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Alright, time is about to books. One, two, one, two, three, four.

Two big big came across a pharmacy with a two in that's lost it out.

Hello everybody and welcome to Saw bones, Marital Tour of Miscite and Medicine. I'm your co-host Justin McElbowley.

And I'm Sydney McElbowley.

And Sydney, I'm so excited to be here with you to record this great podcast.

I'm really appreciate you did more work than me on this one.

Oh, I wouldn't call it work, Sid. I wouldn't because once again we are turning to the annals of the Marvel universe to talk about Marvel anatomy to get the perspective in sight, wisdom, all of it of Dr.

Sidney McElbowley. One of the leading experts not only in biology but superheroes and superhero biology.

I've never I've never claimed that we try to alternate if we're going to do a heavier more serious episode to do something that's a little lighter the next time around to give you give you a break.

And we're going as light as we go. Justin's taking over.

Oh, this one.

It's kind of light to a point where it's almost sort of if femoral. It's almost like not not very important.

I know it's very important. Well, let me say I would you would think that episodes like this would be among our least controversial as compared to some of the heavier topics we cover.

But what I found the last time you did this is a lot of people will definitely have thoughts on opinions on the things that we say about Marvel characters.

It is pretty controversial. Okay, they can have whatever they want. Let me say something. If I'm reading to you from this book, this is canonically made by the Disney Walt Disney corporation.

Of which Marvel is a subsidiary. So this is just as legit and anything else you might read.

Yeah, but what I'm saying is when I start riffing on what I think that means from a medical or scientific or pseudo scientific standpoint.

Keep it. Hey, hey, pal's. Keep it to yourself. All right.

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