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Hello, wonderful people.

My guest today is the fascinating A.J. Jacobs, and do we have a treat for you?

This is the man who not only wrote but lived the Year of Living Biblically and Thanks a Thousand.

As a culturally Jewish journalist in Manhattan, he took it upon himself to do some investigative

reporting into the psychology of religion by following, or attempting to follow, actually

he was quite successful, every single rule in the Bible. The resulting outcomes and insights are both

filled with humor and they're profound. It turns out stoning homosexuals and sacrificing auctions are difficult to follow through

within Monter Day Manhattan, but the opportunity to explore the core human values like

not coveting or lying for a year or enlightening processes, as was the spiritual understanding

that arose from them. For his next book, Thanks a Thousand,

Eja decided to thank every single person involved in producing his morning cup of coffee.

The resulting journey took him across the globe, transformed his life,

and revealed secrets about how gratitude can make us all happier, more generous, and more connected.

His new book, The Puzzler,

One Man's Quest to Solved Most Baffling Puzzles Ever,

from Crosswords and Jigsaws to

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