From the brains behind brains on, this is moment of um.

Answering those questions that make you go, um, um, um, moment of um, um, moment of Um, um, um, comes to you from APM Studios. I'm Braxton Bramblebush, the third.

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Oh, hello. It's me, Braxton Bramblebush, the third. I love to judge books by their cover.

But not just books, I'll judge anything by how it looks on the outside. Because the outside

tells you all you need to know. My opinions are always very correct and very useful to society.

Just watch me judge this thing.

Peach skin?

Very fuzzy.

Clearly the fruit inside is hairy and icky.

No thanks.

Two out of ten stars.

Or how about turtle shells?

Hard, plate-like surface.

Inside there must be a hard-as-nails creature. Very cool.

Seven out of ten stars.

But I digress. I'm having a total dilemma.

I've been asked to have an opinion about volcanoes.

But sometimes volcanoes erupt, and then their outsides are covered in lava, which is their

insides. So like, in this case, the insides become the outsides. How do I brashly and swiftly judge that?

I need the deeds on lava, so I can have a wildly popular and absolutely correct opinion about it.

And Josh wants to know, too, what is lava made of?

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