Marcus Carter

It's sans serif.

It's without serifs?

Yes.

Oh, that's so sad.

I love serifs.

But on the other hand, if it's better for them, I'm prepared to give up serifs.

Serifs, by the way, are the little bumpy things that let you tell the difference between a capital I or a lowercase L. Oh.

If there's no serifs, you've just got this tall vertical line and you don't know which one it is.

And the serifs are the little bumpies that give you – so you're saying they're found at Texas really good for them.

Yep.

Oh, I love a happy ending.

And then just on a background philosophical thing about games, in many people, if they're slightly socially awkward like me, I find it a lot of fun to play a game with people and then we can sort of relax.

But it turns out that animals...

Play games.

And they'll pull on the bone or the ball and then for no reason pull it here and then pull it there.

Games can be good.

Recently, we've had some studies of people who have been paralyzed from the next down due to some sort of terrible accident.

And by tapping into the brain, which is not something you want to do lightly.

It's not as though, oh, I want to put an electrode three millimetres inside the brain.

That means that the top three millimetres, you have damaged them in some way.