More Claire please :) I love neuroscience. I mean we do live with our minds 24/7 😊

You folks are so cool! Thanks for explaining all this stuff to us out here :)

This is the first video I've seen from you all and I really enjoyed it! Such interesting facts and analogies. Recently I got this neat Lego Batman set with glow in the dark eyes. What a cool detail!

Nice video, keep going. i love it 😊

external excitation and vibration cause more particle collusions hence more resistance.

I’m interested in learning more about the chemistry behind PED's and sarms and their effects, especially in terms of both potential benefits and health risks. If you have any insights or resources, I’d really appreciate your guidance. I want to ensure I have an accurate understanding from a scientific perspective an also give people more perspective on what it is.

Criminal

Thats not an ibuprofen pill in the pic

She sounds fun at parties

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♡ your show if youre looking for ideas, i would love a series where you explain the importance of every vitamin and mineral's biochemistry in our body

Why tease talking about ibuprofen 😅

Peanut butter doesn't contain butter!? I honestly did not know that and I feel kinda duped. I'm with Big Milk on this. We need to know what we're consuming. But okay, assuming that "butter" is describing a texture, and "milk" is describing an appearance or usage. Fine. In the same way that a sausage or a burger is a shape. I reluctantly accept that argument. Cheese, though? That's a different thing. Because describing cheese is very difficult without describing its contents. A ricotta is nothing like a parmesan, a blue cheese is nothing like a mozzarella, and so on. Texture, color, taste, all different. The thing they all have in common is dairy. So calling something a cheese if there's no dairy in it should be forbidden. And it probably is. I as a consumer (and cheese lover) want that reassurance. Vegan cheese? Wtf is even in that stuff?

Soyyyy boyyyyy

Came from your KZbin short and wow this is such a well produced podcast! It was fascinating listening and I'm so happy I found y'all's pod!

Ummm…. I know for a fact that an electric toothbrush is the best way of pollinating tomatoes.

Wow, I learned so much from this episode! Thank you, Claire! You're an excellent teacher!!

Aspiring Polymer chemist here! To add to the first question, the Einstein equation for dilute solution viscometry proved avogadros number to be a universal constant! Einstein didnt really care about fluid dynamics but did care about the nature of molecules, turns out the relationship between viscosity ("eta") and a "phi" term (encompassing the hydrodynamic volume of a molecule) gives avogadros number! pretty cool

I will enjoy listening to this episode in the podcast app, thank you both and for your gust

Except theres a new study out saying that thats not true. Old and fake news

Im tapering mine it is horrendous

Unfortunately I think I’m going blind from eclipse. Looked 10 secs and felt a laser pain go through left eye to brain. At 4 months now. Haven’t slept a full night since. My OCT and vision are fine. But think I got delayed and progressive solar retinopathy. I’m scared.

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Very cool. Listening while roto-vapping down a cyanine dye

Is this similar to how infrared spectroscopy works?

I'm not even a podcast guy but now I am I think lol subscribed What do you guys think about the carnivore diet? When you stop eating carbs your body doesn't really use all that Vitamin C and your Vitamin C levels should actually read normal over time. I haven't had blood work done yet but I'm only a few months in. Glucose competes with vitamin C for absorption, so when carbs are cut out, the small amount that you'll find in meat will actually be absorbed. Unlike vegans, carnivores after 6+ years are not showing health issues and are actually showing massive improvements and curing diseases. The whole reason I've dived head first into this is because I have always had a severe amount of chronic kidney stones and now I have one stuck and need surgery this time... There was also excess protein and blood in my urine which was concerning. Vitamin C itself degrades into oxalate, and plants themselves are loaded with oxalates (and that's just one of MANY toxins and anti-nutrients). Carnivore makes the most sense.

That would be this thing called a pressure cooker and you can buy one. Now what?

2021 would b 3 years ago, not 2

I think in Denton they also incorporate the output of our sewage processing in the dynodirt! Some people think that is gross but I think its neat the different things we get to reuse.

Nice truck!

Watched this already and it was so helpful to take the solar eclipse glasses seriously. Also, want to thank you both for my hand-written "Thank You" note. Gosh; such a great surprise! Just love it and your podcast+ Have lost track of how/where to most-publicly applaud your efforts.

You are great keep up the good work you earned a sub❤

So what happens with Vitiligo? I would like a deep dive on it, treatments and why it is different than albinos. I have had Vitiligo since my teens. Now in my 70's

it's jean nate... that powder puff stuff... reminds me of my great grandma.

oooOOooh! 🍵 i love hearing about the beef btw scientists

I would suggest you to watch video of cosmetic chemist Lab Muffin "How to get vitamin D & stay sun-safe" and also to comply to sun safety precautions wich are - staying in the shade between 10-16,wearing clothing to cover skin exposed to the sun, sunglasses, and broad-brim hats.Sunscreen alone is not enough, sun damage is cumulative

I love that you both are suspicious of the specific soap finding. That was way too specific. You reminded me & I remembered, as you suggested, only smelling "old" on relatives or neighbors who were beginning cognitive decline. When I was 3, there was a San Francisco Chronicle photographer next door who seemed old to me. My parents & I ate dinner at his house & he at ours. He smelled like a photo lab & a dance studio. When I was 12, our ballet school visited an old folks' home & he was there. Gone were the vital job & hobby smells. Now, he smelled unwell. Later, when I was 16, my grandfather was dying of asbestos exposure. He had that unwell smell. Later again, I was 26, working as a financial advisor. one of our clients came in with a specific & terrible smell. She was 32; she confided, that she was at the end-stage of lung cancer. The photographer came back. I realized, he was in the home, because had dementia, from oxygen deprivation, and the specific smell was lung cancer. As they exhaled, the smell was peculiar to that disease. The evolution of your discussion, to illness, brought back that smell. Obviously, it's not "old people" smell. Rather, it's decay. Death. It could be any age. As to "old people" smell, I am now old. I shower at least once a day, but when I work out, or garden, I need a second shower & must also repeat shampoo, to get the dust out of my hair. The other week, I didn't feel like gardening or working out. I stretched, but didn't sweat. I let two days go by. I woke one morning & went to the shower. As I put my nightie in the washing machine, I smelled it: Old Lady. I do not use scent--fear of phthalates. My nightie smelled like sweaty teenaged girl & musty old lady standing in line at the bank. Cue the bagpipes.

'Shart' topper! :P

It's Ben Gay

I find it interesting as well since I am a caretaker for my parents and some older folks. Also too their bedrooms have an odor that seems to go unnoticed by the individual as well, but not to me upon entering.

There is a lady who can detect by smell, years before when people are developing alzheimer's disease.

So important for old people to know they smell on top of all the other serious problems that come with age. If you are lucky, you will become old some day.

Moth balls

I think its pipe tobacco. I always wondered why my professor smelled like an antinque store until he said he smoked a pipe right before class.

its flatulance

Ever see that old snl skit, ‘oops I crapped my pants?’ Yeah, it’s called poop. It’s poop.

Yeah. Decay.

Great way to promote ageism.

interesting!! also you have a nice voice

Isn’t it also true then that there is a “younger person smell”? Or is it an absence in younger people?