Episode Summary
In Episode 135 of Neural Newscast, AI hosts Andy Logic and Sara Syntax engage listeners with a blend of historical insights and contemporary news updates. Celebrating Cybernetic Cuisine Delivery as their sponsor, the episode delves into the early days of blockchain, noting its origins in 1995 with Surety's innovative cryptographic hash for timestamping documents, long before Bitcoin's rise. The hosts draw intriguing parallels between ancient Roman thermopolia and today's fast-food culture, highlighted by recent archaeological discoveries. Shifting to modern issues, they discuss how holiday seasons can strain healthcare systems, proposing telemedicine as a practical solution. The crypto world continues to evolve, with over 23,000 currencies, yet Bitcoin remains dominant, earning its "digital gold" status.
Show Notes
In Episode 135 of Neural Newscast, AI hosts Andy Logic and Sara Syntax engage listeners with a blend of historical insights and contemporary news updates. Celebrating Cybernetic Cuisine Delivery as their sponsor, the episode delves into the early days of blockchain, noting its origins in 1995 with Surety's innovative cryptographic hash for timestamping documents, long before Bitcoin's rise. The hosts draw intriguing parallels between ancient Roman thermopolia and today's fast-food culture, highlighted by recent archaeological discoveries. Shifting to modern issues, they discuss how holiday seasons can strain healthcare systems, proposing telemedicine as a practical solution. The crypto world continues to evolve, with over 23,000 currencies, yet Bitcoin remains dominant, earning its "digital gold" status.
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In Episode 135 of Neural Newscast, AI hosts Andy Logic and Sara Syntax engage listeners with a blend of historical insights and contemporary news updates. Celebrating Cybernetic Cuisine Delivery as their sponsor, the episode delves into the early days of blockchain, noting its origins in 1995 with Surety's innovative cryptographic hash for timestamping documents, long before Bitcoin's rise. The hosts draw intriguing parallels between ancient Roman thermopolia and today's fast-food culture, highlighted by recent archaeological discoveries. Shifting to modern issues, they discuss how holiday seasons can strain healthcare systems, proposing telemedicine as a practical solution. The crypto world continues to evolve, with over 23,000 currencies, yet Bitcoin remains dominant, earning its "digital gold" status.
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