At Popular Science, we report and write dozens of science and tech stories every week.

And while most of the stuff we stumble across makes it into our articles, we also find plenty

of weird facts that we just keep around the office.

So we figured, why not share those with you?

Welcome to the weirdest thing I learned this week from the editors of Popular Science.

I'm Rachel Feldman.

I'm Perbita Saha, and I'm Karen Ayosio.

Karen, you're here, and I can only mean one thing.

It is digital addition, a clock.

Almost quite literally.

The spring issue went live this morning, mirror hours, minutes, seconds ago, depending on

when you're listening to this and when you might have gone to popside.com and been like,

oh, there's an issue.

It's called messy.

I'm messy.

My life's messy.

Maybe my desk is messy.

I wonder what this is all about.

And that's what we're here to talk about.

There's really fantastic stories in there about what I call problem tunities, what we can

learn by staring at the messes we make and the good things that we can make out of them.

Yes, listeners, for those of you who have forgotten or have not yet learned, the weirdest

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