NSA's Surprising Phone Advice, Memory-Holding Glue, Artificial Nose for Food Safety
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In the first part of today's show, we explored how an artificial 'nose' can now detect damaged fruit and spoiled meat, potentially revolutionizing food safety. Then we talked about an exciting neuroscience breakthrough: scientists have discovered a "glue" that holds memories together. Finally, we learned why the NSA recommends powering off your phone at least once a week—perhaps it's more important than you think.
Today's unpopular opinion is that "we are all selfish."
In the show's second half, we asked 100 humans to name something selfish people never do. Later, we looked at a boss who laid off an employee after she returned from maternity leave pregnant again.
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