Episode 2751 CWSA 02/15/25
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What is the significance of the simultaneous sip?
It's called the simultaneous sip and it's happening now. Go. Well, here's the good news. The good news is that it feels like at least for a day or so, Trump has slowed down and my brain is starting to normalize. Oh, my God, my brain has been on fire for the last few weeks. So many things to hear and listen to. And it's all interesting. And I care about it all. I'm just like on my phone all day long. Look, it's another thing. There's another judge. There's another judge. Look, it's another lawsuit. It's another judge. And it looks like it slowed down a little bit. So that feels good. Anyway, after today's show, remember to join the after show. That'll be on Spaces, hosted by Owen Gregorian. So look on Spaces on X. That's the audio product, audio only.
And just look for Owen Gregorian, and you can find his Spaces right after the show. Well, here's a story in the New York Post that I swear is an old story. Haven't we talked about this one before? There's a Chinese zoo that admitted to painting a donkey black and white to pass it off as a zebra. Haven't we heard that one before? And it makes me wonder how many other animals are fake. It's like, you know, is it possible that they've done any plastic surgery on any other animals to turn them into other animals? I don't know. kind of wondered, well, we didn't have any chipmunks, but we did have this rat. Let's just give him a little color job and maybe a little plastic surgery on the snout. Suddenly, rat turns into a chipmunk.
Well, nobody goes to the zoo to see a chipmunk, so that's ridiculous. Why'd you bring it up? Let's talk about the health benefits of saunas, and I want to see if this is real science or not. Backwards science. Backwards science.
What are the health benefits of saunas?
You tell me, was the sauna creating the following health benefits, or do the people who decide to use saunas and have the money and have the time, are they naturally the people who have fewer health problems? So here are the things that, according to Oliver Anwar on X, there's research showing that if you sauna four to seven times a week, All right, how many people have the time to sauna four to seven times a week? I would argue that these are not the people who are working so hard, and we know that working all the time is bad for you. So right away, you start saying to yourself, hmm, these are people who have a lot of leisure, and they may have some money. because they can go to a sauna instead of being homeless.
So if you use a sauna four to seven times a week, your risk of dementia and Alzheimer's is reduced by an astounding 66%. So it's good for your mental health. It's good for your immune system. It's good for recovering from athletic performance. It's going to help your cardiovascular and your blood flow. So what do you think? Do you think that what we discovered is that saunas are really good for you? And I assume they are. I'm sure they are. Or did we discover that the people who use saunas are exactly the same people who are doing everything else that's good for you? Do you think the people who use saunas are also eating the most junk food? Or are the people who do sauna four to seven times a week more likely to eat a healthy diet? Are they more likely to do exercise? Well, if one of the reasons for doing it is to recover from exercise, maybe there's a little bit of a selection bias there. Here's what they didn't do. I don't think that they had a control group of people who were exactly like the other people.
Some of them used the sauna and some didn't, and then they tracked them over 40 years. I don't think that happened. So where do you think this information about saunas making you healthier came from? I don't know, but let me ask you this. Who would have the most interest in producing a study, which would be expensive, a study about the health benefits of saunas? Who in the world
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the significance of the simultaneous sip?
0:16–2:34
2
What are the health benefits of saunas?
2:34–15:52
3
How will changes to food stamp policies affect consumers?
15:52–19:14
4
What are the implications of AI in news accuracy?
19:14–50:12
5
What is the future of Meta's domestic robots?
50:12–1:11:30
6
How did Scott Adams connect with the Clinton administration?
1:11:30
7
What are the potential impacts of tariff threats on Taiwan?
1:05:41–1:15:36
Speakers
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