“God grant me the courage to attempt change against impossible odds; endurance in the face of grinding adversity; and the fortune to survive my reckless abandon.”
-The Yorkie Serenity Prayer
Hey @Copilot, is this bug happening to others? I can't seem to make podcasts about anything else (are you trying to tell me I'm on the computer too much)?
@elonmusk More important to me would be to know that if someone is employed on behalf of a foreign government to masquerade as an unbiased person. That’s propaganda I don’t want.
If your advice is, “it depends” or “you just have to play with it and see” you are either being sophomoric, or you don’t know. Good experts might start with those words, but they don’t end with those words.
In the future, everyone will just know one language, because computers will translate everything seamlessly. This may cause so much eventual divergence that we will all speak a unique native language that no one can understand without a machine.
Your high prep talk is probably amazing. Shrinking it to a tight message probably increases your potential engagement, because fringe interest doesn’t have to listen as long.
Low prep talks are going to be bad, but if you have something interesting to say, just edit it down to the good part and your audience probably appreciates it faster than they are bored.