Stuff You Should Know

When is someone going to write a book without a colon?

I think we need to.

And I think that's what happens to him in the book.

So this dude named Don Swaim wrote a book called The Assassination of Ambrose Bierce colon. When is someone going to write a book without a colon?

I highly recommend a delightfully witty book called Kosher for the Clueless but Curious by Simon Episdorf.

I highly recommend a delightfully witty book called Kosher for the Clueless but Curious by Simon Episdorf.

I highly recommend a delightfully witty book called Kosher for the Clueless but Curious by Simon Episdorf.

John Money... he wrote a book called LOVEMAPS in I think 1986 that was really authoritative on paraphilias.

and his thing was that you know it's it's learned behavior that comes at a certain point and our love map which combines like love and lust in normal ways gets vandalized in some way from some traumatic experience or it could also be in some fun experience but um the introduction of this this additional data point in the development of this love map creates a creates a paraphilia that has to be um I guess corrected through something like cognitive behavioral therapy sometimes drugs are used SSRIs are used sometimes and then in certain cases they'll use things like chemical castration actually.

John Money, he wrote in the 80s, he wrote a book called LOVEMAPS, I think 1986, that was really authoritative on paraphilias and his thing was that you know, it's it's learned behavior that comes at a certain point and our love map which combines like love and lust and in normal ways gets vandalized in some way from some traumatic experience or it could also be in some fun experience but um the introduction of this this additional data point in the development of this love map creates a creates a paraphilia that has to be um I guess corrected through something like cognitive behavioral therapy.

John Money, he um, he wrote in the 80s, he wrote a book called LOVEMAPS, I think 1986 that was really authoritative on um, paraphilias and his thing was that you know it's it's learned behavior that comes at a certain point and our love map which combines like love and lust and in normal ways gets vandalized in some way from some traumatic experience or it could also be in some fun experience.

a lot of this comes from a book uh written by Chris Newby called Bitten colon the secret history of Lyme disease and and biological weapons

this book like I think uh Chris Smith the representative from New Jersey said like this book really inspired me to take up this legislation

but in the book Newby basically says the government at Fort Detrick Maryland and on Plum Island New York before it was turned into an animal disease research center were doing it was an insect disease research center before that I guess they were they were looking into

the um they they definitely were doing bio warfare research there um but early early 1950s yeah but and then Fort Detrick into for however long if they're not still doing it now but the um they they were apparently looking into ticks as delivery systems for biological weapons

but what Newby is saying is they were doing that research and then the way we got Lyme disease is whatever research they were coming up with escaped say a tick attached to a bird that flew off of Plum Island and landed in the area around Lyme Connecticut and these ticks got off and they started to breed and they they became endemic in this area and that's where Lyme disease came from there was actually a biological weapon that was produced and then inadvertently probably not purposefully released into the larger population in the northeast

a lot of this comes from a book uh written by Chris Newby called Bitten colon the secret history of Lyme disease and and biological weapons

but in the book Newby basically says the government at Fort Detrick Maryland and on Plum Island New York before it was turned into an animal disease research center were doing it was an insect disease research center before that I guess they were they were looking into um well they they definitely were doing bio warfare research there

There was a book written by a man named Russell Blalock called Excitotoxins Colon, The Taste That Kills.

It was a Norman Bates and Hitchcock's Psycho, and Hitchcock had made this movie based on a book that had come out, I think the year before, by an author named Robert Bloch, also called Psycho.

It was a Norman Bates and Hitchcock's Psycho and Hitchcock had made this movie based on a book that had come out, I think, the year before by an author named Robert Bloch, also called Psycho.

It was a Norman Bates and Hitchcock 'Psycho', and Hitchcock had made this movie based on a book that had come out I think the year before by an author named Robert Bloch, also called 'Psycho'.

He wrote a book called On the Witness Stand in 1908 and he's known still today as the father of applied psychology.

He wrote a book called On the Witness Stand in 1908 and he's known still today as the father of applied psychology.

He was a psychologist who said hey here's how psychology can help you in your day to day life especially if your day to day life is that you're being convicted of a crime based on eyewitness testimony.

And he basically showed through a lot of experiments and exercises when he was a lecturer at Harvard that memory was definitely not essentially just like a film strip or a videotape or for today's kids an MP4 file.

He wrote a book called On the Witness Stand in 1908 and he's known still today as the father of applied psychology.

Yeah, series of articles and now book.

From 1996 I believe Gary Webb was an investigative journalist for the San Jose Mercury News.

And they had a front page story where he basically figured out the connection between the CIA and the crack epidemic that started in I think 1984 in Los Angeles.

Yeah, South Central.

Sadly, all three of the major newspapers the LA Times, New York Times and I guess was the Washington Post came out. They were not only shunned, they like tried to discredit him.

Yeah, series of articles and now book.

From 1996 I believe Gary Webb was an investigative journalist for the San Jose Mercury News.

And they had a front page story where he basically figured out the connection between the CIA and the crack epidemic that started in I think 1984 in Los Angeles.

Sadly, all three of the major newspapers the LA Times, New York Times and I guess was the Washington Post came out. They were not only shunned, they like tried to discredit him.

He ended up quitting and committed a very weird suicide. Yeah. In which he shot himself in the head twice.

Yeah, series of articles and now book.

From 1996 I believe Gary Webb was an investigative journalist for the San Jose Mercury News.

And they had a front page story where he basically figured out the connection between the CIA and the crack epidemic that started in I think 1984 in Los Angeles.

Sadly, all three of the major newspapers the LA Times, New York Times and I guess was the Washington Post came out. They were not only shunned, they like tried to discredit him.

Yeah, rather than pick up the story they tried to de-demolish it and Webb. New York Times suggested he was a reckless reporter prone to getting his facts wrong.

Um, he was written about as a patient just by the pseudonym s by a psychologist very famous psychologist named alexander luria and he he titled his paper book The mind of a mnemonist

He he titled his paper book The mind of a mnemonist

Um, he was written about as a patient just by the pseudonym S by a psychologist very famous psychologist named alexander luria and he he titled his paper book the mind of a nemonist

Our friend Joe Barrett sent us his book and it's called Managed Care.

Our friend Joe Barrett sent us his book and it's called Managed Care.

I haven't been able to read it yet, but it's on the it's on the stack on the desk.

Yeah, so check out who Managed Care by Joe Barrett.

Our friend Joe Barrett sent us his book and it's called Managed Care.

Many years later I meet my wife which is almost eight years ago now and quickly found out that her favorite writer is Richard Wright.

Since reading his novel, Native Son has wanted to name her kid Richard to honor the impact he had on her life.

She had visited his grave in Paris and has every book he ever published.

She had visited his grave in Paris and has every book he ever published.

So it starts getting into Buddhism specifically a book called The Third Eye.

Which is I think like about Tibetan Buddhism but how they can like fly around and do stuff.

Yeah I mean that book is definitely one that's been taken issue with over the years.

So it starts getting into Buddhism specifically a book called The Third Eye.

Which is I think like about Tibetan Buddhism but how they can like fly around and do stuff.

So it starts getting into Buddhism specifically a book called The Third Eye which is I think like about Tibetan Buddhism but how they can like fly around and do stuff.

They're the two books that track the thoroughbreds of British aristocracy.

So Dillon makes this change in one of them in Debrets doesn't make the change in Burke's.

They're the two books that track the thoroughbreds of British aristocracy.

So Dillon makes this change in one of them in Debrets doesn't make the change in Burke's.

They're the two books that track the thoroughbreds of British aristocracy.

They're the two books that track the thoroughbreds of British aristocracy.

So Dillon makes this change in one of them in Debrets doesn't make the change in Burke's.

They're the two books that track the thoroughbreds of British aristocracy.

So Dillon makes this change in one of them in Debrets doesn't make the change in Burke's.

They're the two books that track the thoroughbreds of British aristocracy.

Robert Kaplan's book, The Nothing that Is, A Natural History of Zero. He speculates that the shape comes from the round depression left in the sand, a sand counting board once you remove a stone from it.

Robert Kaplan's book, The Nothing that Is, A Natural History of Zero. He speculates that the shape comes from the round depression left in the sand, a sand counting board once you remove a stone from it.

Robert Kaplan's book, The Nothing that Is, A Natural History of Zero. He speculates that the shape comes from the round depression left in the sand, a sand counting board once you remove a stone from it.

I highly encourage you to read zero in four dimensions Which is an article you can find online from 2002 by guy named Hossain Arsham And he explains in much greater depth in detail like zero and what's so cool about it

I highly encourage you to read zero in four dimensions Which is an article you can find online from 2002 by guy named Hossain Arsham And he explains in much greater depth in detail like zero and what's so cool about it

I highly encourage you to read zero in four dimensions Which is an article you can find online from 2002 by guy named Hossain Arsham And he explains in much greater depth in detail like zero and what's so cool about it

Oh man, I forgot about that book. Yeah man, that was good, good movie. Um, I make brutal to watch but a really good movie.

Oh man, I forgot about that book. Yeah, man, that was good, good movie.

Oh man, I forgot about that book. Yeah, man, that was good, good movie. I make brutal to watch, but a really good movie.

people like Reinhold Messner and one Sir Edmund Hillary both searched for evidence of the Yeti while they were hiking and Messner even wrote a book called my quest for the Yeti confronting the Himalayas deepest mystery

Reinhold Messner even wrote a book called my quest for the Yeti confronting the Himalayas deepest mystery

people like Reinhold Messner

both searched for evidence of the Yeti while they were hiking and Messner even wrote a book called my quest for the Yeti confronting the Himalayas deepest mystery

he has a um a museum in the mountains and his one of his yeti samples were one of the ones that sykes analyzed his turned out to be the tooth of a dog but he says that doesn't surprise me because i think they're all bears

And he wrote a book in 1974 called The Loch Ness Story and he ended up digging up about a dozen or so references pre 20th century to some sort of monster out there.

And he wrote a book in 1974 called The Loch Ness Story and he ended up digging up about a dozen or so references pre 20th century to some sort of monster out there.

And he wrote a book in 1974 called The Loch Ness Story and he ended up digging up about a dozen or so references pre 20th century to some sort of monster out there.