Join Bret Weinstein, a PhD in Biology, and Heather Heying, also a PhD in Biology, as they tackle the intriguing question: is AI conscious? They delve into the relationship between artificial intelligence and creativity, debating whether machines can truly create art. The discussion takes an unexpected turn into the political landscape, focusing on the influence of childless, unmarried women on electoral outcomes. They also touch on the emotional disconnect in modern political protests and reflect on the societal impacts of AI advancements.

Bret Weinstein and Heather Heying, both PhDs in Biology, analyze the current state of politics through an evolutionary lens. They dissect the barrage of political texts and the manipulation behind fundraising tactics, critiquing the disconnect between voter engagement and genuine political discussion. The duo reflects on the transformative joy of parenthood and its importance in society, contrasting it with the commodified version of joy in politics. They also ponder the evolution of political parties and the dangers of losing sight of fundamental values.

In this discussion, Chris Martenson, an expert from Peak Prosperity, delves into pressing contemporary issues, including the public's response to misinformation following significant events. He critiques the handling of the COVID-19 pandemic and reflects on the safety shortcomings exposed by recent violent incidents. The conversation navigates the complexities of perception shaped by AI and the philosophical ramifications of living in a misleading world. Martenson emphasizes the vital need for accountability in law enforcement and the importance of enhancing data integrity for societal safety.

Bret Weinstein and Heather Heying, both PhDs in Biology, dive into pressing cultural issues from an evolutionary perspective. They discuss the troubling backlash against women's progress and the challenges posed by the regressive rhetoric of modern society. The duo also addresses the importance of preserving the West's ideals, critiques the portrayal of health in media, and reflects on the complexities surrounding happiness and wealth. With humor and insight, they urge listeners to engage with key societal concerns that impact our democracy.

Join Bret Weinstein and Heather Heying, both PhDs in Biology, as they dissect the chaotic political climate through an evolutionary lens. They dive into the intriguing juxtaposition of political freedom claims against the realities of governance. The duo tackles hot-button issues like ongoing COVID-19 protocols, controversial vaccination mandates, and the complexities of gender in sports. Their discussion also touches on unexpected alliances, lineage selection, and even a quirky story involving Bobby Kennedy and a bear. Prepare for a thought-provoking ride!

Bret Weinstein and Heather Heying, both PhDs in Biology, tackle contemporary societal issues through an evolutionary lens. They dissect the attack on merit evident in the Olympics' opening ceremony and explore the tensions within LGBTQ+ identities and traditional gay culture. The couple critiques cultural conformity in political discourse and reflects on the shifting parental language in legislation. Additionally, they question the legitimacy of current political figures, discussing the implications of the 25th Amendment in today's climate.

Bret Weinstein and Heather Heying discuss the lack of transparency in the Secret Service, Portland Pride Parade's corporate presence and public display of kink, and the impact on children. They touch on historical events like JFK's assassination, the importance of controls in research, and evolving societal norms at pride events.

John Cullen discusses GIS, Las Vegas shooting analysis, and COVID hypotheses. They investigate the Trump assassination attempt with bullet trajectories and multiple shooter possibilities. Detailed analysis of potential assassination attempts involved. Acoustic analysis for shot triangulation and exploration of independent research.

Evolutionary biologists Bret Weinstein and Heather Heying discuss the assassination attempt on Trump, evaluating interpretations, aphorisms like Hanlon’s Razor, and the importance of diverse perspectives. They touch on security failures, conspiracy theories, and the challenges of governance and media narratives

Bret Weinstein and Heather Heying discuss The Hope Accord, impact of COVID-19 vaccines, Charlie Munger's wisdom, biased sunscreen views, chytrid fungus effect on frogs, and human hubris in intervening in complex systems.