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What's with all of these weird science experiments? Waste of money and time, right? wellllllll.......probably not.

This week history dive looks at 2 examples of when science sounded crazy but delivered something cool. A full half of the episode this week is available to non-subscribers, the rest is on the Patreon feed for you super-cool supporters of the show.

Check out www.dcoffeyfoundation.org for this month's highlighted charity.

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What's with all of these weird science experiments? Waste of money and time, right? wellllllll.......probably not.

This week history dive looks at 2 examples of when science sounded crazy but delivered something cool. A full half of the episode this week is available to non-subscribers, the rest is on the Patreon feed for you super-cool supporters of the show.

Check out www.dcoffeyfoundation.org for this month's highlighted charity.

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