AI: Supercharging Scientific Exploration
The October 9, 2024 episode of the Google DeepMind Podcast features Pushmeet Kohli discussing the revolutionary impact of artificial intelligence on scientific exploration.
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Softwar Revisited: Reframing Non-Lethal Warfare in the Digital Age with Bitcoin
The May 15, 2023 episode of the What is Money podcast revisits Jason Lowery's ideas on Softwar. Having had thinking time, Lowery now posits that Bitcoin, traditionally framed as a form of money, should be reframed as a power projection technology, particularly suited for the domain of cyberspace.
Bitcoin's Role in the Power Projection Game (part 5)
The March 3, 2022 episode of the What is Money podcast finished the 5-part series with Jason Lowery. In episode 5, Lowery explains that Bitcoin's strategic significance lies not in its operational efficiency but in its completely unique position as a decentralized and trustless monetary system.
The Evolution and Future of Bitcoin Mining
In the September 7, 2024 episode of the THE Bitcoin Podcast, Coin Dad takes listeners through the history of Bitcoin mining, charting its evolution from CPU-based mining to the current dominance of ASIC miners.
Bitcoin's Role in the Power Projection Game (part 4)
The February 15, 2022 episode of the What is Money podcast covered part 4 of Jason Lowery's Softwar ideas. In episode 4, Robert Breedlove and Jason Lowery delve into the intricate relationship between life, energy, and entropy, drawing parallels between biological and societal systems.
Bitcoin's Role in the Power Projection Game (part 3)
The February 9, 2022 episode of the What is Money podcast covered part 3 of Jason Lowery's Softwar ideas. In this episode, the focus is on how Bitcoin represents a non-lethal alternative to traditional kinetic military power by using electricity to secure digital property rights.
Bitcoin's Role in the Power Projection Game (part 2)
The February 3, 2022 episode of the What is Money podcast covered part 2 of Jason Lowery's Softwar ideas, this time on the idea that property is only secure as long as it can be defended.