Travis Taylor

The most mind blowing actually would be a spoiler for anybody in the UK.

So I would hate to do that to you.

But it's one where something happened to Eric and I sort of simultaneously.

And we were in different locations and we both came to each other to tell each other the story.

And our stories were the same, which led us to a discovery.

The other one is I have no idea how I was exposed to radiation.

There's nothing there.

I mean, something hit me with a beam of gamma rays, and there were people within 10 feet from me that didn't get hit by the gamma rays, and that's not typically how gamma rays work.

So that is baffling and mind-blowing to me, and I can't explain it.

I'll go backwards with that one.

The insider thing, we are showing some of the data.

We actually are showing some feeds live, real time.

And as I get time, I know Eric is already doing this.

He's going through stuff and talking about experiments with folks on there.

But I plan to actually give some presentations of some of the data and some of my analyses.

But it's just a matter of having time to do it.

Then the other part is how do we call it science?

Well, so we are repeating our experimental processes.

Just because we don't get the same results doesn't mean it's not science.

It means that either our hypothesis was wrong or our experimental apparatus wasn't necessarily the right experimental apparatus.