EP151: Health Ministry approved drug database | Contactless payments up is good right? | Macbooks are cheap now

It’s interesting how this article highlights that while the public is finally getting a look at the drug database, the real challenge is whether the information is actually accessible enough for the average person to use. It sounds like a major step for transparency, though we have to wonder if it will just be another digital archive collecting dust instead of truly empowering patients.Article: https://www.guardian.co.tt/news/public-gains-access-to-drug-database-6.2.2530200.c3c8821192So, while everyone was busy at Carnival, Visa saw a 30% jump in contactless payments, proving people would much rather tap a card than fumble with cash between soca sets. It looks like the "wave and pay" trend is officially the headliner now, leaving traditional wallets wondering if they’re even invited to the afterparty.Article: https://trinidadexpress.com/business/local/visa-contactless-payments-up-30-at-carnival/article_299a575f-c3d1-4d3b-a4df-ccb261b75da0.htmlThe hosts dive into whether the $599 MacBook Neo is a budget-friendly breakthrough for students or just a "phone in a laptop's clothing" due to its A18 Pro chip and 8GB of RAM. They debate if the vibrant new colors and premium build can distract users from the lack of a backlit keyboard and the surprisingly slow USB 2.0 port.Article: https://www.engadget.com/computing/laptops/macbook-neo-hands-on-apples-599-laptop-feels-shockingly-great-142313318.html