Moon Trees and Watching Memories Form

We Have Concerns

Anthony Carboni/Jeff Cannata

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4.9 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 4 April 2022

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Summary

One of the Apollo 14 astronauts took a bag of tree seeds to the moon. A few years after the astronauts returned home, some of the seeds were planted across the United States... and then forgotten. Anthony and Jeff discuss the effort to track down these Moon Trees, and if they really mean something. Then, researchers have directly observed what happens inside the brain of a zebra fish when it is being traumatized. Jeff and Anthony talk about what this breakthrough means, and how exactly the scientists traumatized those fish.

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0:00.0	It's Mary Lou, not Lou Mary, you know what I'm saying?
0:18.8	This is We Have Concerns.
0:21.7	Hi Jeff Kedada.
0:23.0	I have the decarbony.
0:24.2	Hello Concerns citizens Jeff.
0:26.3	I want to tell you that I was embarrassed this week because I came across a article in
0:39.1	the Atlantic.
0:40.1	As you know, I like to sit in my study and read the Atlantic or the IP reader.
0:47.6	You know, the economist, these are things that I read.
0:50.6	This is your day.
0:51.6	That's my day really.
0:53.0	I like to have an NPR on in the background.
0:56.2	I like to just really think like cognac.
0:58.2	Yeah.
0:59.2	I like to just upper middle class Neo live my way through the day if I can.
1:05.6	And so I was reading this article in the Atlantic and buddy, the headline says it and I was
1:12.6	mortified because it was true.
1:15.4	Jeff, we forgot about the moon trees.
1:18.1	Oh no.
1:20.3	Again?
1:21.3	Again.
1:22.3	And constantly and consistently we are always forgetting about the moon trees.
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