How About Tomorrow? Tapas, Longer Lasting Flu, and AI as the Way to Keep Up With News
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Feb 24, 2025 This conversation dives into the fascinating culinary world of tapas and the culture surrounding siestas. The hosts tackle the unusual trend of longer-lasting flu symptoms, reflecting on personal health experiences. Amidst navigating conspiracy theories, they introduce an innovative AI-driven social news app idea. The discussion also touches on quantum computing advancements and the impacts of AI hype in the tech world, all while pondering the chaos and craziness of our current reality.
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Friday Lunch Tradition
- Dax and Adam discuss trying to switch their Friday dinner routine to lunch.
- This leads to a conversation about siestas, tapas, and various Spanish and South American dishes.
Longer-Lasting Illnesses
- Dax mentions having the flu for two weeks and still experiencing a lingering cough.
- They discuss how illnesses seem to last longer now and the possibility of it being related to COVID-19.
Evolution of Diseases
- Adam explains that the annual flu is a result of the Spanish flu becoming endemic.
- He explains how diseases evolve to become less lethal for better spread.