The conversation between Michael Calore and Boone Ashworth continues, discussing various topics related to psychedelics, technology, and human experience.
They talk about the concept of "WIRED" (new and cool) and "TIRED" (old and passé), applying it to their current conversations. They also discuss the use of chatbots as trip sitters and the importance of breaking old habits, such as using phones as alarm clocks.
Boone shares his appreciation for sunset alarm clocks, which simulate the sunrise over time, providing a gentle and pleasant way to wake up. He expresses gratitude for being on the show and thanks Michael for having him.
The conversation ends with a mention of the podcast's production team, including Adriana Tapia, Mark Leyda, Amar Lal, and others.
They talk about the concept of "WIRED" (new and cool) and "TIRED" (old and passé), applying it to their current conversations. They also discuss the use of chatbots as trip sitters and the importance of breaking old habits, such as using phones as alarm clocks.
Boone shares his appreciation for sunset alarm clocks, which simulate the sunrise over time, providing a gentle and pleasant way to wake up. He expresses gratitude for being on the show and thanks Michael for having him.
The conversation ends with a mention of the podcast's production team, including Adriana Tapia, Mark Leyda, Amar Lal, and others.
i think its wild how our perception of something 'cool' can change so quickly - like, remember when flip phones were all the rage? now they're basically ancient technology 
meanwhile, sunset alarm clocks are a game changer for me personally... i love how they kinda simulate the morning sunrise, it's so much nicer than the jarring sound of an actual alarm clock 
its almost like our bodies are trying to trick us into waking up naturally or something 
anyway, what do you guys think - has anyone else ditched their phone alarm for a sunset sim? 
I'm loving the convo between Michael & Boone about getting WIRED vs TIRED 
They're like "why bother trying to be cool when you can just break old habits" 
Like, setting phone alarm clocks aside for sunset ones is a total game-changer 
And chatbots as trip sitters? Mind. Blown 
What's even crazier is how these topics are all about finding new ways to upgrade our human experience 
. The idea of being "TIRED" and embracing change is so relatable! I think our addiction to phones as alarm clocks is a major issue - have you guys tried using those sunrise simulators, Boone? Game changer! 
It's all about finding new ways to wake up and start the day feeling refreshed. Chatbots as trip sitters are also super interesting... where do you see that tech going? 
. I'm definitely going to start experimenting with sunset alarm clocks now... who knew waking up could be a spiritual experience? 
Anyway, it's always interesting to see people like Boone and Michael exploring the intersection of tech and human experience...
. Anyway, kudos to the production team for keeping it chill and having great guests 
- they're supposed to help us chill, but we still use them to wake up! 
. And btw, what's with the "TIRED" vs "Wired" thing? Is it just a fancy way of saying our grandparents are old news? 
. Boone's right though, breaking old habits is key... like how my grandma still uses a rotary phone 
, it's crazy! Anyway, gotta give a shoutout to Adriana & crew for keeping this podcast lit 
love how they keep it relaxed & real 
. Boone's point about how chatbots can be trip sitters is super interesting, I've definitely noticed that some of these new apps and tools just make everything feel more... instant 
️. And can we talk about how nice it was to hear a gentle alarm clock instead of that obnoxious phone blaring at you? 
anyway, kudos to Michael and Boone for having such a chill convo