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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?

Unknown 0:00
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Unknown 0:09
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Greg Foot 0:43
Kun mietin tulevaa, ajattelen minulle tärkeitä ihmisiä ja sitä, mitä haluan tarjota heille. Nordea Private Bankingissa oma sijoitusjohtajani auttaa tekemään päätöksiä, jotka kestävät aikaa. Näin perheeni pysyy askeleen edellä. Nordea.fi. Kautta PrivatePeal.
Unknown 1:02
Mm-hmm.
Professor Hannah Fry 1:04
Who

Who are Hannah Fry and Dara Ó Briain, and what is Curious Cases?

Professor Hannah Fry 1:08
Hello, curios. I'm Hannah Fry.
Unknown 1:10
And I'm Darrow Breen.
Professor Hannah Fry 1:12
Sounds a little bit like I was doing a children's preview. It is, yeah, does it tell you what though, we are back.

What strange science questions will the new Curious Cases series explore?

Professor Hannah Fry 1:16
We are uh here with another science-packed series of curious cases for you.
Unknown 1:21
Yes, once again we'll be wading through your weird and wonderful questions on a mission to bring you answers to some of life's biggest mysteries.
Professor Hannah Fry 1:28
Really vital existential questions.

Why do we find baby animals so cute?

Professor Hannah Fry 1:30
Things like, why do we find baby animals so cute?
Unknown 1:33
Are identical twins basically human clones?

Are identical twins basically human clones?

Unknown 1:35
And is it weird to have another person walking around who looks just like you?
Professor Hannah Fry 1:38
Why is yawning so contagious?
Unknown 1:41
What's the mathematical magic behind tessellation?

When does Curious Cases return, and where can you listen?

Professor Hannah Fry 1:43
From October the 3rd, episodes will be released weekly on BBC Sounds.
Unknown 1:47
And a week after that, you'll see them popping up on other podcast platforms.
Professor Hannah Fry 1:51
That is Curious Cases.
Unknown 1:52
Coming soon to BBC Radio 4.
Professor Hannah Fry 1:54
And if you're in the UK, listen first on BBC Sounds.
Unknown 2:00
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Geraint Morgan 2:30
Raakaöljön hinta nousi yli 100 dollarin tynöin.
Greg Foot 2:33
Levottomuudet jatkuu törsa oli tänä olla.
Geraint Morgan 2:36
Maailma voi tuntua joskus hallitsemattomalta. Silloin haluan, että varallisuuteni on asiantuntevissa käsissä. Oma sijoitusjohtajani Nordea Private Bankingissa auttaa minua pysymään askeleen edellä. Näin minulle jää aikaa siihen, mikä elämässä on tärkeintä. Nordea.fi kautta Private Banking.
Professor Hannah Fry 2:58
Mm-hmm.

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Chapters

6 chapters
1 What is the main topic discussed in this episode? 0:00–1:08 2 Who are Hannah Fry and Dara Ó Briain, and what is Curious Cases? 1:08–1:16 3 What strange science questions will the new Curious Cases series explore? 1:16–1:30 4 Why do we find baby animals so cute? 1:30–1:35 5 Are identical twins basically human clones? 1:35–1:43 6 When does Curious Cases return, and where can you listen? 1:43–2:58
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