David Cooper

And they're coming clean rather than just swiping it under the carpet, which, you know, I would say most politicians do.

While you were describing this, you said there's nothing in the literature.

And I've noticed a lot of smart people on my show say that phrase in the literature.

It was like when I was an undergrad and I read this thing that students who sit in the front of the class do better and are smarter.

And so me, bad student, decided to just sit in the front of the class.

I didn't end up getting better grades.

No, but I'm going to start saying the phrase in the literature so people think I'm smart even though I'm not.

Well, it's a cool study.

Thanks for sharing it.

Let's jump to our next thing.

This one I love.

I love evolutionary biology.

And I love eyes, even though my eyes are terrible.

Where did our eyes come from?

You know, I'm talking about our ancestors.

You know, the goopy, sloopy, slimy, swimming kind of things in the ocean.

There's a lot of mammals.

There's a lot of creatures with eyes that share a common ancestor.

That common ancestor would have evolved an eye.

My understanding, it was some organ that would have been slightly sensitive to light.