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Which is, I guess, why it's such an easy target. Like, you pick the nerds, you know? Yeah.

COVID.gov used to be a sort of great place to get factual, very 101 information on COVID, what it is, how it spreads, how you can protect yourself. And now if you go there, what will you see, Max? You want to describe this?

I know, it's like... They got a lot on their plate right now. Why does it matter that much?

Fairy tales.

Exactly. Down the toilet this one goes to.

Goodbye. All right.

What did they call you?

Well, it's great to have you back on the show. Max Kozlov, reporter for Nature.

That's right. It's true. Things have been busy for you.

Exactly.

Yeah, bringing all the dopamine to the yard.

I thought it was a green light brainstorm session.

We have just said that the headline that you might have heard that we have a plastic spoon worth of plastics in our brain might be garbage. Strong words from some scientists.

Yes. So we have good reasons to not want a spoon's worth of tiny microplastics in our brain.