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Nothing About Octopus Is Normal… Here’s Why
In the vast ocean of evolution, few creatures have broken the rules as boldly as the octopus. With three hearts, blue blood, and a nervous system that defies every biological blueprint — the octopus rewrites what it means to be … Continue reading
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Everything I Thought I Knew About Flavor Was Wrong
Learn more about AnyDesk here: https://anydesk.com/besmart Support us on Patreon / itsokaytobesmart ↓↓↓ More info and sources below ↓↓↓ What does flavor really mean? And how does it work? In this episode, Joe visits a flavor chemistry lab to meet … Continue reading
What If You Keep Slowing Down?
What happens if you keep slowing down time? Sponsored by Hostinger – Make today your Day One and visit https://ve42.co/VE10. Use code VERITASIUM for an additional discount. ▀▀▀ 0:00 How does a strobe work? 3:28 The Man Who Stopped Time … Continue reading
Smells Humans Are Ridiculously Good At Detecting
Right now, you’re breathing in. As you inhale, air rushes past millions of sensory receptors, activating the part of your brain responsible for smell. And yet, there’s one scent you’ll never notice: the very nose you’re breathing through, because humans … Continue reading
The Successor to CRISPR May Be Even More World Changing
[…] When Feng Zhang was in his early 30s, he used a set of genes found in bacteria called CRISPR to pioneer a new kind of gene editing tool in human cells. Today, the MIT biochemist is studying a different … Continue reading
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