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

I'm your host Hank Green and joining this week as always is science expert Siri Riley. Hello and our resident

everyman Sam Schultz. Hello last episode we talked a little bit about the little cursor zoo where we

keep our cursors at the top of our document faith seemed to have just had a big change of heart and made

it into a cursor prison and I don't know there's three there were three of us in there and I assume

that's us. Oh you think it was us. If it's just a regular kombucha over there I like no no I was not

when I was I get it all. So I I immediately opened the document and then I pulled I pulled all of us

out of there. There is a fire right now which is somewhat concerning. I pulled I just generated more

people and then put no science to create a little protest outside the prison and then tuna created a

bottle with a fire on top for a mall. And then I just showed up and freed everyone. Yeah it's like

what's done. We're out. You can't prison the hosts of SciShow Tangents. Yeah. What have we ever done? A lot

of stuff. Not deserving of prison. A lot of people haven't done a lot of stuff. Not deserving of

prison. So the question is what's the thing that you did that would most likely end you up in

the prison. I'll tell you mine. Wow okay. I had this fun idea for a way to encourage people to

vote. I think maybe it was like you get entered into a sweepstakes or something turns out you can't

you can't give people rewards for voting. That's really not cool. That's that's that's one of the

things that people do very intentionally to manipulate the outcome of elections. You can tell

people to vote. You can help them vote. You can give them all the tools that they need to vote but

you cannot give them things in order to vote. Even even even even a percentage of a chance of

winning a thing. Not allowed. And I figured that out just in time. Before you went to and then I

was like you're right for bribery. That's a good rule. That's a good one. I think that that was

probably the right call to have that rule in place. I didn't think through the full implications

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