The next episode will be useful advice from social science about what you can and should be doing during the coronavirus pandemic.

And it will come out early over at Patreon, but it will be free.

This is a one-person operation, by the way, so if you want to support the

podcast, you can do that over at patreon.com slash you are not so smart, but to get the next episode,

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It's just going to come out there early and then come out here at the usual time.

Just in case things get drastically different between now and then,

and just so you can have it now to listen to during this moment that we're all going through and they're all going to get through.

Wash your hands, stay at home, listen to the advice of medical and scientific experts and after, please invite me over. Oh, yeah. It's all down into the middle of the parties and they get.

Getting the cool, we have the happy, they went quiet.

Yeah, but then talking about the power of a document.

Everybody.

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Welcome to the You Are Not So Smart Podcast. Episode.

176. This is part two of a two-part series about how a divisive photograph of a

perceptually ambiguous dress led to researchers to build the nuclear bomb of cognitive science out of socks and crocks.

Mmm! I love that sentence. I love it. I love it. To understand any of what I'm about to tell you, you need to be refreshed on the

story and the science that we've covered so far.

So let's quickly go back through all of that stuff, but also as we do that, let's cover some new stuff.

Okay, here we go.

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