In or Out Podcast

Did you know that memes can reach a staggering number of people, far surpassing traditional news outlets? We'll reveal the jaw-dropping statistics that show memes garner five times more views than news channels! These bite-sized pieces of humor resonate particularly with young audiences, making them a force to be reckoned with in the modern information landscape. Memes may be funny, but they c...

Join Oussama and Tony, an AI bot, on an exciting episode as they uncover the alarming reality of AI taking over jobs! Discover how AI is surpassing humans in multitasking, creativity, and productivity. Explore the mind-boggling limitations of AI, from adaptability struggles to ethical dilemmas and emotional understanding. Brace yourself for shocking revelations from renowned computer scientist Geo...

Intelligence doesn't guarantee success. Oussama challenges arrogant geniuses, reveals flaws in GPA and IQ tests, and explores the real keys to triumph: passion, adaptability, and emotional intelligence. Resources: Emotional intelligence at work: Why IQ isn’t everything | Big Think Is IQ Important or Insignificant? | Is there any purpose to knowing your IQ score? Don’t hire the smartest job can...

Oussama shares his experience of academic challenges and a hackathon, highlighting the distinction between motivation and self-discipline. Self-discipline, involving self-control, prioritization, and delayed gratification, is emphasized as crucial for success. Developing self-discipline through daily goals and maintaining consistency is discussed. Friends' support is suggested initially, but i...

In this episode, Oussama laments the decline of the quality of all sort of consumer products and the state of modern technology. He expresses his disappointment at how companies put profit over quality, and how technology seems to be getting worse on purpose. Join our host as he expalins his anger and discusses the reasons behind these changes. Resources: Consumer Engineering Years of Easy Money Y...

Oussama discusses how women surpassed males in previously dominated fields and explains why and how they did so, and the answer to how males can rejoin the race and restore regularity is given from an expert in the field. Resources: Women at Work in the Arab World Male inequality Girls' brains mature faster than boys Study Predicts 45% of Women Will Be Single by 2030 Women now earn more than men

Oussama discusses what he thinks maturity really means. He uses a few examples to illustrate what makes a person mature and how, through a web of skills, hobbies can be an influence in this process. Resources: 7 Marks of Maturity Can Hobbies Make You A Better Person? Importance of Hobbies

Discussion of engineering's negative aspects, including its expenses and its effects on society. Explores the tactics social media businesses employ to engage their users and the potential dangers of emerging technologies. Resources: Negative Effects of Engineering Automated Jobs Rise of Dangerous Weapons

Oussama describes how we lost our native tongue after discussing the moment he first realized he was losing it. Resources: Language Attrition Intro Reasons we lose our native language article Interesting To Know Activity: Genetically Modified Corn The Scientific and Technological Advances of World War II A War For Bird Poop Ridiculous History How the Gold Rush Led to Real Riches in Bird Poop

Oussama discusses Eric's experience of how his pursuit of a degree did not prepare him for success in the real world. He then discusses the skills that are crucial in the real world and the methods he employs to develop soft skills both inside and outside of his university. Resources: Article on how a college degree is no longer enough. Eric's Story on how a degree never prepared him to excel in t...

An episode filled with chaos, from a mother shipping  her aggressive child away to the economy's push for people to have children whether they deserve them or not. Sources: Tory's unbearable story How Gen Z is not ready to become parents Questions asked to fosters Economics of having children: Enke, S. (1970). The economics of having children. Policy Sciences, 1(1), 15–30.  Article...