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Sep 11, 2026

speaker_5HOST
6:55
with the new organ being installed in the church in 1861 manufactured by bevington and sun where the sun is not bevington's son in my opinion i believe that the sun is the mason guiding the way to use the organ to connect with the people above and below the floorboards.
speaker_5HOST
7:20
When we have shown, according to sciencedirect.com, piezoelectric effect is the ability of certain materials, including bone, to generate an electrical charge in response to mechanical loading, where we are finding out, in my opinion, how these so-called churches are being used and how they are operating as a machine.
speaker_5HOST
7:40
The heart of any bone conducted system is the vibrator, which convert amplified sound.
speaker_5HOST
7:46
The mechanical vibration, the organ, connecting with these bones, as well as the people that are alive and above the catacombs.
speaker_0HOST
3:25
The evidence is more nuanced than that.
speaker_0HOST
3:28
A 2026 systematic review published in Science Direct examined AI and self-regulated learning, the ability to plan, monitor, and evaluate your own progress.
speaker_0HOST
3:38
The conclusion, A, I can support self-regulated learning effectively when it provides scaffolding and feedback.
speaker_0HOST
3:45
When it prompts you to reflect on your own reasoning.
speaker_0HOST
3:58
AI as a mirror, reflecting your thinking back to you, develops expertise.
speaker_0HOST
4:03
AI as a shortcut, bypassing your thinking entirely, erodes it.
speaker_0HOST
4:08
A separate 2026 paper, also published in Science Direct, identified something it called the metacognitive gap.
speaker_0HOST
4:15
The paper's title is striking.
Emma GilesGUEST
7:33
every personality trait genetically linked or is it just like a choice for you? Like are there some that are genetically linked, some that aren't?
Sam KellyHOST
7:40
So the article I've got up here is by Science Direct and it's comparing identical and fraternal twins and it shows that accounts for like your genetics and like what you inherited accounts for roughly 30% to 50% of the variation in your personality traits.
Sam KellyHOST
7:57
Whoa.
Sam KellyHOST
7:58
That's like
Sam KellyHOST
8:10
Interesting.
Sam KellyHOST
8:11
Okay, okay.
Sam KellyHOST
8:12
Go check that out on Science Direct.
Sam KellyHOST
8:13
If you want to know more information about that, I just found it very interesting.
Scott BerryHOST
10:41
This is Zhou et al.
Scott BerryHOST
10:43
It's in ScienceDirect.
Scott BerryHOST
10:45
It's actually labeled October twenty twenty-six, and it's August twenty twenty-six.
Scott BerryHOST
10:50
But this is a Emory University study that suggests vitamin D supplement intake may be associated with better cognitive function.
Lucas RagnoloGUEST
1:37
And second, to identify the communication assessments most commonly used in the literature.
Lucas RagnoloGUEST
1:43
we conducted a systematic search of five databases, PubMed, CINAHL, ScienceDirect, ERIC, and SpeechByte.
Lucas RagnoloGUEST
1:50
We included studies reporting speech, language, social communication, or communication-related outcomes in individuals with clinically or genetically confirmed Rett syndrome.
Lucas RagnoloGUEST
2:00
The search identified 3,091 records, with 59 studies meeting our inclusion criteria.
Robert HensleyHOST
1:45
Research on national ecological footprints has found that environmental impacts are strongly associated with economic development, urbanization, militarization, and patterns of international trade.
Robert HensleyHOST
1:58
According to Science Direct, recent research on the United States argues that environmental costs are frequently treated as uncompensated externalities.
Robert HensleyHOST
2:07
Natural resources are underpriced, consumed excessively, and their depletion is effectively passed on to ecosystems and future generations.
Robert HensleyHOST
2:16
As reported by Frontiers, the price tag on something is not necessarily the cost of that thing.
Kim McNicholasHOST
21:57
You were mentioning younger and younger people with PAD.
Kim McNicholasHOST
22:00
There was a study that came out a couple of years ago in Science Direct.
Kim McNicholasHOST
22:05
I forget who was the researcher on the study, but it said that There is an increased number of people between the ages of 25 and 40 who are presenting an advanced stage PAD known as chronic limb-threatening ischemia in emergency rooms.
Kim McNicholasHOST
22:22
either a toe stub away from amputation or on deck for amputation at that point.
Brendan TraxlerHOST
2:04
It really was.
Brendan TraxlerHOST
2:05
We're looking at details published in the journal Aquatic Living Resources, pulling from Science Direct.
Brendan TraxlerHOST
2:10
And we are looking at a fundamental question in marine ecology and habitat restoration.
Brendan TraxlerHOST
2:15
A
Steve PattersonHOST
12:02
And you're saying your only friend was the janitor? One of the best ways to make friends in high school is to say yes to activities.
Steve PattersonHOST
12:17
A 2025 study published in the Science Direct finds that high school friendships are more likely to continue if the two friends what?
Charlie DemersGUEST
12:25
Charlie? I don't have social media.
Charlie DemersGUEST
12:30
Strong.
Steve PattersonHOST
12:51
Yeah.
Steve PattersonHOST
12:51
No, still a little too modern a reference.
Steve PattersonHOST
12:57
Science Direct finds that high school friendships are more likely to continue if the two friends had a history of friendship before high school.
Steve PattersonHOST
13:04
Oh.
KinseyHOST
11:55
Protein is required for enzymes that control your metabolism and support the development of skeletal muscle, which is the key to metabolic health.
KinseyHOST
12:03
A Science Direct article states that protein possesses unique characteristics that regulate blood glucose via multiple physiological mechanisms, including the insulinotropic effects of amino acids.
KinseyHOST
12:16
the activation of incretins, and the slowing of gastric emptying rates.
KinseyHOST
12:21
So it is directly tied to metabolic health, both through its benefit in muscle and then independent of amino acids as well.

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