Hey, folks, welcome to the 280th Dark Horse Live Stream podcast.

So many words.

I can tell you have all in the right order.

I've corrected me.

I got the number, right?

I'm Dr. Brett Weinstein.

You were Dr. Heather Heying.

It is late spring. It's very hot here, I will the number right. I'm Dr. Brett Weinstein. You were Dr. Heather Heying. It is late spring.

It's very hot here, I will say, already. Although, when I check to see what temperature,

it actually thinks it is, it doesn't read as hot. But it feels very hot, which may just be that we've become weak living in a cooler climate. No, something is wrong with our measures.

I feel certain, at least with the is wrong with our measures. I feel certain.

At least with the app's representation of measures because it has been, you know,

startlingly hot, like August levels of hot for here in early June, early mid-June.

And, you know, we're told that the high was 64.

Like, no, that did not happen.

Yeah, it felt like 80.

Yeah.

No, and I think it did hit.

I think it is understood to have hit into the mid-80s places on the island. But somehow there's either inconsistency in really the technology or the way that we are measuring things, or as we've talked about before,

there is something well beyond temperature that is relevant to our experience of heat.

And the sun going full wonk on everything right now may be related to that.

May impinge because conduction, conduction, all the various different kinds of heat

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