UFO Arms Race, Eric Weinstein & Jay Stratton’s Book Preview
Andy is joined by Pavel to discuss claims of a UFO arms race, US–China technological competition and the questions surrounding mysterious drone incursions.
We unpack Eric Weinstein’s comments on Diary of a CEO, revisit the fallout from David Grusch’s Rogan appearance and examine excerpts from Jay Stratton’s Out of the Shadows, including reported military UAP encounters and a warning about investigating the legacy programme.
Plus, listener questions on reverse engineering, alleged alien abductions and what would genuinely move the disclosure conversation forward.
Recorded live on 12 October, ahead of Stratton’s book release.
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Logically Answered
Nvidia - The World's Next Largest Company | Logically Answered
NvidiaThe World's Next Largest Company
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Nvidia is set to become the world’s largest company crossing a market cap of $10 trillion. For years, critics have been saying that it’s just a matter of time until Nvidia’s momentum runs out. As soon as the gaming hype dies down, Nvidia will perish. As soon as the crypto mining craze dies down, Nvidia will perish. As soon as the supply chain crisis dies down, Nvidia will perish. But, the reality is that Nvidia is at near alltime highs despite tech as a whole getting crushed. In fact, they’ve been able to maintain quite a rich valuation and they’re one of the only mega tech companies to not lay off any employees during this recession. This might seem confusing as it may have seemed like Nvidia was just riding the hype of various booms over the past several years. But, the reality is that none of these booms happened by random chance. The truth is that Nvidia saw a future where GPUs would dominate 30 years ago, and the rest of the world is just now starting to catch up. So, as GPUs become a necessity for more and more industries like machine learning and AI, Nvidia will simply continue to grow. This video explains the massive potential of Nvidia and why Nvidia may very well become the world’s largest company.
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Stuff To Blow Your Mind
Haunted Houses of the Ancient World, Part 1
In this Stuff to Blow Your Mind series, Robert and Joe discuss examples of haunted house stories and traditions from Ancient Greece and Rome. What do they reveal about ancient peoples and human nature? Find out…
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PayPal Is Dying. Good Riddance. | Logically Answered
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Over the past year, much of the tech sector has recovered very well whether that be social media, search, retail, or chips, but one sector that has failed to recover is fintech. And one of the biggest laggards within the fintech industry is none other than PayPal. In fact, PayPal has not only not recovered over the past few years, but it has sunk even lower into the abyss. At this point, PayPal stock is not all that far away from its IPO price itself. At first glance, you might feel a bit bad for PayPal, but when you look at consumer sentiment, you’ll see that this downfall was more than well deserved. It seems that no one is really a happy PayPal customer. On consumer affairs, they’ve got a 1.3star average rating over 4,500 reviews. It’s even worse on TrustPilot where they’ve got a 1.3 star average rating over 28,000 reviews. This video explains why customers hate PayPal so much and why their downfall is more than well deserved.
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