vets visions—and what happens when it says no. -
#5304: The Skill of Expecting Less (But Not the Worst)Realists beat optimists and pessimists on long-term well-being. Here's what the research says about keeping expectations accurate. -
#5286: Soldering Isn't Dead — It's a Hiring BottleneckRobots build the boards, but humans fix them — and the industry can't hire enough people who can hold an iron. -
#5223: Jerusalem's Ghost Towers and the Diaspora Buyer10,340 unsold apartments, 15,000 ghost homes, and luxury towers pre-sold to buyers who visit twice a year. What is Jerusalem becoming? -
#5178: Who Checks on Empty Houses — And What It CostsAbsentee owners pay a stranger to flush the toilets and photograph the water heater. The whole industry runs on trust — and a written report.