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In this episode, the hosts discuss the significance of Thomas Paine's publication of Common Sense and its impact on the American Revolution. They highlight Paine's criticism of monarchy and his call to action for independence. The conversation then shifts to the topic of magnetic levitation and a recent scientific study on the subject. The hosts explore the potential applications of this technology and the challenges of communicating scientific concepts to the public. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the concept of hovering magnets and the upcoming commercial moon flights. They also talk about various scams and frauds, including a short-term rental scam and a faulty software that led to false accusations of fraud. The hosts also engage in fact-checking, debunking claims about shadow aliens, Taylor Swift's sexuality, and magnets not working in water. Lastly, they explore the potential use of Ibogaine in treating traumatic brain injuries.

 

Common Sense

Thomas Paine

Defying Gravity: Scientists Solve Mystery of Magnetic Hovering Beyond Classical Physics

NASA Peregrine 1 launch: First US moon landing in decades to launch

NRA civil trial threatens to shake up gun rights organization even with leader’s resignation

Miami man indicted in $8.5M short-term rental scam with thousands of victims

False claim Sylvester Stallone turned down Bud Light deal

Sephora body lotion won’t attract spiders

The Simpsons Series Did Not Predict Stephen Hawking’s Visit to Epstein Island

Study Shows Psychedelic Plant Ibogaine Treats Traumatic Brain Injury

 

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