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Raise a spoon to Grandma,

who always took all the hungry cousins to McDonald's

for McNuggets and the PlayPlay Slide.

Have something sweet in her honor. Come to McDonald's and treat yourself to the Grandma McFlurry today. Bar-da-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa. They're participating in McDonald's for a limited time. I'm delighted to reintroduce the episode featuring Chris Langan, whose appearance on our YouTube channel has sparked a remarkable resurgence of interest in the past few weeks.

And I figured, hey, since the YouTube algorithm is different than the iTunes slash Spotify slash wherever you're listening to this from, that algorithm.

In fact, as far as I know, the audio versions don't even have an algorithm.

That why not open this opportunity up for you to hear as well? By the way, Toe recently premiered the first episode of season three with more in-depth content than ever before. We kicked

it off with one of the most requested guests, Daniel Schmartenberger, where we discussed the

dangers and boons of AI, as well as the particularities of consciousness, memes, and morality.

If you love Toe, then you'll surely love that Daniel Schmartenberger episode.

He's one of the most requested guests, so you can click on that.

And in the meantime, listen to this Chris Langan re-release.

This time, there's an appended conversation with Bernardo Castro and Langen in a the elocution at the end

so that you can fully enjoy the

CtmU and understand it from different perspectives. Chris Langen is an autodidact who's known for having

the highest recorded IQ in America and he's conceived of an extremely inventive theory of everything

called the cognitive theoretic model of the, or the CTMU for short.

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