

399: God of Frogtok
4 snips Oct 16, 2024
The hosts tackle amusing questions about language, like why we say things happen 'at' night but 'during' the day. They provide quirky solutions for reheating food during power outages and debate the authenticity of AI-generated music. Cosmic humor shines through as they brainstorm playful names for future galactic collisions, while also paying tribute to Dr. Eugene Shoemaker. Additionally, they celebrate a football victory and discuss the wonders of geology, blending humor with heartfelt moments and intriguing science.
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Prepositions and Time Perception
- We use "at night" but "during the day" because we perceive night as one moment.
- Day is a collection of moments, reflecting our historical relationship with time.
Heating Food Without Power
- Use your water heater to heat food during a power outage by putting food in a Ziploc bag.
- Submerge the bag in a bucket of hot water from the water heater.
Defining Organs
- Organs are collections of tissues forming a unit with a specific function.
- Bones, like skin, meet this definition and are considered organs.