I view on before we start this week, shall we first of all want to make sure everyone's okay and hope that your keeping well on keeping saying you're getting through this lock down? Ok, but one thing we quickly, what it say is that done is away still he'll be back next week, but in his stead we have a good friend and colleague Yet that is right. Mullahs here not only is animalcule I'll feel no very well she's, also published author, which I'm sure you guys might know and honestly, if you're looking for a book to entertain your children, while you're stuck at home with them having to injure whatever it is that children do. do go and look up ands book called Mickey and the animal spies. I mean I've actually read it loved it and I realize and thirty four, but I do think I love in the mind of like a nine year old, it's about basically a bunch of animals and array of animals who go around solving crimes together with the Lee character. This really adventurous kind of spunky Downport Mickey its fab. Yes,

and actually the other person who's on this week show as well as myself and on and on is, of course, Andrey Hunter, Murray and, of course, as a buck as well, which we should mention that so people whose reading ages above the age of nine? So if you read the other, I haven't its inherent slip into my ten year old self, really get to grips with that. No, that was called the last day and it's brilliant. If what you're looking for to escape this kind of current Estonia is a fictional, a much more exciting distortion you wanna go to the last day. The concept is amazing, so the concept is that the world stop spinning and half of its plunge into darkness, half of its in light, and it's all the repercussions of that combined with a thriller story and again, a great spunky female I think it might be Mickey when she's grown up a whole wow. Imagine that, if that's the same universe, but that is all I got, this whole thing is be blown the wide open.

they go and look up over those books the last day and Mickey and the animal spies. Yes, especially at the moment when it's a really good time to be supporting offers and buying books is such a good time to buy books the whole, but industry is massively struggling. So it's just think that is a good thing to do. For the world that's what does yourself to carbon fiber, ok on with the show, look into another episode of no such thing as a fish, a weekly pokers coming to you not from the key offices in Covent Garden, but from four rooms across the country.

My name is Andrew Hunt Murray with me today, antigens gave James hearken and an Miller, and once again we have gathered rather microphones without full favorite facts from the last seven days and in no particular order here we go starting with you on a night this week. Is that Luther's? double about its neck yeah, this is, I didn't say they tasted nice spot loafers, which fund already funny word so loses all plants from the love of aloof plant. So I think I assume Maybe other people did that real LUCA sponges. Did you get in the shower? Ah sponges, like the animals, the organisms, but then not there a plant. There are good in facts and you can grow them. I realized that does this plant that I've been looking in my local shop in London,

free prologues, are obviously that I've never know what it is, and it is. This is just the Louvre sponge. In its early days here it looks like a ridged cool jet and basically is like a gourd. Lou for they have high in your shower, is when its past it's delicious phase and more in the dry dock, desiccated phase, and it's like, if you think, of a pumpkin when you empty a pumpkin out to make a face of, is then, although the white stringy stuff in that, when that drawing up in the Louvre it turns into a sponge, loop is really We have so many uses that I didn't know about so research them by they ve made bricks out of losers, and they they have more applicants than a stand, a brick. So you caught, you have to dry and grind it down and and mix it with a great materials kind of like concrete, as units is mixed together with other stuff, but then ready porous and they can harbour plant and animal life inside the brake and the support they have come many

water tanks inside them, so that cause the building down. So Lucas sound like the ideal, brick home building material, ok, but but thing you shouldn't really use lose. This fall is scrubbing your back in the bath. Isn't that right, according to some microbiologists, that, like a breeding ground, bacteria, because I have lots of bad pockets loss of holes whereby Terry can get in debt. Skin cells. You get debt skin cells. In the what the bacteria like sweet, dead, skin cell What I like to live in warm dump environments a warm, doesn't environment. It's perfect. I read a bit of advice and you should check away your LUCA pretty much every week we feel like you're going through so many loopholes, so to three back to last year about a month has too many air that life is a quite love. I've seen Montague guidance and its much longer than only fight, but in the bathroom aegis

they often have yet grows back like salary and nothing, we're not sure who analytically violent shop when it reopen. I will well if there's anything like your average kind of goods. You know when you try to grow cadets, and you end up at the end of the season, with two hundred thousand Kojak for marriage not only did it. I don't know. Maybe I better there's. This might be your experience. But it's not a universal human experience. I think annual there was ever done, gardening unguarded with closure. Turning tomorrow will know, I mean much onto the they grow much

better than any other vegetable. So you get so sick of eating them for every single male, please right and if you can all their other, don't say that you're gonna get hundreds of thousands of emails. Now that one thing you can do, if you don't throw you only four ways, microwave it. That's all I'm a lot advice from the Louvre experts. They say that to ETA, our clarinets, that's a great pipe. I don't know how it cooks at a motorway, but if you have a leaf or in your bathroom in your work, then it's getting a bit jemmy, partly for sugar in the microwave for thirty seconds or minute, then they all don't put it just start with ten seconds. Belgrade in particular the microwave always the way with a microwave, they start for ten seconds filled up,

giving it an hour now, take it out started around knife. Do you guys know that this only one hotel in the UK that grows sullenly FAS relay yeah one hotel, where its near path to step up the conference was a place called Stun Eastern Park, and not only do they make their aloof as they have a an annual event, the leaf a harvest where you can go to a hotel and see the leaf is being harvested and, after the end of October, the stop November. Every single, yes, hopefully, will be affected by the current lockdown fingers crossed and the guy. This will take you down and advise you. While you are only for cultivation and then I'll give you a demonstration on how to these skin the only first and then you got to cost lunch. I done. If there's any leaf is popular movement, both courses, that you can only for demonstration and at the end of the day you get to go back to the garden, a pick, your own LUCA. Why? What is it

what a day out. That would be the way here who would love? That's what I was looking up. Goods and squashes Gerda Spacey generally used for the inedible ones and squash are the ones that we eat, but the american Gourd society. They began in nineteen, thirty seven and they are big enthusiast of all kinds and as having like other kinds of course, because the LUCA obviously great did about the bottle guard. So it's basely it long and when you right out a kind of becomes hollow and it's got along stand which works like a handles. You can use it to carry Walter around honey is well. I was just thinking the word god I think I first came across it and the Astor Ex Books did he used to carry like magic potions and his gun and stuff well, yeah you definite drink out of them, like I ll use them as monks and stuff

you must have a nightmare with your two hundred thousand mugs public are full of it's a lot of others drinking parties where we all particular out of a God or lodgings tasted that is actually present wherever it. Time not for a long time can be that's guideline of another, historical using of Lou. First, it was a real craze and the end of the nineteenth century. So this when people ready picks up on the leaf or is being handy nervous because friction Bob said just become very popular, and so this was the idea that it began with the concept the shower ring. A washing was bad for you have brought to hundred years. It was quite common not to wash much because people thought that getting hot opened up your poor a lead in Lhasa, little bad guys, and then they decided that scrubbing with something really rough and san papery. So women

C mon hell, flesh brushes. If you scrubbing scarred just get, that would get all the bad guys out and then they discovered LUCA Perfect, great thing out. All these tiny little value We hear the bad guys. I guess we now call them sort of pathogens, or something, though, is this a good is crazy, friction boughs and was invented by Guy called Louis Kuhn, and it was the friction, sits boss, and what you did was you sought in a bathtub at the water was about ten to fourteen degrees centigrade, so cold, unpleasantly code, and you rub your lower optimum hips and genitals very vigorously with Iraq cloth or aloof. The nerve stimulation was thought to evacuate all the toxins while and then you go straight to bed. I want it. That's part of the liver day out there James Amendment as a guide to go off belief that out of the jail,

so stimulation you have to pay extra for that. Some of the people are not people actually the opposite of people, animals, some animals, russian bats, sperm whales. Now sperm whales are animals you're right, it's not the upsets all. Is it possible that no people they will some animals our people? this is contentious guys and more another day. Okay, so anyway, animals that have friction box include spermophiles. What they do is they get together and they ex foliated by rubbing against each other and so lonely. Spot whales are quite solitary, although being small parts of maybe ten or fifteen, but every now and then about seventy. Eight of them will come together and on all start Reuben against each other to get the bad guys off. because they end up like about guys who attacks themselves to the skin, light, limpets and stuff. Like that parasites,

on those genuinely serves as an actual purpose. Doesn't it so it's like temperature regulation of your covenant, algae it's hard to regulate a temperature or you ve got proper parasites, whereas for humans is kind of bizarre that we fully eight or I don't know what a fool is bizarre. That excruciating has become such an accepted thing. I mean: what is it? There's no scientific evidence to say is doing anything useful, find it kind of gets rid of those grows Pompey, On the back of our arms, which I'm kind of fond of that might also be parts notes a year, you need to see someone about those, but when I, when I was reading about the different kinds of goods they made, apparently abortion It is quite a thing because it links I've said they like a bodyguard. They were the one who was adopted I must say that your elbow looks like a water God. Well, actually, sounds like you: ve been spending too much time rolling around in the quartet patch

Ok, it's time. For fact, member too, and that is an Mai fact, is that the man who invented Jumanji did so because he hated monopoly Why? If only we could all kind of channel that hatred for monopoly into some creator. I'll, be there. I am yeah he's also say his name is Crispin Olives bark. He is a children's author and illustrator and he's got really interesting ways how he gets ideas so as well as what he wrote, demand J, the regional picture book and he also wrote the Polar Express which also turn into big movie, and he said the when he was younger. He's too find it frustrating that if you are playing cat

do you couldn't actually interrogate colonel mustard and if your play monopoly, you didn't get any money. You were actually rich at the and even if he built lots of hotels and had all the expensive properties, and then he also thought. Well. Why things? I see a lot like see everyone steamed footage of a rhino sandpaper. They haven't seen a royal sum paid in the living room and then he was like a jungle game. The comes to life. That's what I'm gonna make! now this huge thing, but which game was he plan when he decided to do Polar Express? I think that would be that train game, which Africa, in the name of that four year old ticket derives its while. I was annoyed that at the end of ticket derived you're, not in Budapest like this guy is very high. Demands of his ball games, I would say, are now accepts the fundamental concede that the end of monopoly- you don't get thirty Grand Sonia, isn't it

Another interesting leap: isn't it that he went from monopoly to rhinos? He must have had a jungle palm shant running alongside is negative monopoly. You do so very cool now I love him and his approach to answer. I say he shared a letter that a fad wrote to him and asked the girl acolytes Vondra, and she said Dear Mr Von Habsburg. I love the books. You right. I am glad your books is so weird because I am very weird: You are weird but great. I wish a volcano and flood would be in my room. What a silly thing to wish for a free ride, troubled home life really going to have time to get into properly. I think my favorite story actually for boardgame is that as the two men who invented trivial, pursue and nineteen seventy nine and is an increase

really boring story after you could get the bones lighted to businessmen who thought yes, we can venture BBC they, so it came about. One of them said they were inspired to invent it when they were playing scramble and some of the pieces were missing, so they couldn't play anymore. Now, if you think about it, if you have peace is missing in school, Well, it doesn't matter under the pieces. Missing is the board, but not the problem The key issue here is the only absolutely crucial phase. So I think there are lots of different ways in which the loose pieces, so, for example, if you lose all the vowels, there's gonna be a tricky gave us gravel to get through, and that would actually be a great prank to play on someone with it it. Maybe it was the whole day for the count s and they couldn't find a way to display them That's what the other person seeing what they had must have been the holder's very good. We found three d ways in which this its origin stories, like that I like they are.

Jennifer operation, you know that game slight come it's a guy in a hospital, and you have to pick out bits of his body with tweezers right and if you hit his sides that it makes a buzz now. This was in said by a students in the nineteen sixties. He was a design student and it was for his exact, but before that Benjamin Franklin invented operation in the seventeen hundreds He invented a game which is basically the same, was called treason and it had a picture of it. George the second and you had to get a crowd out of him and if you took the sides that it would be, a buzzing nice. So Benjamin Franklin invented operation. Isn't that amazing, fast incredible times if real life? racist or anything like operation than surgeons, would open up their patience and go sure there are no organs in here at a pace taken. The organ is that what happens in operation due to lose the organs overtime

pretty miserly. I've never never owed to set now now the good times here. On Monday yeah, that's true. I've only got football games, one of which I thought for another episode of fish, which was the cattle seem in trade ballgame cradle to leak out loud I've. I've I've got the then one of the others is the queue I bore gave. One scrabble, I dont think they tat they. You know how Jumanji is like kind of Abad game, but then also a movie. Do you think they could turn the cattle? seamen trading boardgame into a maybe yes, I absolutely I think that guy's hold the world's cattle Thebans doktor ransom and the rock laughed the ultimate, because I did have meant play. The movie didn't, they all know them making well the making manoeuvre, mainly whether they shot. I think they ve tried before but they're, making a new one with Kevin heart. He was in the new german GMO maize, so I feel at he's, gonna, absolutely conquer, boardgame movie crossovers was gonna, be very.

long, that's the only thing we know about the monopoly of the sixteen hours long. You know no bounds. Women monopoly, I think they might have ruined it already by inventing new updated version where its cashless, so they wanna, get in tune with the modern man or woman and set about cashless monopoly were basically MR monopoly. Is the banker? So no plague has to be the banker anymore. Mr monopoly is a top hat, a big top who sit in the middle of the use is voice recognition technology to know which play is talking to him in a play will say: I wanna, buy part rain and then he'll just deduct the amount from your among students. Takes away. The joy of cheating is the banker, which is the only reason anyone plays monopoly in the first place. Exactly the whole point is to cheat, and I know I know explosion you should get because it also made monopoly that cheaters addition where part of the game is to try and steal from the bank lie about your dice roles, and that comes with it s out of hand.

looks like a token of handcuffs graves embracing the chafing but those tons of em like novelty monopolies. I had a look at a big listed them and just the ones beginning with a include ABBA monopoly, Alton Towers monopoly Alice in wonderland I'll pop coming up, hey, that's inefficiently and Aberdeen monopoly. There are so many out every if you'll. If you look up monopoly and in if your attempting phone facts about it than half the news results, different places, you know, kinks at one times is going its own monopolies, and I wonder I do wonder what the advantage of this is a whether they franchise it or whether it seems like no one. You know ice liquidating, so I didn't want to kick to monopolies that I think they're all pandering to this one guy, who has the world record, most number monopoly sets. Ok, he's called Neil Scallon has again swelled record and how many monopolies? That's do you think he owns completely each one is completely different. The three hundred and twelve

money laundering is over a thousand novelty ones. I'm gonna go a thousand a thousand and one on the issue of also four hundred. He has as up the twenty fifth January twenty nineteen. So a while ago. Yes, two thousand two hundred and four goodbye and different monopoly sets, and if you go to the amazing website, wealth of monopoly dot com, you see a list of all the ones that I got all that's got gained a lot of money on when he also God like real up, I know upon either also I know you and I have a copy of an extremely random monopolies that way we do the universities. Enter idea of this guy also has that no

way that so get business in this guy's household must be. I was so shall we would have loved the aided now, but that is amazing cheese, water ice. I wonder what his like, like the moon, sought out after the most. The rarest like special monopoly is clarity about one they made for Wall Street, whereas light made us like solid gold pieces writings about overkill, but I wonder if they like, I don't know, what's it like from a tiny village somewhere, he's got their own one in salaries in the post office. I wonder what the hardest together I went on to Ebay and I looked for the most expensive monopoly sat at the moment and it was a bulgarian monopoly. I guess for some reason, the web many made or something like that, but yet it was quite a few. It was about seven hundred pounds or something for a wall will carry a monopoly and say you got it on the Kyoto Protocol.

I just don't want deal scallon to stop him. I wonder if I am crystals like ever like makes up monopoly. They can make a chimpanzee monopoly. That would be quite fun. There must be one, I don't think I dont think about needs more additions of monopoly. I have to say so interesting people who play ball games in any serious way, all hate monopoly so much so the guardian of people for their least favourable games for future. They were writing and the one of the responses just said monopoly is awful because of the vice, like grip. It has over how the british public disciple gains I'm going to a ball game night at a local comic shot this evening. Nobody will be playing monopoly and if it was suggested that I would assume it was a sick joke of some kind, internally, sixteen Hasbro now makes monopoly and out they were approaching Especial hotline on Christmas day, where people who had been traumatized

by their monopoly. Based experiences could call she ran from Christmas Eve to Boxing day and I just feel so devastating me. Sorry for what are they in turn? Was our belie Hasbro? They lose. It wasn't a recorded message, they said we'll have experts. with the official rule books to instantly several any disputes and advice on how to resolve common complaint guard. Okay. So it's Chris, this day. Your then turn you have to work on your sat by the phone. Would you rather no one called you are someone called you to talk to you about monopoly. Got it Sophie's choice, isn't it

rather than directly to jail? To be honest with you, I was waiting for monopoly strategy and ensuring that so that there may be an article in the new magazine with the headline you don't hate monopoly you just suck at it and set the reason we Haiti's be complaint properly, but everyone can play it properly. Then we all socket egg and because their only so many key skills and tricks you can get, but the main things they say are, if you're after the oranges is going to stay in jail, because this more chance of rolling a double and completing your set when there are not so many proxies available, it's good to see in jail because any panty rent and they were very cross about the some people play ocean, where you collect the money from find that he led them free parking, and they are very angry about that, because apparently messes with the game and makes it more random, always the only joy of monopoly is going to pick up hate the pivotal living while you hate the people, use the actual rules of monopoly or lie Unita

alive. I read an article with the twenty fifty UK championship when unnaturally fitzgibbons and she gave her tipps of how to whip monopoly, and this is I mean, I think this is terrible, what she does so she basically goes and buys all of the property. She can then mortgages the ball, and so she gets the money back, but she doesn't collect any rent, but it doesn't matter is a red, so small, and then she collects one. Group, and that puts full houses on each of those groups. She doesn't put a hotel on their or anything like that, and then she tries to get into jail for as long as possible. An apparent this is the best techniques are web gave. wow There is another thing she says is: sometimes you can get instead of mortgaging them all. You get a few different groups, and then you always put for houses on each. So there's not enough houses left for anyone else to build hats,

well. You just run out the pieces if the game yet does not enough houses in the box, but everyone's support for houses on each thing. So, if you put forward all yours stops anyone else for being able to do it that car In my role as it is, you run out of houses. You o mighty is rules. Dismay when we were younger. We use to just put like a thin bull. Instead of a house spoke that we would do it wrong now? That's amazing expose us realistic, give run a building materials. You got replacement thimble, that's true, We ve actually never mentioned on this poker that I think we have on cue. I the origin story of monopoly. So basically there's this guy. Charles down, and if you go on the monopoly website. Actually, if you look at find the history which I think they buried deeper than it used to be an ideal that Charles Darwin, who dreamed up monopoly in the nineteen thirties, and this guy DORA went around saying he just come up with it in one interviews

said. We know whether they come from and he had no origin story. You just said it was like magic. It just came to me the best she's facts. What happened- and this is only really covered in the nineteen Seventys was that there was a woman about Thirty is early in nineteen o three could Elizabeth Magee and she sounded so all. She was very unusual. A proper self made women who was independently made living. She was a secretary charette. Perch in short stories should stand up comedy and he once came second than a beauty contest and he wouldn't have thought that someone so one would have them monopoly, but she did at the landlords game and the whole point of it at the time was the exposed the folly of capitalism. So there were two sets of rules. There was the anti monopolise rule where everyone is rewarded.

the wealth they create, and then there was the monopoly railway. You build up monopolies and cross your opponents and she didn't quite mean for humanity to fully embraced the second one and decide that we wanted to play, but she, Lady and she should it said friends and in court on and eventually we know quite a few people played in a certain part, the states and reach Charles Darwin through a friend, and he saw of light slightly tweaks it and published it claimed the pace and so he's a hero were terror. He needed. Go straight to jail. We're gonna have to move on to the second I have one thing. I went off in a bit of a tangent here, cause

ouch a mandate, and those- and this is what this guy didn't like about. Monopoly- was a fat. You couldn't go into the game in our experience it so looking up other kind of going into immersive. Reality experiences and I just came across this short story. The reds and it's called Pygmalion spectacles from nineteen thirty five, and I think it's the earliest reference to virtual reality, set of three d amazing for it glosses. So it's by this guy called Stanley Wine Bomb- and it starts out with a man- is bit drunk at a party and stumbles out into the street, makes a professor

he says: wouldn't you love to see a film that was really realistic? Contrary minus the nineteenth us is so the guy was light you ever that could never exists, and he said what, if I give you these glasses and this chap puts on the glasses and suddenly he can see here, feel taste and smell. Everything and houses incredible event show, and it's really really exciting, and then he takes a glass softening like fucking was magic and then the professor says is but I just did these glasses in a chemical electrical solution which did all the audio input and the woman you fell in love with his actually my niece she's, an actual like one of these and similar Alex it's a big with her what I wanted to tell he was he said so the crimes like how did you make all the time you seem so real nose like Germander. He was in a forest and he said the trees they all simply Now, what do you think they were toilet, brushes incorrect, Andy, all night, no moss. It must

it is our club mosses, enlarged by a lens. Now I dont know. If we men should open the other focus before the unease been insisting that he is the club was looks exactly like trees, and now this is vindication. Eighteen of investigation. Ok, it's time for fact, number three, and that is James. Ok life at this week, is that there is a man in Brazil. who nobody is allowed to go within five miles ass. He and is this I haven't shown prolonged it's not a social isolation. Well, it is a social isolation thing, but not a good at and actually it is on. Government advice is while some kind of similar what's happening, but he is the last survivor of an uncontacted tribes. He lives in Amazon Rainforest and basically, what happened in Brazil for long time is

these people who are living in the rain forests. They would try and contact them and trying to assimilate them into modern life and obviously, maybe not obviously, but I think we now know that I am not particularly good idea because, basically you're bringing pathogens over there, you your kind of destroying the ways of life they lose their languages, they lose their culture stuff like that, and so the current idea is, I think, a policy of no contact where you just let people live their lives. You dont have to get in touch with them. You don't have to give them stuff. If they want to come to you, they will come to you if they need snuff they'll come to you and get it, but you need to leave them on their own, and so there is this one guy whose living on his own, it seems he's the last member of the tribe and in two thousand and seven,

Brazil declared a thirty one square mile area around him to be completely off limits by anyone else, and no one else is allowed to go there and it was later expounded by eleven point: five square mile, so about three thousand hectares, and now you are definitely not allowed to go anywhere in that area, because you'll be disturbing his way of life. La huh, yeah So the government have to keep proving that he exists. That's a good point! Actually, I think that- last time they saw him was a few years ago. I think they do have acknowledges who go there every now and then just checking up to see see what's happening because he builds lots of different huts from place to place. I got from one place to another. He makes traps for animals which he then eats, and he also makes markings on trees, which they think maybe some kind of spiritual thing, so he's constantly using his environment for various things, and so you could see when he's moving around the. What he's doing definitely also am dig quite deep halls and people ask something: nobody can ask him.

not quite sure whether that's for him and shelter, whether it's a trap for animals, whether something spiritual is quite mysterious here, which is not what they call him the man of the whole year. We haven't said that he's called them: the whole actually bought that size. One of the things I call him yeah James if the guy moves does the zone, exclusion, move with him. So could he move to? near area would have to Europe's lately right. This is one fundamental flaw with the way that I've worked by facts, that no one is allowed to go within five miles of him. If he stands in the middle of his range, I mean if he goes right to the edge of the area which has been given to him than actually. You could start right next to him that you could study within two weeks of him. Even if it happens, standing at the edge of the area, otherwise

tragic if you ever tried to make contact with just printing arraigned agreement. But I guess that's mine, because that, if he wants to greet people are meet someone he can go to the end and there are people their acts out without, as I said, I was reading about them, send to leave islanders and they are basically hardly anyone is a contact with them. There was a group of anthropologists who made to check to try my contacts and the one why they manage to do it was they went in their boat and they floated cocoanuts over to the island and the ILO. Just don't have cocoanut so they took them and that would serve like beginning of abortion system than when they went back. They were not so keen the next time they serve to make contact. If people want to make it, but not to impose yourself yeah, especially you don't want to win. The sentinel lays Gazette famously opens a unfriendly unsafe, comport murderous. My fancy ranges. I read one thing about

those guys that if you'd go onto their island- and they don't want you to be that the first thing they'll do is ted- that back on you and go down on their haunches and pretend to democratic, and that is kind of that putting two things up, saying fuck I've got up our, I think, and that if you don't PETE pay heed to that, then they'll stop firing arrows at you in and tranquil. That's really interesting. But can you imagine the slight shame of the anthropologists? He went all the way they have been like we're gonna do it. We found a way to make contact lenses and what happens they buried their bombs and pretended to deprecate really address. You call give a big lecture ter based on mooning, I dont think. Do you know if you, Google Map, no central island, which is where they live? It's? U can see right in and you will see, there is actually a bother. Sir is yet again a curry bar It's got a series of five star regimes and at the moment there is a sign underneath it says ours may be affected by covert nineteen, which Sanderson

and so the reviews include a good guess away, especially given current events dinner good, but into opted by errors and death threats from wakefulness. So What is that as a joke eyes? Is a Google jokers? Actually someone sent it to me? A guy. Could Harry Johnston wrote in about the full cost of using this about here? Go one just stayed up there. That's a curry house in bar yeah says: I give it a visit I also went on Google maps for this area, where this guy is living, the brazilian guy and the Senate recall valet do have already a lot of people, call it like one of the last unexplored areas of the world, but actually, of course, lots of people lived back as you have lots of amazonian tribes who live there. But if you go on Google MAPS in you search for it, it's basically just a grey square, and then you can zoom out zoom out zoom out zoom out Zuma, still just a grey square, with like a river going through this literally nothing, and you can say about two about the size of light,

England, the Wales and you could still do not see any towns or anything. It's just a grey squares, Apsley amazing, but in this area there is Mountain cold, pico, dead, net Billina, and this is the highest mountain and So no one knew it existed until the nineteen fifties. Why that is how I later this is all this mountain in the whole country is that no one knew it was the mermaids and in ferry happened? Is someone was flying over an area plain and thought only the big bout that where it is not supposed to be, and they went, maybe someone could check this out and then they measure, and it was wait all of them anywhere else them I was having a lick. Other remote places place that hard to get tee and there's is a section of America where they still receive their post by Mule Party,

official, shall U S postal service? There is an indian reservation at the bottom of the Grand Canyon, and so it's hard to get helicopters down there and when do they can't fly at all, but the meals go whatever the weather every day. So they go by car right road to the edge of the Grand Canyon and then is a three hour trip down by meal down to the bottom, its opposed equal, Charlie Chamberlain, his job and he they basely either Europe stamp on, they will take it. Take further take supplies are take post and they ve got a joke that you want the express our vestiges, let whether the mules go free and run to the bottom. I would be expressed. Service will be

throwing a meal off the edge of the Grand Canyon, highly trained, special mules, and maybe I was looking at these other loneliest people in the world like this, so you're, the one person who missed Neil Armstrong saying this is once more that the man one jointly for mankind. Guess it was Michael CALL says: Michael Collins, Mako Collins was on the other side of the moon and could not get that, like so many other people in the world, but have had access to that people keep asking Micro Collins who still live about his isolation, because for seventy six hours, when Armstrong and older Rendezvous Collins was orbiting and for forty eight minutes every two hours he was on the far side, mates Avis, completely out of contact with everybody, and you know that was there was only one person on that side of the moon out of three Billy

people on the other side of the boat and he keeps being but he's so is now enraged anytime. Anyone asked him so he says he keeps being asked. Mister Collins, one you, the lonely, ass man and the whole lonely history, this lonely planet by your lonely self. Behind the lonely moon this lonely orbit. What did it terribly lonely? He says he was really happy. He had nobody. Emission control what he away and there he was absolutely delighted. Thousands John? Let's go down this or I think that person who's got the Guinness World record for the most isolated person is the other guy. I caught a cover. This suggests from memory, but about an hour, Gordon Adam Laudonniere. We also run the back of the main. Didn't really. Why does he get the record? I think he was there for longer. Ok, while they were exploring three days, it's kind of its kind of a kind of a bird

him and his social life to give him against world record for loneliest dude ever. Do you not think it's got lighted, a bar? is go higher, are the world's lobbyists, but why not a pick on line to take its a bit legally It's a bit intended as an icebreaker I was really about life in the Amazon. Did you No, that there are no bridges across the Amazon River the whole? river night, it's the longest either the longest, all the second longest river and the well, depending on how you measure it and there's no bridges across the whole thing. Do you know why those its colours massive? it's not even those of massive brokers. It's why its root causes. I do not always white why that is about, but narrower at source. Isn't it here, obviously, is now The souls I know, I'm just saying you know it's most of it seems pretty big tomato.

well? I guess your kind of half right I wish you'd have you might sound it is it? Is it because the bits where is narrow enough to put a bridge across its protected or site grudge territory? No, not really it's more than at the bits where there are enough to put. bridge across no one lives. So it's basically, you know at the mouth of the river, the roof few cities and really is too wide that to put bridges across really is kind of super white. but in where it s bad, narrow at no lives there and there's a few kind of both crossings and stuff like that, but really does no roads. So would you need a bridge Jesus accompanied us now, in between so you think so, a new that amazing values and a clear do you know that there is a bridge over the edge? Take most another Boris dies a month ago, therein over the whole Atlantic, no go on. So I was

today on the West Coast of Scotland a while ago- and that is when the local attraction, so it says it's a stream that comes off the Atlantic, so they claim, as the bridge over the Atlantic to say, and I thought that was amazing- they my head, it's wrong, Cornwall to New York. We would do well to remember a stream of water that comes off there. I can't remember the details I didn't actually get to vegetate. I saw that did not get the information I'd. They claim it as the french Atlantic. What do you do? Do go and look at it or do yeah and you can walk across the right now. If I go like an answer all these questions Believe me, I think aspirants took on holiday and told her. They ve been to America when, in fact they re on the West Coast of Scotland. She walked across the bridge, namely that we did it. We did it get to go out, and this is my dream: either even get to go near the bread should over the Atlantic, amazing, lemme think about living in the Amazon?

one issue is they have parameters. But what do you think would happen if you actually tried to swim with promise? I gonna? U hands up. If you fell in a river, that's fella Parana those people feel skin, I'm just gonna banana there's. No time was screaming. There's no time for groans and forty five seconds you're, nothing but those that wasn't it The problem I got what's that I just happen to know the answer to your question: is it from the east? random time for my job, and I was scientifically accurate. What really happens? I'm really sorry. For Whoever wrote that Poland, but that's not true parameters, that kind of scared of big animals They don't really want to go near you. If you fall in the water and you dont bother them they'll just hide away. They don't wanna, go anywhere near you now, if they're in

dry season, whether not get any food or, if they're in the breeding season, then you might have a bit more problem, but really them all like vultures among scavenger. So if a bit of dead meat goes in that they'll go after it, but if the human goes in that they ll think it might be something Chunnel attack them, they'll, just hide away. So most of the time you'll be completely safe. If you find the parameter pool and another type of parada- that definitely won't kill. You is the vegetarian Parana, which has had thing that exists there, species, a parameter, is a vegetarian and they just eat seeds and fruits and stuff. That falls the water, but those those those guys they seem innocuous, but they can strip. cause that's right seconds, nothing to talk about

is a hermit in Scotland just while we're on the subject of lonely people, and these are problems they he's playing amicably coveting. If he's in Scotland is asked to in the middle of completely nowhere He is going out legal KEN Smith and he was injured, this year, while log pile falling on him, but he was rescued via Texas, so here he has an emergency beacon on them and he can press a button and it flags up with an american satellite, and it goes to come on posted taxes. Saying the hermit in Scotland has had a mess up a bizarre they contact, because God in Scotland- and they say one of your home address, but they have to send out a tv goddamn, but they just go over that bridge of the electric that later But the main thing is that at the second time

This happened in two years he's been rescued. What what? What does he keep doing as you very clumsy? he's gonna woodpile and I guess it's improbably style keeps following on it, right now I am south if there's no one to help them build it safely. I got no true just like a real, and you know how Jim and use of real life boardgame. This is like the real life gender that he's that does not matter ok, it's time over. The final effect of the show- and that is my thanked- my fact- is that in nineteenth century, Osaka flat residents owned the rights to their own urine, but the right so that Pooh belong to their landlord America, oh yeah and tenancy agreements, massive like that. They knew much messier so

This was a great article on a dot com which I will try and proper my twitter, and it's all about the relationships between humans and human excretions by clay and how has been used throughout history and they the kind of commercial arrangements that we ve made over it and in eighteen, the nineteenth century, Japan particular and city of a sucker. The work complicate arrangements because faces were used for fertilizer and if you lived in an apartment building the right steel theses belong to the buildings owner who woods had arrangements in place to sell that, and it would be loaded on ships and taken away, but you your own, we, that was something he had so visas were valuable because they would help to grow crops. So it would affect your rent. If there were lots of people living in your flat, then you would produce

Lots of pay for your landlord to sell and Europe will be slightly lower. The result words if you a singular occupancy, pay slightly more, not just because you got your flat, but also because you are producing enough of the year. The brown, old. I'm could you say to your landlord of universities, it. You know, I love curry. Why extravagant battle movements on the very beginning triple the average from May? I wish you could negotiate pigs, so I was talking to a friend of mine in Tokyo, called Jump Perry. He is a writer of quiz books. Pretty much might go to experts, japanese history on. He said that what use It is true, but its very slightly different in that it's, not the landlords who had the rights to oppose. It was like the managing agents, because alone odds they would live miles and miles and miles away would have nothing to do this. They would only old house, but they would really not be involved in your day stay life. What would happen if you'd have these

people who were called who we are, and they would be slightly higher than the tenants in importance, but not much higher, but they had a full time job where it was light. Looking after the house collecting the rent through the repairs, settling disputes stuff like that, and they would be able to read and write, whereas attendants might not be able to read all right and they would take the Pope and they would sell it and they would get the money, but the money was kind of expected to be used. It would pay their way. but it was also used for all the tenants as well, so they would buy rice cakes for New year out of the money, for the Pope would go. It would all go back into the community. All the big money is not that's backup and they got oh yeah, which sounds the noise they would make as that electing a coup de someone's Bartha does about what it sounds like the noise you make, while your negative approach does. You were saying

about like if you ve had a curry. You tell people or somethin yes, well, son of what you say, but the the value of your night soil, which is what they called. It depended on. How rich you were. So if you are rich you had, really good diet and it meant the Europe who was better as a first lies are so you bill to sell it for more. So it's kind of a monopoly thing, whereas the rich get richer. Do you know I mean, but in a kind of poor sense they have their payments literally red and that this is not James, a version of monopoly. I would like to play. bye, bye did Century feudal Japan monopoly luck. There are two thousand five hundred different types of monopolies haven't looked through the whole less for all. I know there is a potent monopoly it would be. Old monopoly? I'm sorry, I just needed to say that is getting around yet

we are in. Seventeen twenty four in Oscar there was a fight that broke out over the collection rights to poor So there were two groups from the villages of young as Aki untaxed Suki, and they had the rights to buy the poor from the the managing agents and that they would give them to the farmers, but they kind of fought against each other and it turned into a massive riah in the city. Really a lot of its kind of shit, slaying checks, those alone are not going on and it was guts, valuable people would steal it. So people would just in the dead of night, come into your apartment and steal all your peg perpetrated it. Sort of it depends on the scale of the crime. Doesn't whether it's worth it for you, because if you just go into

just wonder about someone walking into the living room in the morning after a night sleep and looking at the battered cabinet and thinking. Oh, my god, we Was it dealing loud consignments. I wonder, probably makes more sense than individual burglaries yeah. I doubt that they will just take a single tool for research also use requirements, penalties in Japan, for it didn't love because it you know it was lucrative, and we should say this continued for hundreds of years and still up until the nineteen aces people go round to people's houses in Japan, Annette loss of the east, actually so in China, with huge thing as well, but in Japan in the nineteen. Eighteen, though, a vacuum trucks that with joy, frown to your house and you pull the men to the oh so much time ass. I saw the pillow and then it's gone sold. But yet China as well was used feces human faces to enrich their soil for many hundreds of years and

It was crucial, so a lot of people think it was part of the reason that chinese agriculture did really well and a time when in western countries Didn'T- and there was a soil scientists are things in your article under that you sent us a soil scientists in nineteen eleven cooled F h, king who estimated that over a hundred and eighty million tons of human manure was collected annually in the Far EAST to enrich the soil, and now that equates to one point, two kilos of poor per person per day, which is quite a lot. So we do wonderful overestimated slightly. Could then that not even if your efficient make let's hear from every single person I love, you know earlier, I mentioned the the bricks that you can make out of loafers young does Another way of making breaks out of human urine too. This is another as they call it by a break the you can produce and its urine and live,

bacteria see you get urine, you get signed, you get back Terrier, you put it on a brick shape mould and there is a chemical reactions which ensued and that gradually solidifies Brett kind of like making a cake. I kind of like a kind of the kind of I don't know the chances of the great bitches bake off my show. Stop arrive beta. The really good thing about this is the astronauts might one day be able to pass their own. Basis. How, basically I do you gotta, take him out of it, holds up there, a new slowly. You know we her own home into existence. So that means as the food on the space station is depleted, the space station is being built around you perceive it yes, exactly.

you only get food, all shelter right, sure, you're, not very far up Muslims Pyramid of maids and they do cooler cake. Actually, the n, let the buyers, knowledge that are used in all of our farming, lest we forget, save sewage, just picked up in its treated and then is often used as fertilizer when they talk about that. I just states of basically Pooh and other types of matter like that they do refer to as cake, and it comes in these cake shaped and cake textured particles, the inner he ought to have done so for the great british Baker. If you could say I'm going to be making a cake tat, I could get away with it. I think you would think they got out a! U rhino cake and that has an attack like a triple meaning of the word cake there always making cakes. Are they in the shape of with thinks you're, so you could make it could,

in the shape of irrational cake, but it could be made of Bio sell it. So it's almost like a tracking grey area, one disgusting thing, but you get blood disgusting thing. finally the first by now, don't worry guys. Looks like you're on your way to bypass pornography ok, that's that's all about thanks. Thank you so much for listening. If you'd like to get in contact with any of us, but the things that we ve said we could be found on twitter accounts, I'm on Andrew Hunter M James James Hawkins and at Miller Underscore end, and you can email put cars that you I don't come yes or you, go to no such thing as a fish up com. Where you can find all our previous episodes. You can find much. You can find actually loads of previous emphasised because all three hunt

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