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Today in
My Weird Prompts
Tuesday, 8 September 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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Technology |
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We break down the real landscape — from Consumer Reports and Project Farm to Amazon Vine and the affiliate swamp — then ask whether AI's ability to surface…
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This episode explores the engineering philosophy gap between consumer, commercial, and true industrial vacuum tiers — what separates a Dyson from a Kirby, why…
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Ever wonder where your airline chicken was actually cooked? This episode takes you inside the industrial catering facilities that produce tens of thousands of meals…
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When a cargo jet overruns a Miami runway, the NTSB deploys within hours — not to assign blame, but to read the scene like a document. This episode unpacks how…
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We break down why cheap plastic smells, why anodized aluminum beats painted steel, and why IP ratings matter more than material choice. Plus: why "buy it for life"…
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Is a 2.5 kg Pelican case worth it for protecting a drill on a flight? We break down the real weight penalties, TSA battery rules, and the smarter middle-ground…
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This episode breaks down the physics of drill bit footprints—why the quarter-inch hex system is a screwdriving standard borrowed for drilling, and where it fails…
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Drill attachments promise to turn your drill into a cleaning tool, a saw, a pump, and more. We separate the genuinely useful from the dangerous gimmicks. Learn why…
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Aviation |
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Hours after a Prime Air cargo 767 overran the runway at Miami International, striking vehicles and killing five people on the ground, we dig into the physics of…
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Israel |
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Jerusalem is in the middle of a massive construction boom — light rail expansion, high-rise towers, entire neighborhoods being remade. But for the residents living…
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