Episode 417 - Sarah Dorfman

Probably Science

Andy Wood, Matt Kirshen

Jessecase, Comedy, News, Mattkirshen, Standup, Andywood, Science & Medicine, Science, Brookswheelan

4.8 • 707 Ratings

🗓️ 6 March 2021

⏱️ 75 minutes

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Summary

Comedian and analytics consultant Sarah Dorfman (@SarahPDorfman) joins Andy and Matt to discuss asking a ton of whys, magnetic pole flips and killing neanderthals, trees showing pole flips, India's lake of skeletons, the first photograph ever, the hidden message in Perseverance's parachute, AI conquering '80s video games, and little Jack Black in an ad for Pitfall.

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0:00.0	Probably Science
0:01.9	Hello and welcome to probably science.
0:13.3	I'm Mack Herschin.
0:14.2	This is our third attempt at starting the podcast.
0:17.0	I'm just going to be honest about that.
0:18.7	My text is the thing isn't working.
0:21.6	It's, I don't know what's going on.
0:24.5	Yeah, if there's any weird artifacts.
0:28.6	I'll be responsible for taking...
0:30.6	Can you hear me now, by the way?
0:31.9	Yeah, I can hear. I can hear you clearly.
0:33.4	We just keep starting sentences at the same time.
0:35.8	Oh, that's just us being bad at podcasting.
0:39.5	Yes.
0:40.0	Or is it?
0:40.8	Do you hear me now?
0:43.1	I did that one on purpose.
0:45.1	Okay.
0:45.6	God damn you.
0:46.9	Why don't we bring our guest to it instead of making her put up with any more of this nonsense?
0:50.4	We should do because it's another rare comedy person who's also a science person.
0:57.7	It's comedy person and analytics consultant Sarah Dorfman. Hey, Sarah. Hey, guys.
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