Calculated Absurdity
Calculated Absurdity
A podcast of three close friends goofing around and discussing the hard hitting topics of the internet with a shotgun approach of engineering.
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Último episodio
15 de may. de 2024
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Episodios
The Airport Rant/How fast can you get a person on a moving walkway? 15.03.2023 1:07:17
We rant about airports and try to determine the science behind getting someone moving really fast on a moving walkway. Videos we watched during this episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GvfF4TeXz7U&ab_channel=LukeStarkenburg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FM9LN6coEAc&ab_channel=ViralHog https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHxO0UdpoxM&ab_channel=Channel4News
The one after the break 08.03.2023 57:55
Took a week off due to work stuff, but we back on track!
I'm not really into flavor descriptions. 22.02.2023 1:02:02
I forgot to upload this before my trip so I don't have anything particularly witty for the description.
If you guys could choose between being a werewolf and a vampire, what would you be?/Do vampires get hard? 15.02.2023 1:02:25
Hear the hard hitting debate on werewolves and vampires! Did you know werewolves go through puberty? Do vampires get hard? Listen and find out.
A lot about nothing 09.02.2023 59:56
Welcome to the first episode of Calculated Absurdity where we talk about everything and nothing sort of like a black hole.
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