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Sep 21, 2026

Alex McColganHOST
12:08
Of course, this is under the assumption that Milankovitch cycles are the only factors that influence global temperatures.
Alex McColganHOST
12:15
And while broad trends lasting 100,000 years and interspersing upticks every 41,000 years are indeed demonstrable and consistent in parts of fossil record, the location and orientation of our planet are not the only thing that matters.
Alex McColganHOST
12:31
CO2 and methane levels in the atmosphere are also driving forces behind global temperature fluctuations.
Alex McColganHOST
12:38
And if we're not careful, just as an ice age can build up with a snowball effect, stripping away of ice can happen in the same way, but in reverse.
Jim Al-KhaliliGUEST
16:20
Yeah.
Curt JaimungalHOST
16:20
"So do you indeed imagine that there's something causative that's going on between these two particles?" And then he says, "Yes." And then I said, "Okay, but then what about no signaling?" And then he says, "I think that you could signal.
Curt JaimungalHOST
16:33
I don't know how you could signal faster than light.
Curt JaimungalHOST
16:35
I don't know the experimental setup that you could do.

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Jim Al-KhaliliGUEST
50:21
No, I, y- y- you're, you're right.
Jim Al-KhaliliGUEST
50:23
I think, I think you're right.
Jim Al-KhaliliGUEST
50:24
When, when, when I think of a block, the block universe and slices of space at a moment in time, that is indeed from the perspective of some observer, some reference frame.
Jim Al-KhaliliGUEST
50:35
Uh, and so, you know, all points on a particular slice for that observer, you know, if that's your, if that's their present moment, their now, then all points on that slice are happening simultaneously at that moment.
Adam HogeHOST
79:44
Uh, Briggs, good to have you here.
Greg Braggs Jr.HOST
79:46
Yes, indeed.
Adam HogeHOST
79:47
We'll see you next week in-
Greg Braggs Jr.HOST
79:48
Hell of a teammate
Holly DixonGUEST
9:07
I was looking on LinkedIn.
Holly DixonGUEST
9:08
I was looking on Indeed.
Holly DixonGUEST
9:09
I was looking what's available.
Holly DixonGUEST
9:11
And I so wanted to do something different, but it was like I wasn't finding anything.
Lou ShaverGUEST
11:06
And there are other, other types of inspections.
Lou ShaverGUEST
11:09
Once I started doing this, I went on to Indeed or LinkedIn.
Lou ShaverGUEST
11:14
I was looking at some jobs on there and I found an inspection job.
Lou ShaverGUEST
11:18
So I'm going to look for other platforms to see what I can come up with.
Lou ShaverGUEST
11:22
Well, once I applied on Indeed's website, I started getting daily inspection-related jobs.
Lou ShaverGUEST
11:30
And so I've picked up two or three other opportunities for the types of inspections that I do and have reached out to those companies and applied with them.
Lou ShaverGUEST
11:37
Not that I want more work.
Mike AndesHOST
9:48
So the GM wages, I'm going to go ahead and include like the cost of me flying out there.
Mike AndesHOST
9:54
I'm going to include the cost of the Indeed ads.
Mike AndesHOST
9:56
I'm going to include the wages for like a month or so of the general manager.
Mike AndesHOST
10:01
So it's got to be at least $15,000.
Mike AndesHOST
10:04
when I take all that into consideration.
Mike AndesHOST
10:06
Again, I'm talking about running the Indeed ads, me traveling down there with my wife for a couple of days, and then also the general manager's wages for the first month.
Mike AndesHOST
10:14
So they're GM wages.
Mike AndesHOST
10:15
Okay, another one we kind of glanced over is equipment.
Katy RippHOST
1:37
No, no.
Katy RippHOST
1:38
I needed to get on Indeed immediately and become a receptionist at UW Health.
Katy RippHOST
1:43
Thanks to Instagram, I also have several other promising career paths to consider.
Katy RippHOST
1:47
Because apparently if I watch enough videos of someone doing something I have absolutely no business doing, eventually my brain goes, you know what? I think we would be really good at this.

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Katy RippHOST
7:31
Want to try it with me? And then I started looking differently at all the random things I've learned how to do over the past 20 years.
Katy RippHOST
7:37
Not as evidence that I can't pick a lane.
Katy RippHOST
7:40
Not as a weird resume that doesn't fit neatly into the little boxes on Indeed.
Katy RippHOST
7:45
as an actual body of work.
Brianna HuynhGUEST
5:40
If it's a one page kind of entryway into your ATS job search, AI is not going to have much to say other than what your company does.
Brianna HuynhGUEST
5:49
I think the thing that I've been looking at most is not just the career site, but in general, if you prompt AI to talk about your employer brand, what does it come up with and what does it say? And more often than not, it's pulling in sources from Indeed and Glassdoor and Reddit, and it's pulling all of those things in because career sites are not specific or robust enough to provide that information.
Chris RussellHOST
6:17
Yeah, they just don't have that stuff.
Brianna HuynhGUEST
6:19
Yeah.

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Brianna HuynhGUEST
11:22
And it's something that, you know, I've been encouraging a lot of employers to pay attention to.
Brianna HuynhGUEST
11:27
I think, you know, if, if your job descriptions still have that kind of language, where it's vague, it's generic, it says, you know, flexible schedule, or, you know, competitive compensation, what AI does is it'll either say it can't find information, Or more often, it just pulls what it can find.
Brianna HuynhGUEST
11:50
And what it can find is conversations on Reddit, reviews on Glassdoor, reviews on Indeed.
Brianna HuynhGUEST
11:56
And so as an employer, you're really putting a lot of weight into what past employees, current employees say about you.
Noah HartmannGUEST
7:05
For us in the Midwest, farmers, you know, when the seasonal work hits, you need to have some extra hands.
Noah HartmannGUEST
7:10
And so maybe that's through online postings like Indeed, or maybe that's through word of mouth people that you know.
Noah HartmannGUEST
7:15
You find extra hands to help out with the work.
Noah HartmannGUEST
7:18
And so this landowner goes to the marketplace where there's people gathered looking for employment opportunities.
Ben ToddHOST
17:07
So very grateful that they have been willing to be helpful and encouraging and all of that with this process.
Ben ToddHOST
17:18
And so after several months of bombarding companies with applications and resumes and hours and hours spent trolling through Indeed and LinkedIn and all these different job boards.
Ben ToddHOST
17:32
I decided that I would try a different strategy because the strategy that I was currently trying to implement wasn't working.
Ben ToddHOST
17:38
So I made the decision one day.

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