As we all know, words, but furthermore, other things indeed, the world in which we live

is vast, minuscule, and really just whatever you want, medium, and so on.

We learn, we explore, we define, we math, we science, we forget, under great duress,

we science again, because we must, we must find out how big things are.

Is it very, is it less than, we do not know, and yet we will, thanks to the wonders, the

miracles, the what's its, the how's its, the phenomena, the bewilderments of scientifics.

Hi, welcome to the Small Beans program, bewilderments in scientifics.

This podcast series is an ongoing conversation with the celebrity and educator, the prolific

and brilliant Professor Scott Bug.

I'm your host, A.E.B.A.P.R.I.N.E.

I have no science degree, but have long been in love with physics, biology, and the scientific

method.

I only hope to act on behalf of all of us as an intermediate, choosing topics, and asking

questions we all hope to understand more fully.

And to enlighten us, I'd like to introduce Professor Scott Bug.

Hello there, I'm Professor Scott, also Scott Bug, Doctor of Weird Questions at the Global

Department of Inquisitoria in Newark.

I teach looking at, and thinking about, at the University of now see here.

And once a month, you can find me teaching a secret class about, at an undisclosed location

that I will email you, if you sign up at, dot gov.

You have one chance.

If you receive an email, but do not show up, you will be banned from all public classes,

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