Daddy Short Legs and Chemical Violins

We Have Concerns

Anthony Carboni/Jeff Cannata

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4.9 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 3 September 2021

⏱️ 68 minutes

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Summary

Scientists have created "daddy shortlegs," a stunted version of the common household pest daddy longlegs, by suppressing the genes behind the arachnid's famously elongated limbs. Anthony and Jeff ask why - and how - and are surprised by the answers. Then, new research has confirmed that renowned violin maker Antonio Stradivari and others treated their instruments with various chemicals that produced their unique sound. Jeff and Anthony discuss whether this diminishes or enhances the famous artistry at work.

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0:00.0	Today I will be doing this activity as I do all group activities by myself.
0:20.7	This is We Have Concerns.
0:22.4	Hi Jeff Kanada.
0:23.4	Hi Anthony Garboni.
0:25.1	Hello Concerned Citizens.
0:28.9	I'm sorry, do you want to go two weeks in a row?
0:34.0	How was the primary pause?
0:35.8	It was a primary pause and I thought it was an invitation.
0:39.6	Jeff, sometimes you just got a chill, buddy.
0:43.0	You just got it just chill out.
0:44.6	All right, I'm trying.
0:45.6	I'm going to read the room.
0:47.1	Just read the room, man.
0:48.8	All right, I'm chilling.
0:50.4	I'm taking a chill.
0:51.4	All right, are you good?
0:53.2	Yeah.
0:54.2	It's an award-winning science podcast, buddy.
0:56.1	Get yourself together.
0:57.8	Sometimes I forget that.
0:59.4	I appreciate the reminder.
1:01.4	I forget it too.
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