It's an especially nutritious episode for consuming conversation at Existence Brewing, as Jack & Michael banter about the potential ills of a massive financial windfall, dietary fiber, old people at the gym, and the unfair and antiquated concept of providing a last meal request prior to public executions.

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Jack & Michael cover a lot of ground in this 77-minute rendezvous at Existence Brewing, as they mash up everything from the misconceptions of the inclusion movement and vegan leather to the shady practices of the insurance industry, the world that was briefly all things "hawk tuah," and Jack's teachings on what he calls The Trinity Of Corporeal Responsibility.

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The boys pull the spring on another set of topics at Existence Brewing, mostly regarding the subject of artificial intelligence and its rapid rise of applications, as well as an exercise in contrast about how it compares to other convenience-based technologies of the past and what impacts they had on general society. Michael also recounts his love for and addiction to Crystal Pepsi, and also gives a review of the new Limited Edition Apple Pie Ala Mode Oreos (Jack is thrilled by the way...).

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Jack & Michael use the theoretical spaces within Existence Brewing to offer their thoughts on topics like Reptilians, celebrity TV courtroom judges, why science is an ass, and why Jack despises Joe Rogan.

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In an episode that finds Jack & Michael feeling more puckish than usual, the two muck it up using topics such as parsimoniousness, especially ludicrous and despicable alpha male behavior, appropriate reboots for Teen Wolf, and Jack's thoughts on why it might at least sometimes be nice to be "smooth down there."

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Another face-to-face at Existence Brewing finds Jack & Michael raking through the ins, outs, and between spaces of topics including the negative influence of persuasive technology, atypical angles for approaching habitual behaviors, and Jack's wishes for a new and lengthier gestation period for humans.

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Jack & Michael hit the ground running in this tale from Existence Brewing with chits and chats about which celebrities they share birthdays with, how AI is helping fraudsters lie as efficiently as the world's governments, the phenomenon known as the Buga sphere, and why Michael is suddenly receiving a lot of sailing videos as recommended content on YouTube.

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In what turns out to be more of a serious sit-down at Existence Brewing, Jack & Michael discuss the use of pseudonyms by authors and artists, the latest round of what they perceive are government smokescreens regarding historically well-known UFO encounters, and just how close the planet might be to experiencing global thermonuclear war.

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