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Stuckey should now friend has kept works. Tat came out into the pockets of just vodka, Charles, the reach of bright and Jerry, and you should know colored technicolor yeah, which is really something like that of the abuses melted people's eyes. Then I would like, while I do in great I'm glad to hear that good entire. Yet again, a peculiarly steady area really to make the cheese was

I make my way with whose saying you make the cheese make the sausage make the donor of her make the doughnuts. You never make the sausage the other. You don't want to see how the sausages may just pick anything make the sheep and cattle milk cow people get up early for that, I guess there's an association giver milked account. How have you, Now I was talking to me about that here. The egg is, are we went horse riding and I'd never in the horse before oh yeah, it's pretty near its by new favorite thing. It was amazing how awesome it was. Did you jump over anything on the horse now, but we like meta trotted up a hill, they would shoot a bone error now I must go If, though, you have any trouble the gap is like

listen saddle as like: woe. Ok, let's exactly what you should do so as well! Well, now he was gonna pills. I headed is keep on track, and yet it want to stop him for you, man, he was carrying a load. I feel bad for the horse answer his high. His art all the same man now kickin myself like a horse, because I call this horse by his name the whole day. And now I can't remember Calvin, I thought we'd bonded. I guess I was just pretending. Let's call a horse fairly, can't remember your name either, and it took a big dump. They do that right and stopped allows equity. Stop in for

and was like? Oh you lucky even stop. Sometimes it is walking do really all the ones on our little ride stopped to poop, which I thought was them think I'm confusing them with another animal humans is walking through the disinter. Anyway, it was my favorite nothing. I loved comment but very at home what color was the horse? One of the young spotted ones which I love was hoping. You blew a red or something easy. You smashed the table was going blue blue the blue horse. So allow me to explain why your horse appeared blue. Ok, as Newton figured out, the horse is not inherently blue. There's nothing inherently blew about that horse. It's all in our perception

colored technically doesn't exist, it exists in our minds. It well yeah. The perception of color does exactly like an apple, isn't just there's nothing in the apple, its red Zactly, checking, there's nothing in your horse that made it blew now. What have is that color is basically our perception of a specific wavelengths of visible light. The track invisible. It is part of the electromagnetic spectrum that includes everything from microwaves. The radio waves to gamma rays, You are waves, not quite visible. Light is part of that way. Fools now, not just those things I said: ok so, along that spectrum

this very narrow, little slice, that's visible, light, an invisible light, which we see as like white light sunlight is that the presence of the rainbow which are called the spectral colors it right on one end, you have the short wavelength which is blue and the other end. You have the long wait, links which has read and technically violet on the other side. Well, read has a bunch of different names when you start reading in color or no blue on the blue side. It's like starts of violet buoyed up very well. I want talking about what humans can see right, yeah and then everything else is in between right and Watson. What's really in the middle like yellow, maybe she's, like yellows came in the middle there when you think You tell me, while, on the other and beyond violet, you got ultraviolet beyond

you got infrared here. These are things we can't see. No, we can't some animals can remember. Might they think monarch butterflies are able to migrate all the weight of Mexico using ultraviolet, detecting ultraviolet member, that nowhere does it get at the sober amazing. So this this ban of light, this visible spectrum, contains the spectral colors which we see right the trade and for a very long time everybody just thought. Well that apples read for their horses, blue as this house is born. There is nothing that can be done about it. Yet and then like we along came Newton and Newton, said now. Something it's going. I hear you, like you, said color. Really existed in the eye, the beholder almost literally yeah right and the reason why an apple seems right or your her simply because of natural chemicals.

Found and say the skin of the apple at the height of the horse that are called pigments yet so in an apple specifically, is anthracite elements that make it read yes in in the case of a care, it's karate noise in the case of grass, its chlorophyll and these mints have the capability of absorbing some wavelengths of light and reflecting others back and the wavelength better afflicts back are the colors that we perceive that's right. That's if it's an object that is opaque, while the other two big one night there apples are pretty opaque near how its Ura Superman, maybe the heat invisible, see through ass. You can see right these, oh yeah. He can't hear me. I get your joke now. So yeah with an opaque objects were light, doesn't

all the way through sunlight reflected back so in the case of anthracite, and this pigment absorbs all the other wavelengths of light except read in a reflex red back and so red is reflected back. So what you see when you look at this apple with all the red light reflecting back at you, is a red apple. That's how we proceed color in the world around us, naturally yeah and if its transparent, reflecting that light, but transmitting it so depends the color of white. That's passing through it. Instead of reflecting back to you yes again, it's that chemical make up its it operates and sort of the same way right is just not like in an apple skin. Let's say yeah exactly, but it all comes to do comes down to briskly pigments or whatever natural, chemical or or mineral that either absorbs the reflex

certain wavelengths of light. So here's the thing that chuck like that can happen all day, long and his Is that a human rights monkey dolphin dogs, cats dogs are not colorblind, that's right, they see different colours and we do but they're, not color blind I wonder how you do this tests on animals here. That's a good question for me. I'm sure it's pretty easy to find out, but I didn't have time to look into and with you there. This is like a massive black hole, nothin, Mason, like you, just keep going in going in going with colors such a huge expansive topic here that we could just do nothing but color episodes for the next several months. If we wanted to do you want to kill me, I didn't make it through today's. So you doing great this fine, this creature. It is a very light,

big subject. Yes, it is, men were just were providing a brief overview of it, and so on I was saying things can reflect. Color the time, but as long as there's not something there to perceive it is there any? is there really any color there while its philosophical question, but there there's an answer to it: answers now that the tree falls in the woods and nuns around here doesn't make a noise. No, actually my my opinion, other is yes, but with color we're doesn't exist with being perceived ethic yeah around me differently, it's a bit of a brain melter, but an see what you're saying, ok, so valleyed you did to the question of how do we see color and I was in figured out until the eighteenth century and it was improving, I think, until the sixties, and their apparent guys, you're a dynamic do if I've ever heard of one before the more the names.

I will Thomas Young. He was, I thought he was gonna, do and I had never heard- of the other guy Herman Van Helmholtz yeah Thomas Young. What I read was that he was the first to propose the tri chromatic theory, basically, that we see everything through. Red, green and blue channels, because that's how our eyes pick up on color yet because we have cells in our eyes called cones right. I think we're something like a hundred million or some Phyllis amount of rods and Roger the things that we see in like fine detail. Black and white typically Cones are color, perceiving cells, and each cell is specialised. Do either a tune to wavelengths that Red green Blue yeah, you have way more rights than cones about a hundred and twenty million ride.

Each eye and only only about six billion coins in Egypt and those cones are concentrated mostly in front of your retina Yandah Middle right, which is why you don't see color, preferably quite as well on track so these seltzer attuned, different wavelengths right, the long wavelength, a red medium is green. In short, is blue, they said meetings, We know that in the middle ok friend said Medium is not in the middle was, forests are GB, goes ok, gotcha, okay and so with these cells chuck. If you're looking at your blue horse was thing come in the blue horse here, So if you look at Calvin the blue horse getting a lot of information on from short wavelength light. Yet so much that the longer medium wavelengths right right and so

I'll. Buy you a little bit. It's not a true blue horse right, which would mean that it is a totally saturated blue, which will is only that blue wavelength. True, blue wavelength coming rise, this puffy little with green, a little bit of red right. It's all there in your eyes are getting all this information at once and their reporting the rain, the electrical impulses about the quality of the wavelengths of like they're, getting it right, and so your brain takes it, and basically, you becomes a color mixer and creates the color blue that you're, seeing Calvin Ass yet that's how we detect color and from the r and d in the b you can put together supposedly the commission on illumination, a European Commission on illumination back in nineteen thirty one determine that humans can see something like two point: three million collars. Oh it's a hundred miles.

Is it because I've seen all over the place in this? The nineteen thirty one c? I e findings of the winter people's say this has the best science behind every year, the other hundred million, now I'm sorry, ten million, ok, ok, the other thing about the CIA is that people say well. This is only under certain types of illumination. I think three different types of illumination bright. So entirely possible if you change the intensity or whatever you're going to have brand new color. So ten millions reasonable, look, that's a lot of colors that we can see all from the red, the green and blue cones coming together in your brain, adjusting I'm seeing. How will that some birds, Vienna? I figured exactly. Did you hear the sort of the go to joke gallery? It is pretty joke. He carries a good one. Amazing, two million colors or what sites two million. If you joined by the nineteen thirty one model, the out of the sea, I e the name in committee.

Should we talk about some of the characteristics of color gave us take a break for skin heavy going. Ok, here's the thing save money with Geico was almost better than playing pick up basketball, because there's always that guy who joined your game, he never passes the rock he constantly bricks theories and who completely. You and then put his hands up and say no foul, no foul with Geico. It's easy to switch Save on car insurance, no need to fake an ankle sprain because you're absolutely exhausted. So which in save with back it's almost better than sport,

all right. So if you actually, you can do this on your modern television as well, but it seemed like most tvs now. Can I come fairly set up, but in the old days When you have a little wheels to try and get that color right, it was, you know, you might have noticed things said hue and intensive, or value or tone, and all that stuff goes wrong. Color characteristics, yeah Anna specifically it Zalm Meaneth. Basically, what the color is: it's not the whiteness of the darkness, it you know it's the greenness or the redness blueness, that's the hue! Yet it's what you you can interchange. There were with yeah exactly like how they referred to as the identity of a colored, suns gonna personal,

the intensity is how pure it is. So, like we said of most colors remixes They bleed one where the other on the wavelength, but in its purest form. A single wave link which is really rare. That would be the purity or the intensity of the color right very often them now, and I was wondering, like that's pretty cool there. Some physics lab somewhere that can produce pure saturated green, like unadulterated, greener, adulterated blueberries. Redesign of there's gotta be there has to be a problem that is gonna, be really something to see no you're! Looking at dream, like writing by green, I would like to see that

time here and I have not colorblind, but I have a more difficult time, picking out other Hughes in color, whereas Emily's really good, like wind, picking up pink colors like that grey has this in this and this in it like really legacy gray. Well, supposedly, a lot of people have a deficiency. I might have a slight colored efficiency in a lot of people have been colored, don't realize it yeah, so lotta people don't realize if they think that this is this. Color just looks like this and thinks everybody sees it that way in this. In the case of than here, comes from a conversation. Whether like all wait a minute. What you mean you see a distinction between those well but yeah, but in my case it's Hughes. It's not like. I see a completely different color right, aura, black or everything's looks gray near. I did I'm a brains, define colored blindness is pretty interesting. The I wanted research that one time for a show and dislike bit my mind so much. I quietly file it away

are. You pick it next week by value? Is the lightness of darkness of color and that's basically has to do with light. The energy of the light that makes it up in the value is some, so he was is really just kind of finite, very finite number of colours of huge right now and you think of like primary cause. We shall talk about soon, But when you are just something when you are just the the value of it yet the disks a whole new range of colors. So if you had a little black to a color, What are you doing a shading? It yeah. If you add white, You are creating a tenth there and then, if you black, am I a grey you're toning. It right and I think people interchange those words without understanding what they mean give it. They are definite, distinct fears,

and on that we should probably say there's a lot of really neat so on the internet, pan tone is a really good one year. Can go, look at color wheels and things like that and see the distinction between these things and be like. Oh, you mean pastels, that's another word for a town yet, and it's a lot of people get really get into it, because it's the basis of printing and art and photography and like every every sort of art form we're form, but many are forms boil down to color. So if you go to art school you're, gonna study, color, pretty deeply yeah yeah, I'm one of the things you gonna studies, color theory. And color theory is based on the idea that certain colors come. Can asked one another certain colors com, on another. Certain color should never be used together and not that it's just you know, you're instructor surge, saying no

These colours don't go together in such a surges opinion. These are objective facts as yours, color theory goes, and it's all based on these. The idea they're all colors, following the one of two categories, have additive colors in subtractive, colors yeah there's a couple of I mean, there's two distinct applications for both of these talking about a computer screen or a television. That's that's using light. So it's additive. If you're going about paint or photography, that's subtractive right, so you can think of it. This way with additive colors you starting with back in your adding light to it and, ultimately, when you add all these additive colors together, you're going to have white with subjective colors, you start with why and when you add all these colours together, you ultimately gonna have black and they subtract by absorbing one

colors yeah- that's really rather colored mine, Bender too, because with subtractive you're still adding colors, but it's not additive right, but there's one had to wrap your head around here, but there sit there subtracting wavelengths by combining colors in absorbing right. Yeah takes a hue out. So a really good example of subtractive colors is, if you take em, scion sign absorbed. Orange rat dry right, so if you take Diane, I knew mix it with yellow you produce green and the rest. As I am in, yellow produce, green skills. Siam print absorbs the red like any yellow light. The yellow absorbs blue violet, and so the only Keller that's not subtracted or absorbed is green, so green is produced from these other pigments.

Absorbing all the other wavelengths year with it additive coloring additive pigments, it's it's quite the opposite. You have light combining to form new colors rather than so having your adding to it. Yeah like the apple is it. It example likely said earlier, with subtractive color system and again like a tv screen would be additive yeah. I think we ve got. Yeah, I mean it as might have been a little bit some stuff. You know after you like ten times and then it sinks in the the reason they all colors can be turned into the attitude primary source of primaries is that these are these six colors of these the there. The six spectral colors of the rainbow colors, so additive primaries are what red, green and blue cigarette

gb yeah and then these subtractive colors are Siam, yellow, and Magenta the same agenda there, almost like Pizarro color, there the bizarre, a world primary colleagues when you think of primary cause, you think of like the the what red, yellow in blue people think of we are regularly where the traditional primaries and they still are, But when it comes to like painting and printing, they ve been replaced sire, magenta, yellow and black right see I'm like yeah, we'll get it dear clubhouse printer, yes, that's it you're, gonna be seeing seem like a or you can select our GB as well: reg, red, green and blue, so Crosbie cells, national rights or quasi cells in s yeah,

the difference is a rule of thumb in all right. So we mention primary colors just a second ago, and then we have our secondary colors, Green Orange and Purple Hughes. Would you get for mixing the primary colors right and then yes, EL tertiary colors, which is furthering the color used by mixing primary colors with secondary colors rights of six tertiary colours in the two sets of primary colors, are the six secondary colors. I think in the two sets of primary close form, the collar relish twelve colours in the color, we'll Yan tertiary colors are the ones that are you sure, like Blue Green, or red violet yeah. It's like literally named the two colors in color naming is another rabbit hole that you can go down. There's a site man. I wish I'd written down, but its it. If you type in life,

who names colors are color naming or something like that, and Google, like one of the one of the first page entries, is this site you go through and dumb. It shows you different colors in you. Right what you name that color, how interesting! butter, yellow or something like that right, While I was there as far as I got, I would cause by reality that Hungary had other things that it, but you can get you into. I think it's like ten or twenty different shades that they show you colors at issue and on the day. The whole purpose of all this is to find some sort of com commonality to create universal universal naming conventional color here makes sense, because you know there is a lot of distinction among languages for naming colors. But at least one study that I found decided that all colors

universally first societies. I do recognise individual, others rather than these are just warm colours, and these are cool colors there, which is universal. The more primary the color the shorter and easier to remember the name of it is like across culture, so now cultures will call it blue gray, but Cultures gonna have like another, like short monosyllabic name for that color right for the same thing that we would call blue this pretty interesting, yeah desgas, it's easier to understand its just its basic, like colors, appear to be basic universally. Are, I think we should take another break and may become back and talk a little bit about how colors can complement each other. Live in harmony and what that means to us. Ok,

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They are really far apart in hue as far apart as they can be in there come. If you look at the color we'll there on the complete opposite side from one another right, and when you place the next to each other than their Hugh is like. I guess it's just more robust looking yet because a complement one another right, oh yeah complimentary, doesn't necessarily mean, like our. They look great together. Under all circumstances, right so some complimentary colors like a red and green if you place of next to each other in the sea, intensity and the same size, it's another one you. Are going to have. What's call- and I saw I have a short like that. If it is to me, equal amounts of bright red, bright green tend to think that shirt. It's just a Christmas sure I was it retired, as well as for the holidays holiday, but the the

The point of having colors in using colors together isn't just like. Well, these two opposite color, we'll sermon use them in equal amounts and equal intensity, and everything will be great. Yes, you have to achieve its called color harmony and, in that you want to choose different different shades or different tones or different tents. And also different amounts at once. So like you're, going to use a bunch of red in a little of green as an accident. That would be much more harmonious than equal amount of intense red and green next each other. Yet again, this is when we. It's not a matter of taste, that's like picking something out as a matter of taste. Good again, these are like scientific rules right. You can't just throw two colors together and say that looks great yeah or that their harmonious magus occurred, but she be wrong. You search would be like

you're is objective stuff and then was complimentary, colors getting back to that, there's really cool thing that they bring out called retinal fatigue. So you get a little. I remain at home. That's gonna blow your mind. Big really illustrates how color works pretty well. If you look at a bright red spot for about a minute your written answer, gonna soak in all that read all those cones are and then, when you go if we look at a white surface You're gonna see Green briefly right, not for right and the reason why is because your red cells, it just in basically over stimulated and they're gonna, respond weekly to the information at their getting from that white right. And you're blue green cells are gonna, be functioning just fine, so they're gonna easily overwhelm you red cells, and so what you see is this ghost image of like a Cyan square,

here, which is why, in the reason wise, because red is the compliment of green, allow always be that opposite right. It didn't just like randomly pick out a color. I know If you start adding all stuff together that their objectively complimentary colors that you see when you see too much of the opposite, one didn't it seem to fit. So cleanly together that you're almost like what is going on here. What is Why do we see color? It's a really good question. Loosened biologists have not been able to explain it fully yeah. I guess I will never thought about that. Khazars Well, I mean there's probably some evolutionary benefit right sure, like green things are generally good to eat. Yeah. The green is also the I'm the kind of a universal color for discussed or sickness or illness. Like your green because ring around the gills or something like the industry. Green is often like the color

rod grass, but it's true. I mean it is so high how did we evolved to understand the nuanced, and I mean clearly, if we didn't evolve to seeing color so that we can do this have as a by product of it, but we can very easily tick off whether something is healthy, forests, dangerous. We, We get a lot of information about an object, our environments quality in. Our ability basin, its color. It's almost like a shorthand that our brains pick up here and part of that is because we're conditioned after years of using green for go in. Greece for safe passage and like red or orange, for hazard signs and stop signs support, that's conditioning, but as far as like go back many many years before we made stop signs. I have no idea yeah.

Really makes you wonder, and even like the idea that pink is for girls and blues for boys. That's a fairly recently Finally, I think the early twentieth century it was the opposite. Do we ever do? That is a show her the nose to short, think we d like a video or something maybe seem to remember that, but it was the opposite until like than did the nineteen hundred interesting yeah yeah, it's interesting totally! That's what Iraq, your pink shirts, yeah right, that's exactly why that in fashion, so getting back to harm harmonious colors, if they are But this is, if you like, picking out colors in your house or whatever, and if you're not very good at it. There are few part in fast rules Colors that are in digital color, we'll out is really handy if their side by side they're going to harmonise, well unlikely mention colors directly

ass, one or other complimentary once also go well in the right proportions because, like you said the size of it makes a big difference. They point out the article on, if you ever seen so in his like, painted their room, read like in college if it rebate would do that. It's an assault on your senses, because you're not used to seeing that much read write, but maybe an exit wall and a shade of red matched with a complimentary color. You would want to red and green room. Her get screens copper made a red now, but you could conceivably say, use the complimentary color freely the tram or something like that yeah, exactly an intense and shades and tones of the same color are always ok together. You never gonna clash, but am you just got the mess around with like how much of one compared to the other in what pleases? Europe? Yes, so there is as yet-

ass. The note in so again search is, is saying like no there's objective. Truth is the complimentary colours and harmonious colored, but there is also personal preference culture, and this is kind of like the thorn in the side of the whole idea of color psychology that people use learn to manipulate other people like buying a product or whatever study efforts, He keeps finding that color preferences, colors symbolism. Yeah is extremely personal. It's based on past experience and you are bringing a new culture like, for example, here in the west. We were black for morning year while in the east, and why is the color from morning right. So there's a lot of culturally bound ideas about color to which keeps it from being like universally symbolic or whatever, but that being said, there are some they just from being exceeded

two, it time and time again like a red, stoplight envy. You come to identify symbolically with other stuff yeah. Others will also affect everyone. Does we moved wise, but there are some generalities there too, like Blue is generally a soothing color. It will calm you down too. Much, though, could actually have the opposite effect. Like too much blue on some people working really depress you what Blue can yeah. I wonder: that's why they say you're yeah yeah, I'm in thinking that we describe our word like that green with envy, you mean you're down in the dumps Red Mean Drang Arabia, redfish, yeah, redneck, no, eight, that's different

of different, worn, colors, reds and yellows can also lift the spirits if your less excitable and they say that most people wanted to strike a balance between the cool in the warm right. That's when it comes to it. Personal preference, but the idea behind this is that a lot of people don't realize this is going on there being affected by color even though they are that is on a very unconscious level. Yet It depends lot on light like how much lighter room has come into it, because you're gonna, because sunlight is different than artificial light. Europe, shirts gonna, look a different color outside in this. Is, it might remember when we did the tv show those a lot of them with colours and stuff. You know things would look different outside than they would under studio lights right. What's neat those we humans have developed this trick called color constancy.

Where, if you look at something, even if it's in the shadow were in the sunlight, it should conceivably look like different colored thing, because of the illumination here by the US, we're still like now, let's still green, just because there's no shadow blocking it now, I still see it is green here doesn't make any sense in it's kind of perplexed. I guess, Sir, just for a while trying to figure out what the scissor neurologists and they figured out that, yes, it is in the brain and there one guy, who had some sort of brain damage, I think from an electric shock and he also went for all intents and purposes blind yeah, but he could still see Kullak word, but he didn't have color constancy, so they figured out tat. This guy was detecting wavelengths of light color, even though he couldn't see anything he could see colors still bright, colored constancy wasn't there, so they figured out while their means that its

think of the brain very me as very cool. They also bring up in the in the house of works article- something I think is pretty interesting how certain, because a conditioning certain colors can just appear to be wrong like if you were to pull up and see a green stop sign freak you out yeah or the example dazed, and here is a few cracked and egg, and there was a green, a yoke that would be really freaky too, because you're too so used that yellow you'd. Think, while this is disease or something yeah or Doktor ceased, Why don't you get? Did you look at the thing on pigment? I did there some wacky ways. People have made Yeah, I mean pigment as far as making paint in things now there, since that synthetic Mina, like their synthesizing laboratories, which makes sense, but throughout

of history up until they started doing that they are actual real things in the ground and on the earth that they were grind up into powder. In the case of blue, there was a semi precious stones called. Are there still is called Lepus Lazuli that was found all over the place in Afghanistan? That's how they made blue Azure or, as your right is a blue mineral of copper. So all of em, most of them have a few four ways they could make it read. I think we ve talked about cinnabar before the mineral yeah is where you get vermilion red and car mine. Car mine is bright red in that comes from aluminum salt of carbonic acid. Such is crazy that they found all these things in the world to make.

A blue as the toughest one cause. You don't see, blue very much in nature. I think Blue is the one you will see, at least in the primary colours as far as nature goes right, like some insects but like there's, no blue food. Yet it's true blue horses. Now. What about why my favorite was India, yellow where they would feed cows, nothing but mango, leaves and then collector urine and am boil it down. Then filter out the concentrated mark at the same time make balls out of it and there was the basis of your pigment yeah spreading old stuff. So there's just a few here, if you really get into pigments- and you can like go crazy-

trying to figure out where they came from. Definitely and dumb I mean again. This is like really just the surface of color. So much too and dumb. I strongly advise you to go out and learn more about. Color is everywhere about the one last factoid wisest Skyblue I was a girl, I got an now. It should really have any color, but the angle the sun coming down. The upper atmosphere encounters things like water, vapor, another tiny particles, and they tend to scatter Lou Wavelength lie more than the other college right. That's it! So that's bouncing around at all points, which is why the sky blew it like noontime. But while the scale no new time over here. It's sunrise or sunset to the east, to the west and since The blue light is getting scattered over you. Words noontime in though in the east to the west

red and and pinks are making it All the way there there in the blue is not, which is why sunrise and sunset attends to appear reddish, whereas, like midday appears blue, yet, which is, it makes total sense, and when your kids ascii wisest skyblue, you can turn you can tell him like. The real reason you can be like colored does not actually exist there. So I gave up the ghostly a few. I know more about colored is take their word in your favorite search engine or how stuff works that common it'll take you any wild ride insincere all right, it's time for listener mail. Called the something I've never heard it before. Precocious puberty, you remember that if we talk about this early puberty, ok, there we took another year we. So I guess this is a nice girls maybe that's why I got you. Surprise me, like I'm listener, and thanks for helping me and my commute everyday

really enjoyed and giggled my way through that sort of male purity. Thanks so much for mentioning precocious puberty. There you have it, I was diagnosed at age to after my mom came to wake me before school. One day I had a full beard now before preschool is the lady and she had started her period at two years old wow and, as you can imagine, my mom was terrified. It took a long time to get a correct diagnosis, since it is pretty rare, my treat. Started out as daily shots that my mommy. Home that then went to the monthly and annually as a year's progress. Also intermittent stays in the hospital protesting poor kid I now treatment was starts when I reach twelve years old, essentially pressing play and my puberty that had been on pause for almost ten years. Let's see that's cool treatment Tammy. It's amazing that they figured out how to puberty gather like stay. Ok,

only hazy. Memories of this, of course, is as a child, but I do remember that missing shots caused quite a bit of paints. It's my body was growing out of control. Never been able to find out what the long term effects might be, but I've had a pretty decent health, and am I dont life and are now thirty one years or so thanks a lot, and that is from learn in California. Thanks lot learn appreciate that we love hearing from my people with real life experiences of stuff. This talk about. That's right! I've! U want to! Let us know about your real life experience. We wanna hear you can tweak to us it s. Why escape? I guess you can join us on Facebook that complex that we should now. You can send an email to stop. I guess the house, therefore, that come in always join us at home on the web stuff. You should know that

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