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randomly put all the loose ends together. With that I bring you my very first Popare show on this

episode of Everything Everywhere Daily.

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The theme of this show and I didn't really recognize it until I had put everything together is survival

surviving under very unique circumstances the first story for this Grabbag episode deals with an interesting question.

Has anyone ever been hit by a meteorite?

As in, has a rock which has been hurled from space, entered Earth's atmosphere, and then

actually hit a human being on their body? The answer is surprisingly yes, and

that person actually lived. The reason why it's surprising is that the actual space taken up by human bodies is quite small.

Going under the assumption that you could fit 10 humans into a square meter, standing shoulder to shoulder.

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