MIT Dethrones Princeton as America’s Top School & The Viral Debate Over Bringing Iced Coffee to Job Interviews
Summary
Trump rebranded AI as "super intelligence" at the UN, while a 6-year-old set a Rubik's Cube world record. MIT dethroned Princeton as the top US college, and Andreessen Horowitz launched a $35 million AI-focused alternative academy. Peloton pivoted to running with a new budget treadmill, and a viral debate erupted over bringing iced coffee to job interviews. The show also covered Calci's push for prediction market leverage and Ella Langley's record-breaking country hit.
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Show intro and daily headlines
6-year-old sets Rubik's Cube world record
Discussion on peak performance ages
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Trump rebrands AI to 'Super Intelligence' at UN
Analysis of AI rebranding and Slovenia's .si domain
Trump's stance on Iran and diesel export ban
US and Denmark sign deal on Greenland
MIT dethrones Princeton as top US college
Andreessen Horowitz launches AI alternative college
Peloton pivots to running with new treadmill
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Debate: Is iced coffee unprofessional in interviews?
Kalshi seeks approval for leverage on prediction markets
Ella Langley's 'The Year' breaks Billboard record
Suggestion Box: Splendor and square packing math
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