Hi Anna. Hi Anna. Hi Anna. Do you have a dilemma that makes you feel totally alone?

Well, the good news is it's not just you. I'm earning more money than him now and I don't think he likes it.

We've been sleeping together for the past few weeks, but she has a boyfriend.

I am a virgin, I am 25. And I'm just not sure if it's normal.

I'm Anna Richardson and this is it can't just be me when no topic is off limits.

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I think the DNA revolution hasn't quite sunk in. Like this isn't like a lot of medical things.

You know if you ever know if you hear of a discovery and they say in 10 years this is going to be big.

That means they have no idea if it's going to happen. If they say five years it means maybe it will happen.

But the point about this is it's happening now and this is really transformational.

Hello and welcome to Trigonometry. I'm Frances Foster.

I'm Constantine Kissen. And this is a show for you if you want honest conversations with fascinating

people. It does not get any more fascinating than the brilliant guest we have for you today.

He is a geneticist and the author of Blueprint. How DNA makes us who we are. Professor Robert

Plum and welcome to Trigonometry. Thank you very much. I'm really pleased to be here.

Oh, we are so grateful to have you here. We can't wait for the conversation we're going to have.

Before we do though, tell everybody a little bit about your story through life. You've

you've written this great book. Of course you are one of the most cited people in your field in

the world. You've done incredible studies with twins. Tell us about your your life, your academic

career, the history of how you are here talking to us. Well, that can take us a few hours.

I'll try to give you give you the two minute version of it. You know, I've been doing research

in this area for 50 years. And when I started back in 1970, in psychology, you couldn't really talk

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