Quick shoutout: Gold Mine (Krishna as scientific adviser)

43:22getting into the neural landscape of virtual reality, maybe some potential um therapeutic advantages of virtual reality in the future. I think you guys should go check it out. It's available on Amazon. Um starting pretty soon, I think this this this week. >> Yes, please go watch Goldmine. Big shout out to writer, director Matt Martyr, who was one of the original co-hosts on one of your past podcast endeavors, Dark Matters. Yeah. >> Uh so friend of the pod. >> Friend of the pod. >> Uh really really uh helpful. Anyone is interested. It's fantastic. We went to the premiere. It's definitely worth a watch. So definitely check that out. One of our first friends to make it to streaming.

44:02>> Yeah. >> Fantastic. Uh great story number one. Neuroscience story. Dream Engineering. Again, you're not you're not going to get these kind of stories anywhere else, folks. It's the best of the best, >> sir. And with that, we will move into our rundown. Again, we cannot cover every breaking science research story every week in the level of detail of our main stories. So, we use the rundown as a way to talk about other stories we found fascinating that we want to share with you all. You can go in and dig in on your own, but we'll just cover them topically. uh a little bit at first. We will not go as long as last week's rundown. We will keep it tight. We got a

44:43little bit of excited about the AI story. But before we get there, just a couple of housekeeping notes. If you're listening to us on audio, we are a video podcast both on Spotify and on YouTube. You can watch full episodes. We have a lot of graphics and diagrams. We usually have anywhere from 40 to 60 in an episode. And if you're having an issue trying to grock the subjects we're talking about, check out the video podcast version. It's a much more robust way to learn these concepts and have them sink in so we can get it reactivated when we start manipulating your dreams later.