Third eye drops are intended for open-minded adults.

Now administering third eye drops. Exile your speculatory tentacles to the suspended animation pool pals.

Save your simulation theory theories, tuck away your technodelic sutras about binary fractal self-replicating

what's a whosits in the closet of your qualia temple, my wonder dippers,

because this episode is dripping with a different sort of sheen.

The magic of reality, real hard, measurable science.

And it is just as fantastic and mysterious as anything we've ever covered on this show if you ask me

because we are talking about the actual code of nature, the language of God if you like, the caduceus of light itself, DNA, I don't feel like that's good enough.

D. D.N. A. That was much more fitting. And this is actually something of a tough topic for me to wrap my temporal tentacles around,

because apparently I don't know what I did,

I just astral projected through all of biology in school or something because I hardly

remember anything about it aside from the most rudimentary obtuse basics and man the inattentiveness of my past self really chaps me now for a lot of reasons

actually but especially in terms of my lack of excitement about biology

as a teenager because now that we happen to be in a time that we are breaching the epidermis of the era of biotechnical magic.

There's just there's just so much sexy stuff cracking the eggshell of existence coming into being, especially

technologies like CRISPR that are going to allow us to truly take hold of physical reality in

unimaginable ways from obvious things like editing disease out of our lives all the way on up to the most

trivial features of your unborn designer babies and not to mention how it's going

to impact all sorts of other industries and technologies

in ways that we can't even fathom. But as I just told you, I am a total neophyte

when it comes to this stuff so you would be a silly

silly goose to listen to me I'll tell you straight up I just regurgitate

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