Science Vs - We Are So Back

Episode Date: August 28, 2025

We’re back, baby. In a world where we’re being swarmed by misinformation and it feels like science is under threat, we’ve got you. Science Vs is kicking off with all new episodes full of actual ...scientific research done by actual scientists. We’re bringing you the science on sugar — is it really a poison? Should you switch to honey? We’ll look into AI “girlfriends” and ask: How problematic is it that people are spending their days with AI chatbots? Plus episodes on how to improve our memory, how worried we should be about forever chemicals, the science of the full moon, the idea of pronatalism and much MUCH more. New Science Vs eps will be in your feeds Sept. 4. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Starting point is 00:00:00 So let's talk about something that's maybe not as sexy as a crossword puzzle. I just couldn't imagine anything less sexy than a crossword puzzle. Science Versus is coming back next week with episodes that are going to be sexier than a crossword puzzle. Because, you know what? Times are changing. And I get it. You don't want to be that person. And you're like, actually, we're saying, wait a lot.
Starting point is 00:00:30 studied this, and we found that blah-bidi-blab-blab-de-blah. Like, you just don't want to be that person. Actually, I don't get it at all. I do want to be that person. We've spent months researching and talking to experts so that we can blab-bib-de-blab-de-blah
Starting point is 00:00:46 all the science to you. And here is what's in store. You told us that your memory was going down the toilet. It's kind of like a blurry fog, like a gauze over everything. Keys, phone, glasses, And I'm like, where is that?
Starting point is 00:01:02 So we're exploring why we keep forgetting things and how we can improve our memory. Plus, we are finally tackling a topic that you all have been asking about for years. The full moon. It makes people wild. It makes them carnal. That damn moon.
Starting point is 00:01:22 You wanted to know if the full moon makes you go crazy? So we found out. We're diving into manifesting to see if just by thinking of your goals, your dreams, it'll basically make them come true. Because online, people are saying, it worked. They manifested their ex-boyfriend, texting them, wanting them back. How do we explain that? Because life is super fun.
Starting point is 00:01:51 I mean, I'm a fan of magic when it happens. And as we roll into November, while some will be baking, Pumpkin pies. Others will be joining in no, not November. No ejaculating for a month. And folks on socials swear by it. Bro, I became a beast. Bro, your energy is going to be insane. And you can do 100 push-ups and an ad workout, do whatever the fuck you want with so much energy. And you're not going to have any anxiety or stress. So what are the benefits of not ejaculating?
Starting point is 00:02:25 I'll tell you one thing that's coming. And that's the science. I'm imagining the come going on some sort of like hot wheels roller coaster ride where it like shoots out of one hole and dives into a different hole. So that is the adventure we are about to go on. Wow. So come on the adventure with us with so much going on in the world and an onslaught of crap to wade through online. Me and the team who you're going to be hearing more from
Starting point is 00:02:57 Because you can producer Rose Ribble is in the room. Sounds like you manifested some coffee. Hey, Wendy. So they have two uteruses and one of them has a baby in it? Oh my gosh. And we're all here to help you work out fact from fiction. Because, hey, we studied this and we found that blabity, blabby-de-blabby-blah. New episodes of Science Verses are coming September 4th on Spotify and wherever you get your podcasts.
Starting point is 00:03:24 Tell your friends, tell your mom, tell your dad. blah-b-b-de-blah-b-de-blah. I'm Wendy Zuckerman, and we are going to back to you real soon.

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