Is Tim Cook LEAVING Apple? AirBus ALMOST CRASHED (again) & Crazy NEW Russian Drones - Ep.13

THE TRICKCAST: Boardroom Scholars & Magicians • December 04, 2025 • Solo Episode

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Summary In this episode, Amir Abdelazim and Alex Siletsky break down three major stories shaking the tech, aviation, and geopolitical landscape: A viral rumor about Tim Cook leaving Apple , and what it reveals about leadership, innovation cycles, and whether Apple is losing momentum without a visionary founder. A shocking Airbus near-crash triggered by a solar event , exposing how vulnerable modern aircraft are to space weather, sensor interference, and software-dependent aviation systems. Russia’s newest next-gen drone units , including animal-shaped recon drones that mimic wildlife — raising serious questions about asymmetric warfare, surveillance, and the future of battlefield AI. Across the conversation, one theme emerges: Leadership, safety, and power are entering a new era — one shaped by software, sensors, and geopolitics. Key Topics: Apple may be entering its most uncertain decade since Steve Jobs Tim Cook’s leadership style vs. the visionary-founder model Solar storms pose a real risk to aircraft sensors & autopilot systems Europe’s aviation safety protocols may not be ready for space-weather events Russia’s new biomorphic drones could redefine stealth and reconnaissance AI-driven warfare is scaling faster than global regulation Innovation gaps often come from leadership stagnation — not technology Time Stamps: 00:00 – Welcome back to The TrickCast00:40 – Viral topic: Is Tim Cook actually leaving Apple?03:10 – Apple without a founder: innovation vs. stagnation06:25 – The Steve Jobs comparison trap08:45 – Solar flare hits Airbus systems — what really happened11:30 – How vulnerable modern aircraft are to sensor interference14:05 – Aviation safety, autopilot risk & “software-first flying”17:40 – Russia’s new biomorphic drones explained20:55 – Why animal-shaped drones are a battlefield advantage23:40 – AI warfare: low cost, high disruption27:10 – The West’s drone gap — and why it matters30:45 – Leadership, risk & why companies fall behind33:20 – Apple, Airbus, and Russia — the common thread36:50 – Closing thoughts — what this means for the next decade 🎙️ If you're a founder, technologist, or geopolitical thinker, this episode reveals how leadership, aviation safety, and AI warfare are colliding to shape the next decade. 👉 Subscribe for more bold conversations on tech, power, and the hidden “tricks” behind global change.

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