83: The Most Boring Element & Solving Shakespeare's Accent

Let's Learn Everything!

Tom Lum

Education, Comedy, Learning, Tiktok, Science, Friends

4.8 • 547 Ratings

🗓️ 24 April 2025

⏱️ 93 minutes

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Summary

What is the most boring element, and just how boring could it possibly be? Turns out: VERY! And how can we decipher what Shakespeare sounded like, and who among us can lay claim to his accent?

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0:00.0	Um, one second guys, I, you've just turned into a high-pitched squeal for no reason.
0:07.0	Fun!
0:07.4	Wow!
0:08.2	That's so great!
0:09.6	Wow, Jesus, what's happening?
0:11.3	Wahoo!
0:12.2	What if I just talk like this now?
0:14.6	Does that fix it?
0:15.6	Yes, we can talk like this for the whole episode.
0:18.4	I see nothing wrong with this plan.
0:20.4	This is 99% invisible.
0:23.0	I'm Roman Mars.
0:24.5	Wow.
0:25.4	That was great.
0:26.5	Thanks.
0:44.5	Hello and welcome to Let's Learn Everything, the show where we learn about anything and everything interesting.
0:50.7	As usual, we're going to cover a science topic and then follow that along with a miscellaneous topic as well.
0:56.8	My name's Caroline and I'm the student for this one. I've got my notebook, my pen ready. I'm here to learn. Everything. You're about to teach me absolutely everything, right, guys?
1:01.5	Yeah. Oh, boy, is that the promise in one episode?
1:06.1	My name's Tom and today's science topic is a question. What is the most boring element?
1:14.3	Oh, how fun. That's fun. I mean, Tom, you know, I love an element.
1:20.1	Yeah, there's going to be some fun element stories, and the thing is, I'm not going to make this
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