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Wait, That's Random

Wait, That's Random

De : C.L. Berns
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 Wait, That’s Random is a conversation-driven podcast built around curiosity, tangents, and the unexpected directions a good discussion can take. Episodes often start with a simple thought or odd observation and then follow wherever it leads. One idea sparks another, side stories take over, and conversations drift into places no one planned. Some episodes explore strange moments from history, others wander into completely different territory. If you enjoy relaxed, curiosity-driven conversations that make you stop and think, “wait… that’s random,” you’ll feel right at home.C.L. Berns Sciences sociales
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    • February 1 — Observation, Entertainment, and Consequences

      February 1 — Observation, Entertainment, and Consequences
      Feb 1 2026

      February 1 — Observation, Entertainment, and Consequences


      On this day, curiosity was put behind fences, entertainment became an industry, and convenience reshaped daily life in ways no one fully considered. Three moments from history that show how systems built to make things easier often change more than we expect.
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      5 min
    • January 31 — Planning, Movement, and Limits

      January 31 — Planning, Movement, and Limits
      Jan 31 2026

      January 31 — Planning, Movement, and Limits


      On this day, people tried to plan for uncertainty, move faster than ever before, and test the limits of what progress could sustain. Three moments from history that show how innovation often runs ahead of practicality—and how we eventually decide where the limits really are.
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      4 min
    • January 30 — Order, Risk, and Signals

      January 30 — Order, Risk, and Signals
      Jan 30 2026

      January 30 — Order, Risk, and Signals


      On this day, humans tried to control chaos, plan for danger, and communicate across distance. Three moments from history that show how systems are often built before we fully understand what they’re meant to manage.
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      4 min
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