Civilization 36 and Bubblebees

We Have Concerns

Anthony Carboni/Jeff Cannata

Pop, Society & Culture, Culture, Games, Gadgets, News, Internet, Comedy, Science

4.9 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 26 June 2020

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Summary

Using new calculations, scientists theorize that there are likely 36 intelligent civilizations in our galaxy today capable of communicating with others. How did they get to that precise number? Anthony and Jeff dig into the data, and what it means for sci-fi dreams. Then, the problem of dying bees has forced researchers to find new ways to pollinate crops. The newest? Using bubbles! Jeff and Anthony discuss the whimsical approach to a very worrisome problem.

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0:00.0	I'm just gonna give you never know when you're gonna need 10 to 12.
0:16.3	I'm iPod Cable.
0:19.6	This is We Have Concerns.
0:21.4	Hi Jeff Canada.
0:22.4	Hi Anthony Carvoney.
0:24.0	Hello Concerned citizens.
0:26.8	Jeff, we started this show.
0:29.2	We did.
0:30.2	With a dream, we were just young kids in the great depression.
0:34.4	You especially were a young kid in the great depression.
0:38.1	And we were in a garage and we were trying, we were thinking, you know, now that the war
0:42.8	is over, what do we do?
0:44.5	We had come back with the on-wee with the malaise.
0:47.4	Yes.
0:48.4	And it was real razor's edge, you know, not the movie, the book.
0:52.4	And we were thinking, what do we do now?
0:54.9	What do we do now that we've seen the world?
0:56.5	I remember.
0:57.5	It was like yesterday.
0:58.5	Yeah, I remember.
0:59.5	I remember so clearly.
1:00.5	Regular life just seemed so mundane and useless, you know, and there was no word, there
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