Official RobCast EP XXV

Back from hiatus, here we are with good ol' smoky Kentucky mountain blue-eyes, Wes Morgan, and boy do we talk for over an hour. Listen to us gloss through Ninja turtle-self identification psychology, our joined hatred for all things clown, and oh so much more.

30th episode! This week we discuss language and the importance of communication. We talk about body language, and discuss how "kids these days" have eroded their linguistic skills as a result of handheld technology.

This week we talk about the busy-body social status, we discuss the benefits of doing activities singularly, and we barely breach the behavioral biased beacon of the Brady Bunch.

This week we discuss fantasy as a substitution for reality, we briefly discuss grit, and meander on why passion towards something helps us achieve or grow.

This week we discuss the imperfections of humans relating to artificial intelligence, and discuss the false imperfections AI can create to lull us into a false sense of security as they devastate the human race... And we discuss idioms!

Thoughts and feelings. What is love? Is there really that much difference between an introverted musical-virtuoso and a serial killer? (yes, a lot.) What would dead people want to watch on TV? All that and more this week...

This week we continue a smooth, mellifluous, baratonis tone, and discuss tonality and language and the sheer awe of existence.

This week, we discuss - (I discuss, I just wanted to make you feel included in the conversation) information bias, and confirmation bias and what they mean in a pragmatic sense.

Nonsense with Nate This week we have a very special* guest on the show, Mr. Nathan Sutton, "I didn't feel like I had anything of substance to show." (strike-through on special)

This week we talk about the difference between unifying and isolating feelings. in no particular order we talk about humiliation, embarrassment, shame, guilt, longing, and desire! Well, I guess that's an order, but it's a random one. now I feel embarrassed I misspoke.