In today's episode, we dive into a variety of intriguing topics including Digital Content Ownership. We explore a new California law that mandates companies to disclose that consumers don't actually own digital content, as reported by Engadget. The Big Bird Incident. We apply postmodern theory to analyze the near-disaster involving Big Bird on live television, examining the narrative through the lenses of skepticism, subjectivism, and relativism, based on an article from Cracked.com. ChatGPT Screams. We continue our postmodern analysis with an article from Gizmodo titled "Here’s What ChatGPT Sounds Like When It Screams." WrestleMania Highlight. We conclude with a discussion on the number one match from "The Best WrestleMania Matches of All Time" by Den of Geek, focusing on Bret Hart vs. Steve Austin at WrestleMania 13 and its significance.

Links:

• New California law will force companies to admit you don't own digital content
• That Time Big Bird Almost Blew Up on Live Television | Cracked.com
• The Best WrestleMania Matches of All Time | Den of Geek

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