are you Mickey Mickey or what's the best way to address you?

Mickey.

Mickey, perfect.

All right.

Mickey, you're joining us. Are you in Tel Aviv? Is that where you're at? Yeah, I'm in Tel Aviv. Wonderful. Wonderful. Well, thank you so much for coming on. I think Zach's already recording right now. But I saw, you know, I read the article you helped co-author, Man the Fat Hunter, a while back

and fascinating to me. And I just thought it was just, you know, just tremendous information in there.

And so I wanted to, you know, kind of touch on that. I know you sent me some new information

on a couple other papers you've been involved with. Can you, can you just give us a little bit of

your background for those that don't know you?

I know you're doing some anthropologic research and doing some Ph.D. level stuff with that regard,

can you just kind of briefly give us a five-minute synopsis of what's going on in your life in the last little bit here, if you don't mind?

Well, I was born about 67 years ago

in Israel.

I studied

economics as a

BA degree.

And then an MBA

I did in

France, in

Seade, the Fontainebleau.

And then about, when I was about 52, I decided to retire and go do other things.

And this had a lot to do with my understanding of hunter-gatherers and of our genetic background

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