Butterflies in the Rain and More Memories

We Have Concerns

Anthony Carboni/Jeff Cannata

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4.9 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 19 February 2021

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

A drop of rain hitting a butterfly is the equivalent of a bowling ball hitting a human. So how do they survive in the rain? New research reveals a fascinating answer. Jeff and Anthony discuss how the butterfly's natural defenses from rain can be applied to human beings. Then, what if the memory could be stimulated by external means? Anthony and Jeff debate the usefulness of trans-cranial stimulation, based on a new study.

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0:00.0	All we can do is dream each one of us of being 10% of Ted Lasso.
0:18.2	Welcome to We Have Concerns.
0:20.0	This is what, no I did it.
0:21.2	I fucked it.
0:22.2	We haven't been doing this very long and I fucked it.
0:26.0	I'll do it again.
0:27.7	This is We Have Concerns, I'm Jeff Kinnata.
0:30.2	Hi Anthony Garvoni.
0:31.8	Hello concerned citizens.
0:33.6	Anthony speaking of positivity.
0:36.7	I want to talk today to you about butterflies.
0:42.0	Can we talk about butterflies for a second?
0:43.6	I'd love to.
0:45.0	Is this a butterfly?
0:46.2	He says no.
0:48.4	That's that's that cool meme.
0:49.9	That's that cool meme that the anime guy says that is this a butterfly?
0:55.5	We're going to talk a little bit about butterflies because Mark, no name, no flair, sent us a story
1:01.5	on the old discord.
1:02.7	The fantastic, the wonderful discord community where you can post stories.
1:07.5	You can talk to like-minded folks.
1:09.5	You can have all sorts of great conversations over on the discord.
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