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Hey, and welcome to the shortstop. I'm Josh. There's Chuck. And we're sitting in for Jerry,

who usually sits in for Dave. So, yeah, let's go. Let's go. This is, well, it's a follow-up to

our do our Doomsday Clock episode, but it turns out we didn't do a

doomsday clock episode. I know we've talked about this, so it might have been in one of

when we were doing videos years ago. I think it was probably in one of those, but I know for a fact,

the only reason I would have known about this is because of this job and you.

That makes me feel good that I wasn't completely unaware that we had done an episode on

doomsday clocks.

Yeah, it popped up in some place, but what's the doomsday clock, Josh?

So the doomsday clock is a metaphorical clock that is operated or overseen by the bulletin of atomic scientists, which was a group of

scientists who had worked on the Manhattan Project. They got together and they said, we need to

create a group that is going to basically keep an eye on this nuclear proliferation that's starting

up. And one of the things they did in 1947 was create the doomsday clock.

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