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Grey and Brady discuss: an exclusive episode of Hello Internet that will be difficult to listen to, the superiority of vinyl, Grey goes to America and complains about tipping yet again, a toothbrush update, a listener photo, airship crash corner, the first self-driving cars on the road, the discovery of exoplanet Proxima Centauri B, and the frightening Fermi paradox. Brought to You By Backblaze: Online backup for $5/month Fracture: Photos printed in vivid color directly on glass. @fractureme and #petsofhi for contest Squarespace: Use code HELLO for 10% off your website Listeners like YOU on Patreon Show Notes Discuss this episode on the reddit HI on Vinyl HI album cover artwork Music streaming boosts sales of vinyl Star Wars LaserDisc What a LaserDisc is Brady's original artwork Pocket full of Kryptonite Kokomo Flag of Wyoming Brady's wooden toothbrush Classic American Cars Listener photo from Mike Plane Crash Investigator: Deadly Silence Airship crash, Airlander 10 Hybrid Air Vehicles HAV 304 Airlander 10 Front promotion shot Airship Kardashian The World's First Self-Driving Taxis Debut in Singapore Proxima Centauri B The Fermi Paradox

Brady and Grey discuss: Brexit and emoji flags revisited, Brady doesn't want his problems fixed -- just his jokes laughed at, jousting and golf at the Olympics, Brady gets an honorary degree, and Grey's split-brain video which inevitably spills over into another discussion of free will in which Grey says part of the universe might not make sense but forgot to mention one key point of the argument. Brought to You By Fracture: Photos printed in vivid color directly on glass. Save 15% off your order with coupon code SUMMER. Audible: get a free 30-day trial by signing up at audible.com/hellointernet Hover: The best way to buy and manage domain names. Use coupon code 'DoctorBrady' for 10% off Listeners like YOU on Patreon Show Notes Discuss this episode on the reddit Brexit: Mustn't be so hasty Grey: Brexit, Briefly Reddit Brexit discussion The Great Guns Germs and Steel Debate Nepal Flag Emoji Man in Business Suit Levitating Let's make jousting an Olympic sport Brady: Doctor of Letters Grey: The Trouble with Transporters Clever Hans the Horse

Brady and Grey discuss: Snapchat again, emoji flags, Tesla, Brady's papercuts, plane crash corner, and health corner. And also Brexit, long after the discussion could possibly be relevant. Brought to You By Fracture: Photos printed in vivid color directly on glass. Igloo: An intranet you'll actually like Backblaze: Online backup for $5/month Listeners like YOU on Patreon Show Notes Discuss this episode on the reddit Grey & Brady discuss Getting Things Done The photo in Brady's mystery package Grey on Snapchat Brady on Snapchat Destin on Snapchat Destin annoys Grey by putting him on Snapchat Snapchat introduces memories Emoji flags for The Home Nations Vatican City Flag emoji Flag of England Flag of Scotland Flag of Wales Union Jack with Welsh dragon Marco Arment wrote an article about the Tesla Autopilot after we recorded this episode. Tesla fatal accident Liberia vs China Boeing 787 Dreamliner windows 31 years later we found the flight recorder Water Boiling at Everest The Summit The Cheeseboard Brexit Brady & Grey discuss Brexit pre-Brexit Ben Goldacre on Brexit

Brady and Grey discuss: the naming of new elements, Brady's new phone, changing the lives of criminals, Brady explains snapchat and possibly gets involved with criminal elements, and Grey travels to San Francisco for RelayCon and LA for VidCon. Brought to You By Hover: The best way to buy and manage domain names. Use coupon code ‘QUIZMASTER’ for 10% off Harry's: Quality Men's Shaving Products. Promocode HI for $5 off your first purchase Audible: get a free 30-day trial by signing up at audible.com/hellointernet Listeners like YOU on Patreon Show Notes Discuss this episode on the reddit New elements named Grey's list of things to do Snapchat Destin on Snapchat Brady on Snapchat Grey forgot to delete ‘make a snapchat’ from his task list and so ended up with one that will never be used Brady’s Snapchat story Cortex on RelayCon VidCon

Grey and Brady discuss: poker, podcast postcards, bi-weekly auto update, flying the Nail & Gear and the Milwaukee flag, and Brady has Grey take a general knowledge / trivia quiz. Brought to You By FreshBooks: Online invoicing made easy Squarespace: Use code HELLO for 10% off your website Backblaze: Online backup for $5/month Listeners like YOU on Patreon Show Notes Discuss this episode on the reddit Playing poker while listening to HI The Borgata Hotel & Casino Brady and Grey discuss subvocalization Podcast Postcards Hello Internet Flag Referendum Uber’s self-driving cars are on the road Travis Kalanick Google vs Uber Nail & Gear at a concert Flying the flag for the show The Milwaukee flag Milwaukee flag rebels Famous Robert Scott Brady's Quiz: WORLD LEADERS: Political leaders of these countries (1 point each) United States United Kingdom Germany Australia SPORT Name one current Major League Baseballer (1 point) Name one person who has ever played Test Cricket (1 point) Name four of the countries to win the Men’s World Cup of Soccer more than once (0.5 points each - 2 points max) WORLD WAR II The nuclear bombs dropped on two cities in Japan at the end of WW2. The names of the two cities bombed (1 point each) Name two of the following - nicknames of either of the two bombs or the two planes that dropped them (1 point each - 2 points max) A FAMOUS US LANDMARK Mount Rushmore is in which state? (1 point) The Four Faces carved into Mt Rushmore (0.5 each and 1 point extra for the correct order, left to right) MUSIC: Who sings these lyrics… When I was younger so much younger than today, I never needed anybody’s help in any way. (1 point) Don't forget me, I begI'll remember you said,Sometimes it lasts in love but sometimes it hurts instead (1 point) Got a long list of ex-loversThey'll tell you I'm insaneBut I've got a blank space, babyAnd I'll write your name (1 point) German composer Beethoven’s first name (1 point) MOUNTAINS 14 Mountains are over 8000m. Name four of them (for 1 point each) FAMOUS WIVES: Name the wives of Barack Obama (1 point) Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh (1 point) Brad Pitt (1 point) David Beckham (1 point) MOVIES Name eight films directed by Steven Spielberg (0.5 points each) SPACE List the 10 largest bodies in the Solar System in descending order (2 points for the list being in descending order, 2 points for it being correct) WEBSITES YouTube was founded by three former PayPal employees…. Can you name any one of them? (1 point) Year of first YouTube upload (1 point) Name either of Reddit’s two founders (1 point) What University did Mark Zuckerberg attend? (1 point) BONUS PICTURE ROUND Flag 1 Flag 2 Flag 3 Flag 4

Grey & Brady discuss: clapping, cheer pressure revisited, Boaty McBoatface / David Attenborough, famous explorers you should know, self-incrimination and being compelled to give testimony, impending Uber tipping, AVs/RVs/SUVs, The Leicester City Foxes fairy tale, the UK/EU referendum (Brexit), and is San Francisco the most valuable city in the world and can maybe London be second. Brought to You By Squarespace: Use code HELLO for 10% off your website Hover: The best way to buy and manage domain names. Use coupon code 'CheerPressure' for 10% off Harry's: Quality Men's Shaving Products. Promocode HI for $5 off your first purchase Listeners like YOU on Patreon Show Notes Discuss this episode on the reddit Muse: Starlight State of the Union: Just the claps The Clappy Clap Show A start at defining cheer pressure Boaty McBoatface beaten by Sir David Attenborough in UK science ship naming David Attenborough The Brian Cox Robert Falcon Scott Neil Armstrong Edmund Hillary Tenzing Norgay Keeing Shtump You should probably tip your Uber driver from now on The Leicester City Foxes Leicester City win Premier League United Kingdom European Union membership referendum, 2016 San Francisco Rents

Grey and Brady discuss: environmental nagging, cheer pressure, apple products and wants/needs/weeds, singular use of 'we' and caring less, Boaty McBoatface, Encryption and if your phone is part of you. Brought to You By FreshBooks: Online invoicing made easy Squarespace: Use code HELLO for 10% off your website Backblaze: Online backup for $5/month Listeners like YOU on Patreon Show Notes Discuss this episode on the reddit Brady Haran or Edmund Hillary A year after its launch, it’s now clear that pretty much no one needs an Apple Watch Jordan Spieth Danny Willett We are Numberphile H.I. Twitter account I am Brady Boaty McBoatface Sunshine Megatron Mister Splashy Pants Should all locks have keys? Phones, Castles, Encryption, and You. FBI–Apple encryption dispute Apple's iOS Security document I, Phone

Grey and Brady discuss: the roofs of their houses, the mighty black stump, pointing at things, vandalizing wikipedia, the Tesla model 3, King Tut corner, The Cricket World Cup, the word brave, and spec work and working for free. Brought to You By Hover: The best way to buy and manage domain names. Use coupon code 'BLACKSTUMP' for 10% off Squarespace: Use code HELLO for 10% off your website Harry's: Quality Men's Shaving Products. Promocode HI for $5 off your first purchase Listeners like YOU on Patreon Show Notes Discuss this episode on the reddit The Mighty Black Stump T-shirt HI ⌘X on YouTube: Listener Photos Pointing at Things Tesla Model 3 Model 3 Dashboard The Holden Callous/Calais King Tut's Tomb May Have Hidden Spaces Luxor Brady's Egypt photos Cricketeer hits four sixes The Creativity Debate Say no to spec

Dive into the philosophical depths of consciousness and the curious notion of dying in your sleep. Hear humorous travel tales from the Forbidden Kingdom, including awe-inspiring views of the Taj Mahal. Reflect on the nostalgia of retro gaming and the frustrations of oversized smartphones. Enjoy light-hearted banter about flag symbolism and the quirky challenges of managing minor finances. The discussion rounds off with the revolutionary moments in AI and the iconic game of Go, leaving you pondering the implications of technology on our identity.

Brady and Grey dive into the intriguing world of copyright and its impact on digital content. They humorously narrate their visa application misadventures, highlighting the absurdities of bureaucratic processes. A nostalgic look at Donkey Kong reveals its lasting influence on gaming culture. The duo also tackles the challenges of weight management, mixing personal anecdotes with light-hearted reflections. Finally, they explore the delicate balance of gaming and relationships, discussing how interests can evolve over time while preserving connections with loved ones.