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Hi everyone, I'm Emma Choi and welcome to everyone in their mom, O'Wikly Show from

Whitwick Don't Tell Me. This week we're talking about a high-tech utensil with their very

own producer, comedian and someone who's TikTok for you page. I suspect this goes with videos

of unlikely animal friendships. It's O'Halo Peds. I O'Halo. Hi Emma. I feel deeply what

you're saying. I love that we've started the show on this since

SierraNode. Huge news, O'Halo. Huge news. New spoon just dropped. New spoon just dropped.

Japanese developers have invented a new kind of spoon that makes food saltier without

adding any salt and it's amazing. Okay, this is very exciting for me because first of

all, I love soup and I love salt. Yeah. How does it work, right? We should probably

know some details. So my first guess was that the spoon simply cries into your food,

it turns out spoons aren't capable of human emotion. What actually happens is that the

spoon sends an electric current into the food using ions to create a salty sensation.

Translation, spoon makes fate salt with zep. Hooray. Wow. Using technology that intimately

in my life and in my taste buds, it should make me uncomfortable but I want more of it.

Absolutely. I mean, we should keep doing this with other utensils, you know, like chopsticks

that add umami to ramen or knives that add old beta crabs or a fork that makes salad

taste like milk does. I think it'll be amazing. What would you do with this weird magic

spoon? I would probably make my fingers imbibe things with sugar so that anything that

I touched I could eat and it would be sweet. It's interesting to me that your fingers,

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