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We Have Concerns

Anthony Carboni/Jeff Cannata

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4.9 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 2 January 2017

⏱️ 20 minutes

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Summary

A new study suggests that high intensity aerobic activity that requires sustained, repetitive locomotor and navigational skills may stress cognitive domains in ways that lead to altered brain connectivity, which in turn has implications for understanding the beneficial role of exercise for brain and cognitive function over the lifespan. In other words, running is for smarts! Anthony and Jeff continue their debate about the value of running with this new info.

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0:00.0	Jeff, are there any more ways that we can tell people about Patreon?
0:02.9	You mean Patreon.com slash we have concerns?
0:05.4	Yeah, we're the only way that the show is made possible.
0:08.3	Right, the entire way we fund the show and the way that people can get extra episodes
0:12.8	and early episodes and all kinds of bonus content.
0:15.2	Do you think we've done that all the ways?
0:18.0	We haven't done a musical version.
0:20.8	That's probably for the best.
0:30.2	You want 40 pounds of stuffed pretzels?
0:39.5	Or eyeglasses, 40 pounds of eyeglasses that are in your prescription.
0:42.8	That's a lot of eyeglasses.
0:44.2	A lot of eyeglasses.
0:45.0	Kirkland Signature.
0:45.7	This is we have concerns.
0:46.8	Hi, Jeff.
0:47.2	Can I have the Neckarb only?
0:48.6	No, concerns, citizens.
0:49.9	This is your yearly reminder.
0:51.9	After the holidays, you've been hanging out with family,
0:54.8	you've been sitting around, you've been sedentary,
0:56.2	you've been eating a lot.
0:57.3	You've described my weekend.
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