Hello and welcome to SciShow Tangents, the lightly competitive knowledge showcase.

I am your host, Hank Green, and today, joining me, as always, is our science expert,

Sarah Erily. Hello, expert is a very generous term, and also our resident, every man,

Sam Schultz. Good day, mate. With the reboot of the show, I'm going to adopt a new personality

and accent. Like every episode or like from now on, you're going to be Australia.

I don't know whatever, whatever happens happens. Well, you've already lost it.

Finally, our special guest for the week, SciShow Tangents editorial assistant, Deboki

Trock Ravardi. Hello, Deboki. Hello. Deboki helps make all kinds of things, host,

scratch, course, organic chemistry. Also helps me answer the science questions onto your Hank

and John, sometimes on my TikTok. But more than any of that is always here helping us at Tangents,

make sure we get stuff right, and answer questions when we're confused. So Deboki, I appreciate

you for coming out, and all three of you, I want to ask you a question because of the topic for

today's episode. If you could know when you were going to die, would you sign that contract?

Somebody comes up like a man, he looks very mysterious, he's glowing, and he says, hello, I have a

like you have to say yes or no right now. Do you want to know when you're going to die?

You can't do anything to prevent it. You can't take any like you can like live your life

differently, but you you're going to die on this day, and now you know, you don't know how it's

going to happen. You don't know how it's going to happen. Is the man telling the truth?

The man is telling the truth. You guys are asking a lot of questions for me. I'm just like, no,

interest in knowing. Yes, I would do it. I think I would do it too. I don't think it would change

anything. Well, I guess that's hard to say because I won't know, but yeah, I think the real gamble is

if you're going to die of natural causes or not, and that would be the thing that you'd find out

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