Leila: Yo Yo what's up
David: Fun Fact Friday we are back
Leila: where our weekly show and we talked about different things
every week. This week hexagons hexagon. Explain why, in
probably about like five minutes.
David: Got more stuff to talk about a little, a little
beginning of the show banter. As as they do, you know sometimes.
So we're in the new we're on. We're not in. We're in the
studio. We've been in the studio for a couple of weeks. But we're
on the south side of the studio. It's so large that we have a
north and a south way. humongous. It is upwards of 16
feet by 10 feet. So now that we're on the south side, it's a
whole different feel a whole different sound. And
Leila: it's too quiet. It's way too I hate it is it's
David: we've got we've got we've been putting up more sound
treatment. We've been getting it more studio ish.
Leila: But yeah, duteous as one would say.
David: So. Yeah, well, we're talking about hexagons. But
before we get talking about hexagon let's talk about your
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Leila: so my teeth.
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So yeah, so Leila went to the dentist and she's going to tell
you about it.
Leila: It wasn't the dentist. It wasn't my teeth. It was my gums
but mouth, you know, same thing. It's too quiet in here. The
front of my mouth. I have a little muscle that connects my
gum line to my lip in a cup a little muscle and sewed it all
up. And in the bottom they do the same thing and then they put
a gum graft over it. So my gums would stop receding but the
surgery went great. They did a good job. But and this is a big
but the amnesia and
David: I'm sorry, sorry. I thought you misspoke
Leila: Anastasia and the amnesia meds didn't work. So I was very
awake and remember everything
David: and whose fault is that? Okay, it's yours. It's my fault.
It's the genes. My family has a there was the gene that makes
you resistant to anesthesia
Leila: do the opposite thing makes it makes me like your
senses more heightened.
David: Yeah. What she said thought it might be an issue.
This is the first time we last had anesthesia. So when we
Leila: purposefully pushed it back until they are were allowed
to do it when I was 13. Vote, it just ended up not working. So I
could have just done it without we thought.
David: We thought maybe it would skip the generation and it did
not. It really it's no good because I've had before to the
anesthesia twice. And it didn't it didn't work either time. Long
stories, but yeah, it wasn't pleasant, being awake during
certain medical procedures. So, but we won't go any further into
that. But Lila's voice is almost back to normal.
Leila: I just had a follow up appointment like yesterday, and
they took out most of the stitches because they're
dissolvable
David: but when she had the stitches,
Leila: oh my gosh, I cannot move my lips or upper
David: lip did not move at all. They sewed it in place pretty
much so it's he kind of talked really like it.
Leila: I couldn't move my upper lip. It was imagined me talking
like this
David: the whole time. And it was so funny. And I was kind of
hoping that we would get into an episode while she was like that,
but we didn't. But uh, yeah, so we're
Leila: gonna be disappointed that my voice was weird. I did
have laryngitis that one time. That was funny. We should have
done an episode and when I learned Yeah, we
David: need to make sure to what episode either anytime either
one of us has a voice issue. But yeah, so hexagons. Why are we
doing hexagons because hexagons are the best guns that's what GC
PGP CGP Grey says
Leila: yes. So we got the idea from stuff or how I he was just
looking around the room and saying random stuff. I was funny
David: pointing at things and saying we should do an episode
on wall or what the whiteboard with markers? No. Is it hexagons
because we have these hexagon sound panels in the
Leila: room? Yeah.
David: So she's like, Oh, and shot me the video the CGP CGP
always want to say GCP for some reason it flows better off the
tongue CGP Grey did an episode hexagons the best guns school
it'll be in the show notes. Yeah, I love I love that
channel.
Leila: Do you want about metric paper two?
David: Oh, that was a good one, a four a three a two all the
different sizes metric systems better. They. So we got to look
into hexagons, and I am going to talk about the biggest of
hexagons. But that's going to Bucha minutes Lila has some
talking about to do Oh, on the basic level, a hexagon is a six
sided shape with six sides. So
Leila: it's an interesting way to put it right?
David: Six Sides, and they don't all have to be equal. But when
you think of hexagon, you think about the equal ones, you know,
it's called a regular hexagon, six sides, six angles. And a
regular one has all of the angles are the same and all the
sides have the same size. So they can be tessellated forever
meaning on a flat plane. They fit together perfectly.
Leila: Yeah. So when you think of hexagons and a flat plane,
you think of beehives, or at least most people do. You know
these make their beehives like that so they don't use that much
wax and it's sturdy. It's a useful hive that can help the
bees get the job done is what this website says
David: it less wall more open area. Yeah.
Leila: And it makes it super efficient to get more honey and
have to make less wax because I imagine wax is hard to hard
harder to make. Because I isn't honey just like be spit.
David: Essentially with pollen. Yeah. Oh. Ooh, listen to that
jet sound that isn't a 15 strike Eagle Man. How do you know?
Because I have lived on or next to Air Force Bases my entire
life. That's loud. What are you doing? That used? We lived in
the old house. That was all day every day? Yeah, they're rarely
out in this part of the part of the county but we used to live
really close to the base. So the jets would fly over and it was
really hard when I was recording my audio drama podcast meet us
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don't care how good your sound booth is. Unless you've you've
completely isolated it from the outside world completely. Those
jets would fly so close that it would like rumble the whole
house and I could not get a clean take and had to sit there
and wait. And there was no air conditioning in the booth. And I
was like, wait for there to be a gap. And I'd say a couple lines
real quick. And then I've had to stop. It was a, it wasn't fun.
But that was a nice little side. So go ahead with your your
hexagons, carbon,
Leila: carbon graphene. So graphene, you probably recognize
that a little bit graphite from your pencils is about what this
is, with some extra steps. So graphene is carbon, just it's
just carbon. But when it's laid out flat, it's the strongest
material ever discovered. So if you, if you tried to pull it
apart, it would take oh my gosh, how many zeros, like, hang on
1-234-567-8910. So 10 zeros, and then a 13. So that's hundreds,
1000s Millions. That's that's 130 billion Pascal's compared to
only 400 million for structural steel. So it's stronger than
steel, when you try and pull it apart, a lot stronger than
steel, but that is one direction. If you try and pull
it apart the other way, it breaks very easily. Because
hexagons are very strong if you try and pull them away from each
other, because of the way that they're constructed. But when
you try and push on them, it's
David: weak. So like if you've got a poll, which made out of
carbon
Leila: wood, which is why you can use it for pencils, because
it will break off. Right? Can you
David: it'll flake sorry. Yeah, sorry. You sounded like you were
kind of stopping I wasn't sure. But uh, so like, if you have a
poll made out of it, you can like, pull on that poll really,
really, really hard. And it's not gonna, like, break off. No,
however, it's never if you swing the pole at somebody's face,
it's gonna break really hard. It'll break.
Leila: That's a good, good.
David: So the direction that the carbon molecules are connected
as a hexagon, it it's nice and strong. But the layers of
hexagons on top of each other is the connection is not as strong
as
Leila: if you taped a whole bunch of pieces of paper
together. Like if you had four pieces of paper, and you tape
them together at the seams, and you try to push on them, it
would break through pretty easily. Just sitting without
thinking about it, let that sink in.
David: Gotcha. Gotcha. I was thinking like a stack of post it
notes. It's easy to pull the top one off that direction. But if
you grab the top and the bottom, like and held it out, and like
tried to tear the entire stack of them at one time, like tear
the whole thing in half. It's tougher. You could do it,
because I'm well I could I'm very strong. Nevermind,
nevermind. It doesn't it doesn't work without the visual.
Leila: Even I didn't understand what I'm talking about.
David: Like okay, like you've got this stack of of post it
notes.
Leila: Oh, have you ever seen that that payphone thing where
you're weaving together and you can't pull apart?
David: Oh, yeah, that's okay. So like this this stack right here,
right? I can stack of diffusers, stack of light diffusers.
They're stacked on top of each other. Okay, okay, I can take
the top one and peel it off. Yeah. But if I turn it towards
vertical wedge vertical and I grab the top and the bottom and
try and pull it apart it doesn't come apart. Yeah, that's exactly
what I'm talking about. That's what I was saying. I wasn't
using the words we're not talking about that. Yes, it's
just talking about Geez Don't listen. So what you're saying is
that it's strong it's strong and light
Leila: and light because it doesn't it there's more bang for
your buck. Yes, it's a well actually is less bang for your
buck.
David: It's very useful in aviation, yes and packing
materials you can make it's good for 3d printing to make the
inner infill is where it's called. Make some nice strong
little hexagons inside there and it makes a nice strong 3d print.
Leila printed or Remy? Remy from ratatouille? Yes. I love what
she's gonna do on the next time they have a hat day at school is
she's gonna have a
Leila: chef's hat. And I'm gonna, I'm gonna make like a
headband and strap. Strap me to the headband and put on a chef's
hat. I think it'll be hilarious.
David: It was you goes to school people will be like, take the
chef's hat off and rim you'll be under their Gosh, I'm
Leila: so happy.
David: This is your lane. This is my dream. You're such a nerd.
Leila: I have been thinking about this for a year now. You
don't know how planned out this has been. So she's like wanting
to make a Remi,
David: which was on the website the other day looking at
different little 3d things you can print out. And I'm like,
wow, I didn't even know you liked that movie.
Leila: Watch at least three times.
David: Okay, so there's a huge hexagon. Yeah, on Saturn. Oh,
did you tell me about the huge hexagon on Saturn before today
before he started looking into this stuff? No. Okay, so because
of the North Pole, it's, it's at the north pole of Saturn. And
it's 9000 miles long. And that's as real big. It's about 1200
miles longer than the diameter of the Earth. So they'll say,
you can easily put sic an Earth on each of the six sides. And it
wouldn't even like touch the sides. This is a huge hexagon.
And here's the thing. I don't even know what it is. Like they
have it's like, oh, it's a cloud pattern. Big gas. And it's it's
a big gas giant. That's what Saturn is, is made out of
different gases. And it was discovered in 1987. This guy
named David Godfrey piece together fly by views from the
1981 Voyager mission. And then also the Cassini mission, use
some stuff from it, okay. And the Cassini mission, they flew,
they flew by again, and got better pictures of it. They took
thermal infrared image of the hexagon. And then it passed into
the sunlight. And it wasn't when they were taking videos of it.
But it changed color. This this whole huge hexagon changed color
between 2012 and 2016. It changed from mostly blue to a
more golden color.
Leila: Now, is this because they have better quality cameras now?
Or do they use the exact same camera?
David: They don't say?
Leila: Yeah. That was my
David: one thing is some changed in sunlight creates a haze the
pole is exposed to sunlight due to the change in season. blogged
about Robert they don't know. They don't know. They've got
their theories. And then basically, the hexagon itself
was formed. They believe this nobody's saying oh, this is
exactly it. Maybe they
Leila: got some rest.
David: But uh, when essentially yeah, there's the wind is like
swirling inside. north poles and gravity is causing the causing
solar winds and bla bla, bla, bla, bla. And then there's other
winds coming in from all the different sides and the way that
the winds are interacting with each other than the heat and the
just all that stuff. And it just causes a big ol huge hexagon
lasts forever. Yeah, it kind of it kind of tells you how stable
I mean, you know, locally, not stable, but globally. The
weather is there, if it's gonna hold that pattern. But, you
know, again, it doesn't. It's just it's a bunch of gases. So
there's not a lot of stuff happening on it that would which
I don't know, I Oh, maybe? I don't know. There's a lot of
speculation around it, but there's not a lot actually known
about it. So it's neat, though, there's lots of neat pictures of
it. What's crazy, is that I only heard about the hexagon on
Saturn. Maybe five years ago, eight years ago. Like Why hadn't
I heard about this if it was discovered in 87? I was five
years old. 1987 Why? Why? Why didn't I hear about this in
school when we were learning about the planets and stuff I
didn't hear about in school. I know I should have known about
this. This is something like why don't they this is cool. This is
the kind of stuff you're like, oh wow. You know, you can get
your imagination going teach you the cool stuff. Yeah. I never
do. That's why this show is here.
Leila: Because we teach you we're like school, but it's
cool. We're an we're the coolest school where
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Leila: So anyways, when I'm talking about, you know,
airplanes,
David: I am I am aware that airplanes are a thing that
exists you Have
Leila: you ever think about how heavy they are?
David: More than you could possibly know?
Leila: Why not more?
David: More heavy, but I think about it a lot,
Leila: I think a lot too. So they don't be they're not that
heavy.
David: Oh, they're heavy. They're heavy,
Leila: but they're not as heavy as you would think by looking at
them. If you looked at a big airplane, you'd be like, Oh,
that's heavy. But no. Because the the wings and all the little
the wings is they're made of hexagons. Inside hexagons. Yeah,
no, I know. But hexagons.
David: I was just, I'm sorry, I was just imagining an airplane
with just like two hexagons, sticking off the sides instead
of wings. That's what like when you said they're made of
hexagons, just like two huge metal hexagons.
Leila: So a hexagon grid it kind of like a beehive. Just imagine
a beehive, but huge in really long. So it's a long beehive. It
as long as
David: well. What was that? You just as long silence
Leila: It's, it's long, and it's as long as a wing. And they just
put metal around it. That's why it's so flexible. Because it's
flexible and strong. And light.
David: Yeah, that's one of the benefits ex cons.
Leila: That's what I'm talking about that
David: they make them yeah, they make it because they're strong
and flexible. Oh, this episode is a mess. I know. It's hot in
here. It Yes. And quite 190 degrees in this room right now.
Leila: We need some noise
David: we've gotten we've been out here working most of the
day. It's around 5pm right now. And we've been out here working
probably the last six seven hours but we have the AC going
full blast and a fan blowing on us.
Leila: ASO energy is just weird.
David: Yeah, I think it's just because we're in a new setting.
We haven't gotten used to the Newton didn't we're sitting at
the desks with the you know the monitors in front of us and the
mics on the booms? We got the we got the road caster in between
us now. So yeah, so I can play a little funny sounds. Yes, you
can actually control it now easily without having like reach
across. I can only fart sound on here. Let's no no fart sounds on
the soundboard. We can get some. Oh, you
Leila: know we do have though.
Anyways, that's for our monster segment.
David: New Show feature monster segment.
Leila: Did we do good news?
David: We did not do good. I got news. Yeah, me too. The good
news is that you made it out alive dental surgery. What went?
Well, it went well. And
Leila: they were talking about what they were going to eat for
lunch.
David: Oh, when they were doing the? Yeah. The stuff? Yeah, cuz
you remember it? I remember they feel safe because they they
don't think you're gonna remember what they said. They
could just talk about whatever. Oh, so I was watching a YouTube
video. And I was laughing so hard. There's a couple of
YouTubers who speak really good. multiple languages, like they're
very fluent in other languages. And they'll go places like there
was this one girl went to Chinatown. And she speaks
perfect Chinese. And she would hear people talking about her.
It didn't think that she could understand them. And she would
walk up and be like, Hey, let's start talking in Chinese. And
that was it's very funny watching their reactions because
they're not used to people understanding them. And she went
into this Chinese restaurant and started speaking perfect Chinese
to order and conversate with the waiter and the entire restaurant
went silent. Because they're like, Oh, no. Make sure you're
not saying anything. She understands us.
Leila: Yeah,
David: that's funny. That's funny. Okay,
Leila: well, maybe we're gonna try to find a good news. Now, as
far as too late.
David: It's too late. We missed it. We missed our opportunity.
We're probably going to lose half our listeners because we
didn't have a good news in this episode. And now, there's some
good news. We're going to save you time. But you're not
happening to listen to a good news segment this week. This has
been Fun Fact Friday. Good news. With your only anchor David
Frum. Oh, we did it. We did we can high five now across the
room.
Leila: Um can both touch the road caster this there's
David: also another neat thing that we can do now is we can do
this right here
there's a, there's a button on the road caster called back
channel where you can if you while you're holding it down
Leila: and you can see it just cut out. So just press the
button.
David: Okay, so it's a back channel. So basically I can talk
to Leo Leo can talk to me, but none none of the audio goes out.
Leila: I can tell him to stop scratching his beard hairs or
something, right. So like if we're playing lean into my mind,
because I always come back here for some reason.
David: If we're playing a clip, if we're playing the outro and
Kyle's talking, we can I can say something real quick, without
having to like slide the sliders down and then come back and try
and find the perfect, perfect volume for us. Yeah, sounds
great. It's neat. It's a really neat feature. i And then there's
also ducking,
Leila: which if you play like the intro song and you hit
ducking it'll for his mic. It won't do it for mine for some
reason. We got another button for that. It will, the music
will go down ever so slightly while he's talking. Right? For
David: example, here we go. I'll just do it. So when I talk, the
music automatically is called ducking. Just a little bit. It
just goes down a little bit. But it actually lowers the volume of
everything except for my microphone. Yeah. All right. Did
you have any more hexagon facts?
Leila: Baseball.
David: Oh, what Okay, talking about the baseball
Okay, good. Talk about baseball.
Leila: Baseball columns are hexagons that's all I have to
say.
David: Baseball naturally forms into hexagon. Yes. Hexagonal
Leila: hexagonal? I hate that word, but I love hexagons.
David: Okay, so I was gonna be like, hexagons are the best. I'm
gonna list some things that are hexagons, Honeycomb, snow flake.
And then like, I'm on this site, I just like things that are
hexagon just like I started stray. And there's a site called
studious guy.com/hexagon-examples/so It's
talking about types of hexagons, but then it goes into examples
of hexagons. And the first example is a honeycomb because
that's kind of the first thing to think about when you think
about a hexagon right? But then it says a nut as like nuts or
mechanical tools used in combination with bolts and
washers to fashion to fasten two metallic pieces together fashion
and then there's a picture of a little metal nut and it says if
you look at the nut closely, you can observe the hexagonal shape
formed by its and this is just huge picture as like if you look
at it closely by looking glass so then I'm like okay, so what
else is a hexagon? This site is like snowflakes and it says a
tie knot
Leila: and then I look over his screen and I'm like push ties
aren't aren't a hexagons triangle but that's only me when
I tie it because I'm really bad at tying ties it says do it
David: if you look closely at a properly tied and that's where
the the key is I know but then it was like pencils stop signs
up
Leila: signs are not hexagon told on those are octagons
counted. counted eight first
David: stops installed on roadside are usually constructed
in the shape of a regular hexagon or an octagon know where
nowhere in the world Wait a minute not maybe in the world
maybe. But in America. A stop sign has a are you looking to
see if there's Yeah. Okay, so these timecard swords possess.
So did you find one? Oh, no. Oh, I don't like it. Stop. dropped
on space. Stop. Because it's a stop sign section. Okay.
sections of a soccer ball. Okay, except for what? Look at it.
Leila: One, two. Why is the Pentagon's in there? Hold on,
David: because it's a sphere. Oh, because it's not all
hexagons all hexagon because it has to be a bowl. Yeah, what it
keeps this side is the worst. And then, like, I don't know why
this person octagon I don't understand why this person
didn't just stop. Or actually like go I'm so stupid 2366
Leila: sides. What do you
David: think? So number nine is a clock excuse me it is says
some of the clocks are shaped like a hexagon
Leila: I have never seen a clock shaped like an X I have
David: but it's just you could shape a clock like anything like
at some restaurant or you could shape it you could shape a clock
like anything. And then it says cookie cookies I guess you can
make a cookie to anything. And then gyms and who clipped their
gems and minerals.
Leila: First off, no. Second off no
David: it no but what it says is it says the crystals of gems and
minerals like algun tonight are gone tonight. Appetite appetite.
Leila: Yeah, it's appetite. Nice.
David: Aquamarine, Ben Bennett toil claw our hexagon all in
shape. Some other gyms can be transformed into hexagon shapes
Leila: into a hexagon you know you can make it I don't know why
this hexagon
David: this person who made the studious guy website didn't just
like give three or four examples of things that are hexagon I
mean hey, and then just say also you can cut anything into a
hexagon shape.
Leila: Because you can
David: so I got curious about studious guy. So I went to
studious guy.com Just the the class or you know the class but
the site itself first off, he's using our colors. He's using our
colors, which not uncommon colors. Yeah. Every anyway. This
guy like complementary. This guy, this studious guy. Oh, in
two routes.
Leila: Oh my gosh. He's into routes, man.
David: All of these posts on this blog are about routes
they're about they're cool. Again, modified routes taproot
modifications get nodulated routes. You got
Leila: a VIN? Sure event. It's been tedious.
David: Add Vin, vicious adventitious tissues, routes,
modifications. Mechanical modifications, you've got proper
routes got stilt routes, get cleaner routes got a bunch of
screws you got climbing routes again. contractile roots got
root thorns Come on you got floating roots I mean hey, this
guy says roots man's guys talking about roots awesome for
that we could probably do a three episode series on roots
just for from Studio. One blog post from a man studious guy
turn up. Turn up. Root.
Leila: Exactly. beet root beet
David: root beets roots
Why is my man gone all in on roots?
Leila: Hey, man,
David: oh my gosh but he's that he's got a bunch of stuff about
man getting a master's in business administration do not
get me wrong other than calling for him other than calling a
stop sign a hexagon I'm not making fun of this person. This
person made a website they put the things they're into on it
that is great. Everybody should if they want to do something
like that go for your best man. Go for it. But like it's just so
much about routes. But anyway, anyway, I'm not I'm not trying
to pick on the guy. The studious guy. I am picking on him for the
for the stop sign thing because that's just come on. I wonder if
he pulled this information from like, somewhere else doesn't
have any doesn't have any sources. Oh my gosh, you
Leila: I'll be able to write a paper on why hexagons are the
meaning of life thanks to your existence.
David: Thanks for your existence. And this person
understood and he said what? All right. Okay, well, I think we're
done picking on studious guy. I'm not really trying to pick on
him. I think he's awesome. I like when somebody makes a site
about something that they're into. Yeah. What are we doing?
Right? What are we doing? What are we doing 145 episodes of us
just talking about what we want to talk about so I'm sure we
could easily be picked on but good for you. Studious guy.
We're sending you some traffic. If you're if you're listening
this episode, check the show notes. Go visit studious guy.
Leave him a nice comment. And I think I think we're about done
with hexagons. Are we good? Go check out CGP Grey Good job. You
did it. I did it. Go check out CGP Grey video on hexagons with
the best guns goes really into how it structurally how it all
works.
Leila: And it's better explaining that I am
David: and yeah, and If you don't like just copy everything
he says, we like to goof around and have fun. And we love to
take our listeners on that whole journey with us. Sorry if we
sound a little weird studios, it's hot. The studio is a little
bit in shambles right now. There's wires everywhere. Yep.
And all right. So yeah, we'll see y'all next week and have a
fantastic weekend. Oh, hexagons win. I think you got Settlers of
Catan. If you haven't played the board game Settlers of Catan
there's also a digital version of it. Check it out. While at
the played on stream one night. That sounds fun. Yeah. All
right, everybody. Have a great weekend.
Leila: Bye.
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