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Send us a textThe quote "time is not running out, but it's building up" is discussed and debated. Is time running out or not? Can time be "built up" or is it better to describe experience, memories, and relationships being built, through wise use of your time?Want to buy the book mentioned in this episode? Buy Anti-Time Management here. ---Any views expressed on this podcast are th

Send us a text Pickle juice, ducks, weddings, and long-distance dating. We tackle all these topics in an emblematic episode of I Hate Talking. This is a great episode for new listeners to “dive” in.As we make it one quarter of the way to our 100th episode, if you enjoyed this episode, like, share, do all the things. ---Any views expressed on this podcast are those solely of the

Send us a text This episode dropped the day after September 11, so we discuss some potential conspiracy theories around the events of 9/11. Ultimately, we want to think critically about the events we experience and things that are communicated to us. Have feedback on this episode and/or want to hear more conspiracy theory themed episodes? Let us know!The Joe Rogan episode featuring

Send us a text We have a very nice conversation about our summer of camping. We describe our "camping challenge" for the summer of 2024, as well as various food favorites (and food flops), realizations about tables, and other things we learned along the way.We stayed at a number of various state parks as well as booking a variety of stays through https://www.hipcamp.com/en-US. ---A

Send us a text We wrap up yet another unplanned miniseries, this time on fatigue. In this episode we take time to discuss mental load, mental overload, and mental fatigue. Does mental load even exist? Do women have mental load while men don’t? We then wrap up with some comments on strategy to combat mental overload as well as brief commentary on organization systems in general. -

Send us a text We continue the discussion on fatigue, this time on decision fatigue. Do the number of decisions we have to make on a daily basis cause undue stress and leave us drained? We also offer a variety of things one can do to combat decision fatigue. We reference the American Medical Associations article on this topic. ---Any views expressed on this podcast are those solely

Send us a text We respond to some listener feedback and make some minor corrections to our previous episode as it relates to Shazam. You can find more about NOBA Project here: https://nobaproject.com/modules/eyewitness-testimony-and-memory-biases.Then we move into a new phrase and a new topic, as it relates to change. How does amount, frequency, and complexity of change impact how

Send us a text We discuss the definition, source, and many examples of the Mandela Effect. How many do you remember correctly, or incorrectly? What amimal laid down with the lamb?What color is Pikachu's tale?What are the lyrics to Mister Rogers' Neighborhood or Queen's We Are The Champions?Why are there so many different Mandela Effects associated with peanut butter? Here's the lin

Send us a text We discuss a potentially toxic substance that is socially acceptable, even expected, to be consumed. Is it what you think? We then talk about some of our favorite drinks, including:WaterJoshLodiGratsi - order with this link and get two free Bàcaro glasses.Pickle JuiceWant to tell us about your favorite drink? Drop us a text, send us an email, or leave a comment. If

Send us a text In the final part of our unplanned 3-part mini-series on money, we discuss the importance and methods of cost tracking, making sure you protect your most valuable asset for income generation, and the importance of giving. Also listen to us stumble all over the pronunciation of the word of the episode. ---Any views expressed on this podcast are those solely of the hos