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Speaker 1: Uh, this is kind of cool. A genetically modified pig
Speaker 1: liver works in a human patient for ten days.
Speaker 2: Oh that's great news.
Speaker 1: They're, you know, making more and more inroads to these
Speaker 1: organ transplant deals. Now getting a pig liver to work
Speaker 1: in a human for ten days. China got to give
Speaker 1: credit where credit's due. The Chinese were the ones doing this.
Speaker 1: It's the first time that they tried to unravel whether
Speaker 1: the pig liver would work well in the human body
Speaker 1: and could replace the original liver in the future. This
Speaker 1: from Professor Lynn Wang, who led the trial. The organ
Speaker 1: was placed last year in a fifty year old man
Speaker 1: and he was brain dead and they've just now published
Speaker 1: all the results of the study. So some promising initial
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Speaker 1: It's been a while since we've heard from former Twitter
Speaker 1: co founder Jack Dorsey. He's still around and now laying
Speaker 1: off employees at his financial tech firm block Block, which
Speaker 1: runs music streaming service Title, the money trans for app
Speaker 1: cash app and the payment platform Square and after pay.
Speaker 1: He's slicing one thousand jobs, you know. So that's what
Speaker 1: Jack Dorsey is up to these days. In case you
Speaker 1: were wondering Napster news, I didn't even know Napster was
Speaker 1: still a thing. I heard somebody bought it, right, Napster
Speaker 1: was bought by a meta company. It is still around, obviously.
Speaker 1: Napster first got on the radar a while back back
Speaker 1: in the nineties. As you know, you could share music
Speaker 1: files for free and then it kind of just all
Speaker 1: unraveled for him and Metallica, you know, or Lars really
Speaker 1: the one who came down on Napster and they got
Speaker 1: the Jesus suit out of him. They've changed hands multiple
Speaker 1: times over the years. Now it's been sold again for
Speaker 1: two hundred and seven million dollars a metaverse company called
Speaker 1: Infinite Reality. They just bought it. They say they plan
Speaker 1: to transform Napster into a social and interactive music platform
Speaker 1: viral or virtual concerts virtual. This sounds like what these
Speaker 1: bands are trying to do during COVID. Yeah, they want
Speaker 1: to charge you to watch virtual concerts. Don't know if
Speaker 1: that uh think you're late to the party on that line. Yeah,
Speaker 1: So this whole VR thing, man, it's they keep trying
Speaker 1: and trying, and they're just not getting enough people to
Speaker 1: bite on this.
Speaker 2: I get nauseous when I that's again that's just me.
Speaker 2: But with v are A mode, the Coca Cola.
Speaker 1: Company is installing what the company claims to be the
Speaker 1: world's first hydrogen powered vending machines at the World Expo
Speaker 1: twenty twenty five, which will open to the public in
Speaker 1: Japan April thirteenth. Co Developed by Fuji Electric, the machines
Speaker 1: don't need a power outlet. Instead rely on replaceable hydrogen
Speaker 1: cartridges to fuel a chemical reaction that generates electricity.
Speaker 2: I know that I'm not poo pooing it, okay, but
Speaker 2: yes you are. I get worried about explosions when I
Speaker 2: hear hydrogen.
Speaker 1: Change is hard, Taco Bob, I know.
Speaker 2: And they don't even take change anymore of those dirm machines.
Speaker 1: Old man get off by yard. Long live analog. This
Speaker 1: is amazing. A rare and long lost Beatles Deca Studios
Speaker 1: audition tape has been discovered at a record store called
Speaker 1: Neptune Records, this in Vancouver. A guy comes across this
Speaker 1: reel to real tape at this record store in Vancouver,
Speaker 1: and it's just labeled Beatles sixties demos. No says, the
Speaker 1: quality of the tape is absolutely pristine. It's the Beatles
Speaker 1: playing in a room, just trying out early in her
Speaker 1: career before they were actually so. They were turned down
Speaker 1: by multiple studios, including Decca, and this is the audition
Speaker 1: tape that they had done. He says that if Paul
Speaker 1: McCartney were to ever present himself, he will personally hand
Speaker 1: it to it. I met McCartney wants that. I'm sure
Speaker 1: from the early sixties, a real, real tape still in
Speaker 1: pristine shape. That's great if.
Speaker 2: You came across that chit ching and you know, of
Speaker 2: course they were turned down by many different sources there were,
Speaker 2: you know, just hey, we don't want to we can't
Speaker 2: do this because they were so new, that was such
Speaker 2: the new thing.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: I'm sure Elvis was probably turned down too when he
Speaker 2: was gyrating him hips.
Speaker 1: A British startup named mag Drive has developed a new
Speaker 1: satellite propulsion system called Warlock that uses solid metal like
Speaker 1: copper as fuel. Unlike traditional electric propulsion systems that ionized
Speaker 1: pressurized gas, Warlock iron I this solid metal to generate thrust,
Speaker 1: and in the future, Magdrive hopes to enhance Warlocks so
Speaker 1: it can use metal from retired satellites and space debris
Speaker 1: as fuel. We keep talking about what's gonna happen with
Speaker 1: all this stuff that's now orbiting around and eventually becomes,
Speaker 1: you know, not useful anymore, and this thing will be
Speaker 1: able to run on it. We're gonna deorbit this thing
Speaker 1: and feed it in as fuel to the Warlock system.
Speaker 2: That one rocket or whatever it was that brought up
Speaker 2: the two cosmonauts.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what is it? Two cosmonauts whatever they were brought
Speaker 1: him back?
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, no, the one that they went up on
Speaker 2: Starliner yees, star liners naked into new energies, feed it
Speaker 2: into this warlock thing.
Speaker 1: Okay, like that.
Speaker 2: That's a full helping.
Speaker 1: If you are a Samsung TV owner, you'll probably be
Speaker 1: happy to hear this news. If you have Netflix, Netflix
Speaker 1: will now be facilitating HDR ten plus streams. If you're
Speaker 1: paying for the the four K service at Netflix. You
Speaker 1: know that Samsung didn't have Dolby Vision, never did, but
Speaker 1: does have this HDR ten plus. Netflix will now be
Speaker 1: offering that and it's up and running. If you have
Speaker 1: a Samsung TV and you have that tier of service,
Speaker 1: you'll be able to enjoy that now. And then, last,
Speaker 1: but not least, this is a sort of cool new deal.
Speaker 1: And I put this on our Facebook page if you
Speaker 1: want to see it in action. The cool can.
Speaker 2: Oh, this is the self cooling beer can. You're talking about.
Speaker 1: Delta h innovations. Imagine just pressing a button on your
Speaker 1: favorite drink that immediately cools it and then keeps it
Speaker 1: liquid frosty for forty minutes. Now, I have to go
Speaker 1: get some ice. You don't have to make sure you
Speaker 1: have a refrigerator somewhere. You can go buy whatever, and hey,
Speaker 1: let's hit the beads, let's hit whatever. And you press
Speaker 1: the bottom of the can and there's a reaction that
Speaker 1: happens and it cools the contents within the can ice
Speaker 1: cold in under ten minutes and keeps it that way.
Speaker 1: So you know, you get that milk fishing, you got
Speaker 1: that midsummer beer where it's you know, hotter than Jesus out.
Speaker 1: You're swelling on that, and you know sometimes if you
Speaker 1: got one on your beer sits there for a little
Speaker 1: while and you go back to You're like.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we've all had that hot mouthful sold beer. That's
Speaker 2: not the cool can. So is it just like it's
Speaker 2: a one up on a cooozy?
Speaker 1: Almost? No, it's it's built into the can itself. They're recyclable,
Speaker 1: they are going to be affordable. This guy named James
Speaker 1: Weiss an entrepreneur and former head a bartender at a
Speaker 1: place called The Shard.
Speaker 2: So he's gonna have to present that to every beer
Speaker 2: company and every soda company and everything else.
Speaker 1: He's preparing to show the invention to the big wigs
Speaker 1: at Coca Cola. Wow, so you get you get on board.
Speaker 1: You know, next thing, you know, you got that the
Speaker 1: cool can in mass production, right.
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