This is an I-Heart podcast.

Come see the caveman boy.

This sucks.

It's one more thing.

Armstrong and Getty.

One more thing.

What in the world was this one-man play you unleashed for the teeth?

A somewhat lighthearted portrayal of what it would be like if scientists actually produced a Neanderthal in the modern world.

There are so many scientific and ethical questions connected to this, but one of them would be,

what kind of life would

that being have? Can I make it do my laundry and stuff like that? Oh my God.

This sucks. Again. So we'll get there. We mentioned this during the A&G show, the radio show, but didn't have time to deal with all of it.

This is probably not going to happen.

The same crackpots who claimed to clone a dire wolf and a woolly mammoth, but just produced like a slightly or hairy or elephant.

That was a slightly bigger wolf.

The dire wolf in particular, that was a giant or hairier elephant. That was a slightly bigger wolf.

The dire wolf in particular, that was a giant news story that day.

Everybody reported that.

Yeah.

Yeah.

But so these people in a desperate attempt for more publicity are talking about cloning,

or not cloning, but producing a Neanderthal.

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