In this insightful and candid episode of Positive Pedestrian, the hosts welcome Corey Meyer, who shares his experiences on platforms such as Bluesky, Reddit, and X. He discusses his journey through an internet suspension and explores topics ranging from social media stories and the psychology of trolling to the "dead internet" theory. This episode is filled with humor, valuable insights, and philosophical significance, making it a must-listen for anyone questioning the purpose of our online activities.

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Join us for a deep, in-depth exploration of the many industrial complexes that shape our modern society, ranging from military and healthcare to prisons and beyond. Through thoughtful dialogue, Kris Tyte & Sean Snodgrass discuss how these complexes intertwine with capitalism, influence government, and impact human lives. They brainstorm solutions, proposing the idea of a "human industrial complex", and discuss steps to a more equitable, opportunity-driven future. Get ready for systems thinking, socioeconomics, and the intersection of technology and society.

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In this deeply reflective episode of Positively Pedestrian, Kris Tyte and Sean Snodgrass delve into topics such as trash, technology, AI, art, and the future of human knowledge. As their conversation flows they explore how our understanding of history, entropy, and truth is shaped by secondhand knowledge. They address the pressing question: Will humanity be displaced by AI-generated creativity? Whether you're an AI enthusiast or a bullfighter with a mustache, this episode delivers a rare combination of insight and light-hearted entertainment.

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