Science Faction

This week we had an unfortunate hiccup in recording our normal episode but it gave us the opportunity to resume the discussion of how to admit when you are wrong and why it's so important to do so.

In this episode, the guys discuss and exciting new Alzheimer's drug, how Covid may have permanently changed our personalities, and how to NOT be a high school football star.

The guys continue our discussion of when, how, and why you are wrong.

In this episode, we do something very different as the guys renew the discussion of how we are wrong, how we can be right, and why we almost certainly won't let that happen.

The guys discuss an exciting new article that may signal the end of autoimmune disease, how the US polio outbreak might be more serious than we originally thought, and how your childhood's Batman film actor impacts your life.

The guys discuss the Doomsday Glacier that could raise sea levels by a staggering amount, the surprising origins of donkeys, and why you should always hire a llama if given the opportunity.

The guys discuss the current natural disaster that is beyond comprehension and it's surprising origins, how Covid impacted life expectancy in the US, and how to know if you might be a redneck.

The guys discuss how to fight misinformation, the genetic history of humanity, and how to torture an insane person.

The guys discuss a super exciting new way to generate electricity, how to get rid of Forever, and the real (and valid) reason that the Japanese hate westerners.

The guys discuss a startling new finding about the one-two viral punch that may be the cause of Alzheimer's disease, how to fix farming with science, and the worst type of keg you can order from the liquor store.