Hello and welcome to Bryan and Robyn's Infinite Inbox. I'm Robyn Inc. I'm one of the presenters of

the Infinite Monkey Cage on Radio 4. Across from me is Professor Bryan Cox. I'm the other

presenter of the Infinite Monkey Cage on Radio 4. And I have lots of questions for him which were

sent by listeners. I presume they're listeners or they're just people are shot in the dark

imagining what's on of the show. Well they're not somehow emailed us. They're not just for me

though, they're for you as well. I think you should feel qualified to answer them. How many we've

done 100 Monkey Cage's nails? 100 Monkey Cage's. Some a bit should have seeped in. But I don't want

to say losing. You're in English. What is it? Sex or seeped? Seept. Seept in. Yeah. Seept in.

Seept in is if something seeps in and then actually creates an infection. That's when it's

set. Seept in. Yeah. Just so you know. So now we've received lots of questions based on the last

series and also some general questions. And so Bryan's mainly going to do the talking and I'll do

different voices for each one of the letters in the style of all of the We've received a letter

program such as points of view etc. And if you could sing a little bit because we are in the BBC

Radio 3 studio. We are. There's a brand piano. So this is the first letter that we've received.

This is from James Davis. He's from Garstang in Lancashire. I'm not going to attempt to do an

accent for that because you get a lot of complaints for that kind of thing. Well do a Radio 3 accent then.

Well this is from James Davis in Garstang in Lancashire. His question Bryan is this and if you

get this right it means the rest of the show we don't have to do and it just goes straight into

playing the rights of spring. Could you summarise all the laws of physics on a stamp such that it

could be read with moderate reading glasses? So I think you could. I mean this is in some sense a

notational question because of course mathematical notation is extremely compact and hides a lot

of complexity. But if I was to do that I would write down the standard model of the grungeon

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