Organ Web

We Have Concerns

Anthony Carboni/Jeff Cannata

Pop, Society & Culture, Culture, Games, Gadgets, News, Internet, Comedy, Science

4.9 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 4 April 2018

⏱️ 20 minutes

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Summary

A study claims to have discovered a new human organ that could help scientists better understand its impact on diseases such as cancer. Reports suggests this organ, called the interstitium, is a series of interconnected, fluid-filled compartments found throughout the body. The study also claims the interstitium is among the body's largest organs. Jeff and Anthony make it through the episode without making a joke about the body's largest organs.

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0:00.0	merchandise and merchandising.
0:02.9	Yeah, that's a good way to start this.
0:04.8	That lets people know that we're just we're still their regular,
0:07.6	we're regular old friends that don't want anything from them except their money.
0:11.2	What's up?
0:11.9	God, merch for you.
0:14.4	Go to wehaveconservids.com slash shop and check out the new Brock Life T-shirt.
0:18.6	Sam and Canon T-shirt, Jetpack Rescue Squad T-shirt.
0:21.2	So many T-shirt.
0:30.0	The 45 minutes is there for most it's there for most of us and yet and yet.
0:44.3	And yet this is we have concerns.
0:46.8	I Jeff can I have the car, bony hello concerned citizens.
0:51.9	Y'all you ever looked inside a human body?
0:55.2	You ever seen like a cadaver or like a you ever seen anything like that?
0:58.9	This no, this is no and I'm a little worried that you're bringing this up this way.
1:03.6	You probably seen like an anatomical at least a chart,
1:06.7	but maybe one of those like desktop models of a human by.
1:09.2	Oh, yeah, with a little puzzle.
1:11.3	You can pull it apart and play around with it and put it back together.
1:14.0	A puzzle, isn't it?
1:15.7	What's kind of crazy to me is how densely packed the human body is.
1:21.4	The human like you imagine the main organs and systems that you know about.
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