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Is what appears to be a harmless meme really a nefarious machine learning plot conceived by Facebook? And what's the most you'd be willing to dish out for Netflix per month? And finally, now that the Impossible Burger 2.0 has even made vegans feel ill, what other meat should get the "Impossible treatment?" We get to it all on this week's episode of Nope, Sorry.
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