Brain Bites

Today I discuss the weird trait of people online to look at others as mere usernames instead of humans and the misguided notion that being unkind or doubling down on people's mistakes will somehow make them better people. Tune in if you play video games, are a kind human or want to hear from a kind human :)

From campus assassinations to Generation Z uprisings—how do we act ethically when the world is on fire? This week's Brain Bites dives deep into Simone de Beauvoir's The Ethics of Ambiguity as we grapple with a world in political chaos. Conservative activist Charlie Kirk's shocking assassination at Utah Valley University. Nepal's Gen Z protesters toppling a government after police killed 19 demonst...

In this episode of Brain Bites, the host embarks on a journey to make data-driven decisions about home upgrades as a new homeowner. Highlighting the importance of skepticism when considering costly additions, the host discusses the use of Tapo temperature and humidity sensors to evaluate the need for a positive pressure air system. The analysis reveals that a simple smart dehumidifier can achieve...