Pushing the Limits of Performance

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Horses, unlike humans, do not have the innate desire to beat records, as they run as fast as they can based on their genetic potential. The racing industry has tried various breeding techniques and diets to enhance horses' performance, but they may have already reached their physiological limit due to the limited gene pool from which they originate. On the other hand, human races have seen advancements in technology like improved tracks and footwear, enabling athletes to continually improve their speed and performance.

Episode 315: Neal and Toby recap Apple’s earnings which have calmed investors for now despite its struggling iPhone sales. Then, Gov. Ron DeSantis signs a bill to have lab-grown meat manufacturing and distribution banned in Florida. Also, how Ozempic literally changed the economy and livelihood of Denmark. Next, Carvana wins stock of the week while Peloton is the dog of the week. Meanwhile, a startup wants to take poop deep underground to save the planet. Lastly, the real reason why there hasn’t been record-breaking performances in the Kentucky Derby in over 60 years.

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00:00 - Intro

03:00 - Apple Earnings

07:15 - Fake meat in Florida

11:45 - Ozempic in Denmark

16:30 - Stock/Dog of the week

19:00 - Carbon startup

24:00 - Kentucky Derby Horses

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