The Daily Zeitgeist - Azure AsTrends 10/16: Donald Trump, Merlin Bird ID

Episode Date: October 16, 2024

In this edition of Azure AsTrends, Jack and Miles discuss Trump's precipitous cognitive decline and the mainstream media's refusal to acknowledge it, how scientists started to decode birdsong and much more! How Scientists Started to Decode Birdsong | The New Yorker See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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That over there. Well, that is Mr. Miles Gray. Thank you. I'm just back. Just going through some historical documents from ancient Azurians. Mm hmm. Oh, man. Oh, boy. What a time to be alive. How are you doing? You're on the East Coast. I'm on the East Coast. The weather is crisp.

It suits you. It does. It does. It does. It does. I don't know what else to say. I'm just so overcome with emotion because it's under 70 degrees. So I'm like, oh my god! This is heaven. Just walking through a park.

With a nice jacket. Pulling your... Yep, exactly. Having those fall leaves. Scarf up around your neck and ears. No, no scarf. It's definitely not that cold as much as I want it to be. It is not that cold and I will start sweating and I don't want to show up to my mother-in-law's house looking like all sweaty, just a sweat show. It's like, yeah.

Squish, squish, when you take your jacket off at the door, they're like, oh, why don't you ring that out before you come in? Oh, this old jacket splash. This old mop. Well, uh, let's tell the people a couple of things that are trending. We just took, we're taking a moment before we started recording to, to Marvel at the past few days of Donald Trump's campaign. We've covered a couple of the highlights, but, um, you, you were playing some

audio, uh, we, we referenced one up top, the Azure Asians. Yeah. Yep. We've covered a couple of the highlights, but you were playing some audio. We referenced one up top, the Azure Asians. Yeah. Yep. Yep. Yep. It was either Arizona's or a Syrians. We don't know. We don't know quite yet, which is still a weird thing.

But okay. Let's shout out ancient Assyria. And I know like you were talking about like the music being played at that Oakstown hall where he yeah we talked about like the overall idea of it yeah yeah yeah no but there's just like this moment where you know before it starts I don't know if you got to that clip where Kristi Noem's like oh okay so do you want to play your special song babe and he like was confused that's what makes the whole thing.

I think again, I think only the Washington Post really had a headline that was like, what the fuck just happened in Oaks, Pennsylvania? Yeah, like the New York Times I think did some more sane washing where they're like, I know on Fox it was like, oh it's quite an intimate atmosphere. Or like impromptu.

They called it an improvisational pivot. Yeah, the dude gave up on life on stage and said, just play some, okay, look, I'll play the track because again, I think it's interesting to see how that whole situation started, which was Governor Kristi Noem trying to remind him that this was his weird, harebrained idea

to just play fucking Conte Partiro by Andrea Bocelli and shit. And then we go into this like 40 minute sundown jam. So this is what leads into the sundown jam. Yeah. They have them in this beautiful factory. It's time for air conditioning. Anyway, go ahead, please. Go ahead, Christy.

Well, sir, do you want to play your song and then greet a few people or do you want to? He said which song? Well, you had said you wanted to close with a specific song. Okay, let's do a couple of then. Two more fast questions. So Justin, how about a couple of really beauties and we'll sit down, relax. Let me just give you the bottom line though.

See, the whole thing was, I'm pretty, the thing was, there's supposed to be question and answer. Sir, do you want to? Yeah, that, oh man, I think anybody who's had a grandparent who has dealt with dementia and things like that, there's like this early phase where you're kind of in denial about it. They're a bit into, like they're very self-conscious about the fact that they, their memory is starting to change a bit.

And the tone that Kristi Noem used, I have definitely used that with an elderly grandparent. It was like, yeah, remember the thing you said. I feel like you would not be as condescending as she just was where she was like, remember fuckhead. No, but I think it was more to also not to be like, what you forgot. Right. You know what I mean? It's like, that's the alternative is like, don't tell me you forgot this shit

already. It's more like, oh, she like, nah, grandma, remember how you said we were going to, I know, I know you're playing around. Let's, okay, let's do it. And they're like, oh, oh yeah, I do remember, you know, you want to give them the out to be like, you didn't just completely remember, like forget all this shit. Did you? And I think that's like the, that's like that, that part kind of resonated with me a bit the way that was, cause he was like, what song?

And then they play some really beauties. She's like, you literally just said 15 seconds ago, Ru. Yeah. You want to play this song? There's also a moment later where he, like 30 minutes later after he plays not just one song, but seven of his favorite songs in a row, where he's doing a little like hand dance. I think it's during November rain and she like starts imitating what he's

doing. Did you see that part? Like, uh, even though she wouldn't knowingly Christie, no, I think even though she wouldn't knowingly like do anything to antagonize him, she is just like down to her bones, such a mean person that she can't be around somebody who's like doddering like this without just being an asshole. So she's like, sir, do you remember? And then she was like imitating his shitty dancing, which I don't know. She is a person who murdered puppies. And then instead of like trying to erase, like Photoshop it out of her brain

and history bragged about it in her memoir. So it's just, yeah, it's just like interesting to see her with a person whose brain is malfunctioning on the point of being a little bit helpless. The alternative is elder abuse, you know? Oh, don't tell me you forgot about the fucking song. You said you wanted to play some fucking weird ass. You wanted to play the Pavarotti version of It's a Man's World.

A couple of really beauties. Ave Maria, like twice? Are we, so it is, because then I'm reminded of those videos where they show people in old folks' homes, they play the music of their youth, and they kind of brighten up. I'm reminded of those videos where they show people in old folks' homes, they play the music of their youth, and they kind of brighten up.

No, they're like, oh shit, yeah, yeah. But 40 minutes of that was clear that he just could not handle doing question and answers. He's just like, can I just stand to music, please? Can I take a break, teacher? But then yesterday, he had this other rally in Atlanta where he's saying all kinds of weird, first of all, he starts off with such low energy

at this one where he's just talking about the teleprompter breaking, this is early in the rally in Atlanta, Georgia. 32 days, Mr. Congressman. 32, she goes, and the election will be in 32 days. What, he's talking about a teleprompter? Talking about a teleprompter gaffe. The teleprompter crashed.

32 days, she kept going. But even like his, a bit on this is... I would have loved to, you know, it kicked back in, it's called a kickback, like some people know a lot about a kickback. This is like, we're just on some Tony Morrison, beloved stream of consciousness. And that's, I think I'm literary watching his, his, his mental state. No, man. He's doing, he's doing, you know, this is literature.

This is art. This is poetic license and I want you to leave him alone. Oh, sorry, Sorry. And then Then he talks about World War two, but makes a sound I have never I have well this is this is interesting This is an interesting way of saying big I'm sorry. What are you saying? It definitely is Benicio and escape from Dan Amore vibe. Don't tell anybody. So, and you, well, like it feels like he's a animatronic that's running out of batteries at various points.

Like, do you remember, Teddy, do you remember having a Walkman that would like be running out of batteries? Was that before your time? Like battery, I was there with tape. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Like they would wind down and they would, and then they would like kind of start picking her.

Like that feels like he feels like he's straight up running out of batteries. Like the Adderall is like wearing off and then coming back in and then he can't get his makeup. Right. Then there was another one where he was talking about I think he's trying to say Insurrectionists here just again someone if they can decode this Let me know he walked in with a couple of young constituents to show the capital as I remember it and They accused him of showing in Russia's what and he became instead of most people they say, oh, please What? Huh? But like, he really seems like it has the vibe of, I recently went to a show, a concert,

and the singer, like the drama of watching this particular band on this particular night was like, is this motherfucker like too fucked up to be in public right now? Right. Oh wow. Like each song you were like, oh, he's pulling it together for this one. No, it seems to be falling apart and ultimately pulled it together. But it was. But what the fuck's going on? Yeah, it was like, oh, man, is this going to be really sad?

And like, that feels like the experience of watching Trump right now is like he's just just better to fall in love with any rock spin. Yeah. But yeah, some of those are not words. I accused him of showing his rushes. What is it? I don't know. I don't know. And miles, they just, again, the fact that there's only like maybe one newspaper.

Yeah. Like currently being like, yo guys, this is fucking, this is, this is bad. This is like, I'm worried. If this was your family, you'd be like, this person doesn't need to be doing this. The only way I can describe how this story would be treated. If it were a Democrat doing this shit is this would be a story. Yeah.

Oh, that's again, at the very least. I mean, this is how, know where, you know, that mainstream media is like, we're like, we're kind of okay with covering for a fascist. Okay. Like we do it all the time. We don't want to freak out people. They are like, if you want to understand like the thought process behind the mainstream media, all you have to do is look at the mainstream Democratic party and like they have just let

the Republicans set the terms of the conversation so profoundly that they've become like the old Republican party essentially they're just like look at us we got Cheney baby so fucked man yeah I mean it's like the mirror in the UK is like Trump plays favorite music to baffled crowd as unhinged ex-president sways silently for 30 minutes. It was actually around 37 minutes. Yeah, so be fair. Alright, let's take a quick break and then we're going to talk about something that is making me happy. I think that's that feeling. I think that's that like kind of swelling feeling in my chest.

Yo, we didn't get aliens, but we're getting this and this is actually better. Yeah, this is fun. Training. Yes. Oh. See, so, but you can do that kind of spooky scary. Well, yeah, but it's also because it's a ride. Yeah, I know. Sure, sure. But you're in it, you know? Yeah, exactly. You're in the spook.

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Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Trust me, you won't want to miss this one. because trust me, you won't want to miss this one. And we're back. We're back. And we're talking about Birdsong. Wow. You came alive, sir. All right. So I've been talking about this Merlin app, which is like Shazam for Birdsong.

I really wish you were getting a check from Merlin. I know. Merlin app, which is like Shazam for Birdsong. I really wish you were getting a check from Merlin. I know. Merlin is the most I've ever thrown my weight behind a product. Yeah. So it's not a like capitalist institution. It's like part of Cornell's like science lab. And by using it, I actually help them because I'm basically recording bird song and it is helping them train an algorithm that helps them use any bird song that it hears to identify what the bird is.

So like I meditate in my backyard every morning and I fire up the Merlin and when I'm done meditating I look over and I've got some Dark-eyed junkos in the backyard. I got the the names of birds are fucking I know when you when you learn about the animal kingdom, you're like, yeah, I know birds There's dove pigeon crow about scrub J's a lesser gold finches black red start Indian night jar. Oh yeah. Indian night jar is like, that sounds like a name of like some sort of opium, orange crowned warblers, European starling.

I guess that one's pretty well known, but I don't know. It's about murmurations of starlings obviously, but yeah, mama, but it's just, I appreciate the artistry and the verve and life that is thrown into the naming of these birds. It's always fun to like find out what the birds are. And then you look at a picture of them and then you kind of keep an eye out. And sometimes you get to see the lesser goldfinch. The other day, I heard a great horned owl in Los Angeles. They were even surprised in the Merlin app. They were like, this doesn't seem right. They're like, this is catastrophic. All of these recordings, this is going to be really bad. All of these recordings are going back to the

central database and it's helping them train to identify what the bird is, but they're also working on what the birds are saying, which is wild. So in some species, they figured out the difference between a mating call and a call about a specific predator that they're afraid of. When it's a snake, they have a different call than when it's a jaguar. This is from a New Yorker article that everyone should read. It's called How Scientists Started to Decode Birdsong. And like, yeah, to your point, like the thing about the different words,

like they have words for predators. So like one call made them look up for like an airborne threat. One made them look down for like, again, like you said, a snake and another to hop in a tree as a way to do that. Yeah, snakes, they get the fuck out of the nest. They're all just like deuces. But like there, there's just all these details. Like some of the time they're singing to the

babies in the eggs, like they're singing to the eggs before they hatch. And then when the babies hatch, they have a distinct call because they were listening from inside the eggs. Yeah. And like the article points out like Ovo, I know Ovo and human babies do that too. Like you French and German babies emerge like crying with accents essentially. What is Jerry Seinfeld bit? Oh, wow.

You ever heard a German baby cry? They're like, you know, what about a French baby? They're like, well, all know, what about a French baby? They're like, le wha. All right, folks, I hope you guys enjoyed Carnival Cruise. This is making me like Jerry Seinfeld again.

That's pretty good. Sorry, that was the first sort of old school comedian, but no, it is true. That's what is amazing, that there are these parallels between us. Yeah. And like they, so they also are talking to one another, like they can understand one another's call. So scientists will like play the thing that they

know means leopard nearby and the other species of birds know that call so they can like, it's, you know, each species has its own kind of distinctive calls. Although like one thing that was interesting to me is that like when you, when they're orphaned birds that are raised by a different species, they will use the calls of the species that they're raised by. So they're like learning. It's not just this like, they're not just these little bots that are, you know, programmed, pre-programmed to sing in a certain way. They're learning from one another. What one of the things. So their calls like evolve over time in the same way that like language changes over time.

This paragraph kind of blew me away about like how they learn in the 1920s. Tits from swatheling England figured out how to open the caps of milk bottles and by the late 40s tits across Ireland Wales and England had learned the trick if language is more a capacity than it is a speech act it seems possible that birds possess it they're fucking talking okay elephants there's another about elephants have names and shit. Yeah, they're calling specifically for one or each other Yeah, and it is one of those things you kind of just sort of brush off because you're like, I don't know They're fucking chirping and you're like no

No, no, no do not dis kit. Don't it's it's not that simple. It's almost like too beautiful and complicated. There's just like the world is alive with so much meaning and like our brain isn't able to let it all in because it's, it's just like too overwhelming. So yeah, so we're just like, yeah, no, Birdsong is like background music that happens for me. Yeah. It's like, no, they're actually, they're in a, they're having a crisis and you just think it's pleasant. Huh? Yeah.

I don't know the world. Like, this is just one of those things where I'm just like reminded that the world is so much more interesting and meaningful than the default version that exists in my head when I wake up in the morning. I inherited from just the accepted wisdom and public schooling that my brain is built out of. I just love this one thing they were saying from that article, it said,

if you record an Australian bird warning of a nearby cuckoo, cuckoos leave their eggs in the nests of other species and often kill their step siblings. Birds in China will understand the call. Yeah, man. This is like, it's, we're like, we're- Because they move so much more than we do. I know, and we're starting to, like, it's just, it's so,

I said, this is what's so like to your point about that there's so much more meaning to this now. It's very like heartening and magical to me that we're, we're like getting there now where we're like, nah, man, they're talking. And now what are we going to have like fucking devices where I can be like, and like they all fucking come through the way we harness this for hopefully, obviously like the betterment of our planet is exciting. And also maybe just to fuck around with people too. They're like, obviously, like the betterment of our planet is exciting. And also maybe just to fuck around with people too.

Yeah, like, bro, if you fuck me, I will pull up with a murder of crows because I got that app. Yeah, yeah, I bet they won't listen to us. I bet they'll be like, oh, they made a little machine. Fuck those people. Yeah, like fucking larpa ass mother. Oh, and they like jump you like you fake being a gangster and shit. They're like, oh, really? There's a really good, uh, episode of radio lab from a number of years ago, where a person, like a scientist was studying to do this with a species of monkeys in the jungle. And he got to the point where he knew the difference between the calls and he's like walking back from where he was studying back to like base camp. And he starts hearing the call of the leopard and like it's following him

across the jungle. Oh, like as he walks in, so he realizes, oh, shit. Like he's hearing the like burglar alarm for like leopard. He realizes, oh, there's a leopard stalking me like right now across this jungle. And like because he speaks this like monkey language, he's able to like just kind of figure that out. And he obviously doesn't get eaten. So we know that's on a podcast. So and that's pretty cool.

Anyways, there you go. That's that's where part of the election is at. And that's what is making me okay with waking up in the morning, despite the fact that we have this election bearing down on us. Would you, so there's that movie Click and you made reference to it earlier. Would you just use the fast forward button now,

even if there was a chance that you would like skip too far by three years, just to like get through this election? I don't know, I mean, it's hard, like with a kid, you know. Yeah, but this election. Yeah. All right. Look, I'm a little bit ahead of you in that timeline. I was like, you know, you're not missing. They get pretty chill in about three years.

You know. All right. Those are some of the things that are trending on this Wednesday afternoon. We are back tomorrow with the whole last episode of the show. Until then, be kind to each other, be kind to yourself, get the vaccine, get the flu shot. Don't do nothing about white supremacy. And we will talk to y'all tomorrow.

Bye. Bye. Bye. On Thanksgiving Day 1999, five-year-old Cuban boy Elian Gonzalez was found off the coast of Florida. And the question was, should the boy go back to his father in Cuba? Mr. Gonzalez wanted to go home, and he wanted to take his son with him. Or stay with his relatives in Miami. Imagine that your mother died trying to get you to freedom. Listen to Chess Piece, the Elian Gonzalez story on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts,

or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, Beau. Hey, Matt. Are you ready to tell the readers your podcasts. will be joining us this week. Wow. Readers, publishers, katies, and finalists, tune in to maybe the most unforgettable episode of Lost Culture Estus yet. Listen to Lost Culture Estus on Will Ferrell's Big Money Players Network on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Julian Edelman. I'm Rob Gronkowski.

And we are super excited to tell you about our new show, Dudes on Dudes. We're spilling all the behind-the-scenes stories, crazy details, and honestly, just having a blast talking football. Every week, we're discussing our favorite players of all times, from legends to our buddies to current stars. We're finally answering the age-old question,

what kind of dudes are these dudes? We're gonna answering the age old question. What kind of dudes are these dudes? We're gonna find out Jules. New episodes drop every Thursday during the NFL season. Listen to dudes on dudes on the iHeart radio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Cheryl Swoops. And I'm Tariqa Foster-Brasby. And on our new podcast,

we're talking about the real obstacles women face day to day. Because no matter who you are, there are levels to what we experience as women. And T and I have no problem going there. Listen to Levels to This with Cheryl Swoops and Tariqa Foster-Brasby, an iHeart women's sports production in partnership with Deep Blue Sports

and Entertainment. You can find us on the iHeart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Presented by Capital One, founding partner of iHeart Women's Sports. Hey, I'm Jay Shetty, and I'm the host of On Purpose. My latest episode is with Jelly Roll. This episode is one of the most honest and raw interviews I've ever had.

We go deep into Jelly Roll's life story from being in and out of prison from the age of 13 to being one of today's biggest artists. I was a desperate delusional dreamer. Be a delusional dreamer. Just don't be a desperate delusional dreamer. Listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts,

or wherever you get your podcasts. Trust me, you won't wanna miss this one.