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The Welcome back to write answers mostly, a podcast on what you didn't learn in history class, but you really wanted to. My name is Tess Falomo. And my name is Claire Donald. Claire, I have a question for you. I have a question for you.

And I just want to hear like what, what you would do in the situation.

And Rammies, please follow along.

Imagine discovering the secret of life and then having your male coworkers publish it first.

Is that the question?

That's the question.

Just to get us all fired up.

I think I would like to say um i have a list of names and

yours is in red underline and that's the perfect answer that's really all that you need to say

so rames today that is why we're going to be talking about rosalind franklin claire do you know anything

about this woman no um as you guys, I'm not a big science and math

girly. Like I like to lean into the history and literature, which is why we're here. But I'm

really excited to know more about her. Claire, let's start with the structure of DNA.

Don't worry. This is not going to be a science podcast, but we are going to be talking about some chemistry,

some physics along the way. So we know the DNA is basically the blueprint for all living things,

right? It's like how you have your blonde hair, or I guess. No, that's not true. I have my blonde hair

from the bottle. It's how you have your brunette hair, your hazel eyes. It's how we, you know, genetics, DNA, all of that is just like how we are formed. And it was, quote, discovered by three men because that's the story that we've all heard. It were these assholes, Washington, Rick and Wilkins. So remember those names. They were Nobel Prize winners.

You know, they were like the big brains and like the guys that changed everything.

Were they American?

No, they were British.

Okay.

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