This closing segment is housekeeping: the hosts explain they kept the episode short on purpose ahead of a fast turnaround for Nobel week, ask viewers to comment their own predictions for Medicine, Physics, and Chemistry before Monday, and mention they may do a live preview on Instagram. No new scientific content is introduced.
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38:42keep it quick and tight today. We have a lot to prepare for next week for a fast turnaround after having just come back and still working through our interviews. And so, uh, for those who like long episodes, tune in next week. We're definitely going to get into the weeds. Um, but please let us know for those who have finished, which should be most of you, cuz this this week's episode's very short. Let us know in the comments before Monday what do you think is going to win a Nobel Prize in these categories and then we'll see what happens and if you end up being right we'll make sure we comment back. Uh so uh we're super excited. It's going to be
39:23a lot of fun and uh maybe we'll do a little bit of a little live preview uh for those on Instagram. We did a couple of lives for fun at the uncction as the kids say because we don't understand how to use these things anymore. >> Um, but it's great to be able to interact with many of you. Um, but with that we are going to end nice and quick this week. Well under an hour. This is shocking levels. >> The first time in a while. >> Shocking levels. >> Probably in a year. The last time was when we did the Nobel Prize episodes. Uh, we know you guys like the long form. We wanted to get you our predictions before we get into the good stuff. My
40:03name is Lester Nar, joined as always by my co-host and our resident PhD Krishna Chowy. We will see you all next week for the Nobel Prizes.