Have you ever found yourself infuriated by someone's opinion posted online? Or, perhaps, taken it a step further and attempted to argue with them? Why can't you win an argument online? The answer leads into a cognitive conspiracy that might surprise you.
Today
Where are the Next Pandemics?
Before the breakout of COVID-19, Ben, Matt and Noel predicted a pandemic was on the way. Fast forward to 2026, and many of the same experts the world earlier ignored are raising new alarms: across the world, multiple infections may break through the old checks and balances of evo ... Show More
1h 13m
Yesterday
Listener Mail: How News Works, IGU Returns, Cooking Salamander Tacos, and More
In this week's listener mail segment: Colin inspires a conversation about the nature of understanding the news -- and why 'triangulating' conflicting news sources remains crucial. Newly-hired to Illumination Global, Unlimited, Calamatiy Chris weighs in with some work notes. Dory ... Show More
52m 21s
Jul 8
CLASSIC: The Philadelphia Experiment
Here's the story: In October of 1943, hundreds of people watched a top secret experiment go horribly wrong. The US Navy, attempting to create a kind of invisibility cloak for ships, accidentally transported the USS Eldridge through time and space, with disastrous consequences for ... Show More
1h 5m
Jul 2025
WHEN YOU DO THIS, THE LOSS IS YOURS! | Mufti Menk Podcast
When someone tries to anger you, they control you. Will you react or break their plan?For more Clips from scholars like Mufti Menk, listen to Inside Islam Podcast — available on Apple and Spotify Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2m 13s