Josh Clark

You have less protection, right?

That was the one where we wondered whether it was going to end the universe or not.

He boiled it just to make sure everything in it was killed and then just let it sit there in the same conditions open to the world or open to the room like it wasn't corked, in other words.

So that was what really led to the investigation into atomic theory, which is finally, I think, put forth in, I think, 1803, maybe, by John Dalton.

Right, it did not.

Or does a cow really need eight stomachs?

Not yet.

So at this point there is still no light.

Or do we really need two kidneys?

To keep it all even.

Things are too dense and it is still just a dark, dense area.

Yeah, to even the whole thing out, which makes sense.

But what this point is saying is that we don't have the information to look at everything on such a grand scheme of things to say, no, if humans only had one kidney, this other larger system would break down and this is actually the simplest way to do it.

But again, if you're not releasing data, don't expect the scientific community to buy it.

Right, exactly.

And he noticed that the one with the straight neck eventually became cloudy and discolored, meaning there was some junk growing in there.

And I think during the particle cosmology epoch, the electromagnetic force and the weak force break off into separate forces.

Amazing.

You got that right.

It really is amazing that he got that close.