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The new Factually! episode features David Sirota discussing the inherent corruption in US politics. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube for insights into this critical issue.
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Adam Conover interviews investigative journalist David Sirota about his book, “MASTER PLAN: The Hidden Plot to Legalize Corruption in America.” They discuss the normalization of political corruption and its impact on government dysfunction. Listeners can support the show, explore tour dates, and access additional content through various platforms.
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In this episode, Adam Conover discusses the future of AI with expert Ethan Mollick, addressing skepticism surrounding the technology. They explore the ongoing relevance of AI and its potential impact on daily life, emphasizing that AI will coexist with us regardless of the industry’s ups and downs.
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In a discussion with AI safety expert Steven Adler, the risks of AI technology are explored, highlighting mental health concerns, societal implications, and the increasing legal challenges faced by companies like OpenAI. The conversation raises questions about the true safety of AI and how to coexist with it effectively.
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Join Ellipsus for free to ensure your writing remains collaborative, private, and human-centric. The discussion focuses on how AI may adversely affect mental well-being. For more insights, watch the YouTube video linked.
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Annie Rauwerda, a Wikipedia editor known for “Depths of Wikipedia,” discusses the site’s role as a modern arbiter of truth amid societal uncertainty. She joins Adam to explore how Wikipedia’s community navigates the complexities of information in today’s world, emphasizing its reliance on volunteer contributions.
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Judith Enck discusses the pervasive issue of plastic pollution, highlighting its presence in landfills, oceans, and even human bodies. The conversation emphasizes urgent actions needed to combat this growing environmental crisis. Enck’s insights are drawn from her experience as a former EPA official and her book, “The Problem with Plastic.”
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In this episode of “Factually,” Adam Conover discusses how individuals can effect change with philosophers Alex Madva and Michael Brownstein, authors of “Somebody Should Do Something.” They explore perspectives on personal impact amidst societal challenges. Listeners can also find promotional offers for various products and support the podcast on Patreon.
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The 2025 edition of “How to Defeat Your Family at Politics” offers strategies for winning political debates during family gatherings, emphasizing the importance of forming personal opinions distinct from USAFacts. The piece suggests using dinner table discussions as opportunities for spirited political discourse.
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In “We All Feel Like the World’s Ending Because It Is (Kind Of),” Lizzie Wade discusses her book, “Apocalypse: How Catastrophe Transformed Our World,” exploring past catastrophes and their impact on cultures. The episode delves into why we feel the world is ending and its implications for the future.
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