Justin and Jason discuss CRISPR’s impact on curing diseases and on building muscles, the results of a promising new anti-aging drug, a pill that makes exercise obsolete, and a nanoparticle drug that turns calorie-hoarding white fat into calorie-burning brown fat, the TV show Future Man, the upcoming season of X-FIles, why Justin can't go to movies, The Cheesecake Factory, Las Vegas, or country music concerts, Justin's recent purchase of 500 OMG, trading cryptocurrencies and lessons from the Dotcom bust, how Justin got an article on Forbes, the changes to the technology and development team at Modern Teacher, Justin's Nugget strategy, Jason's plan to level-up Colby's coding skills, the latest wiith Math Academy and how Jason is accelerating the development of the platform's content and technology via outsourcing, when to use a modern Javascript framework, what Jason tracks with his new Fitbit and Justin's struggle with exercise, how Jason met a real-life Mater, and what to watch out for when having your iPhone screen replaced.

Justin and Jason discuss the latest developments with Math Academy, Jason's success with cryptocurrencies, Justin's thoughts on Nugget and his upcoming startup course, why Phil is stuck in LA, Laravel and Vue.js, what Colby learned at computer camp, and what to do if North Korea launches a nuclear weapon.

Justin and Jason discuss SOLVE 2017, how Jason's 7th-grade class took the AP Calculus test and other recent Math Academy successes, Jason's return to algorithmic trading, Colby's audition for Genius Junior, why Elon Musk seems to win at everything and Justin's latest health/diet strategy.

Justin and Jason discuss how the English have lost their American accent and their plan to get the show back on a more regular schedule, Justin's workout anti-pattern and his new 800 calorie diet, Jason's plan to overcome some long-term injuries, the sudden appearance of a Nugget clone and Justin's less-than-optimal reaction, the business Justin is starting with Georgie, the latest with the Math Academy, and why Justin's prediction for the future of VR weight loss has yet to be proven.

Justin and Jason discuss why Justin wants a Vive and why he's excited about the future of VR, Justin's new swimming routine and his super-low heart rate, Jason's "new" New Man Plan, the show's Patreon campaign, how Jason is learning to play the piano using the app Yousician, the Nugget pivot of 2017, Mr. Robot, the latest with the Math Academy and some related publicity.

Justin and Jason talk to Joe Stech about his online magazine, Compelling Science Fiction.

Justin and Jason discuss comments from the previous two shows, Justin's preoccupation with the election, how it affected his productivity and why Jason avoids spending too much time on the news, Justin's plan for his first Nuggetcourse and his nagging doubts about the service, his recent health efforts, and his role at Modern Teacher, Jason's three-year-old idea for an experience-based startup and its similarity to Airbnb Experiences, his plan to hold an end-of-the-year Math Academy competition at Caltech modeled after the MIT Integration Bee and his recent efforts to push the program forward, the movies Arrival and Passengers, the television shows The Walking Dead, Westworld, Mr. Robot and Black Mirror, Elon Musk’s plan to launch low-latency, worldwide satellite Internet, Britain’s new surveillance law, Jason's recent purchase of Tesla shares, why Justin is worried about Elon Musk, and the security startup Defence for Startups.

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Joe Stech / Compelling Science Fiction

Rob Walling guest hosts this seminal episode to walk Jason and Justin down memory lane during which they discuss how Rob wouldn't allow Jason to invest in Drip, Appignite, Pluggio, AnyFu, Uber, the interview wth Travis Kalanick, Nugget, the madness, luck surface area, entreporn, blog posts as lead gen and how to make yourself into expert on the web, Jason's prescience on Tesla and Bitcoin, the interview with Patrick Collison, how they got started doing the podcast and what they've gotten out of it, the meaning of some of the funnier show titles, Operation Superhero, the failure that was Justin's treadmill desk and how the show has evolved over the years.

Justin and Jason discuss why Justin decided to start pushing his Nugget users to launch their ventures (also known as "horsing") and his plan for how to automate this process, lessons learned scaling Uber, Paul Erdos and the Erdos-Bacon number, the importance of just starting, thoughts on upselling the next level of Nugget services, the latest with the Math Academy pilot and the supporting software platform, the advantages of serving a higher purpose, and the fine line between embracing new tools versus falling victim to overengineering your dev stack.

Justin and Jason discuss Colby's upcoming football season, a postmortem of their first Space Empires 4X game, how Colby keeps beating Jason at Star Realms and seemingly every other game they play, the latest with Nugget and why Ken and Justin are no longer working together, the latest developments with Math Academy, including Jason's class, the documentary, the district pilot program, the software platform and Battle Math, an update on Jason's (self-diagnosed) peripheral neuropathy, why the fathers of the Internet revolution want engineers to reinvent the web, the Scientific American article on how to increase your intelligence, how retirement contributes to physical and mental decay and why society is structured as a two-phase work/post-work system, why Jason believes in choosing quality of life over money, the positive effects of Justin's newly structured work day and how John Humphrey helped Jason acquire BattleMath.com.