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Oh No, Ross and Carrie

Ross Meets Nathan H. Lents: Human Errors Edition

Oh No, Ross and Carrie

Ross and Carrie

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4.85.2K Ratings

🗓️ 18 November 2019

⏱️ 74 minutes

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Summary

Ross sits down at CSICon 2019 with scientist, professor and author Nathan H. Lents to talk about his latest book Human Errors. Find out why we no longer make our own Vitamin C, can't absorb our own B12, and what's up with sinuses, childbirth and junk DNA.

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0:00.0

Hello, welcome to Ona Ross and Carrie, the show where we don't just report on fringe science,

0:13.3

spirituality and claims of the paranormal needs, but the f-f-what?

0:16.5

No, we take part ourselves.

0:18.6

That's right, when they make the claims, we show up so you don't have to.

0:21.4

I'm Ross Blacher.

0:22.4

And I'm Carrie Poppy.

0:23.7

And we're here today with an interview.

0:25.9

Yeah.

0:26.9

An interview from Cicon, CSIcon in Las Vegas, 2019.

0:31.4

Yeah.

0:32.2

So this was you and him, you and he, the interview-y.

0:36.3

Yes, Nathan H. Lentz.

0:38.5

He's a biologist and he wrote a book called Human Errors, A Panorama of Our Glitches,

0:43.9

From Pointless Bones to Broken Jeans.

0:46.0

Sounds cool.

0:47.0

Yeah, I'd mentioned this on a previous episode because I was so jazzed after reading it.

0:50.7

And it was a pretty fun story.

0:51.9

I kind of talked about it when I interview him, but I saw a guy who had the book on his lap

0:56.7

and I said, oh, that's a really good book.

0:58.5

Like I thought I was doing him a favor.

1:00.0

You're going to enjoy that.

1:01.0

And he said, oh, thanks.

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