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Ready to take on your comfort zone? Something big has been brewing in my mind and I am so excited to share it with you. This has been a recent aha moment of mine and it delivered a major perspective shift.

If you’re ready to give up your comfort zone, listen now for actionable new steps that will totally change your perspective. I dare you!

In This Episode You’ll Learn:

• Why the comfort zone isn’t what you think it is
• How to shift your thinking from autopilot to crushing those goals
• The signs that your current perspective is keeping you stuck
• What it really means to get outside your comfort zone

In Episode 4 of the Safety Frontiers Podcast - The Neuroscience Of Inattention - we discuss ‘the neuroscience of inattention’. In the last 10 years or so, brain science has been looking inside our heads with an explicit aim of improving our understanding of why we do what we do.

On Episode 3 of the Safety Frontiers Podcast - Third Generation Safety - we look at ‘what’s next’ in safety. We focus on Third Generation Safety, the missing piece. That is: teaching people to be habitually safer.

Jayme McDonald stopped by this weekend. Jayme has a new album out and it is what you should be listening to all summer. Dale has a conspiracy theory about the Bill & Melinda Gates divorce. Bill Gates has over 130 billion dollars and the total worth of his cars proves he’s a total melvin. A Tesla on autopilot crashed and killed the two occupants that were in the back seat, except it totally wasn’t on autopilot because teslas can go full autopilot apparently. Dale hates sketch comedy… except the sketch comedy shows he likes. Elon Musk hosted SNL and doge coin tanked. Dave Portnoy got in hot water with his comments on N magazine’s apology for having him on the cover. Portnoy did start the Barstool fund that raised 39 million so they guys stick their feet in their respective mouths. Dominos is bringing back the Noid. in the 80s a mentally ill man held Dominos employees at gunpoint because he thought the noid ads were talking about him since his last name was Noid. A man in New Zealand has been spray painting dicks around potholes and he’s our hero. Jayme Hates cereal, all cereal and Dale needs to know why. Derek had to leave to pick up his kid. Dale asks Jayme more food questions. Would you go to Mars?

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On Episode 2 of the Safety Frontiers Podcast - The Evolution Of Safety - we look at the evolution of safety; from the 80’s to the 90’s, from ‘eliminating the hazard’ to ‘keeping safety front of mind’. Each of these were a step in the right direction, but incidents were still happening. 

In our first episode of the Safety Frontiers Podcast, we focus the lens on using real science in safety and take a deep dive into the discoveries and insights gained from brain research over the last 5-10 years. 

Join Cristian Sylvestre and David Pope as we look at how we can improve safety by using real science, not junk science or pseudoscience. If you like the status quo in safety, give it a miss. However, if you like shaking the safety tree to get better fruit, please join us. You won’t be disappointed. 

With safety, as with other things, being human is a universal constant. We are all human first; nationality, language and even culture are overlays. 

It’s not that overlays don’t play a role, but without understanding the fundamental drivers of being human, we get an incomplete picture or the wrong picture, and end up wasting precious resources. 

For the last 10 years, many have been using the discoveries of brain science for benefit, why not safety? 

For the last 50 years, managing safety has only involved fixing the environment, improving the system, and making safety more conscious through social interactions. 

That was fine up until 10 years ago, because that was all we thought there was. 

Now we know better. 

Currently, we are missing the piece that brain science shows is responsible for up to 95% of human behaviour - the subconscious. 

In this episode of the Green Industry Perspectives Podcast, Ty Deemer welcomes Charles Brian Quinn to the show. “CBQ”, as he’s affectionately known, is the Co-Founder and CEO of Greenzie. CBQ shares how their core value of “do important things first” helps them be successful, what Greenzie does, what their mission is, and how they approach leaders who are reluctant to embrace innovative technologies.

Why are we so prone to bad logic? We’re going to hear two everyday fugues in this episode: the search for a lost spatula and a spilled beer. The real story here is how easy it is to be irrational. Who is “we” in this episode? It’s me and my inner voice obviously. Inner Voice and I will do some post-fugue analysis to find out what mental phenomena are at play while I make really bad assumptions about events in my surroundings. 

By the end of the episode maybe you’ll appreciate why we’re actually doing a lot better than we think we are as a society given how mistake-prone our brains are.

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Credits: 

Written and produced by Gabriel Berezin
Original music and sound design - Grant Zubritsky
Opening and closing music: Monuments (featuring Grant Zubritsky (bass), Robby Sinclair (drums) and Bryan Murray (saxophone), Gabriel Berezin (guitar)) 
Editorial insight - Melissa "Monty" Montan 
Logo design - Justin Montan

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References:

• Apophenia in the Queen’s Gambit
• Apophenia in Stranger Things
• Wacky Conspiracy Theory showing Back to the Future predicted 9/11 
• How Netflix uses big data to inform its content
• The Brain’s Autopilot (Scientific American)
• Daniel Kahneman’s System 1 vs 2 Thinking (article)
• Thinking Fast and Slow (book)
• Anil Seth’s TED talk
• How Much of What You See is Hallucination (TED Ex)
• Abracadabra! A Classic Magic Trick Fools Expectations, Not Eyes
• My Special Egg Spatula

Episode Song Playlist:

• Delirious - Prince
• Memories Can’t Wait - Talking Heads
• Not My Own - Monuments
• Where is My Mind  - The Pixies
• Crazy - Gnarls Barkley
• There There - Radiohead

In today's episode we talk about what do do when players miss sessions.  What are my options for handling this?  What are some rules I should follow?  If I let someone play the character how do I moderate that?  We answer all these questions and more in today's episode.  

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We're pressing "pause" on Five O'Clock Leadership. In this episode, Rob and Brad share the tools and frameworks they used to come to this decision. Consider their process as you enter the new year and approach your own decisions.

Together, Rob McKinnon and Brad Sytsma of McKinnon Leadership Group have logged 10,000+ hours coaching leaders to be their best selves. Now, they’ve teamed up to bring this weekly podcast offering their insight and experience to leaders everywhere.

It's five o'clock. So pause, take a deep breath, and get ready to hear a fresh perspective on how to lead with your best self.

Lead well.

Dating Hack: Make Yourself More Attractive With This Conversational Technique (Ep. 542)

"Ditch the obvious, boring, autopilot questions for this technique."

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In this episode we talk about the various V10 and FSD Beta features with all our guests from previous episodes.

Meet Faust Ruggiero

Faust is a Psychologist, Therapist and Author who has written an award-winning book titled "The Fix Yourself Handbook" as well as developed the "Process Way of Life counselling program and podcast.  With over 30 years of experience as a therapist, his most important goal still remains to help people.  

He has worked in various settings including clinics for deaf children, prisons, nursing homes, substance abuse centers and inpatient facilities.  He also provides counselling services for Veterans, first responders, law enforcement and other emergency personnel.

In this episode, we speak about how we need to stop rushing our week away, get away from autopilot, have a routine and start living.  Faust also speaks about how we need to take some responsibility upon ourselves when it comes to improving our mental health and take that first step.  

As Faust says " Don't get negative during times of Covid-19, get creative!"  "We can't do it for you, but we can give you the instructions and tools."

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In this episode, Nash from Tesla in the Gong, myself and Franklin are joined by Tom Sjötun - President of the Tesla Owners Club of West Sweden to discuss Tesla in Sweden in particular and Europe in General.

We talk about the following topics

1 - The Tesla Ownership Experience

2 - The Competition in the EU for EVs

3 - Charging costs and Infra

4 - Adoption Rate

5 - Taxes, Exemptions and Incentives
6 - Tesla Autopilot differences in different markets

Az önvezető autózás víziója már a XX. század elején is foglalkoztatta az embereket. Számos, főként a sci-fi műfajába tartozó könyv, film, képregény dolgozta fel ezt a témát, talán ezért is azonosítottuk eddig ezeket az innovációkat távoli, jövőbeli technológiai újdonságokként. Ezek a technológiák napjainkban azonban már könnyen elérhetőek, a forgalomban közlekedő járművek nagyrészében valamilyen formában már dolgozik egy hasonló, alacsonyabb tudású rendszer.

Adásunkban szót ejtünk az önvezető autózás szabványának egyes szintjeiről, azok technológiai vetületeiről, illetve arról is, hogy mikor válik a széles közönség számára is elérhetővé ennek a szabványnak a legmagasabb szintje. Rövid betekintést nyújtunk a különböző fejlesztések jelenlegi helyzetébe, kitérünk az autonóm járművek használatának etikai és morális problémáira, többek között a balesetek kérdésére is. Miért adnak nagyobb biztonságot a vezetéstámogató rendszerek? Miért komfortosak ezek a megoldások? Mégis miért utasítják el sokan ezeket az innovációkat? Mit jelent az önvezető autózás esetében a level 2 hands on és hands free? Miért csak egy szűk mesterségesintellgencia-algoritmus dolgozik egy önvezető autóban?

Ha Te is beülnél már egy kormány nélküli buborékautóba, akkor hallgasd meg epizódunkat és kerülj képbe az autopilot rendszerek jelenlegi helyzetével.

FSD Beta 5

In this episode, Nash from Tesla in the Gong and I are joined by our Guests: Brandon, Kosta and Franklin to discuss the Full Self Driving Beta 5. 
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Timeline
0:00 - Intro
12:18 - Diverging Diamond and Melbourne Hook Turn
17:11 - Left turn
21:37 - Kangaroos!
23:49 - Any features that need work? Lane centering
32:20 - Highways and lanes splitting and four leaf clovers
36:40 - Vision and Map Data dependence
43:00 - Smart Summon
46:04 - Speed limit signs on back of moving vehicles, speed limit signs and stop signs
55:27 - No rights on red and yellow lights 
57:30 - Phantom Braking and map data
1:03:14 - Learning at the edge and NN training
1:12:40 - Detection of turn signals
1:15:33 - Stopping in case of emergency
1:16:20 - Stopping abruptly from high speed in case of a traffic jam
1:18:30 - Medical events and safeguards
1:20:45 - Obstacle aware acceleration
1:22:26 - Tight garages and blind spots
1:27:20 - Repeater camera feeds and future facing hardware
1:31:52 - FSD beta, testing visibility and feedback
1:35:30 - Accuracy of the Boxes in the UI
1:37:43 - Canada FSDBeta when?
1:45:08 - FSD on narrower roads like the UK and Middle East
1:48:40 - Manual override and ADAS
1:51:55 - Brandon and Kosta’s Hand Sanitizers, their story and Outro

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We unpack the experience that K10 has had in a Tesla Model 3 with the Full Self Driving Beta software and dive deep into the specifics of how this software release compares to the previous release of the FSD Beta software that @codingmark had experienced in a Tesla Model X that we had covered in the previous episode.

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Timeline
0:00 - Intro
4:08 - An introduction to our Tesla Vehicles
10:46 - The plan for the episode
11:40 - FSD Beta UI/UX
18:45 - FSD Beta in a Residential area, downtown, roundabouts and hilly terrain, bikers, pedestrians
31:19 - Highways, Off Ramps, On ramps, turns such as U bend and Hairpin, Complex Intersections and discussion on different driver modes while in FSD
46:43 - School Zones, Time Sensitive Zones, Quick Starlink Beta Discussion, Ramp Meters, Emergency vehicles, Rain
56:00 - FSD Beta and Smart Summon
1:00:27 - FSD Beta and Canada on a Scale of 1 to 100
1:06:34 - Outro

In this episode, Nash from Tesla in the Gong and I are joined by our Guests: Mark @codingmark and Glen @glenmah to discuss the Full Self Driving Beta.

We unpack the experience that @codingmark has had in a Tesla Model X with the Full Self Driving Beta software in California and dive deep into the specifics of how this software release compares to the present Full Self Driving Package Autopilot software suite that the rest of the Tesla Owner community has experienced.

Timeline
0:00 - Intro
5:08 - An introduction to our Tesla Vehicles
15:08 - Autopilot in 2019
16:05 - 3 Sections of the FSD Beta Breakdown
16:21 - Section 1: FSD Beta in a Residential area
18:08 - Section 2 : FSD Beta transitions from Residential to Downtown
19:40 - An Area of improvement : Older Downtown areas
20:13 - FSD Beta and Roundabouts
21:42 - FSD Beta and Hilly Terrain
23:32 - Is the FSD Beta tentative?
24:42 - FSD Beta Real time decision making - Construction Zones
26:33 - Melbourne Hook Turn
28:03 - Diverging Diamond Interchange
30:03 - Autopilot Rewrite?
30:34 - 4D Autopilot Time Element? Memory?
33:53 - Color Scheme in the FSD Beta UI
35:09 - Tolerance level for the gap when travelling parallel to another car
40:03 - FSD Beta and Smart Summon
42:32 - Back Seat Summon: Shout out to Mark the BackseatBaller
43:14 - FSD Beta and Phantom Braking
47:45 - FSD Beta and Single Lane diverging outwards - Edge Case Discussion
51:50 - FSD Beta and slowing down for Off Ramps
53:25 - FSD Beta and 4-Way Stop Signs
55:12 - FSD Beta and Preemptive Signals (flashing yellows)
57:13 - Urban Autopilot Challenges: Shout out to Tesla Tom and Teslastraya
58:16 - FSD Beta and School Zones/Playground Zones
1:02:23 - FSD Beta and Vision Dependence discussion
1:03:52 - FSD Beta stopping smoothness at a Red Light
1:06:53 - FSD Beta in Canada? Ice and snow discussion: Shout out to @tesla_yeg
1:10:43 - FSD Beta and Speed Limit signs on moving vehicles (back of school bus)
1:14:06 - FSD Beta and Ludicrous Mode? Maybe Mad Max FSD beta Mode?
1:14:58 - FSD Beta and Supercharger Navigation? What does the vehicle do?
1:16:03 - FSD Beta and Wiper Improvements?
1:18:05 - FSD Beta Hoon Mode - Driving Recklessly
1:19:12 - FSD Beta and AQI UI display changes if any?
1:19:39 - FSD Beta and Regenerative Braking
1:19:53 - FSD Beta and Voice Commands
1:20:12 - FSD Beta and the data funnel
1:21:32 - FSD Beta and Out of Order Supercharger Stalls
1:25:24 - Nash's Tesla Model 3 and the User Experience
1:27:25 - FSD Beta and Cabin Camera
1:29:18 - FSD Beta and Passenger Face Vent
1:29:26 - FSD Beta and Dynamic Brake Lights?
1:30:50 - FSD Beta and Driving Visualization improvements
1:31:32 - FSD Beta and Speed Assist Improvements
1:33:50 - Improved Efficiency
1:34:17 - Questions from Chat and Twitter
1:39:45 - Outro

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