7 December, 2022 – Episode 904 – How can you science your way out of a lying toddler?

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The planet, earth, the one we all are living on is in trouble.

The moment in which we can do something about it is now, we let a lot of nows go past without doing anything and we are running out of them.

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Some quick science news!

Paleo Feud?
Or, fraud? Researchers suggest that something is fishy about Tanis site publications.

DNA
That’s 2 million years old!

Club Competition
More evidence that ankylosaurs developed clubbed tails to battle each other!

ADHD and autumns child
Age vs season

Lying Toddlers
It’s spontaneous, not malicious.

Cold Noses
Do researchers have real evidence that cold weather leads to more colds?

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Justin’s & Kiki’s interesting animal armchair

Lady Locust
Has superpowers!

Animal Sounds
Do we understand them?

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What science news does Justin have?

Just good news – Chardonnay edition
The fine wines of the United Kingdom

Kids crafted owls in ancient times
Ancient idol or owl doll?

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Neuralink Concerns
Is Neuralink pushing their research too fast?

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