Wendy Zukerman (Host)

So even if you find actual plastic in your sample, you don't know if it was in people's brains while they were walking around in the world. It could have just gotten into the sample from the lab.

So even if you find actual plastic in your sample, you don't know if it was in people's brains while they were walking around in the world. It could have just gotten into the sample from the lab.

Right. And because you mentioned they're starting with these tiny tissue samples, they weren't analyzing the entire brain for plastics, right? They've got a tiny tissue sample.

Right. And because you mentioned they're starting with these tiny tissue samples, they weren't analyzing the entire brain for plastics, right? They've got a tiny tissue sample.

If you've got two tiny pieces of plastic contamination and then you multiply that out by a hundred, a thousand, whatever, now all of a sudden you have a plastic spoon in your brain. It could be.

If you've got two tiny pieces of plastic contamination and then you multiply that out by a hundred, a thousand, whatever, now all of a sudden you have a plastic spoon in your brain. It could be.

So then do we have any idea how much plastic is in our body and our brain and our testicles?

So then do we have any idea how much plastic is in our body and our brain and our testicles?

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Welcome back. Today on the show, viral papers. Viral papers. We don't need to play the jiggle again.

But there is still this question of how much plastics are in our body, right?

But there is still this question of how much plastics are in our body, right?

They haven't gone up in smoke just yet.

They haven't gone up in smoke just yet.

It's a very tiny spoon.

It's a very tiny spoon.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Right. Yeah.

Right. Yeah.