Scott Detrow

So let me make sure I'm following that, okay? So their brains are signaling they're full, but they're still at the same time tripping more brainwires that are saying, eat more sugar. Yeah.

Interesting.

Interesting.

Interesting.

So my first question is, how do I stop being a radio host and do this instead, take part in these researches? But beyond that, my other question, are there any hypotheses here for why our brains are set up this way?

So my first question is, how do I stop being a radio host and do this instead, take part in these researches? But beyond that, my other question, are there any hypotheses here for why our brains are set up this way?

So my first question is, how do I stop being a radio host and do this instead, take part in these researches? But beyond that, my other question, are there any hypotheses here for why our brains are set up this way?

Okay. Let's talk seals next. I hear some of them are doing science now.

Okay. Let's talk seals next. I hear some of them are doing science now.

Okay. Let's talk seals next. I hear some of them are doing science now.

It's okay because we're all going to the sugar-eating jobs.

It's okay because we're all going to the sugar-eating jobs.

It's okay because we're all going to the sugar-eating jobs.

Help me make this connection a little more. What does seal weight have to do with ocean health? Like is this if the seals are eating enough food, we're in good shape?

Help me make this connection a little more. What does seal weight have to do with ocean health? Like is this if the seals are eating enough food, we're in good shape?

Help me make this connection a little more. What does seal weight have to do with ocean health? Like is this if the seals are eating enough food, we're in good shape?

How do you weigh a seal?

How do you weigh a seal?

How do you weigh a seal?

Hear me out. What if instead of weighing seals, they just did like a fish census?