Hello and welcome to the side 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, Jamp, and Luke Cutforth.

Hello.

Hello, sorry.

I just admit you a mid-drink.

Today we'll be talking about mad scientists and raging bulls.

Raging what's right?

Bills.

Bulls.

Okay.

Don't, James.

Raging balls. You don't have to turn my inappropriate thoughts into a sound wave.

Thank you.

In the 60s and 70s, a Spanish scientist invented a device that allowed him to control the brains of animals and even humans.

Jose Manuel Rodriguez Delegado was acclaimed in his time, but has since faded into obscurity

due to his unorthodox vision for his studies. I don't like that. No, you won't like this at all. It's sussing an animal. I don't know. You just write these episodes with what Luke will despise. No, I was like, yeah, I find this in my notes. I've gotten a whole list of just episodes and had one word, and I googled that word, I was like, look, it's going to hate this. I also take issue with your introduction a little bit. I think what you said, if I'm remembering correctly said, control the minds of animals and humans. Yes. I don't agree. I think he was controlling the bodies. Oh, the mind is experiencing. I've written control the brains.

Oh, then cut this out.

That is the body, technically.

I might have said, minds.

I don't know how to read very well.

Okay.

Okay.

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