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Ep171 "Why Do Some Urges Feel Irresistible?" with Paige Gordon

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Ep 170 "Will Mars Create a New Species of Human?" with Scott Solomon

What happens when we start birthing babies on Mars? Might a Martian human become unable to survive on Earth because of differences in microbes and gravity? How much of your body is shaped by the details of this planet? Will radiation accelerate human evolution on Mars? Could livi ...  Show more

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