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How we’ll actually ditch fossil fuels — by the numbers | Michael Liebreich

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Have you heard the clean energy transition is failing? Energy analyst Michael Liebreich says to look again. Using a four-line spreadsheet model of the global energy system, he shows why fossil fuels will inevitably get squeezed out over time — with no bans required. The shift is well underway, he explains: it just looks different than many of us expected. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

How to repair harm — in relationships and nations | Aria Florant

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Aria Florant cofounded a nonprofit to help accelerate the reparations movement in the US … but less than a year in, her partnership with her own cofounder fell apart. Drawing on what brought the two of them back together — plus lessons from South Africa, Germany and Colombia — she lays out a four-step process for repairing harm between two people or across an entire nation. Most people think reparations are all about money, she says, but true repair goes far beyond the financial. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

No.226 💻 文曲星的三十年往事

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主播 | 刘飞 潇磊 在很多 80 后、90 后的记忆里,有一种神奇的电子产品。家长花几百块钱买回来,是为了让我们好好学英语。但它却成了一代人的游戏掌机,乃至编程启蒙。 它就是文曲星。 在最辉煌的时候,文曲星占据了中国电子词典市场七成以上的份额,几乎成了一整个品类的代名词。后来,步步高、诺亚舟、好记星纷纷崛起,手机和平板也开始改变学生们的生活。 曾经无处不在的文曲星,为什么慢慢消失了? 这一期,我们从文曲星出发,聊聊那个藏在书包里的电子世界,以及中国教育硬件的三十年兴衰。 来杯半拿铁,咱们边喝边唠。 —— 潇磊、刘飞的声音已授权给豆包、剪映等字节系产品使用若干年。 在视频平台看到的无真人出镜、用我们的音色生成的 AI 内容,均非我们制作。 — 半拿铁也开始讲时事了:半拿铁·周刊 半拿铁也开始讲故事了:半拿铁·故事篇 📮听友投稿邮箱:bannatie@163.com ☕️杭州特调「芝麻·半拿铁」的品尝地:西湖区华星路 【01coffee】 ☕️上海特调「米乳·半拿铁」的品尝地:前滩公园巷 【彼屯 between 自然商店】 👔半拿铁周边购买淘宝店:小羊商店Sheepedia 📖 半拿铁全新周边:《人工智能风云录》纸质书,可在各大电商平台购买。天猫店铺目前为 5 折 —— 时间轴: 04:36 周志远的创业起点:从电子工程师到远见科技 15:59 「过咸水」进军大陆:中关村创业与文曲星的诞生 19:49 电子词典的早期形态:从日本夏普到330元的CC100 24:26 产品迭代与渠道下沉:文曲星如何成为市场第一 35:50 CC800开放编程:文曲星如何长出游戏与开发者生态 49:42 游戏机禁令与步步高《伏魔记》:文曲星游戏热潮 51:25 竞争者围攻:诺亚舟、步步高、好记星与「牛津之变」 1:05:01 学习机崛起:点读技术、记忆训练与内容竞争 1:12:33 PDA…

Your phone is disgusting. Here's how to clean it | Lotti Tajouri

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What’s dirtier: your phone or your hands? Molecular biologist Lotti Tajouri says there’s a gaping hole in our hygiene routine. We scrub our hands clean, then reach right for the phone — a warm, humid and mobile home for bacteria and viruses. He explores the unnervingly vibrant microbial world living on your phone and shows how you can keep this “third hand” clean. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

278.在红果做AI漫剧的人,是骆驼祥子吗?一个人、16亿播放、七位数收入

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🎙【本期嘉宾】小果哥哥 小果哥哥(AI短剧从业者,《安徽小木匠》作者,潘乱亲弟弟) 主播:潘乱(「乱翻书」主理人)  🎬 本期视频播客同步上线于 @潘乱的视频号、哔哩哔哩、微博、小红书、Youtube 等平台。 ⏰【时间线】 一、一个人、10 部剧、16 亿播放,钱到底怎么挣? 00:05 半年后回访小果哥哥,从零学 AI 漫剧,到拿到七位数收入 01:52 「你做剧的人,你就做剧就好了」——制作、分销和投流,分别是谁的工作? 04:14 都说不挣钱,为什么他身边却是一群挣到钱的普通人? 07:35 爆款之前还有几十部剧,不能只看别人拿到结果的那一天 10:07 小说作者、漫剧制作方、投流公司,怎么分这笔钱? 11:53 半年挣到七位数,为什么至今还是一个人干? 14:09 10 部剧、16 亿多播放,总投入不到 15 万,这笔账怎么算? 15:49 出道即巅峰?《安徽小木匠》之后,也有半年沉寂和审核不过   二、播放量之外,什么样的剧能分到更多钱? 16:35 再聊投流误区,制作方为什么不需要自己掏钱买流量? 19:03 认真做也会亏钱,有人坚持到第 49 部才等来爆款 20:08 同样的播放量,分成为什么能差出 8 倍? 21:55 一双鞋、一顶帽子,也要去博物馆资料里查一查 22:20 时代重新派发彩票,但绝大部分人做短剧依然不挣钱 23:18 小说、漫剧、畅听,都是故事的不同载体,也能互相带火 26:12 从审核不过到重新挑本,短剧里的冲突和「真善美」   三、爆款漫剧,先得把故事讲明白 28:15 豆包抓大方向,Codex 处理细节,一个初中没毕业的创作者怎么用 AI? 29:13 修仙、萌娃、穿越、开荒,最近哪些 AI 漫剧在流行? 34:19 两只毛毛虫和一只螳螂,一个切片就能把观众带进整部剧 35:29 「小说能火,你的剧就能火,这不是百分之百确定性的」 37:02 不到 200 人看过的小说,怎么被做成《光环之下》? 41:08 为了避开千篇一律的 AI 脸,潘乱和爸爸都成了剧里的演员 【图】▲潘乱的脸被用在了《大唐这小子路子太野》剧里,饰演李震 41:54 怎么从番茄小说里挑故事?把自己听笑了的小说,两三天做成一部剧 44:11 为什么不围绕爆款做系列?「我想用 AI 去做一些我以前想都不敢想的作品」   四、AI 漫剧创作小课堂,从小说到成片 45:29 选小说、申请版权、改剧本、做分镜、生成视频,一个人怎么跑完整条链路? 46:15 AI 改得不满意怎么办?小果哥哥每天在阳台和 ChatGPT「打电话」 48:03 提示词、课程和工具包,哪些东西真的值得花钱? 48:56 改编不同平台的小说,账号、发行和分账有什么差别? 50:18 即梦里怎么选模型?价格、风格和生成效果之间的取舍 51:03 为了让人物站起来,反复抽卡,还摸出一个「同时生成」的小技巧 52:35 从「即梦脸」到人物库,AI 漫剧为什么需要更多不同的脸? 54:54 半年前最重要的剪辑能力,今天已经不再是壁垒   五、是骆驼祥子,还是普通人的新机会? 55:28 「路不是你的,车也不是你的……」「他至少给我车了呀,不然我车都没有啊」 57:03 「为啥要纠结自己是不是骆驼祥子」——一个创作者为什么感谢平台? 58:24 担心被剥削的人,与已经行动起来的人 60:04 晚上 8 点开工,早上 10 点下班,「你也不用想,好像挺容易的」 60:27 有前期成本,失败率也高,什么样的人适合尝试这一行? 61:07 从十年前做公众号到今天做漫剧,流量能力能带着走吗? 64:12 大平台加一群原子化个体,AI 漫剧为什么适合一人公司? 66:45 当工具和平台都属于别人,创作者能积累什么? 67:02 「大家睡觉的时候我在干,你醒的时候我还在干」 68:00 「那也不能全世界都是精英呀」 🎧【相关播客】 本栏目第267期:《3000块成本,3.5亿次播放,AI短剧怎么在抖音挣钱?》 🎵【开场&结尾音乐】 开场&结尾音乐:Mount Dreams - Wolfs ℹ【关于「乱翻书」】 「乱翻书」是一档关注商业、科技和互联网的圆桌对话节目。关心How和Why,以及少有人注意到的What。内容主要方向是科技考古、行业观察和前沿思考,研究公司的兴衰循环,希望能够为你带来信息增量。 「乱翻书」主理人是潘乱,代表作品有《腾讯没有梦想》、字节跳动/快手早期关键节点的系列特写。 【图】▲本次直播合影 【图】▲第一次录制时的合影(2026年6月初),潘乱(左)、小果哥哥(右) 【图】▲刚到苏州时的办公室 本期编辑:怀杭

How to rewire your brain — and find your flow | Heather Berlin

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When life gets uncertain, do you grip a little tighter? Neuroscientist Heather Berlin explores a surprising paradox: the harder you try to control everything, the more likely you are to get in your own way. Drawing on brain research and her own struggles with uncertainty, she shares practical ways to let go and make room for creativity, calm and flow. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

通用 AI 助手走向大众,垂直 Agent 的机遇藏在哪里?|对话小影科技韩晟 S10E35

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最近,Personal Agent 开始成为 AI 行业的新热点。它们能够理解用户的个人习惯和需求,连接不同工具,甚至主动替用户处理购物、生活服务和工作中的复杂任务。但当一个通用 Agent 遇到专业任务时,是否什么都能做好?未来的通用 Agent 和垂直领域的专业 Agent,又会如何分工与协作? 视频创作就是一个很有代表性的场景。从过去需要用户自己操作剪辑工具,到今天只需告诉 AI 想要什么,Agent 就可以理解需求、选择素材、组织内容,甚至像一个专业导演一样完成整条视频的创作。这背后也意味着,AI 正在尝试把过去只有专业团队才能提供的创作能力,交付给普通用户。 本期节目,我们邀请小影科技创始人、CEO 韩晟 Sam,从团队十多年的视频创作产品经验出发,聊聊 Personal Agent 时代垂直 Agent 的机会、AI 视频创作产品的演进,以及自研模型和本地化运营如何构建竞争壁垒。更重要的是,当 AI 开始承担越来越多专业创作工作,普通人是否真的有机会从生活记录者,变成能够创作内容、经营个人品牌甚至实现商业价值的「生活导演」? 本期人物 丁教 Diane,「声动活泼」联合创始人、「科技早知道」主播|小红书、视频号、抖音:声动活泼-丁教 韩晟 Sam,小影科技创始人兼 CEO 主要话题 [00:00] 从通用 Agent 到垂直 Agent,创业机会在哪里? 从 Muse 等通用 Agent 的实际使用体验出发,聊聊 Agent 自主完成任务、交付结果的能力,以及垂直领域的 AI 应用如何找到自己的位置。 [04:29] 从使用工具到交付结果,视频创作 Agent 需要做什么? 过去的视频剪辑工具需要用户自己完成操作,而 Agent 需要理解用户的真实需求、做出专业判断,并协调素材选择、内容组织和剪辑,最终交付一个令人满意的作品。 以汉堡店制作周末促销视频为…

How to build the next wave of clean energy | Jennifer Granholm, Ryan Panchadsaram

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Jennifer Granholm steered Michigan through the auto industry's near-collapse and later ran the US Department of Energy during the largest clean energy investment in the country's history. In conversation with climate investor Ryan Panchadsaram, she explains why the next chapter of clean energy is all about construction — and why local communities have more power than they may think. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The surprising beauty of mosquitos | Felix Hol

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Most people hate mosquitoes, but biotechnologist and TED Fellow Felix Hol thinks they're beautiful. He takes us inside his lab, where his team developed some unusual ways to study how these blood-sucking insects find us and feed so fast. He also explains why insecticides may send certain mosquitoes into overdrive — and how we can find smarter ways to curb the diseases they spread. (Following his story, pulled from a short film he made for TED, Hol speaks with Lily James Olds, director of the TED Fellows program, on why he’s relying on open source to share data and how he’s excited to learn more about mosquitoes navigating different temperature landscapes.) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Why great art requires risk | Alex Van Halen, David Lee Roth, Robert Vargas

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Alex Van Halen and David Lee Roth — two of the rock stars behind the legendary band Van Halen — sit down with visual artist Robert Vargas to reveal the two-step recipe for great art: do your homework, then break every rule. Along the way, they swap stories about heartbreak, good luck charms and why you should rehearse for what goes wrong. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

5 ideas for better government in the US | Jeff Maurer

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Should the US Constitution protect your DNA? Your voice? Your data? Entrepreneur Jeff Maurer spent his youth fighting fires alongside World War II veterans, and he thinks the spirit that united them can power America's next 250 years. He proposes five new amendments to the US Constitution — from protecting privacy to holding politicians accountable — and shares what it would take to get them passed. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

No.225 👟 莆田鞋往事

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主播 | 潇磊 刘飞 ———— 一说莆田鞋,很多人先想到仿冒鞋。但在这个标签形成之前,莆田已经是一座给世界造鞋的老牌鞋城。 本期节目,我们从1958年的国营鞋厂说起,经过台资代工厂,走进安福凌晨仍在运转的档口、仓库和快递摊,一起来了解一双名牌鞋是怎么被拆解、研究和复制的。 我们也会聊聊球鞋鉴定师和造假者的猫鼠游戏,看看假鞋究竟能做到多真,为什么经验丰富的鉴定师也会看走眼。再从莆田自主品牌的发展尝试讲到“莆田鞋”集体商标:一座擅长制造的城市,想做出自己的品牌,究竟要过多少道坎? 坐吧,来杯半拿铁,我们边喝边唠。 ———— 刘飞穿的这个卫衣就是节目里说的当季时尚单品⬇️可在淘宝【小羊商店Sheepedia】轻易获得。2026 年双十一期间购买,限时优惠的基础上,再加赠半拿铁芝麻包一个(背的那种,不是吃的那种)再加半拿铁鞋服系列节目实体纪念卡 潇磊、刘飞的声音已授权给豆包、剪映等字节系产品使用若干年。 在视频平台看到的无真人出镜、用我们的音色生成的 AI 内容,均非我们制作。 ———— 半拿铁宇宙之:半拿铁·周刊 ,欢迎酌情收听 半拿铁宇宙之:半拿铁·故事篇 ,欢迎酌情收听及购买 📮听友投稿邮箱:bannatie@163.com ☕️杭州特调「芝麻·半拿铁」的品尝地:西湖区华星路 【01coffee】 ☕️上海特调「米乳·半拿铁」的品尝地:前滩公园巷 【彼屯 between 自然商店】 👔半拿铁周边购买淘宝店:小羊商店Sheepedia 📖 半拿铁周边之:《人工智能风云录》纸质书,可在各大电商平台购买 ———— 时间轴: 02:49    莆田鞋业的起源与早期发展 16:18    仿冒鞋产业的兴起与技术演变 35:22    安福鬼市与复杂的销售网络 51:04    物流造假与全套伪装手段 01:00:19  球鞋鉴定行业的兴起与挑战 01:15:58  自主品牌转型…

What kids wish their parents knew about fun | Mila Rojas

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When was the last time you played, just for fun? Eleven-year-old Mila Rojas has noticed that adults — buried under schedules, expectations and the pressure to be serious — often see play as unproductive. In this delightful talk, she shows why having fun is key for families to connect and shares some simple ways to bring more joy into everyday life. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The couples therapists who nearly got divorced | Harville Hendrix

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Couples therapists Harville Hendrix and Helen LaKelly Hunt spent decades teaching the world how to love well … even as their own marriage was falling apart. In this candid, funny talk, Hendrix recounts the yearlong experiment in listening that saved their relationship — and shows how any couple can break the cycle of criticism to rediscover joy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sunday Pick: Do all my friends secretly hate me? | from Corner Piece

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Why does making friends as an adult feel like mission impossible? In today’s Sunday Pick, Corner Piece, host Melissa Fernandes explores what it means to be a friend while grappling with a friendship break up. Along the way, she interviews Anna Goldfarb, journalist and author of “Modern Friendship: How to Nurture Our Most Valuable Connections,” and Dr. Marisa G. Franco, professor and author of “Platonic: How the Science of Attachment Can Help You Make—And Keep—Friends”. They explain why friendship can get so complicated as you get older and how to build closer bonds. Melissa also explores with her co-hosts Taha Khan and Sabrina Cruz what their different types of friendships mean to them. Find more episodes of Corner Piece on your favorite podcast app or here: https://link.mgln.ai/9hQ2JB Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The haunting truth of ghost stories | Coya Paz Brownrigg (re-release)

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Ghost stories reveal much more than the ghouls and spirits that haunt them. Settle in for a spooky delight as theater educator Coya Paz Brownrigg lays out three types of bone-chilling tales and exhumes the grave truths they hold about longing, meaning and the cultural value of eerie encounters. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What crows teach us about death | Kaeli Swift (re-release)

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Rituals for the dead span much of the natural world, seen in practices from humans and elephants to bees, dolphins and beyond. With charm and playful insight, animal behaviorist Kaeli Swift delves into the life (and death) habits of crows and shares what their responses could reveal about our own relationship to mortality. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The razor-thin line between contagion and connection | Dan Taberski (re-release)

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After a mysterious wave of tics and twitches swept through a small-town high school in New York, documentary podcaster Dan Taberski set out to investigate what was really happening. Drawing on extensive research and intimate interviews with the people involved, he explores the roots of mass hysteria — and what it reveals about the line between illness and belonging. What happens when the very thing that makes us sick ... is also what connects us? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The fascinating physics of insect pee | Saad Bhamla (re-release)

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Scientist Saad Bhamla is on a mission to answer a question most people don't think to ask: How do insects pee? Taking inspiration from the incredible "butt flickers" of the glassy-winged sharpshooter, Bhamla presents a fascinating study of the physics behind how bugs take care of business and invites us to be more curious about the seemingly mundane. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Zombie roaches and other parasite tales | Ed Yong (re-release)

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In this fascinating, hilarious and ever-so-slightly creepy talk, science writer Ed Yong tells the story of his favorite parasites -- animals and organisms that live on the bodies (and brains!) of other organisms, causing them to do their bidding. Do humans have them too? Maybe ... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

How to make friends (and keep them) | Sheridan Voysey

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Who could you call at 2am when everything’s gone wrong? Friendship expert Sheridan Voysey believes we’re in a friendship recession, with many of us forgetting how to foster meaningful relationships. He explores three hidden barriers keeping us apart, why it feels harder to make friends as an adult — and how to nurture the deep connections that sustain us. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Anthropic冲刺IPO:2万亿美元估值贵不贵?拆解Claude的增长、成本与竞争|S10E34

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一家成立只有五年的公司,能否撑起2万亿美元的估值预期?2026年10月26日,Claude背后的公司Anthropic公开了IPO招股书。2026年上半年,它的收入接近163亿美元,约为上年同期的14倍;截至9月底,净收入留存率达到约900%。这些数字让外界看到了AI需求的增长,也带来了新的问题:客户会一直增加使用量吗?模型领先能维持多久?如果收入增长放缓,提前锁定的算力成本又该如何消化? 本期,「科技早知道」主播丁教邀请「涉市未深」主播九州Aaron和「苔藓之火」主播Raymond,从二级市场投资人的视角,一起拆解Anthropic的增长、成本与竞争。我们聊到了为什么选择现在上市、如何理解万亿美元估值、Coding之外的商业机会,以及中国开源模型在全球市场的位置。两位嘉宾总体看好Anthropic,但对模型迭代、技术差距和买入时点有不同判断:当真实需求与高预期同时存在,我们该如何理解这门生意的机会与风险? 本期人物 丁教 Diane,「声动活泼」联合创始人、「科技早知道」主播|小红书、视频号、抖音:声动活泼-丁教 Aaron,周玖洲 Aaron, 十年中金、华夏基金等顶级投资机构工作经验,「涉市未深」主播,「不止金钱」主播, Raymond Huang,科技投资人、「苔藓之火」主播 主要话题 [02:32] 现金充裕,Anthropic为什么还要赶着上市? 先进入公开市场的公司,有机会成为投资人理解和定价这个行业的参照,后来的公司则需要解释自己的差异。 上市身份还能打开股权、债务等更多融资渠道,即使账上资金充裕,公司也需要为下一阶段的竞争储备资源。 [08:30] 大模型到底是轻资产还是重资产生意? AI基础设施需要巨额投入,但这些资产由云厂商持有还是模型公司自建,会形成完全不同的财务结构。 即使不持有全部硬件,模型公司也可能通过长期采购承诺承担很重的成本。 …

How fossil fuel companies keep your energy costs high | Jon Powers

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Solar energy and storage are the fastest, cheapest ways to add electricity to the grid. So why are small towns across the US pausing or banning these projects? Clean energy entrepreneur Jon Powers shows how fossil fuel companies are waging disinformation campaigns at the local level — and calls for a rapid-response team that sends trusted messengers (like firefighters and farmers) to get communities straight answers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

How people are using AI to grieve, love and connect | Jennifer Cearns

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Many people fear AI is eroding our humanity, replacing real relationships with synthetic ones that leave us lonelier than ever. Digital anthropologist Jennifer Cearns believes the opposite may be true. After talking to hundreds of people who turn to AI for grief, love, friendship and more, she pokes holes in this familiar fear — and hints at what these strange new relationships can teach us about ourselves. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

No.224 🏛️ 1492、破产、教皇、达芬奇、拉斐尔与托斯卡纳:文艺复兴背后的美第奇家族·下

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主播 | 刘飞 潇磊 1492 年,统治佛罗伦萨几十年的洛伦佐去世。仅仅两年之后,美第奇家族就被赶出了这座城市,经营了近一百年的银行也彻底走向破产。 看起来,这个曾经富可敌国、资助了无数艺术家的家族,就要退出历史舞台了。 但接下来的故事,更加不可思议。一个流亡家族,竟然接连出了两位教皇,又一步步把商人共和国变成了自己的公国。而在他们掌权的年代,达·芬奇、米开朗基罗和拉斐尔,把文艺复兴推向了最辉煌的顶点。 一个银行已经倒闭的家族,究竟靠什么重新掌握权力?那些改变西方艺术史的作品,又是怎样在教皇、国王、战争与金钱的夹缝里诞生的? 这一期,我们讲完美第奇家族的下半场,也为文艺复兴的故事收个尾。 来杯半拿铁,咱们边喝边唠。 —— 潇磊、刘飞的声音已授权给豆包、剪映等字节系产品使用若干年。 在视频平台看到的无真人出镜、用我们的音色生成的 AI 内容,均非我们制作。 — 半拿铁也开始讲时事了:半拿铁·周刊 半拿铁也开始讲故事了:半拿铁·故事篇 📮听友投稿邮箱:bannatie@163.com ☕️杭州特调「芝麻·半拿铁」的品尝地:西湖区华星路 【01coffee】 ☕️上海特调「米乳·半拿铁」的品尝地:前滩公园巷 【彼屯 between 自然商店】 👔半拿铁周边购买淘宝店:小羊商店Sheepedia 📖 半拿铁全新周边:《人工智能风云录》纸质书,可在各大电商平台购买。天猫店铺目前为 5 折 —— 时间轴: 05:07 第一回 萨沃纳罗拉|原教旨修道士预言天罚 24:40 没有美第奇的14年|马基雅维利与米开朗基罗的大卫 31:23 第二回 乔瓦尼二世|当选教皇利奥十世 43:28 利奥十世|布局家族、赎罪券与马丁路德 01:02:31 克莱门特七世|第二个美第奇教皇 01:08:52 罗马陷落|"围城杜卡特"与佛罗伦萨的反抗 01:18:59 小洛伦佐刺杀亚历山德罗|私生子的暴政…

How video games can power up your parenting | Hannah Boquet (re-release)

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Parenting an eye-rolling teenager glued to a gaming system is not a simple feat, but what if you could turn screen time into an opportunity for connection? Hannah Boquet shares how she decided to play video games with her kids and discovered the power of esports to foster trust, communication and essential life skills. Dive deeper into how you can strengthen family bonds, support your child’s development — and maybe even be considered “cool” by your kid. (This episode originally aired in 2025.) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Unions for climate action! | Payton M. Wilkins (re-release)

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In the long term, shutting down a coal mine means cleaner air and a healthier environment — but in the short term, it can devastate a community or family that relied on the mine's paychecks to make ends meet. Environmental justice advocate Payton M. Wilkins thinks we can protect both workers and the planet with an age-old solution: unions. He digs into the economic fallout of ditching fossil fuels and shows why unions are well-positioned to push the transition to clean energy and green jobs. (This episode originally aired in 2024.) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sunday Pick: Unlocking Your Power at Work: Kara Swisher on how to get what you want | from Fixable

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No matter where you fall on the corporate food chain, you have power at work—you just might not know how to use it. In this new series on Unlocking Your Power at Work, Anne and Frances dig into how to discover, build, and use your power, explore common power dynamics in the workplace, and learn from people who use their full power with honesty and swagger. Kara Swisher is one of the most influential voices in media and has built a career holding the powerful accountable. In this episode, she reflects with Anne and Frances on her own path to power and what she’s learned from watching some people become corrupted by power while others learn to wield it for good. She also argues that people don’t leave jobs early or often enough, and makes the case for pursuing more than just the opportunities that are offered to you. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The pursuit of happiness requires free time | Danielle Roberts

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Do you feel short on time? Writer and work expert Danielle Roberts would like to help you with that. In this quick talk, she makes the case that free time isn't a reward you earn but a civil right you're owed. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Can you spot the lies in your news feed? | Laura Smythe

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Laura Smythe spent years in legacy newsrooms, and she thinks the habits journalists use to vet information should belong to all of us. Using Fyre Festival as a cautionary tale, she explains why media literacy is a vital skill in our age of deepfakes and algorithmic feeds — and describes the country that’s already found a way to start teaching it in elementary school. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I can't speak. Here's how I get people to listen | Jessica Irwin

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Jessica Irwin is many things: a photographer, artist, author, performer. She also happens to be nonverbal, born with cerebral palsy that affects the muscles she needs to talk. Speaking through a device that turns her typed words into speech, she gives a sharp, funny and urgent reminder that being unable to speak has nothing to do with intelligence — and shares a few easy ways anyone can better communicate with nonverbal people. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

从免费披萨到订错机票:硅谷创业者正在解决 Agent 的哪些麻烦? | 硅谷线下活动 S10E33

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最近几个月,像 Meta 的 Muse,OpenAI 的 Dots 这样的 Personal agent 产品大火。模型不仅越来越擅长调用工具、规划任务,也开始能够执行数百甚至上千个步骤的复杂工作。但当 AI 真正进入现实世界,问题也随之出现:订错机票怎么办?执行到一半忘记了原本的任务怎么办?如果 Agent 需要使用你的邮箱、银行卡和个人数据,我们又该如何确保它不会越权操作?这些问题背后,指向一个更深层的变化:当互联网的使用者从人类逐渐变成 AI Agent,我们今天熟悉的软件、通信、安全和支付系统,可能都需要重新设计。 上周末,「科技早知道」主播 Diane 在硅谷 Builder Odyssey 活动现场主持了一场圆桌论坛,与来自 AI Agent 基础设施领域的创业者和从业者,一起探讨 Agent 从技术演示走向大规模应用,还缺少哪些关键能力。我们聊到了长期任务的可靠性、人类与 Agent 的沟通、个人隐私与安全,以及在模型不断进步的背景下,下一代 AI 基础设施还有哪些创业机会。 本期人物 硅谷徐老师 Howie,硅谷高管、投资人、Gen 首席 AI 与创新官 Jiaao Chen,Nebius 首席 AI 工程师 Daniel Tian,Photon 联合创始人 丁教 Diane,「声动活泼」联合创始人、「科技早知道」主播|小红书、视频号、抖音:声动活泼-丁教 时间轴 [00:00] AI Agent 订错机票,谁来承担损失? 当 AI 从回答问题变成替人执行任务,犯错的代价也开始从数字世界进入现实世界。订错机票产生的退改签费用、执行任务时泄露的个人隐私,都可能带来真实的损失。 随着 Muse、Dots 等个人 AI Agent 产品出现,我们不仅需要关注 AI 能做什么,也需要思考它做错事情之后,责任应该由谁承担。 [01:56] 圆桌讨论前瞻:AI A…

How would you design your dream city? | James Rojas

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Urban planner James Rojas has led hundreds of workshops where participants creatively design their ideal communities with small objects — and he's noticed that people of every age, income and background build strikingly similar places. Through play and storytelling, he shows how we can use our childhood memories and imaginations to shape the places we live and love. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

No.223 🏥 “莆田系”医事:从电线杆到手术台

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主播 | 潇磊 刘飞 ———— 一说到“莆田系”,很多人想到的是医院广告、过度医疗和魏则西。然后会好奇这群做医疗生意的人最早是怎么走出莆田、走向全国的? 本期节目,我们从福建莆田的东庄镇说起。陈德良靠膏药和疥疮药水起家,詹国团把电线杆上的广告搬上电视,又把生意做进公立医院的科室。后来,这些经营者开始自己开医院,走向专科医院、大型综合医院、高端妇儿医院和医美连锁。 我们会讲上海长江医院的“送子神话”、上海协和医院的摘牌,以及手术台上加价的男科医院;也会讲新安国际医院的长期亏损、和美医疗从上市到退市的转折。一门擅长招徕患者的生意,为什么很难建立长期信誉?当广告、资本和监管都发生变化,后来的莆田系又去了哪里? 坐吧,来杯半拿铁,我们边喝边唠 ———— 潇磊、刘飞的声音已授权给豆包、剪映等字节系产品使用若干年。 在视频平台看到的无真人出镜、用我们的音色生成的 AI 内容,均非我们制作。 ———— 半拿铁宇宙之:半拿铁·周刊 ,欢迎酌情收听 半拿铁宇宙之:半拿铁·故事篇 ,欢迎酌情收听及购买 📮听友投稿邮箱:bannatie@163.com ☕️杭州特调「芝麻·半拿铁」的品尝地:西湖区华星路 【01coffee】 ☕️上海特调「米乳·半拿铁」的品尝地:前滩公园巷 【彼屯 between 自然商店】 👔半拿铁周边购买淘宝店:小羊商店Sheepedia 📖 半拿铁周边之:《人工智能风云录》纸质书,可在各大电商平台购买 ———— 时间轴: 01:15   莆田系医疗起源与早期发展 14:31   承包科室模式扩张与舆论危机 25:05   不孕不育医疗乱象与监管困境 39:06   上海伪协和与银川欧亚男健的覆灭 01:07:02   莆田系医疗的多种转型尝试 01:41:27   无锡虹桥医院骗保案 01:48:12   民营医院的经营现状 01:57:13   读评论 第四套人民币100元(80/90版,现已退出流通),仅为历史资料配图: 上海长江医院广告: www.bilibili.com 中国年度出生人口变化(2006—2025):   主要参考资料: 《莆田医帮“带头大哥”陈德良》 严凯 中国企业家 《民营医院“莆田系”大起底!帮主詹国团自述30年创业路》 叶静 创业家 《谁在掌控中国民营医院》 朱国栋、李蔚 瞭望东方周刊 《医疗帝国隐秘扩张》 严碧华、郭文治 民生周刊 《莆田系医疗资本四大家族全国布局调查》 刘武 瞭望东方周刊 《上海卫生局全面调查长江医院揭穿送子神话》 柴会群 南方周末 《上海协和医院被摘牌内幕》 柴会群 南方周末 《是手术还是骗术?——上海协和医院妇科诊疗案调查》 刘丹、仇逸 新华社 《假医生、假护士、假手术,“三假”黑医院为害4年》 张亮 半月谈 《遵义欧亚医院涉恶案:庭审持续六天择期宣判,涉刑案604起》 央视财经 《欧亚男健医院苏益雄等48人涉恶案二审宣判》 银川市中级人民法院 《产妇手术完就停水,北京知名高端妇儿医院突然“爆雷”背后》 彭丽 三联生活周刊 《中国最大民营妇儿医院集团最后的坠落》 张铃 经济观察报 《和美医疗旗下高端妇儿医院爆雷关停,股权转让不顺 新资方代表:近期无其他意愿收购方出现》 每日经济新闻 《“莆田系+百度”利益共同体曾为钱反目》 何春梅、李妍、屈运栩、赵晗 财新周刊 《【探访】医疗涉黑案下的发源地:山雨欲来风满楼》 翟星理 界面新闻 《风暴中的骗保医院,又是“莆田系”?》 姚悦 野马财经 《关于江苏省无锡虹桥医院飞行检查情况的通报》 国家医疗保障局 《民营医院多而不强,非公医疗“老兵们”重资产押注新赛道》 吴斯旻 第一财经 《莆田系艺星医美陈氏兄弟发家史:卖医疗器械起家 涉足地产金融等领域》 于垚峰、张韵 每日经济新闻 《蓝鲸315|拜博口腔、美莱医美被曝购买获客软件,非法获取个人信息》 屠俊 蓝鲸新闻 《外泌体风波发酵后 美莱医院致歉》 中国经营报 《国内民营医院集团领军企业——美莱集团战略投资湘雅生物》 动脉网 《2025年我国卫生健康事业发展统计公报》 国家卫生健康委员会 ———— 片尾曲: 鬼慈《八荒祭》选段 本期制作: 张超辉 作图及摘要: ChatGpt

Why the best learners talk to themselves | Tania Lombrozo

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With more information at our fingertips than ever before, learning should be getting easier ... yet the opposite seems to be true, says cognitive scientist Tania Lombrozo. Drawing on her research into how our minds understand and reason, she explores why more information can actually make learning harder — and shares the critical skill all great learners possess. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What if you could read the DNA of your future child? | Noor Siddiqui

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For all of human history, a baby's DNA was determined by chance at conception: the so-called genetic lottery. "That era is over," says Noor Siddiqui, whose company builds screening tools to read the whole genome of embryos in an effort to give parents more genetic information than standard IVF. She makes the case that this kind of technology helps families understand and reduce health risks, raising the question: How much should we know about our children's DNA before birth? (Followed by a brief Q&A with TED’s vision steward Sal Khan) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sunday Pick: How to reclaim your narrative (w/ Monica Lewinsky) | from How to Be a Better Human

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Monica Lewinsky is an anti-bullying activist and host of Reclaiming with Monica, a podcast that shines her guests’ unguarded conversations about how they make sense of the world. In this episode filmed in front of a live audience at TED 2026, Chris interviews Monica on how she finds healing throughout the years. They discuss the role of public shaming in an online world, the differences between cancel culture and accountability culture, and how to have more empathy after surviving trauma. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Inside Venezuela's uncertain path to freedom | Leopoldo López

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Activist Leopoldo López learned the true value of freedom in a solitary confinement cell, when someone else decided if he would eat or see sunlight. In this searching conversation, he explains why democracy is losing ground across the globe, the state of Venezuela's transition after Maduro's capture and the 2026 earthquakes — and why he founded the World Liberty Congress to unite activists in the fight against autocracies. (This conversation, hosted by TED's Whitney Pennington Rodgers, was part of an exclusive TED Membership event. TED Membership is the best way to support and engage with the big ideas you love from TED. To learn more, visit ted.com/membership.) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Is your body language working against you? | Cara Hale Alter

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What does confidence look like? Public speaking expert Cara Hale Alter studies how to project confidence and credibility — and she's pinpointed two key behaviors that shape how others see you. In this actionable talk, she explains how to make sure you're showing your true potential at work and beyond. Vote for our show in the Signal Awards for Most Inspirational podcast! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

用光调控神经细胞:今年诺贝尔奖如何改变我们对情绪的理解? | 串台「声东击西」S10E32

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2026 年诺贝尔生理学或医学奖将聚光灯投向了光遗传学。科学家从藻类中找到一种对光敏感的蛋白,再把它引入神经细胞,就可以通过光来控制神经元的活动。过去,我们研究大脑,更多只能观察哪些脑区在某种情绪下变得活跃,却很难判断它们究竟是情绪产生的原因,还是结果。光遗传学改变了这一局面,让科学家第一次有机会以极高的精度主动操控神经环路,探索大脑活动与情绪、行为之间的因果关系。它也为理解抑郁症、焦虑症、强迫症等精神疾病,以及寻找更精准的治疗方法,打开了新的可能。 这期节目是《声东击西》和《科技早知道》的一次串台。我们邀请到前神经外科医生、诺奖得主 Karl Deisseroth 著作《照亮破碎之心》的中文译者吴承翰,一起聊了聊,光遗传学究竟如何改变了科学家研究大脑的方式?它距离真正治疗人类精神疾病还有多远?以及,当我们越来越有能力干预大脑时,应该如何重新理解人类的情绪、疾病与自我? 本期人物 吴承翰,ZAP Surgical Chief Medical Officer、台北医学大学教授 徐涛, 「声东击西」主播,声动活泼联合创始人 Yaxian,「科技早知道」主播 时间轴 04:03 诺奖得主 Karl Deisseroth,是个怎样的人? 光遗传学从 2005 年的突破性研究发展为神经科学的重要工具,深刻改变了科学家研究大脑的方式。 Karl Deisseroth 不仅是一位神经科学家,也是一位精神科医生和作家,始终尝试在科学研究与患者的主观体验之间建立联系。 11:40 从冰锥手术到药物:精神疾病治疗的曲折历史 20 世纪的脑白质切开术曾被视为治疗精神疾病的重要突破,却因为对大脑的粗暴破坏,成为医学史上极具争议的治疗方式。 随着精神类药物的发展,医生逐渐拥有了更安全、更容易推广的治疗手段,但药物仍然无法帮助所有患者。 从经颅磁刺激到脑深部电刺激,神经…

How to stop homelessness before it starts | Jen Loving

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Homelessness can feel like an issue that’s too big and complicated to fix, something we've learned to walk past. Jen Loving, who leads the nonprofit Destination: Home, has spent her entire life proving that mindset is wrong. She shows why we must stop waiting until someone is pushed outside before intervening — and introduces Right at Home, a proven model helping communities across the US keep people from becoming homeless in the first place. (This ambitious idea is part of The Audacious Project, TED's initiative to inspire and fund global change.) Vote for our show in the Signal Awards for Most Inspirational podcast! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.