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Well we're going to talk about a weak opiate called Cratum but more importantly I want to talk about we've framed the death of math, but I feel like the experience of math is awakening people. You'll see what I mean.

Recorded live at Corolla One Studios with Adam Corolla and board certified physician and

addiction medicine specialist Dr Drew Pinsky.

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So I'm still kind of occupied, well I'm gonna take a call in just a minute,

but I'm still occupied with this idea of feeling the math. There's something about the

experience of the numbers. It's you know what it is? It is renewed my faith a little bit

in people because if you can't understand, I understand our brains don't do

probabilities well, and I understand we've been sort of chanting about risk,

but the stories of tragedy have overwhelmed the actual perception of the probabilities of risk,

but now everyone has experienced these probabilities in the sense that they all know somebody's got this thing and nobody's getting sick.

People can get sick.

I'm not saying it's something that should be ignored.

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