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How To Do Everything

The Only Olympics Guide You'll Ever Need

How To Do Everything

NPR

4.21.5K Ratings

🗓️ 5 August 2016

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Summary

With how-to advice from a bunch of Olympians and Patrick Stewart.

Transcript

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0:00.0

Hey there, before we start today's show, we want to tell you about NPR1. It's an app for your phone. It has stuff to listen to on it.

0:13.0

It's kind of like Pandora for public radio.

0:15.0

You can listen to a podcast, different stories that you like,

0:18.0

and as you make different choices, the app adjusts to suit your preferences.

0:23.0

The beauty is it gives you the illusion of choice

0:26.0

when clearly all of our actions and the shows we listen to

0:30.0

have been preordained by fate.

0:33.0

You can find NPR 1 in the App Store, NPR O-N-E.

0:38.0

Any attempt to battle fate by saying, you know what, maybe I will choose even though I was about to listen to

0:46.0

the Ted Radio Hour I will choose to listen to fresh air instead.

0:54.0

That choice, even though it feels like a rebellion

0:58.0

against the path you were on,

1:02.0

that rebellion was, is the path.

1:07.0

Nothing is real.

1:09.0

Not even in PR1.

1:11.2

This tale was foretold in the old Greek myth of invisiblia.

1:17.0

The 2016 Summer Olympics are finally here. The games begin this weekend in Rio.

1:27.0

This happens only every four years, depending on the planet you live on on Earth,

1:32.0

when a year is 365 days, other planets. depending on the planet you live on on Earth,

1:32.5

when a year is 365 days, other planets,

1:35.1

it may happen every year or even every day.

1:38.6

So to celebrate the arrival of the Olympics,

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