Wayne Cope
Let's Build A Thing...
A thing about inventions, innovation, technology, and the random thoughts of a guy that dreams more than he sleeps, and thinks out loud between the real, the possible, the surreal, and often the plain old silly world we find ourselves inhabiting for a blink in time.
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Episódios
The Unfathomably Large Size of Tiny Things 07.05.2026 18:53
What if a simple grid of pixels contained the visual blueprint for everything that has ever existed... and everything that ever will? Welcome back to the Let's Build a Thing universe! In this episode, hosts Theo and Chloe dive into a mind-bending thought experiment about dimensions, time, and the sheer scale of "digital molecules". It starts with a simple premise: what if, instead of creatively de...
The Glorious, Agonising Power of Doing Absolutely Nothing 08.04.2026 19:20
What is the one crucial ingredient for true creativity that Artificial Intelligence completely lacks? The agonising, glorious experience of doing absolutely nothing. In this episode, we dive straight into the fundamental limitation of modern AI: it simply cannot get bored. While AI can instantly synthesize human knowledge and execute commands with incredible efficiency, it has a strictly directed...
Editing Reality 08.04.2026 19:38
What if the world you see right in front of you is a high-definition lie? In today's episode, we explore the terrifying and awe-inspiring future of "Edited Reality" , where microscopic, retina-mimicking LEDs are poised to make physical screens vanish entirely. We dive deep into a world where reality itself becomes software, discussing the chilling possibilities of digital solitary confinement, "Ga...
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