Bob Novella
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Jay?
Ooh, the first and third ones really seem likely.
Melanocarcographer.
I'm going to go sailing at night.
Sailing at night.
I'm just linguistically guessing.
I wouldn't surprise me either.
That's the question I was referring to.
So the question is not that it would line up by chance on Mars, but that there would be something like that lining up by chance, like within our solar system, right?
Yeah.
In the spirit of this question, I would also like to recommend the book Enumeracy by John Alan Paulos that I read many moons ago.
Yeah, very good.
It was a very, very good book.
Yeah, I totally can't disagree with that.
I think that if chordates did exist prior to the Cambrian explosion, I think that would be more fully represented in the fossil record and not just like, oh, look what we just found in China in the 2020s.
I think we would have already found that elsewhere previously.
So I'll say that one's fiction as well.
And Jay.
They didn't fossilize because they were soft.
Are they eras?