Episode #343

Skeptics with a K

Skeptic Media Limited

Health & Fitness, Society & Culture, Science

4.8 • 924 Ratings

🗓️ 8 December 2022

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

Alice looks at the risk factors for Alzheimer’s disease, while Mike looks at the evidence for mix-and-match vaccination. Plus, Mike has some very strange dreams.

Mixed and edited by Morgan Clarke.

Transcript

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0:18.0	It is Thursday the 8th of December 2022 and you're listening to Skeptics with a K the podcast for science reason and critical thinking.
0:21.0	Skeptics with a K case a production of the Merseys
0:23.0	Skeptic Society a nonprofit organization for the promotion of scientific skepticism
0:27.2	on Merseys around the UK and internationally. I'm your host Mike Hall with me today
0:31.2	is Marsh. Hello.
0:33.0	And Ellis.
0:34.0	So I had a drink.
0:35.0	This isn't a Martin Luther King thing.
0:37.0	I had a dream.
0:38.0	Okay.
0:39.0	And it's tedious as hell, right?
0:40.0	Whenever someone comes up to you and tells you what their dreams were,
0:42.0	you go, mmm, and it's boring as
0:44.7	fuck.
0:45.7	Nobody is interested in somebody else's dreams.
0:47.7	Yeah, the Eli Bosnick rule is that you only have to listen to the dreams of people you're
0:51.5	sleeping with, so somebody tells who your dreams you're
0:53.7	allowed to fuck them.
0:54.7	That is physical.
0:55.7	Or you have to fuck them.
0:57.7	But I've fallen asleep watching a YouTube video.
1:00.8	I've fallen asleep watching a YouTube video on the history of Mario Kart.
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