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1:47

the show where I can share a question from

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all that you're not reset, he doesn't and I

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don't know we're going to be there yet. I

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need to warm up a little. I just figured

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I would have to ask your over and over

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and over again if we rebellion for a miss

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the same minutes. Okay well we are there.

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depth and breadth of my

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would like to absorb that depth and

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breadth of your knowledge about how our

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game. Words: can we do that Please

4:35

Lisa Oh. I see what you did

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there that would be was known as

4:39

a segway. know a clunky segue. Assess

4:41

every with we bring on to grown

4:44

ups one and is an expert, the

4:46

other is all liar and it's the

4:48

job of a human Cya to help

4:50

us figure out who was due in

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part of my other than a third

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army line. Amounts in a suburb

4:57

of we are lying about seem

4:59

rude to pursue the growth in

5:01

salt water and we're going to

5:03

learn all about seaweed along with

5:05

our contestants day. who might that

5:08

be least as far. As human

5:10

child contests and is a ten year

5:12

old who liked making movies and movie

5:14

trailers. L A on our own new

5:16

well. Mariana, how are you

5:18

high flying good are you could

5:20

soon be? So I. Just feel

5:23

really, really good. Just oh that's

5:25

great. Yeah, this is way better

5:27

than every other moment. Wow

5:29

and you are here to see it.

5:31

Alianza Excellence! Well let's hear more about

5:34

movie making. Where do you make these

5:36

movies and trailers normal make them at

5:38

home but sometimes I'll get the footage

5:40

from when my like I'll and about

5:42

doing that and then obviously make us

5:45

of is a terrorist at home but

5:47

someone's attention at that mail and are

5:49

all of the things that you just

5:51

record these things in real life or

5:54

do you make up stories? I still

5:56

falls by mouth, play at stuff and

5:58

rely. On seven. Well my

6:00

family and friends and stuff that's too much

6:02

when I love I do want to be

6:04

a director when you grow up. Maybe me

6:06

that Summer sun sun yeah yeah I think

6:09

it sounds like fun to and. If

6:11

you like really need to

6:13

do a tell all documentary

6:15

about me months sit down

6:17

and scheduled time and you

6:19

could do the ultimate interviews.

6:22

A tail. Think about it like. Okay, yeah,

6:24

you're probably nervous as soon as

6:27

the A. Very

6:29

good but we want to learn some more

6:31

about you eliott about we are going to

6:33

do at playing our game to Truth and

6:35

Alive. You are going to share with us

6:38

to truth and one lie but we will

6:40

not know which is which and will have

6:42

to use are critical thinking and possibly a

6:44

little bit of guesswork to sort that from.

6:47

Six and Ileana. In. No particular

6:49

order. Tell us your to choose

6:51

and one lie. I

6:53

can recite hundred is the python

6:55

level i have a better job

6:58

and named gland and counterpart named

7:00

by the and pats up and.

7:02

I love to bake and I guess I'll

7:04

have to be a banana bread and I

7:06

love how each one of those is very

7:08

specific but also a hundred digits of pi?

7:10

Is that possible? What do you think? Lisa?

7:12

Well, Goods or but she's

7:14

made a huge blunder. She comes

7:17

on here. she says the ice

7:19

debate and and yes so I

7:21

say well sees a baker a

7:24

man to She says casinos are

7:26

one hundred digits of pi and

7:28

him and his you know anything

7:31

about aging pie you know up

7:33

high did not have digits in

7:35

it. That would mean that pie

7:38

have singers which is gross and

7:40

I don't think she's making pies.

7:42

With fingers so I know for fact

7:45

that one is alive and it's really

7:47

gross And stop putting singers and pars.

7:49

Ah, Yes, that is gross and

7:52

it would be gross, but I

7:54

think we're talking about pie p

7:56

I which is the mathematical concepts

7:58

and an infinite number. And

8:00

will then. I definitely know it's a lie

8:02

because there's no way anyone's gonna make a

8:04

pie that's made of infinite math Know. Okay,

8:08

we're just gonna stop the madness. L

8:11

E N at which was the first

8:13

is your lie Leads are actually correct.

8:15

I told you know my son. I

8:18

can only a site like twenty

8:20

that as if I know a

8:22

hunch and but I forgot a

8:24

lot of the hands of you

8:26

actually at one point did no

8:28

one hundred digits of pi that's

8:30

amazing. A It does mean however

8:32

that you have to have a

8:34

bearded dragon and to durables and

8:36

that you love to bake especially

8:38

banana bread which sounds delicious and

8:40

installation yum. Thank you so much

8:42

for sharing those. Okay, and what

8:44

about seaweed? You ever bake with

8:46

seaweed? Now I try. To lead

8:48

I had a long time ago and

8:50

I kinda like the attack against by

8:53

I mistakenly thought the teriyaki flavor which

8:55

is very strong so that's kind of

8:57

ruined by loan and will have to

9:00

revisit I think especially after today and

9:02

maybe after we learn some amazing facts

9:04

about seaweed from our expert so it

9:07

is time to welcome them. Lisa can

9:09

we get some music for our seaweed

9:11

experts Please. Some. On and

9:13

bring me know. Review is

9:16

the anti around. And

9:18

then we'll go. Down

9:21

all the we disarm them

9:23

will flavors for now would

9:25

say. Yes,

9:29

he's slavery is wrong.

9:33

Nice. Lead to an okay

9:36

Arthur's exercise his eyes as

9:38

it sees as it is

9:40

this else. Ileana. Highly on.

9:42

My name is Isaac Low Iron

9:44

Chef owner of Trudeau which is

9:46

the only certified organic Michelin star

9:48

restaurants and I'm also an author.

9:50

My cookbook is called Gastro Obscure.

9:53

a commentary adventure you very. Much

9:55

Isaac let's meet our such as effort.

9:57

Gabrielle A brass gabrielle us into this

9:59

is. Ariana highly on as

10:01

I am a marine biologist network.

10:03

As University of New Hampshire and

10:06

I work with the mean and

10:08

selfish. Excellent. About

10:18

those cells Tones, Lisa.

10:21

Those other towns. Says

10:25

set said thought see type stuff So we

10:27

put our efforts on the hot seat while

10:29

they answer Ileana questions Lisa whom I said

10:31

we put on the hot seat. First.

10:33

Gabrielle abroad for concern is so

10:36

Rgb might be great burden, which

10:38

gives me an excuse to talk

10:40

and a British accent allow. Was

10:42

talking about say we did a

10:44

dominant Oh dear. Okay Eliott, A

10:47

what is your first question for

10:49

Gabriella Latrobe ago to go and

10:51

your job on a daily. Basis

10:53

Currently I do a lot of

10:56

research. That when it's not covered

10:58

I get ten be at the docks

11:00

best fisherman talking to them about fisheries

11:02

and what we can do to be

11:04

more sustainable with our seafood and how

11:07

we catch them and i do a

11:09

lot of prison t since to a

11:11

lot of student. Groups next summer of

11:13

the dogs dogs into the Sailors didn't

11:16

you just Tom I maybe For me

11:18

I went to the success at after

11:20

the fall of the little for our

11:22

vote was a different type theory on

11:25

how are they similar or different from

11:27

most other. Oh wow there's so many

11:29

different varieties there's will call me which

11:31

you can find in any grocery store.

11:34

It's dried, it's fun and me so

11:36

soup. It's got a real sweet taste,

11:38

it's like silky smooth. a really good

11:40

source of omega three fatty acid. There's.

11:42

Com Boom the main ingredient Obe

11:45

Darcy and Rom and it's really

11:47

get this nice sweet and sour

11:49

taste Nori which is my personal

11:51

favorite. It's pretty much the most

11:53

useful of all the seaweed You'll

11:55

find it in a decide Jackie

11:58

sober. There's Dulls Switches purple, it's

12:00

gotta to like texture, Native Americans

12:02

use doses building materials. There's a

12:04

jiechi at the brown seaweed sound

12:06

of the shores of China, Japan,

12:08

Korea. there's Irish moss it's purple

12:10

and bread. It's a native to

12:13

the Atlantic shorelines that the U

12:15

S. There's also see letters which

12:17

is a blue green algae found

12:19

on coastline since so many dozens

12:21

of varieties of kelp which is

12:23

actually a large brown seaweed. I

12:25

love that Beatles song tell ssssss.

12:28

A. Nice if one of my favorite

12:30

the that I'm sick or less. Fun

12:33

at all. What are some of the

12:35

way that their own pockets are? You

12:38

can actually eat it right off the

12:40

rocks where they grow it makes a

12:42

delicious sell it it can be plants

12:45

dubois had roasted pressed into seats, fried,

12:47

baked, cooked we used to make oil.

12:49

It's also a great pizza topping and

12:52

believe it or not, there's a Bullwinkle

12:54

Kelp nice cream which is dairy free.

12:56

gluten free. It's fantastic. Wow! This

12:59

person's else. Affect

13:02

Climate solves a plays a huge

13:04

part in climate change. Back in

13:06

the seventies, there's a famous study

13:08

done by Duncan and Heinz that

13:10

shows how big a role see

13:12

we plays in fighting climate change.

13:14

It absorbs carbon emissions, regenerates marine

13:16

ecosystems, it creates biofuels. Renewable plastic

13:18

say can be found pretty much

13:20

anywhere in the world and replace

13:22

the plastics we have now. and

13:24

it generates marine protein as well.

13:26

It actually takes way more C

13:28

O Two than Trees air. We

13:30

suggest redditors. Ssssss. Xl asserts that

13:33

other Rivera now is not saying

13:35

that. oh I got some time

13:37

now. Notorious, I was wrong sir.

13:39

I got ahead of myself on

13:41

Net office. Building. Off of

13:43

the isaac said seaweeds and the site

13:46

a plane to any and a little

13:48

algae that lives in the Oh since

13:50

actually produce about ninety percent of the

13:52

oxygen that we breathe and one of

13:54

the reasons why they really want to

13:56

preserve our kelp forests and have a

13:58

big diversity as see. In in the

14:01

since is because they are really

14:03

good for biodiversity. For animals, they

14:05

provide food for them. All of

14:07

that is important to keep our

14:09

ecosystems healthy. and like as a

14:11

kid said, it's really guide to

14:13

remove some of their C O

14:15

two and as long as we

14:17

can keep that C O Two

14:20

sequestered. And now out in the atmosphere

14:22

we can. Hopefully bring down some of

14:24

the global warming that's going on. A

14:26

Pet Gabrielle, What is the toughest part

14:28

of your job saying no to things?

14:31

I know that sounds silly, but I

14:33

get so excited about doing science and

14:35

doing work in the ocean to try

14:38

to protected. That's when people ask me

14:40

to. Be on a research grant or

14:42

to do a talk or. To come

14:44

up with programs that involve citizen scientists

14:46

to go collect data and things like

14:48

that. So my plate is always very

14:50

far and I learned something new every

14:52

day so it's hard to keep up

14:54

with. L. Thank you

14:56

very much. Very good classes Ileana. Support.

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when our experts have the answer as

16:17

many questions as they can before time

16:19

runs out. Lisa will set a timer

16:21

for the first expert and then Ileana

16:23

will ask questions until Lisa timer sounds

16:26

than Lisa resets the timer for our

16:28

next experts to do the same experts.

16:30

This will be a fierce battle. You're

16:32

not here to make fronds. Or.

16:34

Eight Oh yeah. Anna. Let's. Start with

16:36

Isaac even asked your shorts on

16:38

fire questions Now. I'm not

16:41

be super elite. Are you pressured? Around

16:43

one hundred and ten. Sledge hammers

16:45

female algae his his mouth for

16:47

salad mixes. Green algae what

16:49

is already done. Something that

16:51

is is in eyestrain. Ogre

16:53

gene smaller type of theory

16:55

that it's toxic Actually nuns

16:57

poison ivy powerful. Any difference

16:59

in the same generate two

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billion dollars doctor said counts

17:04

for to swim best a

17:06

fact which to be replaced

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by speaking one. it's fried,

17:10

stalls switched. had those feelings.

17:12

It's most closely related of

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clans it's called be allergic

17:16

to. Great were followed you withstand was the

17:18

old man at the see her for theme

17:20

for the future. And had feelings for her

17:22

to bed. Story is. Still, an

17:24

elemental is responsible for saving the

17:26

Japanese noi. Into say after World

17:28

War Two. Oh. Oh

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what's her name? of Pass

17:33

your the Nora Explorer A

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success, success and name. So

17:38

transcendence in Omega Three and

17:41

magnesium. And bad as time

17:43

is the time. Very good.

17:45

Okay Lisa, can you kindly resets

17:48

your timer for Gabriella? I'll

17:50

do it. won't be time. Was

17:52

still young young young young young

17:54

young. And it's done. Oh dear,

17:56

thank you. All right Ileana, you

17:58

can ask Gabrielle. The sure it's

18:01

on fire questions Now how many

18:03

species of seaweed I their approximately

18:05

twelve thousand that we know of,

18:07

but there could be anywhere from

18:09

thirty thousand to a million that

18:11

we still have yet to discover.

18:13

one of the lives photo felt

18:15

by Jonathan that it's also a

18:17

theory. It's colorful fun of this

18:19

enough food name to other ways.

18:21

And means bullied. Personal care. Products

18:23

and to make food for.

18:25

Animals and weird for about

18:27

people suffer for what. He

18:29

calls a damn of the sale ads

18:32

est about how much any oxygen that

18:34

we are you coming from Philly that

18:36

ninety percent how much Since I. Can't

18:38

grow in a day a meter

18:41

which they are states that is

18:43

the most salient. Alaska. And me

18:45

what's they'll pass And twenty Twenty one

18:47

allowed commercial serious by men in New

18:49

York says a really good them which

18:51

kind of feeling of high school years

18:53

as a whole. more. Money for a

18:55

sort out and tests and just sense. And

18:59

probably find. A

19:02

way as. And

19:05

better time that. Is the

19:07

time time time. Okay,

19:10

what are we ever did Not make this

19:12

easy for you but well done experts. Okay,

19:17

it's decision time out the

19:20

animals. Duke is on the

19:22

information provided today and reach

19:24

a conclusion: Ileana, who is

19:26

our big seaweed fiver. And

19:29

and this Israeli past where I

19:31

think that Gabriella is a liar.

19:34

Why do you think Gabriella is

19:36

a liar? It has is actually

19:38

seventy percent of the act brain

19:41

cancer failing class. She passed on

19:43

a lot of questions and Isaac

19:45

Sancerre sounded really really good name

19:48

is hey well thought out. let

19:50

us see will be actual V

19:52

We'd expertly say I am the

19:55

seaweed experts. I and the seaweed

19:57

experts that is doctor get real

19:59

Brad News a marine biologist worse

20:02

with fishermen and with the weed

20:04

and selfish farmers in New Hampshire

20:06

and to find her work at

20:08

sea grass sad you an age

20:11

that Edu okay we are going

20:13

to do some fact checking now.

20:15

Cabriolet help us see the forest

20:17

through the trees. What were some

20:20

of the lies that you her

20:22

I think Ileana asked about a

20:24

certain species of seaweed and I

20:27

believe I think games are very

20:29

interesting name. But I can't quite remember.

20:31

have to accept. It as

20:33

I'm sure you speak the fun of

20:35

Elio he said she said percent about

20:37

from his oxygen wasn't so it's kind

20:39

of a funny. Line right because

20:41

it fluctuates. It's a range really

20:44

from seventy. Percent to ninety percent.

20:46

And one of the things that I

20:48

panic combined was not only is it

20:50

the macro algae saw the seaweeds but

20:52

also the little phytoplankton them are in

20:54

the ocean. After that someone that turned

20:57

me off I right right. Okay well

20:59

let's go to Isaac. Then I say

21:01

let us see how you live. First

21:04

off, Native Americans didn't use

21:06

Doses building materials you can

21:08

blanche for you cannot dubois

21:10

And there is no Bullwinkle

21:13

help our cars. The ice

21:15

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