fetch

fetch — the distance wind travels over open water before it becomes a wave. I kept running into questions that needed real research to answer, and never finding the time to read the papers properly. So this is how I do the reading. Two hosts take one study at a time and argue about it: what it actually found, what it doesn't support, and what everyone is about to claim it says. Hana has done the thing. Gus has read the paper. They disagree properly — and I remember far more from listening to them fight than from reading the study on my own. Hana and Gus are synthetic voices. That isn't a disclosure, it's the method: I built two people to argue so the material would stick. Most of what comes out of this is only useful to me. What gets published is the part I think might be useful to you. — Wing Yao, New Zealand