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It's time for twit. This week in tech, the show we cover the week's tech news. Got a great panel for you. I always like seeing doctor, father, professor, Robert Ballacere. You have how many degrees, Robert?

It's been so long since I've used them. I think it just be starts, right? After 10 years, they clear, but you have at least a couple of masters, right?

I got a couple. Yeah, we kind of collect them. It's our thing.

Father Robert Ballacere, SJ, he is the digital Jesuit joining us from his eerie, his Eagles layer high above Vatican City.

This is the fortress of solitude where if we had managed to meet up while you would came to Rome, you could have broadcast from inside. It makes me so sad.

You are in my favorite city. I mean, I adore. I know you kind of are indifferent to all the. I don't think you're into the history of it. Is that it?

I'm not. Yeah, so it's it's wasted on me. I know there's a lot of beauty about me. I just don't care.

You know that American men buildings and I think about how I can fix them.

They're all built up. Not the ruins guy. You know that American men think about the Roman Empire on average twice an hour.

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