his commute again. Wally finally figured out how to do no effort whatsoever all day long thanks to Tesla.

I wonder if there's any scientific news about studies that you didn't need to do because you could have just asked me. Here's one. According to Science News, Simon Makin is writing that if you show people sick faces, it primes the immune system to repel invaders. So all you need to do is show people pictures of sick-looking faces and it will cause your immune system to kick in so that you don't become one of those sick-looking people.

How did I know that that was probably going to be true? It's a hypnosis thing. A hypnotist would know that your body works in two directions. One, if you're happy, it might make you smile. But if you smile when you're not happy, it might help make you happy. So your body is sort of a two-way system. It does make sense to me that if your body recognized a threat by looking at somebody who looked unhealthy and you think to yourself, "Oo, I could catch that," maybe I could see how your body would have evolved to automatically go to defensive mode. So next time just ask me.

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