Nature.

In an experiment, I don't know yet.

Why is Blight so far?

Like, it sounds so simple.

They had no idea.

But now the data's...

I find this not only refreshing, but at some level astounding.

Nature.

Welcome back to the nature podcast. This week, super quick computer switches.

And a new algorithmic way to measure heart health.

I'm Nick Al.

And I'm Charminany Bundell.

So listeners, as you may know, we are all working from home at the moment due to the coronavirus outbreak.

So that might be why things sound slightly different. For instance, I'm currently in a pillar fort recording this. Charmany, where are you coming to me from? Oh, mine's one step up

from that is actually a sofa cushion fort. It was carefully constructed by, well, initially by me,

and then it fell down on my flatmate who's an engineer had to come in and rescue me and explain how, you know, buildings work.

How buildings work.

When they're made of sofa cushions.

She made it stable, is the important point.

I now have a structurally stable sofa cushion studio so that I can record these lovely podcast links.

Well, as long as it's structurally stable

enough that you manage to get through the rest of the show with me, I think it would be good.

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