Products

first smartphone of the iPhone line by Apple Inc.

Chris Arnade brings his Kindle when traveling but prefers reading physical books.

satellite constellation; space-based internet communication system

A high-energy particle collider at CERN, used to create and discover new particles.

smart health ring product

4th generation of a tablet computer produced and marketed by Apple Inc.

A company that creates custom nootropics designed to enhance specific mental states like focus, creativity, or clarity, based on a quiz to personalize starter packs.

circular opening in the center of a dome or in a wall

Tesla's autonomous driving system; discussion of AI, neural nets, and software architecture.

Breakfast cereal

A brand of venison the speaker is a major investor in, described as highly nutritious red meat.

A device used by the host to track glucose spikes and understand individual food sensitivities, revealing surprising results about simple carbs.

Business-oriented smartphone; symbol of status and professional use.

An example of an AI-powered device, specifically a robotic vacuum cleaner.

line of smartwatches created by Apple Inc.

subsidiary of Google that manufactures and distributes fitness trackers

XR-Headset by Apple Inc.

Cited as an example of a service that has significantly increased its price since its inception.

Next-generation space telescope cited for its impact on infrared astronomy.

two-legged robot

Cal Newport's planner, which contains a productivity essay in the front matter explaining his time-blocking methodology.

SpaceX super heavy-lift reusable launch vehicle

Discussed as a technology that Tesla does not use for its FSD system, contrasting it with Waymo.

Global Positioning System, an example of a technology derived from pure science (atomic clocks).

A gaming console where Elan Lee previously served as Chief Design Officer before co-founding Exploding Kittens.

brand name owned by Atari Interactive

device for brewing coffee

NASA and ESA space telescope (launched 1990)

personal music player designed by Jonathan Ive in the collection of the Museum of Modern Art, New York

series of low-cost single-board computers used for educational purposes and embedded systems

university in Tomsk, Russia

Fitness wearable sponsor used to discuss recovery and sleep optimization; linked to the channel's private community.

Consumer-oriented code agent that helps generate and deploy websites; discussed as a major partner and workflow component.

first computer model in the Apple II series

A percussion device used for soft tissue treatment, mentioned as effective for plantar fasciitis.

A specific mattress from Helix Sleep that the host, Andrew Huberman, uses and highly recommends for its sleep quality.

The city the speaker moved to, citing tax benefits, lower cost of living, and opportunities for business growth.

circular object worn as a type of ornamental jewellery

family of personal computers designed, manufactured, and sold by Apple Inc.

optical head-mounted computer glasses

US wireless telecommunications company

NVIDIA's high-performance GPU, used as a benchmark to discuss the 30x efficiency improvement of the upcoming b100s for inference.

One of the most well-known continuous glucose monitoring brands mentioned in the context of their availability.

desktop computer series from Apple

database of artworks of musée du Louvre

Nicotine gum mentioned in the context of a Nobel Prize winner using it to offset Parkinson's and Alzheimer's symptoms and increase cognitive function, highlighting the cognitive benefits of nicotine.

Wikimedia disambiguation page

construction toy

American lunar science mission in NASA's Discovery Program

Human-rated rocket highlighted as a historical exception for not having an escape system, unlike Apollo and Gemini.

An example of an implement a four-year-old might try to lift, demonstrating auto-regulation in children.

A brand of sparkling water that showed high levels of PFAS in consumer testing.

A console platform that transitioned fighting games from arcades, impacting tournament organization.

Eight Sleep's smart mattress cover model that allows for temperature control and differential settings for partners.

Virtual reality headset developed by Palmer Luckey, who was a prodigy in its creation.

A therapy for ED involving injecting concentrated platelets from a patient's own blood into the penis, but currently lacks strong scientific evidence. Often marketed as the 'P-Shot'.

Discussed in relation to artificial sweeteners and weight loss, with studies showing 6kg weight loss by switching from regular soda to diet soda.

Wireless listening device referenced in the kitchen-dock advice for audio or podcasts; shown as a practical device for focused listening.

Video game console used for offline, single-player or local multiplayer play.

A MOBA game whose success inspired the Cannon brothers to aim for a similar impact on the fighting game genre.

A smartwatch company founded by Eric Migicovsky, discussed as a case study for hardware startup challenges, crowdfunding, and business models.

A device used by Tim Ferriss to monitor glucose and ketone levels.

Graphics processing units mentioned for distributed training

Israel's air defense system, mentioned in the context of the Hamas attack and the perceived vulnerability despite advanced defense capabilities.

A virtual reality product that is part of Meta's broader strategy for the metaverse.

A semiconductor device fundamental to modern electronics, developed by scientists not initially aiming for computers.

A magazine that, along with Penthouse and Hustler, contributed to the opening of sexual representation and the widespread availability of pornography.

An mRNA vaccine, noted for being fully approved and initially dosed three weeks apart, with dose containing 30 micrograms of mRNA.

An mRNA vaccine, noted for being under emergency use authorization and initially dosed four weeks apart, with dose containing 100 micrograms of mRNA, related to higher myocarditis risk.

A type of GPU used in NVIDIA's Seline cluster, contributing significantly to its AI compute capabilities.

A smart mattress cover that controls temperature and tracks sleep, used by the speaker to maintain comfortable sleep.

A drug mentioned as another example of pharmaceuticals that caused damage despite passing safety tests, supporting the argument about flawed mouse testing.

A brand of protein powder that Peter Attia found mixed well in water without needing a blender and had no GI issues.

Discussed as the future of warfare, offering a superior kill ratio and cost-effectiveness compared to traditional armored vehicles. Their use in Ukraine highlights their effectiveness.

A smart speaker mentioned in the context of listening to music while procrastinating.

The aircraft launched by Boeing in 2011 to compete with Airbus, which incorporated new engines and the MCAS system.

Mentioned in the context of a disturbing scene in the film 'Civil War', highlighting the juxtaposition of intense violence with mundane details.

A traditional tech company Balaji Srinivasan invested in as an angel investor.

A nutritionally complete protein shake with low calories, 20g protein, and 26 vitamins and minerals, recommended for taste (especially Salted Caramel) and health benefits.

An AK-47 assault rifle that is compared to a Smith & Wesson firearm based on the observable shock wave and loudness visualized through shadowgraph.

A wearable device manufacturer partnered with Dr. Snyder's study to detect COVID-19.

A type of laptop mentioned as an example of better technology that can provide an advantage.

A CBD strain developed by the Stanley Brothers, known for its efficacy in treating epilepsy.

A B2B marketing platform praised for its specific targeting capabilities (job title, seniority, company size, industry, skill set) and high ROI.

Mentioned as an alternative to McDonald's in China, but not preferred by Chris Arnade due to his dislike of fried foods.

Discussed as having a catastrophic net negative effect on society due to side effects like accelerated heart disease and inflammation, with concerns about insufficient safety testing and misleading efficacy data.

A drug created by Purdue Pharma, which was falsely advertised as non-addictive and led to widespread addiction and overdose deaths.

A global cryptocurrency for payments developed by Facebook that faced immense administrative pressure from the government, leading to its halt.

A device on which Divinity Original Sin 2 plays extremely well, highlighting the expanded accessibility of CRPGs.

A pipeline carrying gas from Russia to Germany, mentioned as having been destroyed, allegedly by Americans potentially attacking allies.

A bed cooling system that manipulates bed temperature for optimal sleep, mentioned as a potential intervention.

A handheld device from the late 1990s, discussed as a past innovation with a stylus.

Tensor Processing Units. Google's custom-designed hardware accelerators for machine learning. Mentioned as having high utilization even after many years.

A genetically engineered probiotic bacteria that produces acetaldehyde dehydrogenase (ALDH) in the gut, marketed to reduce hangover symptoms by metabolizing acetaldehyde. There is no published randomized control trial evidence to support its efficacy.

Not explicitly mentioned, but the mention of 'Bulletproof' in the context of diet for some people, but it's not described enough as a product itself, hence not included.

A fermented food recommended for enhancing gut microbiome health and supporting immune function.

The specific SpaceX spacecraft used for the Inspiration4 mission, the first all-civilian spaceflight.

A type of ergonomic keyboard designed for comfort and efficiency, reducing finger movement, which might appeal less to Aella who enjoys the 'struggle' of typing.

Iconic 8-bit computer used for learning to code in BASIC in the early 80s.

A 'dumb phone' that simplifies communication, discussed as an alternative to smartphones, though with potential drawbacks for some users.