Claims

The term 'Old Testament' is a theologically loaded term that suggests the doctrine that the New Testament has fulfilled, surpassed, or antiquated the Hebrew Bible, so the instructor prefers to refer to the Bible as the 'Hebrew Bible' for accuracy.

The terms BCE (Before Common Era) and CE (Common Era) correspond to BC (Before Christ) and AD (Anno Domini), and are used as a non-Christian-centric way of dating that appears frequently in secondary readings.

The host and Glenn have agreed to use the phrase 'mitochondrial infrared' to describe the topic, signifying that the infrared light being discussed is specifically the wavelengths that mitochondria respond to and use for energy production.

Historical term 'googol' (not 'google') means 10^100; the Google founders deliberately misspelled it as 'Google' for business purposes.

Meta prefers the term 'Advanced Machine Intelligence' (AMI) over 'Artificial General Intelligence' (AGI) because human intelligence is actually quite specialized, making 'AGI' a misnomer; AMI is pronounced like the French word for 'friend'.

The phrase 'dual use' technology is misleading because it suggests only two uses (military and civilian), when in reality technologies have multiple uses across all possible motivations and applications across all actors