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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

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Yeah, it's a bunch of segments from the last several

weeks the wackiest the most amusing insightful that sort of thing yeah this is very very exciting

you haven't heard this stuff oh could be it could be funny could be touching you might cry you

might laugh at the armstrong and giddy replay i broke up with my iPhone for two weeks

and fooled around with an old school flip phone but but this forces friction into your life. It takes away all that ease. It was really excruciating at first, but then we went back and the brain tests were really staggering. Even the experts are surprised by the difference. Your hippocampus, the part of your brain that creates memories, it's shrinking because we use Google

maps. We don't navigate the world the way our ancestors did. Our focus has gone from about two

and a half minutes. People could focus on something year 2000 or so. Now it's around 47 seconds.

Well, our hippopotamuses are shrinking.

That's correct, yeah.

Lack of water to the Nile.

That's Bill Weir.

Really interesting story.

So what was the last stat they had there?

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