SPEAKER_02

I'll give a pound.

I'll even give a hug.

I just don't like the handshake.

No, no, I'm not.

I'm not.

If I shake even five, but sometimes it's like 20, 30 hands in a day, like I'm just getting sick all the time.

So it's like, it's less about me being a crazy germaphobe and more about just me being smart because people don't really understand that I'm not just like not shaking like one person's hand.

I'm trying to not shake 50 hands a day.

That's right.

I'll hook that up, please.

If you're free, just let me know.

I will do that.

They'll get you all set up.

Or maybe a hug.

I love doing it.

Yeah, and how the brain might fill in missing information.

And lastly, you'll love this, Ari, the wiggly world of octopus arms.

So when scientists were looking far back into the dawn of the universe, they noticed these very strange red objects in these images of space.

They debated whether the dots were big black holes or galaxies.

But the weird thing was, if they were galaxies, they were much older than they should have been.