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How A Small Town Lawyer Sparked A National Conversation | Jeff Childers #474 | The Way I Heard It

Mike Rowe28 views
23:20who made the decision for the rest of us that we have to, right? And and so I'm studying, you know, all this science and23:28I haven't had science since college. And you know, the flu uh virus is like 300 times bigger or or maybe even more than36:20how does howling help healthcare workers? Well, this is uh see it's science, Jeff. You know, years of science is proven. I mean, I think really it's community.

Arthur C. Brooks: Why Humans Are So Bad at Being Happy

Trevor Noah76 views
30:02with religion and some people answer that with science. I'm both religious and a scientist. Both. Some people here's a funny thing.31:29faith of their youth. I'm going to try to get them really interested in science. You know, different nutritious ways to actually understand why things happen the way they do.32:02who is so science-based that they're not having a good time in life or does it only apply to like conspiracy?

8 billion people vs 5 AI CEOs with Tristan Harris

On with Kara Swisher37 views
14:44then I'm automating intelligence, which means I'm automating all science and technological development across the economy. So, it's like hard to get. It's15:02that doesn't advance uh biology. But if I make an advance in artificial general intelligence, intelligence is what gave us all science, all technology and development. And so as Da20:01"This just feels like it's a science fiction thing." They just actually did a study where they had AIS in a in a simulated war game scenario. They played

Dr. Kelly Victory Was RIGHT: Fed Officials Censored mRNA Stroke Risks & Embalmer Clots — Ask Dr Drew

Dr. Drew26 views
8:32medicine and science. And specifically the Nerburgg code says you may not mandate, coersse, or otherwise by fear11:53didn't I don't think it reached enough people. You know I wasn't afraid. I this is science. This is what we were trained to do to protect people. So, um,16:02vigorous debate was a cornerstone of medicine. It's always been the cornerstone of science. It's how you get to the answers. You know, you sit in a

Placebo Addict with Shane Mauss | Soder Podcast | EP 132

Dan Soder41 views
3:15great bits." I I actually I So, it started I transitioned from doing regular standup to doing um science themed shows.4:47were doing these themed shows and I was like a late night comic and I was like, "Well, what would my would my theme be?" And I was always just reading science4:54books and uh and I never put the two together that I could put science in my act. And then anyone that ever tries to do science jokes, it's always like late