Can You Beat a Boa, Understand Time, and Survive Digg IRL? | E18 | Diggnation

This week on Diggnation: Kevin discovers a squatter secretly living in a staged LA home during a house tour, Alex tries to explain time dilation without having a full existential meltdown, and the team breaks down what actually happened at Digg’s first real-world community meetup. We’re talking mind blanking, deep meditation states that register as sleep, and why your brain sometimes just stops working for a bit. Plus: rollable laptops, modular microLED home theaters, ChatGPT’s 700 million users, and why we’re finally moving the Digg app out of TestFlight and into the App Store for real. 0:00:00 – Set flipped, drinks poured, chaos begins anew 0:07:06 – Found: one squatter, one closet, zero warning 0:10:28 – LA meetup: skeeball, tequila, surprisingly deep convos 0:12:09 – Groundbreakers now handing out keys to the castle 0:13:44 – TestFlight is dead; long live the public app 0:15:41 – Your brain sometimes goes full blank on purpose 0:17:55 – Kevin meditated so hard his ring thought he died 0:23:44 – Time isn’t real and Einstein broke everyone’s brain 0:26:27 – Laptops now roll up like scrolls, because of course 0:34:50 – ChatGPT hits 700M users, including your mom 0:36:54 – Claude,…