Thinking Sideways: Charles Darwin's Health

Shattered Souls

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🗓️ 25 June 2015

⏱️ 76 minutes

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Summary

The theories of Charles Darwin, the father of the theory of natural selection, are known world wide. What isn't known is what caused his ill health. For much of his life Darwin suffered from varying chronic symptoms but to this day we still don't know what caused them.

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0:00.0	I don't understand.
0:20.4	Hello everybody and welcome again to another episode of Thinking Sideways.
0:26.4	This podcast where I talk in a weird monotone voice.
0:29.7	Not really. Hey everybody, this is Steve and as always I am joined by...
0:35.4	Devon.
0:36.4	And Joe.
0:37.4	And once again we have another mystery to bring to you.
0:41.4	What?
0:42.4	Yeah really it's not all cats on the internet.
0:45.4	What?
0:46.4	We know there's just something else on the internet.
0:49.4	I'm only talking about the cats.
0:51.4	Well, okay well this week we're we're going to talk about a man who is revered as the father of the theory of natural selection, which be Charles Darwin.
1:03.4	And I know that you're asking yourself well what's the mystery about Darwin?
1:07.4	Well it's it's a simple and a complex one.
1:11.4	Yeah.
1:12.4	Who was the detective on like murder of the Orient express?
1:17.4	No.
1:18.4	Was it a pooro?
1:19.4	Was it a pooro?
1:20.4	I thought it was.
1:21.4	Maybe it was a pooro.
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