Let's Learn Everything!

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  • Go Fact Yourself MaxFunDrive Kick-off Spectacular featuring Ella Hubber, Tom Lum, Teresa McElroy, Ross Blocher, and Jordan Morris

    IT'S THE MAXFUNDRIVE!!!  And we're kicking it off with a network-wide trivia competition with other MaxFun hosts!

    You can see all our upcoming events during the drive and become a member at www.LetsLearnEverything.com

    This special network wide event is a celebration of the MaxFunDrive! If you’d like to support podcasts you love for just $5 a month and get bonus gifts in the process, go to maximumfun.org/join.

    J. Keith van Straaten and Helen Hong from “Go Fact Yourself” are joined by:
    Teresa McElroy - “Shmanners”
    Ross Blocher - “Oh No, Ross and Carrie!”
    Ella Hubber & Tom Lum - “Let’s Learn Everything!”
    Jordan Morris - “Jordan, Jesse, Go!” and "Free With Ads"

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    21 min
  • 58: Kelly & Zach Weinersmith, Mars Ecology, and Space Communes

    What would a man-made ecosystem look like on mars?  Just how complicated could it possibly be?   And are the human and societal issues just as complicated?  Science communicators and authors Zach and Dr. Kelly Weinersmith ask and answer all of these questions and more!

    Check out: 

    A City on Mars!
    The Weinersmith's article on Frontier Mythology and Space
    The Weinersmith's paper in the journal Space Policy on Space Communes
    BeaWolf
    Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal

    Timestamps:
    (00:00:00) Intro
    (00:05:30) Mars Ecology
    (00:47:28) Space Communes
    (01:11:59) Outro

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    We also learn about: The superior Weinersmith, we almost have a Doctorate majority but not quite, having a PHD doesn’t make you smarter it just makes you poor and willing to suffer, back in my day Comic-Con was only 2 pence, we only just learned about high perchlorates on mars soil, all those images of glass habitats on mars would be SO DEAD, “this doesn’t sound appealing to me… to live under the dirt”, just rinse off all your dirt how hard could it be, the engineer brain thinking “if a problem is solvable then the problem is solved”, apologies to the rotating space colony community, space waste is a pain in the ass, cows aren’t efficient but BUGS are, Biosphere 1 is Earth, Lunar palace, there aren’t many experiments and we don’t really know how this all scales, if Sarah goes we’re fine and if I go I destroy the colony by BREATHING TOO MUCH, everything’s more complicated in space, Lungs help your facility PVNRT, humanity needs a plan B but “a backup that loses that much ground on human rights is not a backup i want!”, historiography of space: history of how we think about the history of space, being a wet blanket about frontier mythology - you are speaking to the right people, “there are beautiful dreams, but I feel like the beautiful dreams tend to crack when you look at them with a little more detail”, “cows are just a nonstarter in space”, goat cheese pizza was great for morale, finally we can stop poisoning ourselves with taro, vegans are great on mars, the only life threatening scorpion you can find the US makes it onto Noah’s ark, solar is great but not when there’s dust storms, we have dormant nuclear reactors in space, Simpson reactors, in conclusion: we’re not ready, it’s not as easy as making a terrarium, closed loop ecologies are not normal, who knows what happens 10 years in, “this is the problem with talking to Zach and I”, the superior Weinsersmith has subsumed the other in a violent coup, this isn’t a hypothetical: “there’s answers to these questions”, mars religion, you can’t take your barbies and go home on mars, literally no one wanted to do dish duty, SELL THEIR HOUSES TO WHO BEN FUCKING AQUAMAN, “being able to leave is HUGE for so many reasons”, “so Zach and I are both cowards”, speculating is good to imagine problems to avoid them which is maybe the least funny answer I’ve given, “you can’t jump back to roman law”, “I think the book is much better because of our conflicts”, going on research walks,  we don’t have time for space law, “that’s not a common response Tom”

    Sources:
    A City on Mars!
    The Weinersmith's article on Frontier Mythology and Space
    The Weinersmith's paper in the journal Space Policy on Space Communes

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    1 hr 16 min
  • 57: Don't Lose Your Head! and Constructed Languages

    Losing your head isn't good, but what actually happens, and what can it tell us about animals, ethics, and bad science? And what is a constructed language, when does it fail, and when can it be use to make great... art? As they say, Ni Lernu Ĉion!

    Content Warning that today's science topic can be a bit grim, so if you want, you can skip ahead to 54:54

    Things we Talk About:
    Mike The Chicken
    Sea Slug Moving
    The Narmer Palette

    Timestamps:
    (00:00:00) Intro
    (00:02:36) Don't Lose Your Head!
    (00:54:55) Constructed Languages
    (01:36:55) Outro

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    We also learn about:

    Pretty clear cut or chopped, did we need to write this down? why do you die when you lose your head? let’s start with a deep philosophical question: are we our brains? Tom clearly doesn’t know Mike the chicken, Mike was the original pitch for Charlotte’s Web, mooching some slugs, The Mystery of the Beheading of Elysia Marginata, capital punishment comes from beheadings, the guillotine could behead 20 people per hour, “the most gentle of lethal methods”, …do you guys not have the death penalty? ethics of rat euthanasia, Canavero’s bogus self published head transplants, like the language you’re speaking RIGHT NOW, Auxiliary Engineered and Artistic Languages, Tom falls into Ella’s Esperanto trap, Esperanto was banned and persecuted, the benefit of Esperanto is it has no culture, English is a language of exceptions, 1850 to 1920 people were going WILD constructing languages, none of us had heard of Volapük, “a language without umlauts sounds monotonous, harsh, and boring”, the language wars, a priest and an eye doctor trying to solve the tower of babel, Esperanto has “dipthongs - ugly!”, “rattling an hard bony R”, Artlang POP QUIZ, for Tolkeins the languages came first, english is a tapestry of languages and artlangs can convey that, the use of purposefully meaningless artlangs, soo soo! NOOT NOOT! boyhowdy! nonsense languages have universality, citing the pingu fan wiki, is penguinese more universal than esperanto??? Toki Pona, newspeak, “and that brings us strangely and sharply to the end of the topic”, appreciating real turtles and robot turtles.

    Sources:

    BBC: The Chicken That Lived For 18 Months Without a Head
    Britannica: How Mike the Chicken Survived Without a Head
    Scientific America: Fact or Fiction?: A Cockroach Can Live without Its Head
    New York Times: Meet the Sea Slugs That Chop Off Their Heads and Grow New Bodies
    NewsWeek: Did Anne Boleyn Really Speak After She Was Beheaded? Here's the Science
    American Historical Association: Narmer Palette
    2023 Paper: "The Most Gentle of Lethal Methods": The Question of Retained Consciousness Following Decapitation
    1975 Paper: EEG Evaluation of Humaneness of Asphyxia and Decapitation Euthanasia of the Laboratory Rat
    2013 Paper: Electroencephalographic Evaluation of Decapitation of the Anaesthetized Rat
    2011 Paper: Decapitation in Rats: Latency to Unconsciousness and the ‘Wave of Death’
    1991 Paper: Pain Perception in Decapitated Rat Brain
    New Scientist: Head transplant carried out on monkey, claims maverick surgeon
    2019 Paper: First Human Head Transplantation: Surgically Challenging, Ethically Controversial and Historically Tempting
    The Guardian: First Full Body Transplant is Two Years Away, Surgeon Claims
    The Telegraph: First Head Transplant Successfully Carried Out on Monkey, Claims Surgeon
    Vice: Head Transplant Surgeon Claims Human Brain Transplants Are 'Technically Feasible'
    2017 Paper: Surgical, eEthical, and Psychosocial Considerations in Human Head Transplantation
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    Constructed languages:
    Francois Rabelais
    International Auxiliary Languages
    Esperanto
    Esperanto 2: electric boogaloo
    Native Esperanto Speakers
    Why Learn Esperanto:
    English language exceptions
    Creating new words in Esperanto
    Volapük
    Trüth, Beaüty, and Volapük
    Quenya
    Quenya Course
    Klingon Language Institute
    TGIF in Simlish
    How Simlish was Created
    Penguinese
    Penguinese example
    Animalese
    Animalese example
    Polygon on Animalese
    Toki Pona:
    Sapir–Whorf hypothesis
    Experimental languages
    Newspeak
    Newspeak Dictionary

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    1 hr 41 min
  • 56: Are We Still Evolving? & Famous First Messages

    How have human beings evolved, and how could we evolve in the future?  And what are some famous first messages, and what can we learn from looking at them?

    Images we Talk About:
    Telegram
    First Record Image
    Second Record Image
    Other Record Images

    Tom's Ingenuity Comic

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    Timestamps:
    (00:00:00) Intro
    (00:03:15) Are We Still Evolving?
    (00:52:00) Famous First Messages
    (01:38:17) Outro

    We also learn about:

    DANGER BOO BOO, Ella has her own discord?? homo sapiens were 300,000 years ago but humans were 2.5 million, homo sapiens coexisted with 8 other human species, homo habilis was chilling for a million years, the homo hunger games, neanderthals had sewing needles and clothing, they seem so human because they are, maybe it was our chins, it’s hard enough not to anthropomorphize other animals let alone other humans, humans were the same height 40,000 years ago, humans may have lost height from being shit at farming, we have smaller brains but that doesn’t mean we’re less smart, natural selection & mutation & gene flow & gene drift, the iphone gave us smaller jaws, melanin is about synthesizing that sweet sweet vitamin D, we have evolved the adaptation of diversity, physical appearance is mostly just vitamin D and warmth - that’s it, it’s not good genes vs bad genes, microevolution, “instead of a mass of clones, we are already starting to see a glorious riot of variations”, this is all speculation, “we’re very unpredictable”, hello world! I learned it by watching you!! shouting and switching places, Tom live writes fanfic, purpose & imagination & inspiration, no YOU hang up, WHAT HATH GOD WROUGHT, hey is your daughter okay? tone poems, Ella bled for her art in *checks notes* We Will Rock You, the dynamic range of the alpine symphony, if found please return littered golden record to Earth, ooh criteria! images on the record are COPYRIGHTED, who knows if they’ll be in the public domain by the time aliens get it, the beauty of the calibration circle, pulsar map, Ella’s not inspired, Caroline inspires Ella a bit, mixing up the golden plaque and golden record, MIR LENIN SSSR, DISREGARD PREVIOUS MESSAGE USA FOREVER

    Sources:
    Homo Habilis
    Natural History Museum on The Origin of Our Species
    Other Human Species
    The Guardian on Neanderthals
    Why were homo sapians the winners?
    How have we changed?
    When did we become fully human?
    Factors Driving Evolution
    Factors Driving Evolution 2
    The Role of Geography in Human Adaptation
    Early Human Height Estimation
    Genetic Drift
    Has Human Evolution Topped?
    What will humans look like in 1 million years
    Sickle Cell Anemia 
    Scientific American No, humans have not stopped evolving 
    ---
    All Wikipedia's Hello World Programs
    Bell's Journals from Library of Congress
    Wired on First Phone Call
    First Telegram from Library of Congress
    First Test Compacy Disc
    Stephen Johnson What is a Tone Poem?
    Houston Symphony on Strauss's Tone Poems
    Boston Sympohony Orchestra on Alpine Symphony
    NASA on Voyager Record
    NASA on Pioneer Plaque
    First MIR Message to Space
    Ray Tomlinson's First Email

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    1 hr 43 min
  • 55: Evolving Electricity & What's "Women's Work"?

    How did eels evolve electricity? And when is "women's work" neither women's nor work?

    Images we Talk About:
    Socks
    More Socks
    Thimble
    Bag
    Crochet Art

    Timestamps:
    (00:00:00) Intro
    (00:03:26) Evolving Electricity
    (00:51:13) "Women's Work"
    (01:38:46) Outro

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    We also learn about: 

    Happy moisturizer to all who celebrate, Ella’s just here for moral support, when did they put batteries in eels, someone's just statically charging these eels, what did we call electric eels before electricity? why would we think lightning and a fish are the same thing? the necrotizing torpedo and the torpor eel, Aristotle was a shite time traveler, “in all of humanity, if people think they can pout it up their asshole they will”, Allessandro Volta what a convenient name, electric fish gave us the battery not the other way around, the electric organ, when did electricity evolve? electric organ discharge, electrogenesis, it’s not an eel! get in line with the other animals that need their names fixed, 90% of an eel is electric organ, what does it feel like? turning fish to stone, shocks can function like a neurotoxin, the electric doublet can make fish twitch, Ella has a revelation, the physics is the biology, it’s all electric baby, magnetic animals 2 electric boogaloo, the domestic arts, This Woman’s Work, it was never always women’s work, old socks, but what does this have to do with men?? Ella predicts the British stealing a sock, male knitting guilds, knitting fishermen makes perfect sense, knitting was “compatible” with many kinds of life, mechanized knitting made it feminized,   of course it’s always intersectionality, you know what’s appropriate for a woman is to do this thing we don’t need anymore, being demoted as an art form, “male art vs female craft”, Caroline’s just doing this topic to show their crochet is art, weaponizing the male ego to bring back knitting, bequeathing a valuable and symbolic thimble, Tom gets emotional over a salacious thimble, if that’s not art what is, also I can't believe you actually read all these thanks <3 - Tom, spinning bees to defy the British and seize the means of production, “Artists’ Suffrage League”, Faith Wilding and Harmony Hammond, craftivism, it’s not “women’s work” it’s “everyone’s art”.

    Sources:
    The Amazing Paper: The Torpedo Effect in Medicine
    Atlantic on Electric Eels
    Aristotle on Electric Eels
    Greg Gbur on Electric Eels and Physics
    Piccolino's Great Paper on the History of Volta's Experimentation
    National Zoo Electric Eel Facts
    NYTimes on Electric Eel Shocks
    Tremendous Eel Behavior Writeup from Kenneth Catania
    Reuters on Electric Eel Evolution
    Science Paper on Electric Eel Evolution
    Amber Plante on Electric Cells
    Electric Bacteria
    ---
    Melissa Hilliard Potter Talk
    V&A: The history of hand-knitting
    The Crafty Gentleman: The History of Knitting
    This Is Gendered: Knitting
    "2012 Paper: Knitting as Dissent: Female Resistance in America Since the
    Revolutionary War"
    Cooper Hewitt: A Revolution In Stockings
    Brooklyn Museum: Women’s Work
    Art Margins: Recrafting Futures: Feminist Practices of Material Engagement
    V&A Blog: ‘A Stitch in Time: Home Sewing Before 1900’
    NGV: The Power of ‘Women’s Work’: Craftivism
    PBS: Stitch by Stitch, A Brief History of Knitting and Activism
    University of Bath: #BreakTheBias: Is knitting a feminist issue?
    Harpy: The Art of Embroidery
    2014 Paper: Craftivism: The Role of Feminism in Craft Activism
    The Daily Utah Chronical: Lien: Female Rebellion and Why Craft Matters
    2016 Paper: Quiet Activism and the New Amateur

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    1 hr 44 min
  • Recast: LLE on Creature Feature - The Bird Pee Technique

    While we take our January break we're rebroadcasting our appearance on Creature Feature!  Katie pulled out some of the wildest facts for us, so enjoy, thanks for your patience, and see y'all in 2 weeks!

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    1 hr 3 min
  • New Year Q&A

    It's our annual Q&A episode where we look back on 2023 and answer your questions to learn about our process, our favorite things, and each other!

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    We also learn about: Ella gets on the album, Dodie is very frog people music, pigeons fruit flies and sloths, our favorite topics of each others,  black holes and microscopes and extinct animals, there’s one whole picture of Ella and Caroline, I need more than 5 seconds of this lady, Nessie Krampus and the Jersey Devil, Who the Hell is Edgar? the cursed 2nd spot in Eurovision, just do it! build a portfolio and experience and find local stuff in your area, alergic reaction to Tom’s joke, Australian Ella, card games, moved to tears by taskmaster, Skip & Loafer and Frieren, Baldur’s Gate is a 10/10, Caroline can read?? Under the Whispering Door and Life isn’t Binary, struggling through house of leaves, DRCL, Barbie and Evil Dead, i hate the sandpaper slide, field common questions, people do actually want to know about methodology, questions that are best answered by a different question, getting your own field explained to you, our school journeys, different kinds of learning, programming decision anxiety, getting to code for a thing you care about helps you learn, FUN! we’re actually ahead of schedule to learn everything, attacking Tom from different angles, seagul-gate, Ella producing with Jono in the studio, listening to Story Break at Lunch, let’s just say the Eras tour is going to be very interesting this year, putting it into the aether, if you want to change something you’ll do it tomorrow, the mellotron and babatone, distance, fun.

     

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    1 hr 47 min
  • 54: The HaLearnDay Extravaganza! 2023

    It's the HaLearnDays!  The time of year when we share gifts of fun facts from us and friends of the show!

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    We also learn about: 

    I wish Katie and Alex were real, pooping every 20 minutes, a human creates 320 pounds of poop a year, when I think about dangerous, “when I think of dangerous bird boop”, cube pooped saves on the poly count, poopin and pleasin, Watching the Sky and Thinking a Thought, smuggling instruments to space, sonic boooooms, this is obviously a Caroline gift, The National Christmas Tree Association, liberals want you to burn your christmas trees, the ACTA is very different from the NCTA, bury me with my artificial tree  in a cemetery under an artificial lawn, rudely scrutinizing a gift from Hank, Caroline’s read The Grinch who Re-tabulated a Fact they Got, $25 Barns & Noble Gift Card, Caroline and Ella negotiate money from Tom, identifying unwrapped baked goods in Japan, hot cross buns and melanoma, Ella Laterals us, British Scorpios can’t give blood in the US, we all definitely remember Ella was born in Germany, “destroying” cows, Janet pulled out all the stops with the science, vibrissae, wash bears, Ella ones up her fly sperm fact with Kangaroo Vaginas, whaaat’s the deal with the third vagina, false cloaca, kangaroos can house 3 kids at the same time, Ella’s in her kangaroo vagina era, our first favorite Tom piss on pity, running over Christ Tarrant’s foot, plougs and shootouts, should all our fun facts be forgot and days of old lang syne.

    Sources:

    Goose Poop
    Goose Poop 2 Electric Boogaloo
    How much do human poop?
    Why do geese poop so much?
    Wombat Poop
    Guiness World Records on First Song in Space
    Pavel Popovych
    Nasa Wakeup Calls History
    Smithsonian Mag on Schirra & Stafford
    Harmonica from Gemini
    Cleo's Video on Supersonic Flight
    Soil Association: Real VS Fake
    Washington Post: Are Real or Artificial Christmas Trees Better for the Environment?
    NOAA Sperm Whale Info
    UN FAO Data on Human Seafood Consumption
    Lower Estimate of Whale Population
    Higher Estimate of Whale Population
    Sabrina's RomCom Video
    People: When Harry Met Sally
    New Yorker: The Pastry AI That Learned to Fight Cancer
    Varsity: What do Bread and Cancer Cells Have in Common?
    FDA Blood Donation Ban
    UTexas on Raccoon Brains
    Raccoon Brains Compared to Other Animals
    PGC on Raccoons
    1963 Paper on Dabbling
    Kangaroos have 3 vaginas
    Bob the Fish Video Essay on ITV Telethon
    Barbara Lisicki "The Day we Pissed on Pity"
    NDACA on the Block Telethon Protest
    Disabled People's Archive on Block Telethon

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    1 hr 42 min
  • 53: Making Superheavy Elements, and Celebrating Public Domain Day

    What are the superheavy elements, and how did we make them?  And what is public domain day, and why is next year's going to be so interesting?

    Things we Talk About:

    The Mickey Mouse Curve

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    Timestamps:
    (00:00:00) Intro
    (00:03:17) Superheavy Elements
    (00:37:41) Public Domain Day
    (01:19:19) Outro

    We also learn about: 

    It’s like we’re in school again, ordering the periodic table before discovering the electron, Mendelev didn't even like electrons, the nucleus is an atomic juggling act, atomic high jinks, the Fermi paradox, the Fermi problem, the number of piano tuners in Chicago, smashing elements into new ones, that’s why it’s called nuclear physics, receiving a Nobel and then fleeing Italy then learning your Nobel was wrong, accidentally discovering nuclear fission instead, we all so Barbie we knew this was leading to bombs, uranium neptunium plutonium, nobody cared because they didn’t want to draw attention to this during WORLD WAR 2, how does this keep happening i thought i was smart, the radioactive avengers, metropolis, I only scream about ice cream for anticapitalist purposes, none of this is legal advice, you know the patent stealing guy Edison, trademarks patents and copyright, JK Rowling patented a new kind of transphobia, the US constitution mentions copyright, the Micky Mouse Curve, even Bobel winning economists agree copyright extension is bad, happy hbomberguy video day, YouTube sucks at Fair Use, Mr Boop, Night of the Living Dead on Wikipedia, we’re IP pilled, SO MANY DISNEY MOVIES ARE BASED ON PUBLIC DOMAIN STORIES, it’s not open season on Mickey, “he can be naughty”, canine enthusiasm is unprotectable by copyright, Pride and Prejudice but Mr Darcy is a Vape God, Frank Capra is proud that It’s a Wonderful Life grew in the public domain, “battle lines will have to be drawn”, which two elements would YOU smoosh together?

    Sources:
    Superheavy by Kit Chapman
    How to read the periodic table 
    Fermi Paradox
    Fermi Problem
    Timeline of chemical element discoveries 
    ---
    Jennifer Jenkins' Amazing Post on Public Domain Day
    Jennifer Jenkins Duke Law Article on Public Domain Day
    US Patent and Trademark Office on Definitions
    JK Rowling is a Terf
    More JK Rowling is a Terf
    Association of Research Libraries on Copyright Timeline
    NYTimes on Mickey Mouse Entering Public Domain
    The Mickey Mouse Curve
    Economists Argument Against Copyright Extension
    Variety's Review of Steamboat Willie
    Nebula Founder Dave Wiskus on Fair Use
    EFF on Public Domain
    Verge on Enola Holmes Copyright
    Argument Presented Against Enola Holmes
    The Public Domain Review
    Florence Welch Gatsby Musical
    Dick Cody Heese Video
    BBC: It's a Wonderful Life's Public Domain Journey
    Wallace McLean's First Email about Public Domain Day
    Karyn Temple on Public Dommain

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    1 hr 24 min
  • Submit Your Q&A Questions!

    Submit your questions for our end of year Q&A episode at letslearneverything.com/question or in our discord!

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    1 min

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