The Nerds Who Owned All the Music

Welcome to the infirmary episode folks: Jeff is still recovering from his recent triple-threat vaccination and cj is recovering from the ‘rona. But considering we shorted you an episode last month, we knew we couldn’t get away without releasing something.

We have got a fantastic segment in this episode about two nerds who successfully recorded every melody of every possible pop song, ever! That’s 69 billion-with-a-bee melodies! Why these two did it, and what they did with the tracks, will likely surprise you. It’s a fantastic story that we are excited to share with you!

But before we get to that, we’ll have to tell you about some (more) Tesla drama this week. As it turns out, we aren’t the only ones who think Tesla's Autopilot isn’t meeting the marketing expectations they set.

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