Josh Clark

And it's evenly distributed.

But not only that.

It's not only like if you look at the earth, that's obviously earth element, or if you look at fire, it's fire element.

It's this trace radiation that's still around from the Big Bang.

As you know, that waistband will sometimes leave you disappointed eventually.

So if they were related, it wasn't necessarily through his line.

Yep.

But

And then there's a fluoroscopy, which the man in the extraordinarily dry presentation from Siemens said was basically like moving picture video.

Hopefully there's no accident.

That's why you end up buying new underwear.

Everything is made up of a combination of some degree of each of these elements.

Gotcha.

which is pretty amazing.

Yeah, it could have been a nephew or something.

So when you put that and the discovery that the universe does seem to be homogeneous and isotropic, along with the fact that we discovered this cosmic radiation background that's evenly distributed throughout the universe, it really gives a lot of credence to the Big Bang Theory.

Although they say accidents with these, if you just turn the power off, it stops everything.

Well, one of a couple of reasons you buy new underwear.

Yeah, or his brother Kevin might have had the line that matched.

And there's actually method to that madness, too.