Bryan and Jeff take a look at Apple’s potential path in the personal robotics space. They also talk about fountain pen nibs and whether or not Visconti pens are worth their high price tags.

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Sources referenced in this episode:

• 3i S10 Ultra Robot Mop
• 3i S10 Ultra Robot Mop on Amazon (affiliate link)
• Eufy Omni S1 Pro Robot Mop
• Eureka J20 Robot Mop
• Bambu H2D 3D Printer
• Prusa XL 3D Printer
• Bryan’s book Accidental Intelligence
• Bryan’s short story King Liam, First of His Name
• Mason Truman on Threads

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