grilled mahi sticks and shrimp marinated in chili sauce. homemade sourdough bread, a roasted beet salad. woman in orange: oh, my gosh. look at that salad, it s so purple and it has avocado in it. anthony: what cannot be fresh is nonetheless delicious. edamame s salad with dried cranberries and carrots. roasted vegetables, one might find oneself enjoying a cocktail or two. this is an amazing spread. woman in orange: i know. anthony: what are you guys doing here? what are you looking for? woman in orange: i m collecting water samples in the streams and i m also collecting samples of the algea. woman in black: so we re looking at the sign of bacterium which kind of create this rainbow shag rug in the streams. woman in orange: it s super cool. anthony: well, you know, the beginning of the 20th century when scientist and explorers were national heroes, there was a hunger for knowledge and discovery, not a good climate of facts though that we live in today. mike: no.
man in green jacket: we may interpret our facts differently but we don t get to make up our own facts, right? anthony: there are plenty of people out there who believe the flintstones is pretty much an accurate portrayal of history. man in green jacket: don t laugh mike that s you. man in grey fleece: they are funding our science in large parts, you want that connection between the public and the scientist and that s something we don t do a great job of back home. man in green fleece: i get this criticism all the time though that you scientist need to do a better job of presenting your research. i get that, but i am a professor at a university. i present knowledge in information. it s in the classes, they learn all this awesome stuff. they re thoughtful, they enter the world, they make the world better, but they don t do it in a five minute sound bite. anthony: what if we live in a terrible new reality where you better have a five minute sound bite or they re coming for y
collecting water samples in the streams and i m also collecting samples of the algea. woman in black: so we re looking at the sign of bacterium which kind of create this rainbow shag rug in the streams. woman in orange: it s super cool. anthony: well, you know, the beginning of the 20th century when scientist and explorers were national heroes, there was a hunger for knowledge and discovery, not a good climate of facts though that we live in today. mike: no. man in green jacket: we may interpret our facts differently but we don t get to make up our own facts, right? anthony: there are plenty of people out there who believe the flintstones is pretty much an accurate portrayal of history. man in green jacket: don t laugh mike that s you. man in grey fleece: they are funding our science in large parts, you want that connection between the public and the scientist and that s something we don t do a great job of back home. man in green fleece: i get this criticism all th
interpret our facts differently but we don t get to make up our own facts, right? anthony: there are plenty of people out there who believe the flintstones is pretty much an accurate portrayal of history. man in green jacket: don t laugh mike that s you. man in grey fleece: they are funding our science in large parts, you want that connection between the public and the scientist and that s something we don t do a great job of back home. man in green fleece: i get this criticism all the time though that you scientist need to do a better job of presenting your research. i get that, but i am a professor at a university. i present knowledge in information. it s in the classes, they learn all this awesome stuff. they re thoughtful, they enter the world, they make the world better, but they don t do it in a five minute sound bite. anthony: what if we live in a terrible new reality where you better have a five minute sound bite or they re coming for you. man in green jacket: rig
grilled mahi sticks and shrimp marinated in chili sauce. homemade sourdough bread, a roasted beet salad. woman in orange: oh, my gosh. look at that salad, it s so purple and it has avocado in it. anthony: what cannot be fresh is nonetheless delicious. edamame s salad with dried cranberries and carrots. roasted vegetables, one might find oneself enjoying a cocktail or two. this is an amazing spread. woman in orange: i know. anthony: what are you guys doing here? what are you looking for? woman in orange: i m collecting water samples in the streams and i m also collecting samples of the algea. woman in black: so we re looking at the sign of bacterium which kind of create this rainbow shag rug in the streams. woman in orange: it s super cool. anthony: well, you know, the beginning of the 20th century when scientist and explorers were national heroes, there was a hunger for knowledge and discovery, not a good climate of facts though that we live in today. mike: no. man