
Lewis Capaldi (inferred)
“So there's a great documentary on Netflix. You got to watch it. how I'm feeling now. It's a bit old now.”— Chris Williamson
Ronnie O'Sullivan
“I'm actually in the middle of his book. Tyler Styler, who's a world-class pool player, recommended this book. I started the book and I can't stop it. It's so good.”— Joe Rogan
Toby Ord
“Toby Ord wrote this great book called the precipice and he is from the future of humanity institute at Oxford.”— Chris Williamson
Alex Epstein
“Have you had Alex Epstein on? Do you know him? the the case moral case for fossil fuels. Interesting dude.”— Chris Williamson
Rachel Carson
“Rachel Carson, she wrote that book, Silent Spring, 1962. It's about DDT, environmental epidemics.”— Chris Williamson
Adam McKay (inferred)
“Do you ever see Don't Look Up, that movie on Netflix. that film with Leonardo DiCaprio a couple of years ago.”— Chris Williamson
August Dvorak (inferred)
“D'Vorak, that's it. Puts about 60 to 65 to 70% of keystrokes in the home row versus roughly 30 on querty. So fingers move much less.”— Chris Williamson
Arnav Kapur / MIT Media Lab (inferred)
“I don't know if it's a product or what, but it's called Alter Ego. This is the same guy who developed that device where he could look things up without opening his mouth.”— Joe Rogan
The Software Toolworks (inferred)
“Like Mavis Bacon's type typing. You ever do that? It's fun. It's a game you play. It teaches you how to type.”— Joe Rogan
Terry Gilliam (inferred)
“Johnny Depp actually mimicked it really accurately in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas when he's sitting in front of the thing like pecking.”— Joe Rogan
Dave Chappelle (inferred)
“It was the greatest sketch show. I think it was the greatest sketch show of all time. And it was only two seasons.”— Joe Rogan
Lin-Manuel Miranda (inferred)
“If you think about Hamilton, like Hamilton is a great example. That's that play is gigantic. It's on Netflix now and it keeps on crushing.”— Joe Rogan