Anyway, welcome to our art history podcast. This is we have concerns. Hi Jeff Canada.

I'm going to go find a Hello concerned citizens. Jeff.

Nice. We're fucking with them. They're not up to anything. They're not up to anything.

They're just trying to live their lives. Mice are out there like, can I live?

Can they catch a break? Can they live, Jeffrey? That's what I want to know.

I remember we talked about sticking ears on them. We stuck an ear on a mouse.

Love to stick an ear on a mouse, but baby, that was 10 years ago.

That was that was 10 years ago. That was that was 10 years and 10 years ago.

One decade and 10 years. That's the that's the that's the name of the celebration.

We're here celebrating the 10th anniversary of sticking a fucking ear on a mouse,

like a bunch of like a bunch of nightmare people. Yeah.

Like the horrible people we are, like the garbage creatures we are in control of this planet.

It's been 10 years to the day it hasn't. It hasn't. I don't want to I don't want to

need people too far down that road. Feels like it, but it has not.

What are we doing to mice now? What is left to be done to a mouse?

What if I told you, Jeff, that somebody looked at a mouse and said, mouse is good.

But you know what? Mouse is not human. What's it not?

Not human. Mouse isn't human. How could we make mouse more human?

But I thought the whole reason we fucked with mice is because they were, you know, close to human.

They're very close to humanish. You know, we know things we like doing studies on their brain

because they have similar brain structures to us. We love to test shit on a mouse. Love.

Yeah. But they need to be more human.

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