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Sep 11, 2026

Jeffrey DrumGUEST
44:52
Um, ooh man.
Jeffrey DrumGUEST
44:54
So the Khem, right? So the name of my book is The Land of Chem, C-H-E-M, which is a play on words for the original name of Egypt, the land of Khem, K-H-E-M.
Jeffrey DrumGUEST
45:07
And we know that our modern words for alchemy and chemistry have their etymology in the word khem.
Jeffrey DrumGUEST
45:14
So according to the conventional story, the khem refers to the black alluvial soil around the Nile River.

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Jeffrey DrumGUEST
104:24
Click to the next one.
Jeffrey DrumGUEST
104:25
Shameless plug.
Jeffrey DrumGUEST
104:27
The Land of Chem, C-H-E-M.
Jeffrey DrumGUEST
104:29
So again, just some pictures from down inside the Osiris shaft.
speaker_4NARRATOR
21:41
The name of the country, Egypt, in Greek Aegyptos, exactly corresponds to the Egyptian designation Kapta, the land of Ptah, one of their gods, and from it the name of Copts seems also derived.
speaker_4NARRATOR
21:56
In the Hebrew scriptures its name is Mizraim, that is the two Mazors, which again corresponds with another Egyptian name for the country, Chem, the same as the land of Ham, both Mazor and Chem, meaning in their respective languages the red mud or dark soil of which the cultivated part of the country consisted.
speaker_4NARRATOR
22:19
It was called the two Mazors probably because of its ancient division into Upper and Lower Egypt.
speaker_4NARRATOR
22:25
The king of Upper Egypt was designated by a title whose initial sign was a bent reed, which illustrates such passages as 2 Kings 18 verse 21, Isaiah 36 verse 6, Ezekiel 29 verse 6, while the rulers of Lower Egypt bore the title of Be, which may be referred to in Isaiah 7 verse 18.
Melissa ColliniHOST
25:59
Thanks, Jim, and all of you out there listening for learning about microwaves and science some more today.
Jam RobinsonHOST
26:05
And just like microwaves, Melissa and I have a lot of ideas about topics of ev- of chemistry in everyday life, but we wanna hear from you of ideas that you have.
Jam RobinsonHOST
26:14
If you have questions or thoughts, you can reach out to us at Gmail or on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook at Chem For Your Life.
Jam RobinsonHOST
26:20
That's Chem, F-O-R your life, to share thoughts and ideas about future episodes.
Jam RobinsonHOST
26:25
Um, and you can also respond to, to previous episodes.
Jeremie HarrisHOST
15:14
The metrics that seem peripheral but somewhat important start to go up, and then the big metrics go up, and there's not always a huge gap there.
Jeremie HarrisHOST
15:22
All the standard tests were done, CBRN, right, Chem, Bio, Radiological, and Nuclear Risk.
Jeremie HarrisHOST
15:26
It seems like 5.1 is more capable than 5 across the board, but still below the next risk threshold in the anthropic RSP.
Jeremie HarrisHOST
15:35
So they're shipping it with the same restrictions as Mythos 5 across the board.
Michael HowardGUEST
38:04
And the reason why they're called hybrid is you use two together.
Michael HowardGUEST
38:07
Use elliptic curve and MLChem.
Michael HowardGUEST
38:10
So MLChem is the quantum resilient algorithm.
Michael HowardGUEST
38:14
Right.
Michael HowardGUEST
38:15
Elliptic curve is classic.
Carl FranklinHOST
38:56
So anything that uses it, like curl or any little command line tool, all those things have to support it.
Michael HowardGUEST
39:03
Correct, correct.
Michael HowardGUEST
39:04
So SSH, both client and server, supports it as a version 10, I think, maybe 9.9 or 10, supports MLChem.
FitzHOST
3:22
Yeah, yeah.
FitzHOST
3:23
Química.
SilviaGUEST
3:24
Eh, chemist.
FitzHOST
3:26
No. Química.
SilviaGUEST
3:28
Chem-chemical.
SilviaGUEST
3:30
Uh, it's, uh, eh-
SilviaGUEST
7:00
Athlete.
FitzHOST
7:01
Athlete.
William Leonard PickardHOST
0:08
good day friends we have a very special guest for you today at the last alchemist bohan lu bohan is a friend in san francisco he's also a partner at chemistry.bc i think that's a 350 million dollar fund and he's under 30.
William Leonard PickardHOST
0:28
Chemistry is an early stage venture fund and some of the most ambitious founders working at the intersection of AI and technology.
William Leonard PickardHOST
0:40
But Bohan's much more than a venture capitalist.
William Leonard PickardHOST
0:43
He's a founder, he's host of Deus Ex Machina podcast, where he explores big ideas with an amazing range of people.
KimHOST
0:00
Hey there, welcome to the Confident Chemistry Teacher podcast.
KimHOST
0:04
I'm Kim, a high school chemistry teacher who's still in the classroom teaching chemistry and refining what actually works with real students.
KimHOST
0:11
This podcast is all about practical chemistry teaching strategies, labs, and systems that make teaching feel more manageable and more confident.
KimHOST
0:19
So let's get this reaction started.
KimHOST
0:22
Hey, everyone.
KimHOST
0:23
Today I want to talk about chemicals that you need for your chemistry classroom.
KimHOST
0:30
So I just finished up my second week of school, and now I am about to jump into some labs.
KimHOST
0:37
And I know that a lot of you lucky ducks haven't even started school yet.
Victoria MeyerHOST
0:23
Welcome back to The Chemical Show, where leaders talk business.
Victoria MeyerHOST
0:27
Today, I have the opportunity to speak with Martha Moore, who is the Chief Economist for the American Chemistry Council.
Victoria MeyerHOST
0:34
So Martha is deep into all the things that are going on across the chemical industry, particularly when we look at macroeconomics and just the numbers.
Victoria MeyerHOST
0:42
And quite honestly, you guys are always asking me, what's going on in the chemical industry and what are you seeing? And I am really hoping that Martha is going to help share some of that insight.
Victoria MeyerHOST
2:15
That's really great.
Victoria MeyerHOST
2:17
All right.
Victoria MeyerHOST
2:17
So in fact, what does it actually mean? So chief economist, that sounds like a lofty thing, but what does it really mean to be chief economist with the American Chemistry Council? What do you do?
Martha MooreGUEST
2:28
Yeah.
Casey CunyGUEST
15:22
Yeah, and a lot of them don't see it as cheating.
Casey CunyGUEST
15:24
A lot of them see it as, "Well, I don't understand how to do this, and I have a AP World test and an AP Chem test, and so, like, I mean, I just need to do this."
Greg AllenHOST
15:33
Yeah, yeah.
Greg AllenHOST
15:33
Like, you're giving me busywork, and over here I've got the really high stakes thing, and so that's what I'm, that's what I'm gonna focus on.

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