In this episode of Positively Pedestrian, we discuss low-earth country clubs, an examination of flooding near-earth space with millions of tourist destinations. We analyze human augmentation in utero and the biological and social implications of pre and post-gestation DNA alteration. The broad-spectrum effects of misinformation, and funny exploration of a rogue group of humans mentally destroyed by an early generation of AI therapists, among other bizarrely curious topics.

 Quotable
“We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.”

 -- Albert Einstein

This famous quote from Albert Einstein remains relevant today and speaks to the negative unintended consequences of applied technology we continue to experience during this era of great technological expansion.

 Listener Q&A

Cheryl Russell from Wichita, Kansas asks...

Will sex bots be a real thing?

Kris Tyte's Response

Yes for sure 100%, there is no question whatsoever! This technology will inevitable be able to pass the "real-life-human" Turing Test, and sex with an AI android will be more enthralling, compelling, safer, and more satisfying than sex with an actual person could ever be, effective displacing traditional biological sex, which culturally may fall out of favor.

 Comment

Jodi Waters from Tampa, Florida says...

Guys, the trail of AI therapy failures made me fall out of my chair! Hilarious! Keep up the good work!

 Jeff Bezos, Dr. Evil Meme - Photo Credit @openmindgunlock

Meme of Jeff Bezos portrayed as Doctor Evil from the Austin Powers Movie Series

 Follow Up Notes

Kris Tyte says...

Correction on the three maxims inscribed at the Temple of Apollo at Delphi were 1.Know Thyself, 2.Nothing in Excess 3.Certainty brings insanity.

 Comment

Leonard Ulrich from Bowler Wisconsin says...

Very interesting segment on misinformation, please expand on this topic in a future episode. Misinformation is a major problem in the modern era and needs to be addressed. I specifically would like to hear more about possible technology tools to combat misinformation in the future.

 Flat Earth Illustration - Credit - James Bareham / The Verge

Illustration by James Bareham / The Verge

 Comment

Cassandra Littlefield from Provo Utah says...

Flat earth convention in space? Come on guys, you know they would never be able to get past the dome! - LOL


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