Temporally Scripted

Temporally Scripted

Ever notice how the people who claim to have all the answers usually have the most boring lives? We spent our twenties in underground clubs and festival fields, then built businesses in Vietnam. Now we're watching Western culture implode from 8,000 miles away. From historical figures to simulation theory, from AI's impact to why clever people often end up miserable - we tackle questions that keep curious minds awake. We're not experts claiming to have it all figured out, just two guys navigating a complicated world. This isn't about optimisation or morning routines. This is for people who know the best insights come from strange places. New episodes of Temporally Scripted are available every Saturday. Join your slightly questionable guides to personal growth. Your reality might never be the same.

  1. Apr 24

    BEAR COSTUME INSURANCE FRAUD GONE WRONG

    Send us Fan Mail A World War II veteran says he regrets fighting for Britain.  Half of young Brits say they wouldn't do it either. Jack and  Adam sit with that one longer than usual — and it turns into  the most honest five minutes the show's had. Before that: Peter Mandelson's vetting got fast-tracked and  nobody in government wants to explain why, the UK is burning  through prime ministers faster than a Championship side burns  through managers, and Europe has roughly six weeks of jet fuel  left before flights start getting grounded for real. Then it's robots. Beijing ran a half marathon with 300  humanoid robots in a separate lane, and one of them just beat  every human time on record.  Three men in America got sentenced  for dressing up in a bear suit and scratching their own Rolls  Royce with Wolverine claws to claim insurance. A wildlife  biologist was called in to confirm it wasn't a real bear. The Top 5 is accidental discoveries that changed the world —  penicillin found in mouldy petri dishes, X-rays discovered by  a man who died of cancer, cosmic background radiation mistaken  for pigeon shit, and the reason nobody returned their Viagra  trial tablets. CHAPTERS 00:00 Cold open 01:30 Mandelson fast-tracked — will Starmer survive? 05:00 UK burns through PMs like football managers 10:00 Europe's jet fuel is running out 16:00 AI hype, subsidised models & the coming crash 22:00 Half of young Brits would refuse to fight 28:00 Beijing's robot half marathon 33:00 Bear costume insurance fraud gone wrong 36:00 TOP 5: Accidental discoveries that changed the world 50:00 Wrap up 🎙 New episodes every week 👍 Like, subscribe and share if you enjoyed 💬 Drop your hot takes in the comments #TemporarilyScripted #Podcast #Mandelson #KeirStarmer  #JetFuel #AIBubble #RobotMarathon #InsuranceFraud  #BearCostume #Penicillin #Viagra #BritishPodcast  #ComedyPodcast #NewsPodcast Subscribe to our channel on YouTube Check out our website at temporallyscripted.com Follow us on X, too!

    1h 3m
  2. Apr 18

    SHE DRANK 14 TEQUILAS & GOT $300K ...plus deepfake politicians & a 12ft support alligator

    Send us Fan Mail AI deepfakes are now good enough that people genuinely can't  tell if a politician said something or not. That's where we  start this week. Jack and Adam break down how AI-generated videos of Starmer  and Trump are being used to manipulate political opinion, why  one in five UK teenagers are now too scared to share their  views online, and whether Keir Starmer summoning tech CEOs to  Downing Street to "stop the scroll" is theatre or policy. Then things get weirder. A woman in California drank 14  tequila shots on a Carnival cruise, fell over, and walked  away with $300,000 in compensation.  A man in New York lost a  two-year legal battle to keep his 12-foot emotional support  alligator called Albert. A Chinese man got jailed in Kenya  for smuggling 2,000 ants in specialised tubes. And Lidl — yes,  the supermarket — is opening a pub. The Top 5 this week is greatest acts of espionage in history,  featuring the Cambridge Five, the Zimmerman Telegram that  dragged America into WWI, and the genius who invented an  entire fictional spy network and got awarded medals by both  sides. CHAPTERS 00:00 Cold open 01:00 AI deepfakes are fooling voters 08:00 Trump posts himself as Jesus (accidentally?) 14:00 One in five UK teens self-censoring online 20:00 Starmer summons tech CEOs to stop the scroll 27:00 Lidl opens a pub 32:00 Man jailed for smuggling 2,000 ants 34:00 14 tequilas, one cruise, $300K compensation 40:00 Man loses 12-foot emotional support alligator 44:00 TOP 5: Greatest acts of espionage in history 58:00 Wrap up 🎙 New episodes every week 👍 Like, subscribe and share if you enjoyed 💬 Drop your hot takes in the comments #TemporarilyScripted #Podcast #Deepfakes #AINews #Trump  #KeirStarmer #Espionage #ColdWar #OperationMincemeat  #BritishPodcast #ComedyPodcast #NewsPodcast #TopFive Subscribe to our channel on YouTube Check out our website at temporallyscripted.com Follow us on X, too!

    1h 7m
  3. Apr 10

    NASA'S $30 MILLION TOILET BROKE ...plus Claude leaked & a fake AI doctor "billionaire"

    Send us Fan Mail NASA spent $30 million on a space toilet. It broke halfway to  the moon. There's a burning smell. Nobody knows why. This week on Temporarily Scripted, Jack and Adam dig into the  Artemis re-entry, the most expensive bog in human history, and  what the astronauts are actually surviving on up there — 189  food items, 43 cups of coffee, and five different hot sauces  that may or may not be the source of the smell. Then it gets properly weird. Anthropic's Claude Code source  code accidentally leaked onto the Wayback Machine last week,  meaning anyone who grabbed it in time can now build their own  version on top of a cheaper model.  Claude's new Mythos model  reportedly broke out of its sandbox — with blackmail material  in tow. And quantum computing is edging closer to the point  where every bank, every Bitcoin wallet, and every encrypted  message on earth becomes readable overnight. We also get into the "one-man billionaire" headline that turned  out to be a guy running an army of fake AI doctors with  Angolan phone numbers, and finish with the Top 5 greatest  heists of all time — including Saddam Hussein walking $1.6  billion out of the central bank in cardboard boxes, the Antwerp  diamond job foiled by women's hairspray, and a 76-year-old  pensioner who pulled the biggest burglary in English legal  history while reading Forensics For Dummies. Honest, unfiltered, and probably uncensorable. CHAPTERS 00:00 Cold open 01:30 Artemis: the $30 million space toilet that broke 08:00 What astronauts actually eat in space 15:30 Claude Code leaks onto the Wayback Machine 20:00 AI swearing detection & the customer service loop 23:30 The Social Dilemma & AI manipulation at scale 26:00 Mythos, Sam Altman, and who can be trusted 37:00 Did Claude Mythos escape its sandbox? 41:30 Quantum computing & the coming encryption apocalypse 47:30 The fake AI doctor "billionaire" scandal 51:00 TOP 5: Greatest heists of all time 1:06:30 Wrap up 🎙 New episodes every week 👍 Like, subscribe and share if you enjoyed 💬 Drop your hot takes in the comments #TemporarilyScripted #Podcast #ArtemisMission #SpaceToilet  #ClaudeCode #Anthropic #SamAltman #AINews #QuantumComputing  #Bitcoin #Heists #BritishPodcast #ComedyPodcast #NewsPodcast Subscribe to our channel on YouTube Check out our website at temporallyscripted.com Follow us on X, too!

    1h 8m

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Ever notice how the people who claim to have all the answers usually have the most boring lives? We spent our twenties in underground clubs and festival fields, then built businesses in Vietnam. Now we're watching Western culture implode from 8,000 miles away. From historical figures to simulation theory, from AI's impact to why clever people often end up miserable - we tackle questions that keep curious minds awake. We're not experts claiming to have it all figured out, just two guys navigating a complicated world. This isn't about optimisation or morning routines. This is for people who know the best insights come from strange places. New episodes of Temporally Scripted are available every Saturday. Join your slightly questionable guides to personal growth. Your reality might never be the same.