We're going to get a little bit splashy, a little bit wet? No. Hello and welcome to The Rest is Science. I am Michael Stevens. And I'm Hannah Fry. We are talking randomness, meaning, and chaos. All of the sweet, easy subjects for today. When was the best era for music? Are you sure water's wet? How many digits of pie do you know? Go on then.

We'll take it in ten, show me?

All right.

Three point.

Almost certainly we're drinking dinosaur pee.

Oh, almost certainly.

I'll be honest with you.

Every jar you've ever had has probably got some dark matter in it.

I'm working on a theory that consciousness itself comes about because the universe has no meaning. I'm slightly obsessed with fridges. Yeah. Which I appreciate isn't a normal sentence. You know, Darwin. I don't know if you've heard. Met him a few times. Michael, when did you last cry? Hannah, I'm glad you asked. Did you like my Hannah impression? That was really good. It was good. Elephants have names that they give each other. You'd be like, Billy! Right. And the elephant would be like, yes. Wow. Which is amazing. Cute. If you win, do we split the... No. I'm a schnit cookie. Look, Newton was just a lazy guy.

Where is I going with this?

You are literally evaporating overnight.

If you just carried on like that, you would eventually end up as a raisin.

Yeah.

You are, honestly, the exact right amount of weird.

I don't really see what's so weird about that.

I guess on that note, we'll finish.