Bennett and Daniel co-complain about the truly unacceptable quality of motion sensors in our modern day technology, then Bennett provides a Mind Your Morals topic to Daniel after a lengthy 1.5 year gap since the last one. This time, the topic is cursing; is it immoral to curse? Is the cursing itself immoral, or is it the social consequences of being overheard? How should cursing be handled in the classroom, while parenting, or in public?

Bennett and Daniel discuss conspiracy theories. It seems like society has grown more prone to conspiracies in recent years, so Bennett and Daniel weigh in on which ones are plausible and which are not. JFK, the moon landing, birds... all are judged. They also discuss why conspiracy theories form and how they can be dangerous.

Wisdom of the Ages, a segment about analyzing common cultural wisdom, makes its return in this pain-themed episode. Bennett has Daniel analyze common sayings that have something to do with pain, and in the process, they ask many thought-provoking questions. What are the differences between physical and mental pain? What is the value of loyalty, and when is it okay to break confidentiality? Is it possible to "pause time" and never allow pain to heal? All of this from common, trite sayings. But that's the point of the segment: to reexamine wisdom that might be taken for granted.