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We Have Concerns

Corpse Medicine and Tetris Effects

We Have Concerns

Anthony Carboni/Jeff Cannata

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

4.92K Ratings

🗓️ 29 October 2021

⏱️ 85 minutes

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Summary

The idea of ingesting human skulls from the freshly killed seems repulsive today, but it was shockingly common among British and other European aristocrats from the 16th century all the way up into the so-called Age of Enlightenment in the 18th century. Jeff and Anthony discuss what it would take to try the recipe, and why it was so pervasive. Then, a new study reports that playing just 20 minutes of Tetris following an automobile accident can help prevent the formation of the painful, intrusive memories that can follow trauma. Anthony and Jeff investigate why this might be, and tip their hat to the greatest video game of all time.

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0:00.0

Hello, concerned citizens.

0:01.9

You know, Jeff and I are always telling you about how if you support us on Patreon, you

0:06.0

get access to bonus audio every week that is essentially an entire second show.

0:13.6

And yet, we have never proved it to you.

0:17.9

This is an award-winning science podcast.

0:19.8

Obviously, you are award-winning science listeners and as such, you're going to need some

0:24.8

data.

0:25.8

We have attached this week's bonus audio to this very episode.

0:31.1

It's about to start right now.

0:33.2

And if you enjoy it and we hope you do, head to patreon.com slash we have concerns and

0:38.6

support us at the $3 a month level or more to get audio like this every week.

0:43.6

And let's see you in A costume.

0:48.2

What was it?

0:49.6

Oh, it was Shaggy with Shaggy and Scoob.

0:54.2

Yeah, so we're doing on it too early every Friday this month.

0:58.6

We're doing costume Friday.

1:00.0

So, Sage and I are doing costumes.

1:01.4

So last week we were, I was Shaggy and she was Daphne, but she was like hex girls Daphne,

1:07.2

like the cool metal band Daphne.

1:09.4

Oh, fun.

1:11.4

And we've been doing them every week.

1:13.4

We did, what else did we do?

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