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It's a podcast where two brothers answer your questions give you a piece of advice and bring you all the weeks from both Mars and AFC Wimbledon. John, did you know that you could put any boat on your head as a hat? I did not know that. All you have to do is turn it over so it's capsized.
Yes. I like that one. I like that one. It would be really hard to make me laugh right now.
I'll be honest with you. I do not feel well. Now I want to be clear that Hank did not make me record this podcast. I gave him so many opportunities to not do it.
He said you should feel free to not record the podcast but just so you know I don't have any guests and it's been a couple weeks since we were together. That's what he said. I didn't say that. I totally could have got a sub.
And so I have risen from my COVID sick bed drenched in sweat to make a podcast out of I want to be clear about this. A desire to have exactly one conversation. And Hank I look forward to whatever questions from our listeners you can dig up. But I need to talk to you in public about something that you mentioned on Twitter.
I know what it is. It has me deeply, deeply disturbed. We need to have a talk, a very serious talk. You recently tweeted that you were outside of a Jiffy Loub and three different people screamed Hank Green at you and that that was not as relaxing as you would have preferred.
And I agree that's not relaxing. Now we both genuinely like when people in counter-reson public and they say hello and say something nice about us or our work. That is a lovely experience. I don't want to speak for you but in general we are happy to take selfies and it's genuinely nice.
It is something we enjoy. The exception I would throw in there is if I'm actively doing a thing with Katherine or Warren and we're trying to get the thing done. If it looks like that then you saw us. I like to chat a little bit and find out why people know who I am or etc.
But John has informed me of a way to knock it yelled at when there's a full Jiffy Loub parking lot between you and the road. It is so simple and I have known about it because John has been telling you and it works so well and it is to wear a hat. And the great thing is, as I said in the intro joke, I can get a hat any time there's a boat nearby. That's true.
It's very true. Put it right on. I don't want some of my hats now because I've realized that this is absolutely like it. I think it mostly introduces a little bit of like, I'm just not quite sure if that tank.
Yeah. And so like the great people don't really know who I am. Yeah. Still say hi.
Like people who are really invested in like Nerdfighteria still say hi. Somebody who saw you on their for you page on TikTok three weeks ago. Yeah. Like he's like, oh, well, it's not a hat.
It's not a hat. It doesn't work. They go from like 98% sure like 60% sure. And that's not they don't want to do that.
That's weird if you're 60% sure. So it works. And I've seen it work. And what has happened because of this is whenever I go on vacation, I forget to bring a hat.
So I have 1000 hats and I never bring them anywhere with me because I have established habits over my life and I was never a hat wearer. Well, starting now you are no more going to get your oil change without a hat. That sounds like some kind of like code, but it's not. That's just, that's just what I mean.
I could have sat inside of the jiffy loop too, but it was a nice day. All right. That's all I wanted to say Hank, where I have. Okay.
So in addition to that though, John, I would like to propose the hat code. If I am wearing my Seattle crack and hat, then you can come up and say hi. No, I'm wearing my sun-coated sanctuary hat. Then you can come up and say hi, but only if you do something exceptional first.
Like I need a handstand or like jump over your own leg, that kind of thing. If I'm wearing my hat's hat, that is like the cat's logo, but it says hats instead of cats, then I'm going to need you to not say hi, but you can do a little wave, but it has to be a little wave and it has to be like above your head and it has to be one, two, four, five, and that's the whole wave. And then you duck down and you put on your own hat that also says hats. And then you do it.
You could do a pirouette if you can, but if you can't, that's fine. I just want you to know what you're getting yourself into, which is that on occasion, that will happen. And so you are creating the possibility of that occurring. Yeah.
If I'm wearing an entire art for like somebody walks up to you does an entire art performance and then says hello. That is I'm wearing my Missoula Osprey hat. You cannot say hi. You have to say, play ball.
Okay. That works. Oh God. Okay.
Moving on. So here's, here's our first question from McKenzie who asked Steer Hank and John. I've been asked to house it 100 ducks. Help.
John, help. Do you have duck experience? I've actually had sat like 70 chickens and some of them were ducks. So I'm actually an expert in this field.
Now it depends on how long your house is sitting 100 ducks for. If you're house is sitting 100 ducks for longer than about four days, you're going to have to watch some YouTube videos. I think that you got it. Yeah.
I mean, that's my first suggestion. If you're house sitting 100 ducks for three days, food, water, egg collection, and you're going to be okay. Yeah. I think that we're going to get plenty of advice for how to take care of the ducks from the duck owner.
They're going to tell you what to do. That's such a good point. One thing people who own 100 ducks will do is let you know about the car and feed. Yeah.
But what they're not going to tell you is what else to do with 100 ducks. Like, you feed them, you water them, you walk them. But what else do you do? Do you fight them?
Do you do you take a lot of selfies? Can you crowd surf on ducks? No. Can you take them to a pond?
What else can you do with 100 ducks? Yeah. I definitely think setting up an iPhone outside of the duck enclosure. I'm imagining that these 100 ducks don't live in public, maybe.
But there'd be a lot of duck replenishment if they're just out and about. Yeah. I think you fight them. Obviously, not in trying to be fatal way.
But people always say, would you rather fight one duck-sized humans or 100 human-sized ducks? This is a real opportunity to find out what it's like to fight 100 ducks-sized ducks. And so, I think you got to have the Queensbury Rules kind of thing where obviously nobody is allowed to get hurt. The referee has to intervene if somebody's down for more than 10 seconds and needs to be a doctor on site, all that stuff.
But I think you fight. Yeah. Well, there's always that question. Would you rather fight 100 ducks or one horse?
And so you need a horse. And the only person who really knows the answer. And you know what you're going to find out is that you'd rather fight 100 ducks. So I asked on Twitter, what would you do if you had 100 ducks?
Someone said play duck duck goose, which would be a long game of duck duck goose. Don't be so fun though if you had 100 ducks and one goose. Yeah. Somebody else said, first things first names.
That was cool. You're like, you're like, you're like, I have an Eve being like, I shall name you cow and you shall be hawk. You're hawk. Yeah.
And I was like, it's going to start going through weird things from the Star Wars universe, your wedge and tilies. You're, I can't remember any other weird people from Star Wars. Okay. All right.
I would name Darklighter. I would name 26 of them versions of Jar Jar Binks that aren't Jar Jar Binks. Oh, that's great. No, 100 bar bar dinks.
Car bar finks. Jar Jar links are far ninks. Now just go. Yeah.
Well, you only have to you could really mix it up. It could be larmar banks. Yes. It's still a Jar Jar Binks.
You could get 100 Jar Jar Binks rhymes. Oh, easy. And then you just call them like DDB and that's not a yeah. Yeah.
Yeah. Hey, I just realized something, Hank, that's pretty significant. Uh huh. So I just realized what Duck Duck Goose is.
It's a children's game. I know, man. I understand that. I just understand the joke.
They're like, I'm friend. I understand the trend. Yes. If you touch a duck on the head, nothing happens.
So you touch a goose. You touch a goose. It chases you. Like, I'm going to wild aggressive.
I'm going to I'm going to end you with my with my goose parts. Exactly. Any of all of these are weapons now. Yes.
You thought they were soft and fluffy. All of its weapons. My hails a weapon. My beaks a weapon.
My eyes are weapons. Shoot my feathers at you if I have to. Like work your bike wheels through the air. Goose.
Yeah. Next time you know that. Goose don't just chase attack. Oh, yeah.
You catch them. You start flapping, stand on them and flap. Like that. Did you know that?
But no, that's entirely new. You are the one who has let me know that there was a deeper premise to Duck Duck Goose. I think I've made a discovery. Well, I bet other people know.
No, I think that I have like recovered ancient knowledge. Hank, like they did the Renaissance. I think like I'm going back to Socrates. It is sometimes called duck duck gray duck.
There's apparently great ducks are mean or quail, quail, quail, quail, quarry because in New Jersey and New England where they can say all words apparently quail, quail, quail, quarry. Are you joking me? All right. Hank, let's move on to another question.
All right. Hank, I'm feeling better enough to ask a question. This question comes from Gabe who asks quick question, John and Hank, how do I move a tectonic plate? Even if it's one of the small ones, like the Indian plate, could humans do something to push it away from Asia and form its own independent continent?
Even if it took like hundreds of years and trillions of dollars, could we use rockets or bombs to move it? Bringing tech jobs near you, Gabe, but tech dispelled T E C T. It's an exciting new field. Hank, where we create new continents by moving tectonic plates, it seems like it would go great.
But what's the science say? The science says no. I'm pretty sure it rarely does science answer with two letters. But in this case, it does.
John, the great news is that we don't need to spend trillions of dollars to make anything a continent. The definition of a continent is entirely arbitrary. And I know this because many people are taught that there are different numbers of continents that I was taught that there were seven, you may have been taught that there are five or there are six or and I might make up an eighth or ninth or tenth. Like, look, not all of Europe even touches itself technically maybe.
So you can make like, why is the UK and Europe? It's not part of Europe. It's like literally disconnected from you. You can say that Alaska and Siberia are a continent.
Like, I think you should. I think you should. I've got a proposal. I'm ready.
Hank, I've been waiting for this moment. There is the Lena River. It goes through Siberia. It's very big.
It's very long. And that is where Asia ends. And the continent of Alaska, Bria begins. And it goes all the way across the rest of Siberia and all of Alaska and maybe a little bit of the UConn territory.
So Canada doesn't get annoyed. And that is our new continent. That's continent eight. There is a little bit of water that separates parts of Siberia, Alaska from other parts of Alaska, but yeah, it's still the same continent, just like it is, just like it is in Europe.
Yeah, we're going to go ahead and take all of those sort of upper territories too. Oh, yeah. That's part of it as well. Greenland, that's in there too.
Absolutely. Iceland didn't do you're not in Europe anymore. You're in Alaska, Bria. I don't know that you can make the case for Iceland.
I guess I think we're out here making the case for Europe. I'll make any case I feel is makeable. You're right. What is it?
Is Russia obviously in Asia? Russia is partly in Asia and partly in Europe because continents are made up. Sure, why not? And also Russia is partly in Alaska, Bria.
Yeah, obviously. So large swaths of Russia are in fact, Alaskabirian territory. Now, people are going to say like, oh, there's there's lots of political tensions between parts of Alaska, Bria and other parts of Alaska, Bria, lots of political tensions and parts of Asia and other parts of Asia, parts of South America, Africa, South America. Yeah, you think Canada likes us?
Come on. Yeah. This is just a geopolitical reality, which is that Alaska, Bria has a lot more in common with Alaska, Bria that Alaska has with Houston, Texas, like that's just a fact. Now, it's also important to note that in response to the original question that absolutely you cannot push.
I think that the Indian continental plate is pushing into the Asian continental plate right now, which means that we would have to not just not just push it, but overcome the force that it's already pushing with. So that would you know, that was enough force to make the like the tallest mountain on Earth and also a number of the tallest mountains on Earth. So it's going to take, we generally underestimate the amount of energy that is inside of our planet. And to the point where if you listen to the last episode of Dear Hank and John, you're going to think to yourself, to remember the part where the inside of the Earth has repeatedly killed almost all of the life on the outside of the Earth many times over the course of the history of the planet.
So watch out what you do. We probably can't have any effect on it, but as much as we can, we probably shouldn't. Cool. Thanks for that.
Definitely don't use bombs. Back to Alaska. Period jokes. I'm just saying no.
You know the best thing about it, Hank. I mean, there's a lot of great things about it. But the best thing about it is you know that that weird line that goes straight down the middle of the world for no particular reason? Yes, the international date line.
Yeah, Alaska. Yeah, it has a good reason to exist. Alaska. It would be the only continent in two days.
I bet you're right. I'm right. That seems right. I'm right.
It's a two day continent, which makes it exceptional. Which reminds me that this podcast is brought to you by the two day continents of Earth. There's one and we made it up and you can't. And to all the citizens of Alaska, you're just gonna have to get on board.
Well, your nationality doesn't change. It's just that the continent you're living on changes. Yeah, citizenship. That's not a big deal.
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Don't try to be Ryan Aliyah. It's like the singer spelled differently. Okay, I see. I was scrolling through IG today.
The IG, is that what they call it now? The IG? Oh God. Through the gram, through the Iggy.
The Iggy today. When I hear you say those words, it's like, everything inside of me like once to fold up. I was throwing through the Iggy today. Take under the ground and like try to just wait out the winter.
And so today I was scrolling through the gigity, a gigity when I saw a video of some balloons hitting the power line of power line. And it got me thinking, if the electricity flowing through power lines is enough to make those balloons explode in a white light and make a lot of buzzing noises, why doesn't that happen to birds? Furthermore, why do birds stay chilling on power lines? This is urgent as I see a bird flying toward power lines right now and I need to know if I should warn him.
Best wishes Aliyah. First of all, I'm looking forward to redesigning the Instagram logo to say, a gigity, which they do they are doing a lot of changes at Instagram and Facebook did just rebrand a meta. So I don't know. I think that it might be time.
They could call it the gram, they could call it IG, but I think that they should call it a gigity. A gigity, a gigity. I don't think you want to go a gigity, a gigity. I think it's a gigity, a gigity.
A gigity, a gigity. Okay. A gigity, a gigity. The Facebook's largest social pipeline.
Why don't we just rebrand their stuff? Like we're fricking genius is out of it. We do great work, John. We do great work.
So it turns out that if you, now don't try this at home, but if you are just touching the power line and nothing else, you're just part of the system and the energy is just going on by. Don't try this at home. Don't try this at home. And that's why birds can do this.
So they're just sort of become part of the system. Now, what happens is if a bird, and this does happen sometimes, if a bird bridges the gap between two power lines, they are now part of a new system. And that system allows electrons to go from that one place where there's a lot of electric potential to another place, and they are the bridge. And so you can sometimes actually see when large blocks of birds fly on power lines, this can happen, where like individual birds will be close enough together that they will allow that spark to arc between the two power lines and it will be a big thing that will kill a lot of birds.
And this is what happened with the balloons. The balloons did not touch a power line. They touched two power lines at once. And then allowed the circuit to get shorted between those two lines.
Wow. And this will happen sometimes when, like you, I saw, I don't know what it was, but it was like some kind of predator was chasing some other animal and was leaped from one power line to another to try to catch it, and they were both shocked to death. Wow. And people were like, why are these two animals just dead on my driveway?
And that's what happened. Wow. Wow. Don't touch power lines.
Don't touch power lines. Don't touch power lines in anything else at once. But just don't touch power lines. If you're listening and you're a bird, it's okay to learn a power line.
How else are you going to get recharged? You're listening and you're a bird. Congratulations. It's amazing.
Yeah, they can hear it through their feet because they're touching power lines. All right. Before we get to the all important news from Mars and AFC Wimbledon, I have one question from Andrew who writes, Dear John and Hank, I'm stuck with mediocre coffee because I live in Canada. And my question is, why are so many US products not available in Canada?
We're really not that far away. Andrew. All right, Andrew, good news. The awesome coffee club is now available in Canada.
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It's not the physical distance. It's the human constructions. Yes. We can even send it to Alaska-Beria as long as it is the American or Canadian parts of Alaska-Beria.
So awesomecoffeeclub.com. John, it occurs to me looking through these questions. There is no longer any doubt in my mind that Rosie Anna gave us a bunch of bird questions. And it took us this long to notice.
Yeah, it's a lot of bird questions. That's good. Does she sometimes do this? Maybe she does it and we never notice it.
Does she sometimes collect on a theme and we just never notice? It was the bird episode, everyone. It was the bird spec, actually. Oh, my God.
We figured out DuckDuckGoose. Hey. Hey, if you Wimbledon have in the last eight days, if you Wimbledon have played two league football matches. I mean, both of those games, we were up two-nil.
Two-nil. Look, John, I'm not going to let you feel bad about being up and then losing or drawing because you're scoring goals. And that's the thing you have to do to win soccer games. We were a senior- That's true.
We were scoring goals. There was a lot of concern about not being able to score goals at all. And I'm feeling good about you scoring goals. With six minutes remaining in the game on Saturday, we were up two-nil to Doncaster.
And we went ahead and tied two-two. We gave up two goals in the last three minutes of the game. Then yesterday as we were recording this, we played a man's field town. Everybody's favorite man's field town.
We were up two-nil after 16 minutes and I was like, this is never going to work. And indeed it didn't. We then gave up two quick goals. And then our most experienced player, Welsh international Chris Gunther, got a red card in the 45th minute.
That's early. Yeah. He over-reacted to getting the ball kicked in his face. And I would argue that he didn't over-react that much, given that the ball was kicked in his face.
But I don't think the referee saw the ball getting kicked in his face. I only think he saw the reaction. So that's how it goes. Sometimes got a red card.
We gave up three-second half goals. So we lost. Up two-nil, we lost five-two. When you get a red card, you don't just lose the player, right?
You also lose the ability to have that number of people on the field. Exactly. So you're down to 10 players for the rest of the game. For 45 minutes.
We did not cope well with that situation. Well, I don't feel like that's maybe a bit of an outlier. I mean, let's hope. But other than that, you've not lost any games.
Here's the thing. Since January 1, Wimbledon have been ahead in 14, 1-4 league games of those 14 games. We have won one. That's weird.
That is weird. I don't know what you're doing, but it does seem like you're doing something wrong. So it's true that Josh Davison are very, very inexplicably large bottom tall person scoring goals. It's true that Nathan Young-Komes are new.
He goes by NYC because those are his initials. It's true that NYC with his frosted tips in his beautiful hair has scored two magnificent goals. It's true that there's hope. And yet, 14 leads and one victory is like, it's hard to even explain to people who don't watch soccer how impossible that is.
There are not that many goals in soccer games. So like leading them usually means that you win them, but not us. But not you. Here's what I think.
I think that it's bad luck and that your luck will change. I mean, let's hope. Let's hope. I feel like I've been on a bit of, I mean, in general, I'm a very lucky person, but I feel like I had not had great luck the last two weeks.
It is true. I feel like you have COVID and your whole family is miserable is the week that you're allowed to lament briefly your luck. Well, let's speak in Mars news. Scientists have been surprised by the lack of water that they have found underneath the inside lander.
So that is the lander. It's able to sort of like detect stuff, vibrations and stuff. And that can tell us what's underneath it. And the lander has been exploring the Elician Phoenicia in many of Mars quakes in the area.
And since exploring this theoretically, and since the area that it's exploring is definitely cold enough to freeze water, scientists were hoping, wondering if there was going to be any subsurface water. But so far, the top 300 meters of that subsurface hasn't turned up any evidence using the models that we have, sort of like house vibrations move around inside planets. Any evidence of water at all. Mars is crushed as a bunch of like holes and pores in it.
And if those that would be like places for water to end up and then freeze, but we are not seeing that those faces are cemented together the way they would be if there was frozen water, we're seeing that they are open. So that doesn't mean that there's no water there. It could just be like different or less than we were expecting. And so it's not plugging up those holes, but it's that we are surprised by how little evidence of water we have found underneath the inside lander.
It's new information and it is curious. Wow. So there's just one spot to big planet. But still that is weird because it is a spot that was chosen, correct me if I'm wrong, partly because we figured that there would be water underneath.
I don't actually know. Okay. I'm sure that it was a thing that I think that was a thing they did expect to see it. So probably there was some some of that.
Wow. Fascinating. I want a hundred ducks, but only for like an hour. Yeah, I think that's a good business model.
Hank, I think I might just stumbled onto a million dollar idea of a hundred ducks for an hour dot com. Gosh, well, there's no actually knowing Hank. It would be a hundred ducks for an H O U dot R. I think a hundred ducks for an hour.com is available.
I know, but you still like a lot of times even when the dot com is available, you're like, my heart sings dot club. It's not true. We couldn't get awesome socks. Awesome.
Socks up.com. I wanted it. Yeah. We're definitely not getting it now.
I'm hungry, John. What am I going to eat? I don't know. Good luck.
I haven't been hungry in like five days. John, thanks for making a podcast with me. Even though you have bad COVID and thanks for all of the hat advice. If you want to send us questions, you can do that at Hank and John at gmail.com.
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