Jul 14, 2026 · 1 hr 7 min · 12 segments
Do you ever wish you could have the love life of the main character in a romantic comedy? Well, in this episode, we chat about how to make it happen! Author of The Very Definition of Love, Sophia…
This is Send It to the Sewers where we rant about something from the week or just about from life.
I'm gonna rant about we're, we're spending all this, like- ... technology and brain thought or whatever.
Brain thought, technology, water power going into AI, and I'm like, one, obviously don't do that, don't care about that, don't want AI.
Why aren't we using even, like, a quarter of our brain power resources [laughs] to go into predicting earthquakes?
Why isn't there a single technology that can predict earthquakes? I don't understand.
An earthquake is the scariest thing that could ever happen, and, like, I keep seeing articles, like, "The fault line, it's coming."
This is Send It to the Sewers where we rant about something from the week or just about from life.
I'm gonna rant about we're, we're spending all this, like- ... technology and brain thought or whatever.
Brain thought, technology, water power going into AI, and I'm like, one, obviously don't do that, don't care about that, don't want AI.
Why aren't we using even, like, a quarter of our brain power resources [laughs] to go into predicting earthquakes?
Why isn't there a single technology that can predict earthquakes? I don't understand.
An earthquake is the scariest thing that could ever happen, and, like, I keep seeing articles, like, "The fault line, it's coming."
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