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Science... sort of

Ep 231: Science... sort of - The Will to Power

Science... sort of

Brachiolope

Natural Sciences, Science

4.7674 Ratings

🗓️ 12 December 2015

⏱️ 160 minutes

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Summary

00:00:00 - We're doing something a little different this week. Now that Charlie is an Assistant Professor he can assign things to students, and it turns out he assigned them a podcast about energy in Washington state. The topics are all across the board, everything from wind energy, solar power, LEED certification, salmon spawning, and more!

 

01:01:51 - Ben laments being at work while his home fridge is chock-full of strange juices. Charlie has kombucha which throws everyone for a loop and leads to a discussion of disgust (as informed by the book That's Disgusting). Ryan has some green tea because you have to take care of yourself, and some Eau de Brau, a white whiskey distilled in DC from DC beer. Ben thinks that also sounds disgusting. You be the judge!

 

01:16:33 - Round two of Charlie's students. Enjoy!

 

02:05:24 - PaleoPOWs are a lot like assignments, you can maybe get away with not doing them, but I wouldn't risk it. Ryan begins with a donation from Gordon Br., who wanted some advice on podcasting and was willing to pay for it (unnecessary, but very generous and appreciated).  Charlie asked for voicemails, and we have a drunken doozy from Jason in LA. Thanks for the laughs, Jason! And finally Ben has an e-mail from superman Morgan Marshall who watched a Shia LeBouf movie (on purpose) and now wants to know about our progress making fusion power a reality (instead of just a thing Iron Man has in his chest).

 

 

Thanks for listening and be sure to check out the Brachiolope Media Network for more great science podcasts!

 

 

Music for this week's show:

Energy - Apples in Stereo

Disgusting - Miranda Cosgrove

The Energy - Aceyalone

Transcript

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0:00.0

I like that you're doing me a favor by getting on the show in the first place, Ben,

0:03.2

and all I've done is yell at you to get ready for the show that you didn't know you were doing two minutes ago.

0:08.1

I like coming on the show.

0:09.3

Thank you, Ben.

0:10.0

I'm saying thank you to you.

0:11.2

Actually, my fridge, on Canadian Thanksgiving, I stuck my fridge with weird exotic Asian fruit drinks just for the show.

0:16.7

Nice.

0:17.1

And I haven't been on since then. From science sort of.com, you're listening to Science Sort of.

0:34.6

Hello, welcome to Science Sort of.

0:36.4

This is episode 231. Our theme this week is The Will to Power,

0:40.8

joining me to talk about things that are science, things that are sort of science, or things that

0:43.9

wish they were science, actually joining me to listen to things that are about those topics.

0:48.7

Are Ben Tippett. Hello, everybody. Good afternoon. And the triumphant return of Charles Barnhart.

0:56.9

Good morning, afternoon, evening evening middle of the night depending on where you are that was a pretty spot on jim carrie impression

1:01.3

charlie hey charlie you know how there's will to power that's like an equation right uh so will is

1:07.9

equal to two power is it like time is? And you know how power is like energy

1:12.4

divided by time units? Yeah. Is there a relationship between will and money?

1:19.0

There's a derivation of money as a root of all evil by relating time and money.

1:25.0

I don't know. We should, we should,

1:30.4

I thought the will of the power was like a philosophy thing.

1:30.8

Yeah,

1:32.8

I thought that's kind of like a Zarsvok, Zara Sustra, or thus spoke Zara Sousra.

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