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Today in
My Weird Prompts
Thursday, 1 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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Geopolitics |
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When Ireland's national team faced Israel at a neutral venue, the gestures became the story: black armbands, heads bowed through Israel's anthem, and a captain who…
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Nuclear warheads have to be maintained, and maintenance means movement. The Office of Secure Transportation runs 42 tractor-trailers and roughly 700 federal…
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The answer is that the arrangement is deliberately built so it doesn't. This episode walks through the physics package — why the actual nuclear core is the size of…
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The closest real-world attempts (North Korea's Juche, Hoxha's Albania, Khmer Rouge Cambodia) suggest the answer is grim, but the reasons are more interesting than…
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The answer turns out to be a whole invisible machine — the 45-pound Presidential Emergency Satchel that rides the same elevator as the president, the laminated…
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When Flydubai FZ1073 squawked a hijacking code over Saudi airspace, Israel scrambled fighter jets to intercept a foreign airliner that had never entered its…
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Technology |
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The craft: why a skill you haven't used in years comes back cleanly, and why that doesn't make the job easy. The trade: how electricians actually get into the field…
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Most people who can fix things learned reactively, project by project — which leaves odd gaps: you can wire a plug but not sand a board. This episode digs into why…
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The answer starts with a correction: in Git, branches are just pointers to commits — there is no parent-child relationship anywhere in the object model. What people…
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History |
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The weekend feels like natural law, but it's a nineteenth-century marketing arrangement that got lucky. In this episode, we trace how rest became a right—from a…
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Policy |
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Both stories can't be right. This episode traces Ireland's tariff era from 1932 to its collapse in the 1950s, then examines Israel's current reform push — from the…
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