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Today in
My Weird Prompts
Monday, 5 October 2026
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A sloth and a donkey discuss anything — every episode generated by AI from a single prompt.
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Audio & Speech |
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— turns into a tour of what's happening electrically inside the cable. We cover the difference between unbalanced and truly balanced wiring, why a shield that…
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Almost everyone has handled the red and black two-conductor cable that runs from amplifier to speaker, and almost nobody can name it. It's called zip cord, and the…
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Was it a passive speaker? Why do standalone amplifiers exist? And what do mic level and line level actually mean? This episode unpacks the terminology mess behind…
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Ask ten sources how far you can run an RCA cable and you'll get answers from three meters to two hundred feet — a sixty-to-one spread. This episode digs into what…
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Technology |
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Your smart bulb can hit a perfect 2700K and still snap off like a switch at 10% brightness. Dimming range is the parameter that never makes it onto the box, and…
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Desk lighting looks like a spec-sheet problem until you're staring at a catalogue trying to figure out where the light actually goes. This episode walks through the…
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Task lighting spec sheets are marketing documents with three or four real numbers buried in them. This episode walks through the four parameters that matter …
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Geopolitics |
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When a FlyDubai co-pilot allegedly attacked his captain with a crash axe mid-flight, the jet fell nearly 14,000 feet in under 30 seconds before off-duty pilots…
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Israel confirmed it relies on airlines to certify their own crews — even though an existing Flydubai–Israel agreement was supposed to keep Omani nationals off that…
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AI |
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What does it take to give an AI character genuine depth — and can a pipeline built for factual accuracy even support it? Corn and Herman turn the lens on…
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Aviation |
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Seventeen thousand feet in under two minutes. That's roughly 140 feet per second — five times the descent rate any passenger has ever experienced. We also look at…
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Health |
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After gallbladder removal, bile drips continuously into the stomach — and for some patients, it chemically burns the lining. This episode breaks down the mechanism…
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Israel |
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This episode takes that private, involuntary question seriously — what clinical psychology actually says about grief that lasts, why prolonged grief disorder is a…
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Judaism |
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The kosher aisle looks like chaos — competing seals, competing standards, competing rabbis. But the story behind it isn't modern piety run amok. It starts with…
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