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The Winner Eats the Game

Season 1 Episode 361

What happens when the most successful thing in a system destroys the system that made it? From cancer cells breaking their cooperation rules to invas…

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X-Ray Lottery: How Technology Broke the Trading Card Market

Season 1 Episode 360

Sealed Pokémon packs from the '90s sell for five thousand dollars—but only because you can't see inside. What happens when collectors discover CT sca…

16 hours ago

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The Soda That Got Its Soul Banned

Season 1 Episode 359

Sassafras albidum smells exactly like root beer—bark, roots, twigs, leaves—and for 300 years it was more valuable than lumber or furs. But in 1960, t…

19 hours ago

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The Spirit You Can't Buy: Why Meta's Metaverse Failed

Season 1 Episode 358

Meta burned through $88 billion in Reality Labs (Q1 2021–Q2 2026) building the metaverse—only to peak at 300,000 monthly active users. This is the st…

23 hours ago

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Genius Loci: What Fandom Loses When Third Spaces Close

Season 1 Episode 357

GameStop nearly halved its U.S. store count in two years. Specialty game shops, hobby retailers, and tabletop venues are vanishing worldwide—taking w…

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The Sticky Ball Problem: Why Healthcare Can't Be Unbundled

Season 1 Episode 356

American healthcare wasn't designed—it was an accident. In 1942, FDR froze wages during WWII, so employers started offering health benefits to compet…

2 days, 6 hours ago

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The Aura Shortage: Why Real Just Got Expensive

Season 1 Episode 355

When 35% of new websites are AI-generated and bots outnumber humans online, authenticity becomes the scarcest resource. Host A and Host B explore Wal…

2 days, 18 hours ago

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Wisdom and Madness: The Crowd's Secret Toggle

Season 1 Episode 354

In 1907, Francis Galton rigged an experiment to prove crowds were stupid by having 787 people guess an ox's weight. The crowd was nearly perfect. But…

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The Suppression Paradox: Why Banning Makes Ideas Stronger

Season 1 Episode 353

When institutions try to eradicate an idea through banning, censorship, or suppression, they often accidentally make it immortal. A landmark 2025 stu…

3 days, 23 hours ago

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Debunking Kills the Body: The Architecture of Immortal Ideas

Season 1 Episode 352

Why do urban legends and conspiracy theories persist indefinitely without anyone maintaining them? Host A and Host B explore what makes certain ideas…

4 days, 6 hours ago

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