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All right.

So I'm about some books.

One, two, one, two, one, two, two, three, four. We came across a pharmacy with its a window's the windows blasted out. Pushed on through the broken glass and had ourselves a look around the medicines, the medicines that

Espelet macabre for the mouth.

Hello everybody, welcome to sawbones marital tour of misguided medicine.

I'm your co-host Justin McElroy. I'm Sydney Mcroy.

And I'm so excited to be here with you said it's so rare that my work in the research fields

inspires people and so I mean I'm it's really touching to me that I inspired an

episode you know what I mean? It's beautiful actually.

Well I mean honey you inspire me in so many ways. Oh man I didn't think you'd say that but gosh I'd love to hear more

about it. Well and I will say inspire is an interesting word

because you didn't so much as inspire as commit me

to doing this episode next.

Okay, the memories are flooding back now. And it was, it was, I was going to say live, you threw my hat over the fence.

Is what you did? Inspire, I inspired you to go get your hat that I threw.

You said here, there's your hat over there.

Go get it.

Yeah, Justin, last week you talked about a lot of studies.

Yeah, a lot of science that I on earth, and I talked about how once I reached the, my in-built bias that I was recognizing, I think as we were recording the episode that might be problematic, is that if I am trying to look into something on my own and I hit a scientific study. Now I know by the way I know

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