Episode 484 - Amanda Brooke Perrin

Probably Science

Andy Wood, Matt Kirshen

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

4.8 • 707 Ratings

🗓️ 24 February 2023

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Summary

Comedian and writer Amanda Brooke Perrin (@brookeperrin) joins Matt, Andy and Jesse to discuss haboobs, a Tony update, a 2200-year-old flush toilet found in China, DIY Poo-Pourri, how soft food gave us the F-word, Andy's consonant invention, ChatGPT developing a theory of mind, and dolphin handjobs.

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0:00.0	What are you talking? What's a haboob? What are you talking?
0:02.7	Well, now we should start recording.
0:04.1	Yeah.
0:04.9	Haboob is like a big-ass dust storm, like a blackout dust storm. You can see coming.
0:09.4	It's like usually the Middle East, but I think like Arizona gets something occasionally.
0:13.8	Oh.
0:14.4	Can you use it in a sentence?
0:16.5	Watch out for that haboob.
0:18.1	Okay, great.
0:19.4	Yeah.
0:23.5	It's a great example.
0:25.0	Really good.
0:26.1	So, Andy, have you actually seen a haboob?
0:28.7	No, we're just talking about the crazy...
0:30.4	There's snow falling in my backyard in Joshua Tree for the first time in the three years I've lived here.
0:35.3	How old were you when you saw your first Haboob? I would
0:38.9	practice on like the
0:41.2	couch or pillows, like what it would be like
0:43.3	to be in a Haboob.
0:46.4	Yeah, sometimes
0:47.2	they could turn between channels
0:49.5	and they'd be just kind of scrambled.
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