Josh Clark

And people went, elements?

They all went with Einstein's because his was the simplest, right?

Huh.

And the other is pressure.

And the Shakespeare sister was the other theory too, right?

And he said, yes, elements.

Yeah.

Like we said, we need to get them within, I'm not going to make you read all those zeros again, but smash them that close in order to fuse.

Who else uses it?

And this was a pretty like far out, but on the right track way of thinking for 5th century BCE.

That it was a woman?

I've heard that, yeah.

I get the impression not to.

But, yeah, he got ripped off for sure.

And she couldn't like, you know, women couldn't be the playwright.

My dad did it as well.

And one other thing about Charles Goodyear, the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, he had nothing to do with it.

So her dumb brother William took credit.

Yeah, I think he was, Empedocles was the guy who came along and said, no, these things are all made up of different combinations and interactions of these four elements.

And since we don't have that kind of mass and gravity that the sun does, there are a few pretty genius ways that we're working around that.