Get More Blue and Less is More

We Have Concerns

Anthony Carboni/Jeff Cannata

Society & Culture, Gadgets, Internet, Comedy, Culture, Science, News, Pop, Games

4.9 • 2.1K Ratings

🗓️ 23 April 2021

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Summary

Science has been searching for an organic option to create blue food dye for decades. A new solution may come from the unlikeliest of places: something red. Anthony and Jeff discuss the state of blue foods in 2021. Then, we've all heard that both "bigger is better" and "less is more," but which is more common? Jeff and Anthony talk about a new study that shows humans actually have a preference.

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0:00.0	What they don't call you Jeff impulsive decision canada for nothing.
0:17.2	You're the wild card out of everybody I know.
0:19.8	You're the least canning.
0:21.5	This is we have concerns.
0:23.6	Hi Jeff, canada.
0:24.6	Hi, I'm the new carbon.
0:26.5	Hello concerned citizens.
0:30.4	Science is hard work Jeff.
0:32.4	Oh, that's why we try to avoid it at all costs on this award winning science podcast.
0:36.0	Yeah, listen, we're an award winning science comedy podcast.
0:39.3	And so there are two things that we know.
0:41.2	Science number one is hard work and number two, science is a feeling we've all said
0:45.1	it.
0:46.1	That's right.
0:47.1	And we stand by but emotions are hard and doing emotional labor is very rough.
0:52.2	Why would we want to do any of that?
0:53.7	Yeah.
0:54.7	I'm going back to sleep.
0:55.8	Go back to sleep, buddy.
0:57.8	But sometimes and sometimes when we do these stories and it's like, well, science is
1:02.7	a lot of work.
1:03.7	But at the end of it, oh my God, they found the genetic cause of this thing or oh my God,
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