Not that other, you know, there's just a lot of forms of lymphoma, of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.

And then there's the community of, of Nerdfighteria and, and the community of people who listen to this podcast.

So, of course.

Yeah, I think one of the big things that we're here to do or we're here to do that we do is appreciate that. We are, we are appreciators. Hague is on a journey of meaning.

He's on a journey of meaning. Yeah. So he's on a journey of meaning.

And so he's on a journey of meaning, and he just said, for the first time, we are here too, which implies that we are here to something.

And started watching it out of a sense of, I wanna make sure I'm not ripping anyone off accidentally.

It's fantastic But what's the grave of parlor games is is they don't require much of anything, right? You know a pair of scissors from a desk drawer or nothing.

Yeah, I mean, there's been a lot of sort of debate over whether they're captured asteroids or something that got flung off of Mars in an event of sure.

Well, I think of this, I have a little bit of a different view of this question because I think we tend to do whatever's easiest, okay?

Cut out part of the top of the crocs. Yeah. And then like glue it on top of the soccer cleats. So you have a little glue it on top of the soccer cleats.

I feel like that should be a pretty limited number of people, frankly. Because they could just be a tract of colorful things that have meaning to only some people. Because it could be both.

of New Mexico.

But that's one of the joys of listening to it is that so often you introduce those stories of people's deep love of things, their deep fascinations, and you kind of model how that happens in a way in some

And so, but, but what I love the most in the, in the terms of that sort of like awareness of the world is these designers of our built world and makers of things are solving problems before you even have

One of them is sort of spirally, one of them is like the sort of splintering of root, or veins, or whatever. I did those six shapes.

Because, of course, there are fungal infections. Different things, we're full of great, tasty stuff. And I get that we're a good environment for a lot of things to live inside of.

I bet there's a lot of other great players. It's just a bunch of them are going to leave this summer. A bunch of them are going to go to bigger clubs. A bunch of them are going to be out of contract.

And also, Debuki works on a bunch of other stuff, hosted Crash Course Organic Chemistry and works on microcosmos, journey to the microcosmos YouTube channel, and is the host of the Tiny Matters podcast

Yeah, some kind of kind of adjustment there.

of damage.

No, I'm all in favor of it. And I do appreciate you going on tour and support of my book for a month. That was very generous of you.

So it's sort of like at the top of the rock of the planet. But there could be more water and all those things could be underwater.

That's also kind of a rock. Yeah. So you have a bunch of these things.

And as a result of this, I lost a fair amount of memories of names and places. How do I explain this to people without getting all their sympathy?

I don't remember a lot of names. I don't remember a lot of names, it's people. I don't remember a lot of names. I don't remember a lot of names. It's true. You don't really have a good excuse.

That's one of the, actually that's one of the sort of axiomatic facts of the universe. Actually, you know what I think I would do.

And so maybe that's part of why I'm still tired. But my perks are going fine. They're going great. I am making all of these pieces of pottery that people bought.

You can get air out of it. Sobbs out of your, yeah, exactly. Yeah. But maybe, I couldn't quite get at the bottom of this.

In fact, there is a maximum sound of any medium, a maximum volume of any medium. Oh.

That's part of it. That's part of it. There's three efficiencies. There's the efficiency of, you don't have to use any extra water. Right.

out of the back.

But usually it's hard to remember that air is made out of stuff, but most of the stuff is nitrogen. Still, you stick your head out of the window of a moving car. That's true, then you feel it.

But thank you to all of those people who are going to come for me for my pronunciation of Rolibus. And of course, today's podcast is brought to you by the Dr.

We got a couple of problems, specifically the air that's inside of us. So you gotta have air couple of problems, specifically the air that's inside of us.

And have that be part of it? Just assume that it's like still there, but sort of in a slightly decayed way. Like, yeah, part of the opposite, of course, is up to 20 years.

And they play in the fifth tier of English football. So they're down outside of the, outside of the football league.

Of course, not like a poetic meter exactly, but there's a sort of rhythm to it. You can hear it in so many lines of Gatsbyler.

30% of people died of tuberculosis.

You see a lot of them, a lot of people trying to use the power of positive thinking.

But there are, it is very helpful to sort of understand some of the mechanisms, like actual physiological mechanisms of how brains work and the kinds of conversations that lead people into feeling safe

When you're in the middle of that feeling of high conflict. Yeah.

I'm on a journey of meaning this next question comes from Malcolm who asked, Steerhank and John, the heart is a muscle.

I just want you to know that one Monday, when I call you at 2pm and you don't answer, because you've gone on like a six month silent retreat as part of your journey of meaning.

I need hundreds of weeks. I need to be taking care of myself for the rest of my life, right? Yeah, of course, but this is 16 weeks to jump, start that journey. So, so I like it for that.