The speaker mentions their perfectionist nature and dislike of tiny inaccuracies. They recall an incident where they were criticized for stating a factual error about a public figure's age. Despite the backlash, they feel justified in making the statement. Reflecting on their journalistic career, they advise their younger self to be bold in expressing opinions but also to recognize the importance of receiving criticism and not engaging in every argument that arises.
Kara and Scott discuss the country’s latest mass shooting in Kansas City, and a new AI gun safety campaign. Also, X may be violating U.S. sanctions by letting terrorist organizations buy check marks, Jeff Bezos is saving big with his move to Florida, and Lyft’s stock went on a wild ride, all due to a typo. Plus, is Tesla’s Full Self-Driving technology to blame for an employee’s death? And is there merit to a lawsuit alleging Match Group’s apps are addictive? Then, Kara and Scott give an economics teacher their takes on what to teach students.
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