Episode 2773 CWSA 03/09/25
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What is the significance of the 'simultaneous sip'?
Fill it with your favorite liquid. I like coffee. And join me now for the unparalleled pleasure of the dopamine that is the day. It's the thing that makes everything better. It's called the simultaneous sip, and it happens now. Technology is working. Thanks, Paul. All right. We're going to do a speed round of you should have just asked Scott. You ready for this? Speed round. Women orgasm more readily during sex with a handsome partner. According to the conversation, well, you didn't really need to do that study. You could have just asked me. Yes, women orgasm more readily with a better looking guy. Number two, according to Andrew Huberman, he is reinforcing the idea. He says, remember when they used to say that drinking some wine was good for your health and actually better than not drinking alcohol? Now everyone pretty much agrees that no alcohol is best. What a ridiculous amount of back and forth that took. Do as you wish, but know what you're doing.
Or you could have just asked Scott about 25 years ago when I first said, hey, what are the odds that alcohol is actually good for you? I'm not buying this at all. It's poison. Should have asked Scott. There's another study that found that while gender stereotypes are often viewed as misleading, They are surprisingly accurate. So they did a study where people guessed whether men or women would be higher on certain traits. And it turns out that a random person can guess right about 85% of the time, guessing if men or women are better at a random trait. This is according to SciPost. You know what you could have done instead? You could have asked Scott.
What are some surprising studies about gender stereotypes?
Yes, I think I would have told you that male-female stereotypes are not random. They're not random at all. Here's another one. An ugly truth, according to study finds, attractive workers earn more money than unattractive people. You just could have asked me. I mean, really. Just ask me. You didn't need to spend a penny on this one. Anyway, that's the speed round. So there's your science for you. Every bit of it is shit you could have just asked Scott. Uh-huh. Yep, yep. Alcohol's bad for you. Pretty people get more money. Yep. Men and women are different. I could have got all of that. There's a Korean filmmaker named Bong Joon-ho. He says his new film is called Mickey 17. It has Mark Ruffalo in it, who's a big critic of Trump.
But he says it's not parodying Trump, the villain played by Mark Ruffalo. No, no, it's not supposed to remind you of Trump. Although critics say that the comparisons to Trump are so obvious and numerous that Of course, it's being inspired by that. But here's the thing I wanted to point out. The Korean filmmaker, his name is Bong Joon-ho, which coincidentally was my nickname in college. See, because I was born in June. So I'm sort of a Bong Joon-ho. Okay. That's all I had on that one. Did you see that Bill Nye, the science guy, did a Nazi salute? What? He was at some rally for standing up for science, and I'm not even going to do it because I would be blamed of giving a Nazi salute. But as you know, the entire world media stopped to condemn him for giving his Nazi salute.
Wait, that didn't happen? I'm confused. So when a Republican or a Trump supporter says, lifts his arm above his waist, we get four fucking weeks of nonstop, he's a Nazi, he's a Nazi, he's a Nazi. And then the theater kids go wild. Theater kids, do it. He's a Nazi, he's a Nazi. Well, look at his arm. Oh, anybody who raises their arm in the air must be a Nazi. And then Bill Nye does it. He's just waving hello. What are you talking about? He's not a Nazi. No, he's just pretending he's a science guy. Well, you've heard the rumors that the Obamas may be separated and possibly readying for divorce. We don't have any confirmation of that, but I'm going to give you the hypnotist's confirmation. I saw the messages today. I hadn't seen these before.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the significance of the 'simultaneous sip'?
0:19–2:24
2
What are some surprising studies about gender stereotypes?
2:24–16:15
3
How do the Obamas express their relationship on Valentine's Day?
16:15–31:30
4
What is Stacey Abrams' NGO and its funding controversy?
31:30–36:20
5
How does ActBlue influence political donations?
36:20–54:48
6
What are the implications of the UK's blasphemy law?
54:48–59:57
7
How is virtual reality being used in California prisons?
59:57–1:10:00
Speakers
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