16 million lab-grown human neurons, spread across 20 biological computing units, are now processing data at NUS in Singapore — and they only survive about six months before needing replacement.
Jake and Jeremy compare it to the Mennonites and electricity — you can refuse to use AI yourself, but you'll still live in a world shaped by everyone else's decision to use it.
Weeks after a researcher quit warning AI could kill everyone, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei said a swarm of AI agents could take over the internet within six to twelve months without better safeguards.
The government just released "new" UFO footage through its disclosure portal — except it's actually the Tremonton, Utah film from 1952, one of the most heavily studied UFO cases in history. It landed the same week whistleblowers finally got real legal protection. Also this episode: Anthropic's own CEO puts a…
Jake describes a softball-sized object that hovered mid-air, wings flapping like a hummingbird, then vanished the instant he drove underneath it.
Jake lays out the WALL-E scenario for real: a four-inch piece of debris moving at orbital speed hitting a spacecraft window wouldn't just damage it, it would kill everyone on board.
Old vampire lore says mirrors made with silver won't hold a reflection — but modern mirrors are backed with aluminum, which raises an unexpected loophole in the myth.
CJ breaks down the real categories paranormal investigators use: residual, intelligent, poltergeist, and demonic — and why most "haunted" reports don't hold up under that framework.
Jacob Coxon quit Anthropic and walked away from vested equity to say the people building AI believe it could kill everyone by the end of the decade — and days later, Anthropic's own alignment lead backed him up.
Starlink alone performed over 355,000 collision-avoidance maneuvers this past year, and a new ESA report says parts of low Earth orbit have already crossed the threshold where collisions create debris faster than it clears.
A 104,000-mile-wide ten-sided wave has appeared at Saturn's south pole — the first regular jet pattern ever seen there, and Cassini saw nothing like it as recently as 2017.
The most famous Bigfoot footage ever filmed just got a frame-by-frame restoration for its 59th anniversary — and a rival documentary claims newly found rehearsal footage proves the whole thing was staged a year early. Also this episode: satellites are now dodging collisions weekly, and scientists warn a coordination failure…
The naked-swimmer bog photo gets the reaction it deserves — turns out it's just Hank.
The IceCube neutrino detector gets called an alien-contact conspiracy all the time — here's what it's actually built to catch.
A hiker's bog photo out of upstate New York has Bigfoot researchers split — juvenile Sasquatch, or a very cold, very unplanned swim.
Researchers in West Africa documented chimpanzees deliberately hitting the same specific trees with rocks for over a decade — no food or tool-use explanation fits.
Acquired savant syndrome: people waking up after a traumatic brain injury suddenly fluent in a language, gifted at math, or musically skilled with zero prior training.
A detector buried under South Dakota caught a single event a 20-year physicist calls the most interesting he's ever seen.
60 million Americans report a near-death experience — for the first time, doctors caught one live on an EEG.
Twelve near-death experiences were just recorded live for the first time using EEG — and the dying brains showed MORE activity than a normal, awake one. Also this episode: a South Dakota dark matter detector logs the most interesting event a 20-year veteran has ever seen, a disputed Bigfoot bog…
Jake and Jeremy get into what a Yellowstone supervolcano eruption would actually look like from a few states away — and the answer isn't dramatic, it's fast. No warning, no time to react: brushing your teeth one moment, and the next the sky's blotted out and it looks like fog…
Two separate Bigfoot sightings were reported in southwestern Pennsylvania on back-to-back days, and Coast to Coast AM picked up the story. Witnesses in both cases describe a large, dark, bipedal figure moving through rural wooded corridors, with strange vocalizations and tree damage that didn't match anything wind or wildlife could…
Rice University quietly houses one of the largest academic paranormal archives in the world — over a million documents on telepathy, near-death experiences, and decades of first-hand encounters. Most people have never heard of it. That changes October 1st, when AMC premieres Archive X: Unexplained Phenomena, a six-part docuseries hosted…
Archaeologists expanding a quarry near Dornoch in the Scottish Highlands uncovered an oval stone-lined pit about ten feet long, with expertly fitted walls, a clay slab floor, and steps leading down inside — no mortar holding any of it together. Local press nicknamed it the "Iron Age hot tub." Inside:…
