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Hello and welcome to Sci Guys, the show where we talk about the crazy, weird, and wonderful stories from the science world. I'm Corey, and as always, I'm joined by my co-host, the lit- cannabis, but first I've got a question for you.

Go ahead. Sorry, I'm too baked to listen, but go ahead anyway.

I love that you realize you could make a joke halfway through and didn't start again. I'm just so high, man. It takes a while. I'm a little behind. Been the issue for every episode since we went to Amsterdam, right? You've just never come down. No, no. Not the way I want to. So, have you had marijuana and has it helped your mental health? Yes and no. Not yes and no. Yes, and no. Yes, the first question, second question, no.

What has helped your mental health, though? Very little.

And if we were to quantify the health of your mental state, how would we do that?

Sleepy as hell? Or very little? Very little. Very little mental health. I'll say this, though, look, I'll say this. Before we actually get into the topic of today, I want to talk about mental health. And specifically, I want to talk, I guess, somewhat semantically about how people use the phrase, mental health. Mm-hmm. To mean, like, having a bath. No, they mean mental health as in like, they say mental health, meaning mental illness, you know?

Right. Or do you have mental health.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

I do have mental health because I'm mentally healthy. Yes. Do you have physical health, Luke? I feel like that happened in, like, a major political speech recently. I can't remember where it was, but it was something along the lines of like, this, this government stands firmly against mental health.

No!

No, no. something like, something along the lines of like, this, this government stands firmly against mental health.

No. No, no. I mean, yes, actually, technically, if you think about it. But no, you should be in support of it.

We're fighting against mental health. That's it, fighting against mental health. If people say, like, oh, are you dealing with mental health? Yes. Yes. Everyone is. I wish.

I wish. Everyone, like, mental health is just the healthiness of your mental state. Like, are you dealing with physical health? Yes, I deal in physical health, yes. But that's the thing, right? Like, people just don't seem to be able to understand that, like, mental health and physical health should be used in the exact same way. Yeah, yeah.

Like, grammatically speaking, like in sentences, like they, they are the same, they're the same exact thing.

They're the same kind of word.

What does that say about their mental health, Corey?

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