Ep. 63 Rhett & Link “Weirdest Science Experiments” - Ear Biscuits

Ear Biscuits with Rhett & Link

Mythical

Comedy

4.9 • 25.1K Ratings

🗓️ 3 April 2015

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Summary

In this special Rhett & Link-only episode, the guys have an “extended Good Mythical Morning style” discussion about some of the weirdest scientific experiments ever conducted. From the Milgram experiment on obedience to electrifying a human corpse like Frankenstein, the listener will not only get to hear interesting details about these bizarre, and even controversial, experiments, but they’ll also ask the question: how far are we willing to experiment in the name of progress?

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0:00.0	Welcome to Ear Biscuits, I'm Rhett.
0:04.8	And I'm Link, joining us today at the round table of dim lighting.
0:08.5	That's right, dim.
0:09.5	I'll go with it, okay?
0:10.7	Yeah.
0:11.6	I saw some of your comments on SoundCloud, your biscuit ears, and tweets saying that I should
0:19.4	go with dim lighting, and I'm just going to do it.
0:21.7	Because it's correct.
0:22.7	No more arguments, no just because the people have spoken.
0:25.8	It doesn't matter.
0:26.8	I think we've determined over the years of being internet-taters.
0:29.4	It doesn't matter what's correct.
0:30.8	It matters what the comments say.
0:32.9	Okay.
0:33.9	So can we just live with that?
0:35.9	Just follow the comments.
0:36.9	Can we just live with that?
0:37.9	Did you say who was joining us?
0:39.1	No, joining us today at the round table of dim lighting is me and ourselves.
0:44.0	Yeah, both of us.
0:46.0	It's another Rhett and Link only, your biscuit, and I am excited about this link.
0:51.8	We're going to be talking about the weirdest, well, almost none.
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