Why Apple Can’t Leave China (yet)

What is discussed, and when

1. 15:00 – 18:00: Nebula, Modern Conflicts, RealLifeLore, Abolish Everything

Notable quotes from "Why Apple Can’t Leave China (yet)"

• Because Nebula is audience, not ad-supported, we’ve designed a premium, viewer-first experience, with fantastic iOS and Android apps and no sponsorships.

  about Nebula · at 17:36

Who and what is mentioned in this episode?

People

• El Chapo — Person · Referenced figure (subject of a documentary episode) · 1 mention · first at 17:24
  Mentioned as the subject of a documentary topic (“Manhunt for El Chapo”) within RealLifeLore’s “Modern Conflicts” series being recommended.
  And if you enjoy these videos, you’ll almost certainly enjoy RealLifeLore’s Modern Conflicts series. These are fascinating documentaries about wars and other historical events…

Companies & orgs

• Nebula — Company · Business focus · 1 mention · first at 17:36
  Nebula is a premium, ad-free streaming service with a viewer-first experience, mentioned as a subscription service with iOS and Android apps.
• RealLifeLore — Company · Referenced expert · 1 mention · first at 17:20
  RealLifeLore is mentioned as the creator of the 'Modern Conflicts' series, which is recommended for viewers who enjoy the podcast's content.
  And if you enjoy these videos, you’ll almost certainly enjoy RealLifeLore’s Modern Conflicts series. These are fascinating documentaries about wars and other historical events…

Products & tech

• Liquid Death — Product · Case study · 1 mention · first at 17:11
  Liquid Death is mentioned as a product that comedians argue for the abolition of in the show 'Abolish Everything'.
  I’m also a huge fan of Abolish Everything, a live debate show in which comedians argue for the abolition of things like Liquid Death and sunscreen while a panel of improvisers known as The Establishment rebut them.
• Android — Product · Business focus · 1 mention · first at 17:41
  Android is mentioned as one of the platforms where Nebula is available.
  Because Nebula is audience, not ad-supported, we’ve designed a premium, viewer-first experience, with fantastic iOS and Android apps and no sponsorships.
• iOS — Product · Business focus · 1 mention · first at 17:41
  iOS is mentioned as one of the platforms where Nebula is available.
  Because Nebula is audience, not ad-supported, we’ve designed a premium, viewer-first experience, with fantastic iOS and Android apps and no sponsorships.

Media & podcasts

• Modern Conflicts — Media · Primary recommendation · 1 mention · first at 17:20
  'Modern Conflicts' is a series of documentaries about wars and historical events, recommended to the audience.
  And if you enjoy these videos, you’ll almost certainly enjoy RealLifeLore’s Modern Conflicts series. These are fascinating documentaries about wars and other historical events…
• Abolish Everything — Media · Referenced work · 1 mention · first at 17:07
  'Abolish Everything' is a live debate show where comedians argue for the abolition of various products and concepts.
  I’m also a huge fan of Abolish Everything, a live debate show in which comedians argue for the abolition of things like Liquid Death and sunscreen while a panel of improvisers known as The Establishment rebut them.

Full transcript with timestamps

17:07 I’m also a huge fan of “Abolish Everything,” a live debate show in which comedians argue for the abolition of things like Liquid Death and sunscreen while a panel of improvisers known as “The Establishment” rebut them. And if you enjoy these videos, you’ll almost certainly enjoy RealLifeLore’s “Modern Conflicts” series. These are fascinating documentaries about wars and other historical events like the Fall of ISIS, the Manhunt for El Chapo, and the road to 9/11. Because Nebula is audience, not ad-supported, we’ve designed a premium, viewer-first experience, with fantastic iOS and Android apps and no sponsorships.

17:49 You can even give guest passes to your friends so they can watch along with you. Now, normally, Nebula is $6 a month. But you can get it for 50% off — just $3 each month — by signing up for a year with the link on screen now or in the description. Go, check out what we’ve been working on, and you’ll be amazed at what you find.

Questions about this episode

What is discussed in "Why Apple Can’t Leave China (yet)"?

In order: 15:00 Nebula, Modern Conflicts, RealLifeLore, Abolish Everything.

What is mentioned in this PolyMatter episode?

8 people, works and ideas are mentioned, including Nebula, Modern Conflicts, RealLifeLore, Abolish Everything, Liquid Death, El Chapo. Each one on this page links to its own page with every episode that mentions it.

How long is "Why Apple Can’t Leave China (yet)"?

The episode runs 18 min; the transcript is about 166 words in 2 timestamped sections.

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