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10/15/2024

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10/10/2024

https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/therabbitwhole/episodes/The-Rick-Dancer-Interview-on-the-Rabbit-Whole-Podcast-e2pesvr Rick Dancer Rabbitwholepodcast

In this episode of The Rabbit Whole Podcast, we sit down with former TV anchor, politician, and storyteller Rick Dancer. Rick shares his insights as a television journalist, his experiences running for political office, and lays out how he now focuses on telling real, raw stories on his own platform...

07/27/2024

Puerto Rican History Moment. Have you heard of Carpetas? It was a well-documented, US GOVERNMENT-led operation that I consider a violation of civil rights, IN MY OPINION, to track/influence/target Puerto Ricans with files that are now open to the public thanks to FOIA laws. The government used the files against Puerto Rican Nationalists, dissenters, and sometimes whole towns. The Government sowed division, misinformation, fear, abuse, and all in the name of taking an island and reducing the native population. This all took place during my grandparents' lifetime, and the records were maintained for around 100,000 Puerto Ricans until at least the 1980s. Even when Puerto Ricans moved stateside.

Denis said, "As befits a sun-kissed island with wonderfully fertile soil, Puerto Ricans were an open, gregarious, cheerful people – but sixty years of carpetas, police informants, and neighbors spying upon each other, had affected the national character of Puerto Rico. It had burned fear, secrecy, lying, betrayal, and mistrust into its collective experience. The Carpetas drove a permanent wound into the psyche of Puerto Rico. It is a wound that may never fully heal."

When I went to school in Puerto Rico, my grandparents explained this topic to me in whispers, with a heavy emphasis on leaving it in the past and not asking anyone about it. There was a general mistrust of "New York Ricans" on the island, and after learning about the movement of people away from targeted towns, I can understand why.

Government is inherently evil. Politics is a sanitized distraction. Don't rely on it for your foundation, validation, or community. Be in the world, not of it. More on an upcoming episode of the podcast.

07/15/2024

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07/14/2024

Ever felt sick but don't understand why? Could be mold. We talk with Bethany Uribe of ASAP Restoration LLC about Sick Building Syndrome on this episode of the Rabbit Whole Podcast.

07/11/2024

Big thanks to this week's special guest for her insights on mold, mitigation, and remediation on this week's Rabbit Whole Podcast. Check it out on Spotify

Discover top mold remediation strategies from industry expert Bethany Uribe of ASAP Restoration LLC. Learn how to effectively tackle mold issues and protect your home. Key Concepts: Mold remediation, mold removal, Bethany Uribe, ASAP Restoration LLC, home protection, mold experts, mold prevention, p...

06/17/2024

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06/13/2024

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Rabbit Whole Podcast · The Rabbit Whole Podcast exposes Virginia's regulatory failures in custom-built homes and advocates for better industry standards and consumer rights. Join us to combat corporatocracy and bring sanity back to construction. Listen on Apple, Spotify, or Podbean. · Share your w...

06/12/2024

In this episode, Andie and Marty discuss the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in understanding and analyzing case files. They explore how AI can help organize and analyze large amounts of data, provide accurate information, and improve decision-making. They also discuss the potential benefits and limitations of AI, as well as the ethical considerations surrounding its use. The conversation touches on the need for enhanced oversight and transparency in regulatory processes, as well as the potential impact of AI on various industries.
Keywords
artificial intelligence, AI, case files, data analysis, decision-making, regulatory oversight, transparency, ethics
Takeaways
Artificial intelligence (AI) can help organize and analyze large amounts of data, improving efficiency and accuracy in decision-making processes.AI has the potential to enhance transparency and accountability in regulatory processes, ensuring compliance with regulations and protecting consumers.The use of AI raises ethical considerations, such as the potential for bias and the need for responsible use of technology.AI can be applied in various industries, including construction, design, and project management, to improve outcomes and streamline processes.The government and corporations may impose limitations on AI to protect their interests, but the potential benefits of AI for individuals and society should not be overlooked.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Disclaimer00:48 Deficiencies in Regulatory Performance and Decision-Making01:28 Exploring the Role of AI in Analyzing Case Files08:33 The Potential of AI in Organizing and Analyzing Information12:50 AI as a Tool for Decision-Making and Design Choices23:56 The Future of AI and Potential Limitations27:12 The Divisiveness in Politics and Bias in Government34:00 The Need for Reform and Protection of Homeowners41:02 The Potential Impact of AI on Homeownership42:01 Conclusion and Call to Action

06/12/2024

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In this episode, Andie and Marty discuss the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in understanding and analyzing case files. They explore how AI can help organize and analyze large amounts of data, provide accurate information, and improve decision-making. They also discuss the potential benefits an...