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1:31:40ways. And um this was, you know, and for folks who may have friends or family members that are impacted by some of these things, hopefully this may bring you just at least a better fundamental understanding of like what the body is doing >> uh and why it is so difficult. Yeah. >> Uh to solve this problem. Um again, frontier research and and therapeutics, there is a large delta between these two things. And the authors themselves make that point. There there's a bunch of news news articles where you can read quotes from the authors and they say, you know, there's there's a giant delta, but you got to do the science. You got to do the work. We got to start somewhere. And so

1:32:21I just want to be careful about making this people's takeaway being, oh, there's going to be a solution soon for my loved one. That's not the story here. No. >> But hopefully this helps you understand how we do get to these solutions. Yeah. um and why they do take time. Um we've found a mechanism. We've not necessarily created the actual >> end product. Uh but great story. Love the bio stuff. We will wrap up this week in half the time >> of the last episode. Uh, for those still listening, you can always catch our shows across all the main platforms,

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1:33:44they've made it to the end. Some of you I I do want to say in the last episode, the Germany the German clapback prompt, >> those are some of them are brutal. >> Some of them were very good. Yeah, some of them were >> some of them were very good. Eventually when we can do more production stuff, we'll pull them up live. That's beyond the scope of what we can do right now. Two people. So, you guys did well. Do you have any thoughts? Yeah, maybe I was thinking, you know, in the vein of ev evolutionary pharmarmacology, what's like one animal out there that you you'd like want like an ability from or like, you know, like if we could do evolutionary pharmarmacology on on an animal and like get some kind of, you know, ability, what what what would it

1:34:25be? For the Gillum monster, it was the low blood sugar. For the snake, it was the low blood pressure. So, what what do you guys think? That's a great one. Uh I am Lester Nar joined as always by my co-host and our resident PhD Krishna Chowdery. We are so happy for all of you who joined us. For many of the new folks who may have caught some of our last four or five episodes that were super physics and math heavy. Welcome to the best general science show on earth. We cover everything and it'll just eb and flow with what's in the news and where our timing is >> and what we find interesting.

1:35:05>> Next episode, it'll be coming up on our Labor Day weekend, so it might be a little bit more relaxed than normal. So, we wanted to give you one last good solid deep dive before we take a little bit of a half break and we will see you all next week.

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