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Hello, you listening to your favorite podcast again?

A little predicted beloved, you don't just think my latest heartbreak has been a catalyst

that has brought me to London.

I spend my days as a professor and my nights with friends.

It's a generous way to describe them, but I have to stay close.

There's a killer out there picking them off, all while trying to frame me.

I laugh at the irony if it weren't so serious.

Someone is watching me.

I can feel it.

Is it you?

You now streaming only on Netflix.

I wanted to talk today about a article that came out in nature talking about Iceland,

little Iceland rake of it.

You know the whole Eurovision fire saga thing, little Iceland, 370,000 people on an island

have science, the living crap out of COVID from day one, and what we can learn in the

rest of the world about what they've learned and the lessons there.

Now remember, science is one thing.

So getting data, trying to find truth, that's one piece of the puzzle.

The second piece then is what is a nation or a culture's values?

How do they, what do they want to do with that scientific understanding and apply it

to the problem?

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