Dr Karl

So the capacity could be of the order of maybe 12 to 100 terabytes but then the other part of it is trying to retrieve it.

I discovered right when I was studying medicine that as new stuff came into my brain, old stuff would get pushed out the other ear.

Did you have that during your studies there, Dr. Sam?

I think you've got to refresh it all the time.

And if I refresh stuff every six months, I can keep it there.

But if I don't do it, I go back looking about, say, for example, why do farts smell worse in the shower?

And I've completely forgotten.

So I look it up and I go, gee, that's not badly written.

Who wrote that?

Yeah, that's all right.

And it was me and I've got no memory of it.

Oh, that one's a bit harder.

Let's go with the first one.

The bass frequencies travel really well through your body.

And so whenever I go to a live gig, not only do I have earplugs in, I also have headphones as well.

And so I can just enjoy my chest cavity resonating when I'm really close to the speakers and know that my ears aren't being damaged.

And so this physical sensation is...

which you can feel, triggers all sorts of things in your body such as the sympathetic or usually the sympathetic nervous system.

And I love the fact when they play certain types of music, man, I just want to get up and dance.

Why are people different?