February 8th 2021: Goodbye Odd John, Hello Lo Wainwright

In this episode of Public Problems, Justin says g…

An episode of the Public Problems podcast, hosted by Justin Bullock, titled "February 8th 2021: Goodbye Odd John, Hello Lo Wainwright" was published on February 12, 2021 and runs 27 minutes.

February 12, 2021 ·27m · Public Problems

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In this episode of Public Problems, Justin says goodbye to Odd John and hello to Lo Wainwright. February 8, 2021 Weekly Public Problems with Justin Bullock Episode #5 Script Welcome! Welcome back to another episode of Public Problems! I’m your host Justin Bullock Today is Monday, Feb 8 2021 and I’m doing the weekly podcast live again on FB live. Thanks to those of you joining us live, watching this video, and listening to this audio. Updates Patreon Supporter Events for February Live Recording on Zoom 2/15 Ask Me Anything 2/25 Two Weeks Ago Segment Odd John Ch. 10 Plight of Humanity Other thoughts from last week Last Week’s Segments AI, Discretion, & Bureaucracy Available Here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Tpn2j1UO0M2EMlfTROMZld3uPXcq29YJ/view?fbclid=IwAR3CEuOCfOzAlSRiIo2ZJ8ZuFtBw_nVxZKJRIxfqZMzZmgH1XpyKyH_mDlQ This Week’s Segment The Last Chapter of Odd John Next Week’s Segments The Value Alignment Problem (An ongoing series) AI, Governance, Future of Humanity Lo Wainwright: Homo Superior

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In this episode of Public Problems, Justin says goodbye to Odd John and hello to Lo Wainwright. February 8, 2021 Weekly Public Problems with Justin Bullock Episode #5 Script Welcome! Welcome back to another episode of Public Problems! I’m your host Justin Bullock Today is Monday, Feb 8 2021 and I’m doing the weekly podcast live again on FB live. Thanks to those of you joining us live, watching this video, and listening to this audio. Updates Patreon Supporter Events for February Live Recording on Zoom 2/15 Ask Me Anything 2/25 Two Weeks Ago Segment Odd John Ch. 10 Plight of Humanity Other thoughts from last week Last Week’s Segments AI, Discretion, & Bureaucracy Available Here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Tpn2j1UO0M2EMlfTROMZld3uPXcq29YJ/view?fbclid=IwAR3CEuOCfOzAlSRiIo2ZJ8ZuFtBw_nVxZKJRIxfqZMzZmgH1XpyKyH_mDlQ This Week’s Segment The Last Chapter of Odd John Next Week’s Segments The Value Alignment Problem (An ongoing series) AI, Governance, Future of Humanity Lo Wainwright: Homo Superior

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