Please never stop these. I can feel my brain becoming more plastic. Being exposed to the ideas of all these very smart people is a huge privilege that almost nobody in the history of the world has ever got to experience. And I get to watch a half dozen of these a week. This is a whole different dimension of public, global education. Lex, this podcast is so incredibly valuable, and it seems like you're really into it too. Thanks for what you do.,(reply>), “I can feel my brain becoming more plastic” = learning.  Keep it up, friend!!,(reply>), I like the idea of becoming silicone better, i don't know, plastic sounds bad for a brain to me 🌃,(reply>), @𝕎𝕙𝕒𝕥𝕤𝔸𝕡𝕡㊉①⑤③⓪⑥⑤①⓪④⑨⑤ say what now? what are you doing here...,(reply>), Your brain is more plastic because I didn't recycle my water bottle and it ended up in the ocean. I apologize.,(reply>), @Kevin McLain I said you were right about the first use of the word, I should've looked it up before asserting thay. My point was to help elucidate you to the fact the plastic is a term used to refer to malleability, didn't mean to come off as trying to prove a point bud. Have a good night.