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Yes, that's two surveys.

Uh, if you've only filled out one of the surveys, uh, you can check my Twitter and/or BlueSky.

I've tweeted out a second survey because we have new information [laughs] that is pretty relevant.

We will discuss the results of both surveys to see what the differences are.

So just make sure you go to crimescenepod.com. Um, that's crime S-E-E-N pod.com to subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.

Other than that, I'm also still selling Big Brother cups.

So yeah, look on my website on BlueSky.

You can find [laughs] you can find me on @maritalkstoomuch at BlueSky.

Follow the show on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and on TikTok @LockedOnSharks.

Follow me on Twitter and BlueSky @myfryhole.

Till then, bye friends.

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Drop me a follow.

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That's going to round out our slate of minor league recaps for this year.

In the meantime, though, you can check out our many social media channels, including Facebook, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, Blue Sky, and Twits.

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Arf, arf, arf.

Please let our listeners know where they can find you online.

At Eric W. Barnes on Blue Sky and Instagram.

I don't really post much on either

just because I'm trying to.

And Christian Anderson is a virologist and evolutionary biologist at Scripps Research.

He went on Blue Sky and called many, if not all, of the experiments the report lays out, quote, just basic research, end quote.

His reasoning is that the mutations in those studies already exist out in nature.

Nobody's inventing a new one.

This fossil sits in this particular part.

Therefore, it would have had the properties we expected to have had the properties of these closely related ones, which do X, Y, Z.

Therefore, we think this fossil did X, Y, Z.

Therefore, the sound would have been like this.

We could take that plectrum running along a comb and we can then interpret that, tweak it and make it sound closer to whatever it sounded like.

So what are you digging? Let us know.

Join us on our socials, Facebook, Instagram threads, Blue Sky at Album Nerds.

It will be a discovery of extraordinary value.

Well, it's about the time on the show when I'm reminded of the words of Sean McGuire, played by Robin Williams in 1997's Good Will Hunting.