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What level of professionalism is there in this program? I can't believe it. I can't believe it, we still have an amazing guest, but before we greet everyone.
Gabriel is playing with his new game.
Oh yeah? I can play too. Look, look, look, look, look, look.
Not with that Osvaldo.
He just turned you into a chongo.
Please present yourself Osvaldo.
Welcome to CineRT!
Come here Victor, I'm here playing with the things. If Gabriel can, I can too.
Welcome to CineRT my friends, and today we have a very special program because before we introduce PipiTi and this ball of Balagardos.
Balagardos.
We have a great guest, a guest from the far away TikTok platform, we have Rafa Carbajal, bravo!
Bravo!
I imagine you are also present on other networks, but let's say that you are strong.
That's where we met them.
Thank you very much Rafa for coming to this humble program and we are going to talk a little about science, but in the end we are going to talk about something that we all have in common, which is food.
This is a classic of this program.
But first I want to introduce the great team that we have today, we have Victor Hernandez.
Hello, how are you? Good evening, nice to have a great guest today, he finally made us with having good Rafa here on the program.
And that Dr. Cazares present him, the truth is that it is something unprecedented.
Scientific Cazares.
Yes, the scientific Cazares and the scientific Rafa Carbajal, I can't believe it, let's see if the program implodes here, but welcome everyone, it's going to be a very good program.
It's going to be a great thesis, a hypothesis, let's throw here.
A hypothesis.
Yes, the sandal is here too, it's Irán Chávez.
The sandal.
Man, you arrived very comfortably friend.
Thank you Rafita for being with us, thank you for passing this Vasofia, this crap of a program that we consider that we know about cinema.
Greetings to all the people who are in the chat, Carmen Pliego is out there, who by the way wrote to me in the afternoon.
Obviously.
He wrote to me in the afternoon saying that he wants to send me the cake, a red velvet cake.
The next week Carmen, hold on.
I told him not to worry, that I didn't have to, but well.
But worry about Thursday.
I just put it on the table, here is the full team, I don't decide, so there you have your answer Carmen, thank you all.
And finally we have someone very special in this program, someone I love a lot.
Irán Chávez, I don't know if I said it right.
I put it on the table.
How not, guys, thank you very much, good evening, how are you?
My dear Rafa, what a pleasure to have someone with a similar intellect to mine.
I'm a little tired of dealing with beastly loads basically.
It's good that you take a walk around here and thank you very much to the dear chat that is out there.
Ale, Natalia, Baby, Alejandro, Arix, Carmen, Salo, and well, let's give it, what or how.
If you see on Rafa's screen, you think it's a microwave, but no, gentlemen, it's a time machine.
It's a time machine, exactly.
It's a time machine, you're going to ask us later, it's going to tell us how it works.
The basin that is up there was brought from the time of Christ, obviously.
Exactly, it's from Mesopotamia.
I had to connect here because in the room you didn't get anything from the internet.
So we're going to put it in the kitchen.
We love the kitchen, right now, you're going to see, right now, Malo Osvaldo didn't say, we're going to end up talking about food, but for now.
It's a classic of your program.
For now, we have a trivia, Rafa, and if you lose, the bench you're sitting on is going to be electrocuted, so let's start with the questions, Gabriel.
No, it's not true, we made a selection, I mean, so you can see more or less what the science film program is going to be about.
You're going to see that we obviously don't know anything about science or movies, so we have some doubts there, and what better than an expert to tell us, yes, they are very stupid.
How much is the whole thing?
How close is the reality to the reality?
Like in every program that each one has, and based on that, I mean, we have a lot, and right now we're talking, right now people in the chat can tell us if they want any, there are requests, so they come with a whole nice donation, like my dear Panzao in your game, which he already put.
49 pesos, 49 barotes, come on, how great, in the jeta of Rafa could be my new double, says Panzao in your game, how nice, right, the boy?
Rafa, excuse us, excuse us, we are very nervous.
What band, yes, says, here for example, he is a particle accelerator, things, not a micro, ah, what a stupid joke.
And yes, Alberto says here, Alberto, a very important question, he says, is Victor going to be embarrassed to be a Gibran with the visits?
Yes, he already told us, he already told us that yes.
With 100 pesos he manages.
Yes, look, well, we all have a owner and a dog, so I am his dog for 100 pesos, what's up, throw it.
But at least not, at least not son.
Yes, we are going to take a little bit of the Gibran, it's like bitcoin, which suddenly is a very bad thing.
It's that the throat almost hurts the day of yesterday, and that...
I almost couldn't speak, then I had to take a granido.
Well, listen guys, let's give it.
Let's start.
We have the Jurassic Park.
Jurassic Park, your back is parked.
Yes, parked, the natches are parked.
Give us a little of her, Gabriel.
Your ass is parked.
Movie from 93, as we can see there, directed by Steven Spielberg, guys, based on the homonymous novel by Michael Crichton.
Great, great book and great movie to my liking, I took it all, I took it to the balls, to the glottis.
Yes, because to me it did make me very, you know that this of mosquitoes and the amber, to me it was very occuring.
It was not the first time that this guy Michael Crichton had already done something like that in that novel and series too.
And that now it is... no, first it was a movie and now it is a series, right? This one from the amusement park with robots.
Westworld.
Westworld is also by Michael Crichton and if you look at it, it is the same, huh?
In other words, the creation of this human is revealed and the whole park is destroyed, it was the same thing that happened in Westworld, it happens in Jurassic Park.
Well, but to me this matter of mosquitoes taking out the blood and then completing the DNA with... with...
With frogs.
Yes, with blood, I mean with frog DNA.
And it is that from the trailer, that was the teaser, that is, literally, since we started to see the teaser, that was like the explanation and everyone, wow, if it is possible.
They even put the amber as a jewelry and oh no, but if you have a mosquito then it is not amber.
Yes, yes, it's amber, it's just that he touched a bug there and people were already selling this old jelly with fly inside and you say, oh yes, it's amber, it's not true.
And I can clone this fly, lady, because it's there from the neighbor.
But how attached to reality could this be, Rafa?
Yes, it can be done, they have done these studies but with...
Right now the most recent one that they are trying is with mammoths and they are trying to recover DNA that is frozen from the
...
Complete it with one of a bird.
It could be, it could be, they are theories too, they are hypotheses, they are half-crazy, they have not been done, but if there are researchers who are betting more on completing the chains for the case of dinosaurs, complete the chains with birds.
I say that there is the DNA chain and each region, in theory each region codes for a protein, for a specific characteristic of our body, or in this case of the dinosaurs, but there are some parts that are called neutrons that apparently we do not know yet, they are not useful at all, they are DNA materials that we do not know.
So it's San Lazaro, it's the Chamber of Deputies in genetics, right?
How official is it that dinosaurs did have feathers?
I don't know if it was official or not, but they did have feathers, I'm sure they did have feathers.
In fact, in the remains of mammoths that they have found at the airport, you see that they have some parkers, some bigs, they have different feathers, they have been discovered.
I chose the most beautiful Gabriel, because they did not send letters.
I developed the joke.
I'm not going to allow that kind of jokes in this program.
Sorry Rafa.
I'm going to give you the five, look here.
I think that he sent us almost five dollars, I need a penny, I had more than five, I deposit a penny so you don't put it.
And this pink asks the guest of luxury, if dinosaurs existed, would they eat?
I will answer you if I need to be a scientist.
Would they be the source of good protein, giant chickens?
This is a good question, would we eat dinosaurs? Well, in the Mexican state they eat whatever, but...
Who is from Mexico with putting it in a bolillo already?
Super already.
Can you imagine? A tinger of pterodactyl?
I have not eaten ostrich.
Once, yes, of course, ostrich meat, in a hamburger.
In Chihuahua it is very common, right?
It is not so common, but they raised them, but I think they all died, they raised them there in the faculty of Zoténia, they had their ostriches there.
So it was common, if you wanted ostriches you could go there, because they also had a butcher shop, you could go buy ostrich meat there.
I don't know right now if they are still eggs and meat, but I think they got sick and died.
In Chihuahua they take the same things in fashion for a while.
In the 2000s they became fashionable in the farms of Bezruz, also around here.
It says, it says Sami Babich, some Velosemitas.
Perfect, delicious name, man, delicious name.
Then 0 Bits of $ 9.25 says, make Rafa a new Zinerdo and Ramos a Yahu Bilner.
Ramos, what? He fell asleep.
No, it would never have happened to us.
Ramos fell asleep, he doesn't know when he wakes up, he's going to say, he wants us to be transmitting.
And as I speak to the chair he is already asleep.
Tell him, I've never eaten ostrich.
It tastes good.
It doesn't taste like chicken.
It tastes thicker than chicken, it tastes like the meat is harder.
It's more fibrous than chicken, darker too, it's not very appetizing.
I ate a hamburger and I ate any hamburger, but I also eat it because I gave myself away.
Well, whatever.
Well, then, Jorazic Park may be.
I was telling you, there are parts of the DNA chain that are called introns and they are seeing that if those parts of the introns, which seem to be useless, have genetic information that was previously of dinosaurs, it is part of what is already happening.
Here, Hecha, again, asks a question even more stupid than the previous one, he says, specifically, could humans digest meat?
Of course.
It's a protein, you realize.
Yes, the only thing we can't digest are the
stocks.
I think so. There it is, mystery unveiled.
Gravity, tell us a little about it, Hiram.
Gravity, Alfonso Cuaron movie. Filmed in space, remember?
Real filming in space, with a shot, sequence of 17 minutes, entry by the way, one of the
things that I liked the most about this movie. And basically it's about...
Boxer. Exactly, I say I also saw her in Boxer.
Basically it's about the journey of an astronaut, the
Traviesa and the journey of Sandra Bullock. Basically how to escape space and
fall into a lake of all mother and nothing happens to you. Is it possible or not
all this adventure that Mrs. Sandra Bullock lived?
I remember that movie well. I remember that movie well, I remember that the movie comes from the movies.
She is already doing some repairs on a satellite and begins to see space garbage
in the form of, let's say, projectiles of space debris, they begin to orbit
also the earth but in the opposite direction. Then the metal pieces
they cross the satellite and leave it uncommunicated. It has to be going from
abandoned space station to another to be able to communicate with NASA and plan
his return. The particles thing is true, if they are contaminated in space and if they leave those speeds.
What I don't remember is how they come back, because something almost impossible is to...
It is a bit volatile, it gets into a Russian module, already abandoned and
comes back, or Chinese, arrives a Chinese first.
The International Space Station is leaving, she is repairing the satellite and from there
within all its journey, the space station is going, how does it arrive?
I don't know, I don't remember. It starts as if it lets the oxygen escape to use it
propulsively. Like Wally.
It arrives there and the space station begins to burn, the space station begins to fall,
it has to go back and somehow ends up landing in Florida, I think.
It sounds very low the microphone of Rafa, let's see, right now we're going to try to fix it here.
Let's see, Rafa. In fact, a capsule gets in.
It would have been cool if it had been a Morelos satellite.
I already uploaded it. Yes, but what you do is that it gets in a capsule and then
grabs the orbit to release gravity, something like that, and then it enters and falls in a lagoon.
I was waiting for a
crocodile to eat it because it happens to the poor lady, it comes out of one and gets in another,
I told you, it was the water and it was going to fight with a crocodile in the end.
But unfortunately not. If you arrive in Florida, imagine, it is the least that can happen.
Chanok scientifically taught us that to defeat a crocodile or a shark, you only have to hit them in the nose.
And you have to find the nose. It sounds scientific too.
Chanok's comics taught us that. Well, then there is gravity. What do you say, my dear Rafa?
Well, I don't remember exactly how the atmosphere is heated, because that's the problem, right?
If it were to enter like that, if the adequate calculations would burn the atmosphere,
you have to enter at a certain angle to be able to reduce friction a little and not heat the ship
in which you return. That's why I don't remember how it returns. This is the question.
If you get into an abandoned space module or in a de-sus.
So it can't return normally like this? No, not right.
I think that's what it does. Thank you Ale Pérez for those 25 pesos.
I think that's just what it does, it starts to orbit, that is, to grab an orbit to enter from the side,
but in any case, the whole system heats up and you know, like in the planet of the sims that it starts to heat up.
That would be the only problem, because it would be very difficult for someone without the adequate controls to do it.
I don't think it can be done, the truth is that it is very difficult. Well, it's up to the imagination, to the anecdote.
This guy, even if he had the full tank, I don't think it lasted too long, poor man.
Hey Hector, you just became a member, thank you very much.
Taking off the helmet is not like how people imagine it, right?
No, that's not the case. No, that's not the case, we're not asphyxiated as that.
And what happens in other movies that are asphyxiated, that freeze, does that happen?
It's like in Guardians. Like in Guardians?
So it's so cold that you freeze immediately? Yes, the space.
No, yes, no, yes, that's right.
You would need to have water to freeze, right?
Or hydrogen particles to freeze you.
I don't know, you know what you're talking about?
Go to the guy so he can hear you.
You think you can throw yourself into the ice, you bastard?
If I had Rafa here, I would have believed you.
Rafa is here and I don't give a shit. Hydrogen, don't be an asshole, Rualdo.
Hydrogen? That's not true.
Let's see, Negros.
Nez, I have a specific question.
Let's see.
The singularity. Because the whole idea of this show is...
It's very singular.
We are very singular.
The singularity for those who don't know is what the intelligence of the images is giving.
In such a way that they can be owned by everything.
How likely is that this can happen to us?
I do believe it. I am a faithful believer that the images are going to be ours.
I also believe a lot.
Well, as artificial intelligence is also, I am a supporter that it can...
Well, I don't know if it can be owned by everything, but at least they were going to be there.
If right now with the pure GTP, they take it there.
So, a little while ago I was asked about how likely it is that the same machines or the same artificial intelligence propose research projects.
And it is also very likely, I don't know where, if there are simulators that do chemical reactions on their own,
I don't see it so difficult for them to propose experiments on the machines on their own.
Simply with imagination.
A little bit of how they work is that they take all the information they have available and since everything is on the network, it is easier for all this.
But I mean, well, it also has to do with what criteria they use from the programming.
Because if they are going to take the corner of the vagus, it will be like an analysis.
That's exactly what I mean. If they implement the scientific data bases, based on journals like those that are there in Spring and Ling or in ScienceDirect,
that is, it is all the information that comes to create a design of complete experiments.
In fact, it is not what you do when you propose a design of experiments for a new research project.
You go to the articles of others and you start comparing data between articles and propose a new experiment to debate one or to give reason to another.
If you can compare scientific data bases, you could easily make that kind of design of experiments.
Or simply, for example, in my case, I am in part dedicated to the production of aromas by microorganisms.
What I do is to base myself on previous works to go making design optimizations.
Under these conditions, such microorganism produces such quantities of aroma.
But I base myself on the experiments of another person.
It can be an artificial intelligence, based on experiments, and if you compare it with other experiments, you can make a design of experiments combining those two and optimizing the production of the aroma.
That is, for example, if a subject comes to you and says, hey, I want the aroma of this redhead, you wouldn't have to kill it.
You could do it without a problem.
Or the same machine kills it.
Here in the corners I thought a naked bastard came from the future, but I think it was a guy who was just high.
It was Ramos, dude.
The truth is that what we are talking about right now is very interesting.
Can you tell us a little more? Is this for cosmetic production or something like that?
Well, I use the ingredients. I use it to improve the aroma of mezcal.
I use it to produce, I don't know, like mask gum, for example.
The acetate and the smell of plantain.
It can be used as flavoring and as an aroma for gum.
Are you saying that you can optimize the smell and flavor of the gum, motita?
Why change it perfectly?
Because it will play to be God, I don't understand.
It's a fucking watermelon, guys.
It's a fucking watermelon, it's like 10 bars.
It has a lot of aromas, it's the problem that it has a lot of compounds.
The one that is supposed to look like the one that gives the smell of the grass.
If you ask me if it's a machine, I'm going to tell you that the molecule that gives the aroma of the cut grass is the one that smells like watermelon.
It's the one that is supposed to look like the one that gives the aroma of the cut grass.
It's the one that is supposed to look like the one that smells like watermelon.
It's the one that is supposed to look like the one that gives the aroma of the cut grass.
It's the one that is supposed to look like watermelon.
The next one.
Hey, but we're not talking about the trips in the time that Terminator has.
I mean, it's not that they can bring something from the rivers and all that stuff.
It's not that at the laboratory level, they can't produce it at the industrial level, but there are those kind of materials.
Wow.
No, Terminator is liquid, you're right.
José Luis Pacheco says, Mr. Rafita, please, it's called scientist Rafita, José Luis Pacheco, not Mr. Rafita.
I have a question, why do ice creams made from milk are made from cyanocomposts when they try to give flavor to grapes, but not like that with water?
I've never read about that, but I don't know.
José Luis Pacheco.
He posted it on his chat, JPT, that's not interesting.
But the milk from the compounds.
I have a question, they just touched on the watermelon thing, do you die if you eat watermelon at night?
It's a good option, because it has a bit of water and it's a good option for the body.
Or if you drink it with milk?
Or if you're a raw foodie, you're a raw foodie and you drink watermelon.
But the grandmothers say that they hit your stomach like a dog.
If you want to die, my grandmother was a mechola, so she said, if you want to die, eat watermelon at night, why Rafita?
Or why is it just like that from my grandmother?
They are the parents of grandmothers so they don't eat watermelon.
I think the grandmother wanted him to eat the watermelon alone.
I think so.
Or bring so much sugar that the kid doesn't fall asleep.
You pee at night and eat that day.
Yes, it can be.
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Would Shinyeki's team be dangerous to use?
Attack on Titan refers to the team as jumping.
They have like a longshot from Zelda, they throw a kind of rope and they are stuck and they travel through.
But he is a biologist, he is not a kid.
He is not bad either.
That is what it refers to.
I am Arias with an ascent.
Do you think my partner and I are?
What I have asked myself is the type of artifacts that I have to use to break a wall, fit in and hold the cross.
And what is already proven is that if Superman catches someone, he would immediately die.
Yes, that's true.
Eduardo González, thank you very much for the recommendation of the movie Tetris.
Thank you for your donation.
Thank you Eduardo.
Let's continue.
Pacific Rim.
Typical of Virgo they say here.
What is the question with Pacific Rim?
What question do we have?
Pacific Rim exposes this issue of the...
Is it possible that there are monsters so big?
No, that is not the interesting thing.
It is this, to handle these machines like Mazinger Z and all that stuff.
Fighting against creatures that come out of the very bowels of the earth.
So how does someone who studied, who went to school, see this type of movies?
It's from Guillermito del Toro, dad.
But they handle it with... that is, that the roll is neuronal, right?
Do you mean that, Gabriel?
Yes, well, that happens second, right?
It is maybe to get into... to get into metaphysics with this matter, but...
I don't know, that there are creatures that come out of the center of the earth and how would humanity deal with that?
Really?
Repeat the question.
In fact, in the movie Pacific Rim, what happens is that there are certain...
worm holes, I don't know how...
Yes, from another dimension that opens to another dimension where these monsters come out.
That one is in the bottom of the sea.
And that one is in the bottom of the sea.
So what they do in the movie, very much like any kind of giant robots, like Mazinger Z, well that Gab mentioned,
they create these huge robots controlled by two people simulating the two hemispheres of the brain.
And that's the way they control these robots. Is it possible to control a machine like this?
Yes, it is possible. In fact, there are already applications for people who have some kind of disability.
In the movie, it is given a lot of that. I remember that it is taken from one to...
simply to be able to close and open the windows of your house in an innovation contest.
So yes, they are... until now it is very limited. I don't think they have these applications with giant robots.
But it is being studied to be able to help people with some disability.
So you can manipulate things with... they don't even have to be inserted.
They just put a little helmet on you, this is more like biomedical.
So they put a little helmet on you, the helmet reads your brain waves.
And it activates certain sensors that activate other motors.
But doesn't it have to be connected to some internal part of the brain?
No, it's like a little thing, it's like a little hat that they put on you.
Seydan gave us two dollars.
Thank you very much.
And well, it is already invented, I think it's called Euradding, right?
The one that Elon Musk is doing right now.
That one also makes me a little dangerous.
That one would be internal, right?
Yes, it is internal.
Also to manipulate objects.
The one that he is doing in theory is to be able to help people with some visual or blind disability.
It's like they insert a... I don't know if you see my brain, a sensor, I don't know what it's called.
It's kind of correct and it's like you're watching practically.
Okay, so it sends images to the brain without using the eyes.
I don't want to use that term because I don't know exactly what it does, but it's something like that.
Today you have it trying it with pigs and it seems to work well.
But imagine that you are there, connected and suddenly you get ads like YouTube or something like that,
that you pay for the good thing.
You can't take them off.
Natalia Delgado got tanned, she sends us 27 Canadian dollars.
And she says, arriving late but safe to support the Iners, greetings to all and we are organizing an episode in Montreal.
With pleasure.
Put the house and we fall with all the guys.
Put the house and the work visas and look there we are the visas.
We already know French.
And the viandas, right? Because it is typical food there in...
Alce.
The poutine.
Putin.
Putin is the food from there.
So, the next one.
Next.
The Martian.
How did that book get me?
So, for me, everything that happened in that book was like, oh yeah, it's true.
Thanks to this movie I know I can survive on Mars. I feel it.
Eating potatoes.
Cultivated with popo.
Pappas but not popo.
All that stuff, my dear Rafa, is possible.
For example, planting potatoes in that hostile environment that is the planet Mars.
It's part of what I'm studying.
What plants can be used to colonize Mars.
I don't know why they grow potatoes there.
Maybe because we are all familiar with it.
But you know, if you are studying and it's serious, it seems that it is one of the first plants that will be cultivated there in the Maranthus.
Because it has a good protein source.
With a raisin.
It grows in the soil well.
If someone says Royce, go and fuck yourself.
With raisins.
Oh, some pepitorias, how delicious on Mars.
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I eat more Anxies, brother.
It is possible, I mean, it is already being investigated, this plant.
The potatoes, I don't know, last 5 years eating potatoes, it's not much, the theory is that it can be done.
But 5 years is a long time.
Tapaditos was a while, right?
How would I be cultivating the tapados?
I wish I had also learned to cultivate ciruelas, bro.
Because with potatoes, you can do ciruelas.
Tortillas, corn tortillas, or some potatoes.
There is no way to cultivate that suit in 5 years after eating so many potatoes.
It is better to cultivate dulcolacs, brother.
Ciruelacs there.
About 5 years ago, a list of professions that supported NASA to colonize Mars came out.
And one was farmers, precisely because of the food cultivation.
They were mechanical engineers, communications engineers.
It is better what you see in that movie.
Well, I saw the movie, there is no book.
But what I saw in the movie is from the Martian, that kind of professions.
Did you like the movie, Rafa?
Yes, I liked it.
It is very entertaining, right?
And the novel and the book are very cool because it does not have villains.
I mean, there are no revenge, there are no such things that are sometimes necessary.
I hate the guy, his boss.
I hate the director of NASA.
Yes, but he is a director of NASA.
But he is not bad.
That's right, this is very cool.
Well, then the next one.
It says, it did not last 5 years, that is what it would have lasted if they did not return for him.
It lasts like 2 or 3, right?
Yes, it took a couple of years there.
How long do those suits last?
Right now they are asking, the strange thing is that the suit will last so long.
It is spent a lot in those conditions.
What do you know about that, Rafa?
I do not know.
How did you get water? I do not remember where I got water.
By condensation, right?
Yes, yes, yes.
Condensation.
Condensation is very scientific.
Victor, what a great term.
Well, science permeates.
There it is, precisely.
The Astaphos series of this year, this year.
The last of Os.
Osvaldo's last.
And this one.
Starring Pedrito Pascal, hero of TikTok now, and Bella Ramsey, like Eli.
What do you think about it, my dear Rafa?
Yes, I liked the series.
In fact, I saw it as a recommendation from Kader Vic.
Because it did not attract much attention.
I knew it was trendy, but it did not attract much attention and I liked it.
There are things that are right.
For example, that they handle the misery of the fungus.
It is like a network that what you step here feels on the other side.
And if the fungus work like that, it is like a network.
It is compared a lot with the internet.
That they can communicate between...
Like a hive.
It is like a single fungus, actually.
It is like an extended fungus all over the ground.
And if it is like a communication between trees.
And they are pure chemical signals.
If you need to work on one side, it starts producing data to compensate.
They are pure chemical signals, but they do communicate more or less like that.
The fungus or the natural.
The only thing that does not coincide there, and I think that video games do it correctly,
is the way the fungus is reproduced.
Ah, by spores in video games.
Yes, that's how the fungus is reproduced.
And that is much more likely that humans can be infected.
If it were the nature, it would be like the video game, made up of spores.
Because in reality, it happens like that.
When they bite someone and the fungus grows.
It is precisely that, the same fungus growing.
It is not producing new fungus.
It is simply part of a fungus that is producing cells.
In fact, the creators of the video game took away the element of spores.
For reasons of script and adaptation.
But initially, yes, it is because of spores too.
Now, how likely is this theory that they presented,
that the fungus evolves, well, mutates to a certain level,
that can already infect humans?
It makes me very, very difficult.
Continuously, if we look at organisms that did not infect us,
in the case of the coronavirus, and that suddenly infect us.
But in fungus it is very difficult, because its reproduction is not as fast as in the case of viruses, for example.
The faster an organism is reproduced, the faster it mutates,
or has more probability of mutating.
And many of these mutations have the probability of hitting,
of working in other organisms.
But in fungus it is very difficult for it to happen.
I don't think it happens.
I am very, very picky.
I don't know where it went.
I think the light went out.
Let's see what the chat says.
Let's see what the chat says, because it is the one who was driving the whole...
Oh, no, you have it, did you see it?
No, I don't know who threw it, but look.
Maybe it's in the shadows, Gabriel.
Gabriel, where are you? I can't see you.
Gabriel, Gabriel.
It says on Twitter that fungi are the only organism that can survive on Earth.
Is that true?
No, there are also, for example, the third-degree fungi.
And surely there are organisms that we don't know yet that walk around there.
In space, surely.
No, yes, there are many fungi.
You know what happens with fungi?
It is precisely with the spores.
The spores are like fungus seeds.
And they are so small that you realize that the seed comes out of the spores of the fungus,
and until you find optimal conditions, it does not reproduce.
So they are there in the same floating.
Ah, ok.
Sorry, guys, the camera battery is dead.
I already connected it.
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Ok, let's see.
And Ready Player One is a good movie?
Yes and yes.
All of them.
If you are a scientist. But if there are fungi that control,
I mean, this that we have seen on the internet,
everyone that controls organisms...
Ah, the ants, right?
Like ants and some bugs and things like that, right?
Yes, that does happen. It can happen.
The idea is that this famous fungus is the one that evolves,
and it is the one that can already enter humans.
It is very difficult, it moves very much.
It seems that as a scientist I can never say no,
because there are strange things that make you take it into account,
but it makes me very difficult for that to happen.
That's what they said in the series, look what happened to them.
But I think that the next pandemic, if normally for some virus,
this is the safest.
And every time, like every time a little more,
and every time we handle the food more closely,
especially the animals in the markets,
I don't think it takes long for another pandemic.
In fact, what they handle there is that this fungus is in the flour, right?
In the flour, yes, in the delivery.
I don't remember.
Yes, yes, in the...
They grab it in a flour distributor factory,
or something like that, and from there it will give to several places in the world,
and come on, the fungus is in the flour.
Oh, what a jackpot, what a jackpot.
Not with the flours.
But I don't conclude, I would have another question.
In fungi, in food, for example, in this case,
in flour, what affectations do they have on human beings?
Obviously not that I control it,
but you eat a bread that has its fungus there
and that does not go beyond indigestion and that's it.
Yes, the most common, they produce mycotoxins.
The problem with mycotoxins is that they withstand high temperatures.
Well, many withstand high temperatures,
and for example you say, well, I put the bread there,
I make a French toast, right?
You toast it there, a torreja, and it dies, right?
They withstand these temperatures and you end up eating the fungus's toxin
It's a little bit.
There are some that produce substances similar to LSD,
and a town that does not have it.
Yes, they mix them with chocolate sometimes.
That interests me.
This is a great question, Rafa,
did you have to investigate something about COVID-19
or did you do it personally?
You said, I'm going to get there to see what's going on or something.
Did you reach any personal conclusion?
No, I did not do direct research.
I have many friends who did direct research,
but I think they got infected, the poor ones.
But I did not directly with the virus.
Fortunately, none died.
But I did touch there, proudly, to have comrades
who when the pandemic began,
entered directly to the labs to see how they were infected and all that.
Street is called, it is not on stage.
Ah, but I did not do anything.
I was working directly with coronavirus,
but before the pandemic.
The coronavirus only worked with microbes,
I mean, with microbes, with birds, with chickens, specifically.
And I remember the last name of Ivan Romero.
He had to work directly with the coronavirus.
Ah, you hit me in the heart.
In the occipus, that's the next one.
Contact of 97 by Robert Semeckis.
For many, many, many, many,
the best science fiction movie.
I have not seen it.
I imagine that the main issue we want to know is the possibility
that we have that kind of contact, as the movie says,
with other beings.
Beings?
Beings, in this way.
That is not the Independence Day that comes and is there.
I'm telling you independence day.
Well, yes, I think there are people, well, people, beings there in another...
I mean, the universe is so big that I don't think I've ever developed
life like that, intelligent, to put it in some way,
in another part of the universe.
In fact, you just hit one of the phrases in the movie, Rafa.
This movie is based on a book by Carl Sagan.
And Carl Sagan says in that, just in that novel,
it's a scientific novel, he says just that
that if there are no more living beings in space,
it is a great waste of space.
Well, yes, it is infinite, right?
The possibilities of having life are infinite.
So it makes me, I don't know, maybe they just communicate
in another way and that's why we haven't contacted each other.
In the movie they create a hole, well, what is it called?
A hole, yes.
Yes, it's a worm hole, right?
Yes, right?
This, as artificial, is created with a machine that if you believe it,
and it's how they undertake this journey, right?
How true is it that they recorded that in the MBS offices?
With the antenna.
The antenna where Gabriel was moving it again.
Yes, I put it around him.
And he kicked it and yelled, you can see it, you can see it.
He just took the satellite out of orbit.
Hey, did you see how it moved to follow the satellite?
Yes.
How crazy, how crazy.
And it sounds, and it sounds very bad when they are moving it.
Well, there it is, the next one.
Next movie.
Next Seat.
Life.
I don't know if you've seen it, Life by Daniel Spinoza.
Daniel Spinoza later made a movie called Morbius, but this one did well.
And Jake Gyllenhaal and Ray Reynolds come out.
They are astronauts who find living organisms,
literally like cell phones, and frozen, right?
I don't remember on which planet, or if it's on an asteroid.
So they take them to a lab and they reanimate them with sugar or something like that.
Obviously with carbohydrates, I don't know, they reanimate these organisms
and they start to reproduce and they start to be a single multicellular organism
from a cell and in a little while they are already killing people and their mother.
So the question is this.
What is the possibility that they find, for example, a cell
and maybe they create some little chains so that it wakes up, to say something,
with the information that there is.
Obviously as a movie they have to put it faster and everything to make it more exciting.
But for example space travels include safety protocols to not leave,
although it has not yet been discovered, but protocols are included
to kill what you could have entered from cells from space to Earth.
Because it could happen when you invent this organism, what are they called?
Incompetitors, right?
Like what happened with the five-parts of Pablo Escobar there in Colombia,
that if you put in five-parts, as it has no competition,
then they give you the luxury of growing as they want.
You can say, yes, you have a foundation, that kind of thought.
That you can get to a cell, in fact it is also one of the theories of how the life of the Earth came,
that maybe the first cell was not created here on Earth,
but rather that it was already made in space and here with all the conditions to develop.
That is its logic, something like that can happen.
Right now you are talking about tardigrades, or if you see tardigrades,
can they live in space or not?
Yes, they can.
They can withstand temperatures, pressures, they can withstand everything,
and the Bulgarians can repose themselves.
Just in Bulgaria.
The Bulgarians.
At what temperature can they withstand?
I don't think they can, they are always in bad shape.
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Here says Patita, who did not create us from the bear?
Yes, you did.
You did.
It is very similar to the movie Evolution,
a comedy that comes out...
David Covey and Seth Rogen.
Yes, it is Seth Rogen, I do not remember,
but it is more or less the plot,
which is a small cell that evolves very quickly
and ends up creating primates,
but the funny thing about that movie is that...
Primates.
Like in Monterrey.
Unlike life.
Funny.
Unlike life, Earth is made of carbon,
this was made of silicon.
Is it possible to create life from other elements of the periodic table?
Yes, and in fact one could be silicon,
it is similar to carbon, yes, yes, it is possible.
So silicon was not just one.
Yes, it has its logic.
And just as I was going to comment on this,
one of the mistakes we have been making is to look for carbon-based life
when we can have life from other elements,
and maybe that's why it's not life as we know it,
but another type of life.
Well, there it is, I put the question in the mind of the movie.
It's true, they say here in the chat, Ang Beauty
remembers that in that evolution movie they beat the bad guys with Head and Shoulders.
Very good.
Well, in Signals they beat them with water.
With water.
Was it Selenio, says Benjamin Machado, I don't know.
Selenio?
He's Selena's boyfriend.
Yes.
He's the guy from apartment 52.
Oh, well.
The next one.
Do sheep dream with sheep? More sheep?
Oh, man!
Do robots dream with electric sheep?
I know!
With more sheep.
Do sheep dream with electric robots?
With turned off robots?
Did you see, my dear, my dear Grafita?
How was it? What did you think?
The ending is the best you can see, it's very cool.
I liked it a lot.
When did you ask? Who started Blade Runner?
I put it. The question is, was it a replicant or not?
It was replicant, of course it was replicant.
Yes it was.
And that's what I liked the end, right?
Of course, the director's version clearly shows that it was a replicant.
Yes.
Is it possible to create replicants?
Or not?
You, whenever we say something, you say replicants.
No, replicants.
You are a replicant.
Press the button.
The technology will get to that, right? It won't be that complicated.
Well, let's go to the next one.
Let's go to the next one.
To the Maggedon.
Of course it's possible. Next movie.
Does the cast fit? Yes or no?
The question is, does it fit completely in the whole cast?
Does the whole devil fit in each of the cast?
How do you make people so handsome to be a steroid?
Even Billy Bob Thornton, who is all Rengo Star in this movie.
Up to there, come on, you see that when he was Angelina Jolie's husband,
it seemed that Billy Bob Thornton did not bathe, here it is like it even looks clean, man.
Liv Tyler, whatever you want.
I remember a lot, in an interview once,
they were asking Michael Bay,
there was a writer who came and said,
hey, it's not easier to teach astronauts to do field work.
To drill? To drill some astronauts.
The movie ends, man.
It says that he made Maggedon cry.
I remember that I liked the movie, and then I saw it on the TV,
and I found a lot of things, and I said, what are those?
But right now I don't remember which are.
All the movie, one after another.
Let's see, we are listing several and it tells us if it is possible or not.
One, land on an asteroid.
Well, I don't know, it makes me very difficult.
At the speed at which it was, totally impossible.
That the asteroid is formed in large part as if it were diamonds,
remember that Meso mentioned that it was that they land badly.
Exactly, and that's why they couldn't drill, because it was the hardest material.
That's why they sent rednecks so they could bring some diamonds,
and some baths.
They sent the Duarte, man.
The Moreira, man.
The Duarte and the Moreira.
They made a Costa Rica in that...
It was the Duarte flying and the Moreira flying, they were two ships.
Lizette and Edith just donated us $5,
delighted with this episode, disillusioned Lizette.
Is it possible the premise of the fly and the planet of the simios?
The fly, we are going to talk about it right now, right?
It seems that yes, I don't even remember, I think so.
And the planet of the simios, we didn't put it, but...
Is it possible those premises, gentlemen, scientists?
I don't think about the fly.
Right now we are talking about the fly, tell us about the simios.
The study has not been proven in the multiversal theory,
it is more difficult to make it real, but...
Who knows if there is a multiverse out there,
if it has developed life with that kind of primates, right?
I think it is more difficult to make it true about multiversals,
but hey, there is the possibility, right?
It is still like a savannah, I don't know if you have seen that kind of theory
that all the... it is not that there are multiversals,
but that everything is happening at the same time until someone makes a decision,
that is why the activity of the double and the rendition,
and all that stuff.
That is more physical stuff, right?
I don't know if they are so...
I don't know them so deeply to be able to explain it in such a simple way.
But supposedly all the editions are happening at the same time
until someone makes an addition, or takes something,
and that's how it continues with that path,
where all the multiversals exist at the same time.
What are you going to ask about Star Wars, Gabriel?
Nothing, I just wanted to put it because it is one of my favorites.
You see Star Wars, my dear Rafa?
There is a way to have a saber.
There is a way to have a saber and what for?
There is a way to kiss your sister and not know what she is?
No, no.
Yes, go to Monterrey, man, go to Monterrey.
No, no, no, let's see.
Can I have a saber, my dear Rafa?
Would you commit to getting me a saber?
A saber of light?
Yes, a saber.
A saber of light.
Can I have a gay android?
Gay, man, he is only English and very polite.
And his roommate was Ertuditos.
His intimate friend.
But let's jump into Star Wars.
The Fly, the fly of the 80s.
Wait, I was going to tell you something, Rafa.
Tell me, Rolita, come back as you don't talk.
Yes, to produce saber of light.
I don't know how they work, but there are studies that try to use the force to produce this type of tools.
Or not the force, the...
Yes, I said the force, wow.
The real force, he already said it, the exclusive in Cinerx, the real force.
Checked scientific data from here to a publication, a scientific magazine.
Zero Beats has just come up with a very good question.
Who shot first, Han Solo or Grido?
Han.
The original was Grido, right?
Originally it was Han.
And in the following movies they edited that scene.
So that it looked like they had shot the other one.
In the correct ones it was Grido, but in the original it was Han Solo.
I already got a fly.
Come on.
The 86's fly from Cronenberg.
David Cronenberg. I don't know if you saw it, Rafa?
Yes, I saw it. I was scared.
Yes, he's really scared.
He was seven when it came out.
The premise of this is that two organisms are mixed in a machine that supposedly makes the...
To start the teleportation, that's the first one, right?
Yes.
And then the symbiosis.
Is it possible to teleport?
It's not teleportation, right?
Yes, they could teleport, they are electrons I think.
I don't remember the distance, but they could teleport particles.
Here what happens is that you get off on one side and you build another one.
That's the curious thing, right?
How do you get off on one side and from another you build again?
That's the weird thing.
Star Trek also handles that.
With a laser printer.
But they could teleport.
In reality, as Star Trek explains, it's that you really disintegrate and you do die.
So you're practically a clone.
Yes, because the moral question of this whole thing is that happens with your body, but what happens with your soul?
How is it possible for the molecules of your body to form again?
So the divine spark that you speak of, or the soul, or whatever, how is it that it forms again?
So as Oz says, in Star Trek they explain it in a way in which you really run out of soul, even if it's a fraction of time.
As in The Prestige?
Yes, yes, yes, go like in The Prestige.
Hey, talking about The Prestige, did you see this, Rafa?
The movie is from... how do you say it in Spanish, Gabriel?
The Great Trick?
Yes, it came out in two.
That supposedly is a magician who goes and makes a Tesla machine for a trick and the guy dies right there and he appears alive, but what he did was clone him in real time.
So if a guy really died and he had to be getting rid of the bodies, that was the trick in the end.
That's a very twisted explanation, as always Victor Rudo.
Yes, but in the end that's what it is, Gabriel.
I just remembered the Tesla thing, how is this wirelessly electricity transmission thing?
I mean, that guy, I mean, if he had this part, if it's real, that he did it or is it just a joke?
But you can't get too far, you can't get too close to him.
He can get in and he's like, I don't like this kind of guy, he's an engineer, he's doing stuff like that.
But no, I think the problem is that you can't get too far, that's the problem.
Yes, yes.
If you're from Prestige, they're a pan, ask them.
That's from Royal Prestige.
Very expensive, right?
No, and apart from that, it's a pyramidal, but we don't put that in.
Find three friends and we'll talk to them about an idea.
I'll sell them a knife from Royal Prestige.
Oh, well.
You can't.
No, you can't, it's not compatible.
And that's it.
I was just remembering the movie, this one, from Gataka, remember?
Of course.
It also has a lot to do with morals, if you really can start to select genes, or how you want genes to be expressed.
If you see there privileged humans, by the way, they already have a lot of fashion.
I read that it's not that far, to be able to choose your son.
You can, but it's in the conditions of...
Everything that is a matter of bioethics is not done by bioethics, but that can already be done perfectly.
Oh, yes?
I don't want it to be bald, I don't want it to be propensity for heart attacks.
You can do things like color, things like that.
It's like I'm listening to my dad.
No, man.
But with the technology we have right now, that can be done perfectly, but it has not been investigated more, and it has not been put further into the background, due to bioethics.
Look how crazy.
Yes, you can.
Which one is this? Are you a biologist or a biologist?
I'm a biochemist.
Biochemist.
But I have a doctorate in biochemistry.
Engineer?
Yes, engineer in biochemistry with a doctorate in biochemistry engineering.
Oh, how cute.
If I'm a good father, what drama is this?
What do you have, Gab?
I have a lot of flanger, man.
I have a lot of flanger listening to all this.
Hey, my dear Rafa, I'm going to ask you a question.
Let's see.
A little bit.
A lot, man.
We leave them all, man.
I'm inviting you.
We leave them.
It's not true, I mean, when, when could you have life?
Do you have a girlfriend, my dear Rafa?
Yes, I already have four years with her.
Married?
Eh, and about to.
In sin, in sin, man.
What is God, Rafa?
I don't know.
That's what I can tell you, I don't know.
He's a scientist, Gabriel.
What does he have, man?
What does he have?
Sometimes I feel more than on my side.
As they raised me in a Catholic family, like they didn't want to give up everything to believe in God, but...
You've been with your girl for four years then.
Hey, and nothing is written in stone.
Give me your phone or something, right?
Gabriel, respect me, I'm here.
In my face.
I must have a multifunctional family.
Applying to the Gavriela, right?
Where are you from, my dear Rafa Carvajal?
From Durango.
Where did you study, little brother?
Technological school, Durango.
Let's go, let's go, Ricky.
So, can you study science in Mexico?
You can study science in Durango.
You can study something in Durango.
I survived in Durango.
You left the most impressive.
Yes.
No, I've been there too.
I've been lucky to be there, doing my studies in Brazil.
I studied for a year.
Hey, did you do your postgraduate, I mean your PhD here in Mexico?
Yes, I studied, I studied in Brazil.
The last part of my PhD I did there at the University of Parana.
I also studied there at CERN, taking scientific dissemination courses.
You studied at the University of Parana.
That's another reality.
Hey, I was asking something interesting here.
It says, what is your favorite element of the newspaper table?
Favorite.
That's the question of the gossip writer.
Oxygen.
I don't know, carbon.
Which one do you identify with?
I live with it.
No, no, a question that I do have is,
based on your knowledge or based on your experience,
have you seen a movie that you say,
okay, this is well, it's based perfectly well or very close to it?
It's stuck.
No, yes, there are several, for example, that one with Gatka, for example, is fine.
And this other, what is it called?
One that deals with epidemics, I think.
Of course, with Dustin Hoffman, right?
And René Rousseau.
It shows very well how the laboratories that work with viruses work.
Wow.
That was Ebola, right?
It was Ebola, I think so.
César Ebola.
How many more are there?
César.
César Ebola.
I'm going to watch it.
Hey, Rafita, what do you think of the brain leak here from Mexico to the foreigner?
It's that they are here, son.
Unfortunately, here in Mexico, they are part of the places to grow.
Science is occupied by people who refuse to give up.
They are already a person, although it sounds ugly, no way.
They are already very big people, they don't even work as they should be.
Because they are already tired people.
Why are you looking at the Secretary of Health?
Why are you looking at Dr. Alcoser?
Well, no way.
No way, but they are examples for us to follow.
And the young people have to look for a way to do what they like, to survive, to earn a living.
And they have to leave here, no way.
But yes, everything that is with the National Research System is being kidnapped by people who have been in the investigation for years and who refuse to let go of the new places for new people.
And unfortunately, if you want to enter as a researcher in new institutions, you have to start with miserable salaries, with very inhuman working conditions.
So the President says from here.
Yes, yes, yes, it's unfortunate, but it's true.
It's true, but you have to live, you have to live, no way.
How did your success start on social media? How was your content evolving?
Well, I started like many of those who dedicate themselves to science, trying to help a little bit with all the bad information that was about COVID, about the coronavirus.
But look, for both reasons, I don't know if I've always been dedicated, it wasn't my passion, but I started taking a liking, I've been dedicated to food.
I have a food allergy.
Me too, but not to the biology.
But he goes to Tonyo's house.
I only go to consumption.
I am dedicating myself to consumption, to the test of error.
To the scientific evaluation.
To the scientific method, I am doing a whole study.
Yes, specialties in this, in the evolution of food.
Look, there it is, I am a precursor.
So here Marlen Rodriguez asks you, have you participated in any research? And if so, about what?
Well, I have since 2002, more or less, working with consciousness, with microgranite specifically.
The first one that I had to develop in this way was for a mining company here in Durango.
They had soil contaminated with oil, and we designed a method to be able to clean their soil, which was contaminated with burnt oil, with hydrocarbons.
We designed a biological method, which by means of bacteria and fungi, cleaned the soil.
The fungi and bacteria ate the hydrocarbons, and after a month or so, the soil remained with the hydrocarbons that were allowed by the Mexican government.
So that was the first one that I developed.
Well, along with other colleagues, I had to collaborate.
And then, again, by fate, I went to the food industry to produce aromas for the alcoholic beverages industry.
And that has been where I have been.
Wow, wow, wow, wow, wow. So you are the one who puts the flavor to the alcoholic beverages, like Manguito Baby?
I have had to develop, I select microorganisms that can produce aromas to different things, to banana, to flowers, to apples.
So they are not used flavoring, they are used aromas.
It is that generally the same molecule that gives the flavor gives the aroma.
The thing is that I went to the side of measuring how much they smell, that's why I refer to them as aromas, but it's the same, generally the same molecule.
And yes, I selected microorganisms from the food industry to see which produces certain things, which produces certain pigments too,
through biological methods, so that they have industrial interest.
And what do you recommend of those alcohols that are cool? I mean, it's worth throwing flowers at.
I would recommend the mescal from Durango, it's one of the coolest, with the bitter Durangensis.
Yes, of the beverages that I have more affection for, the one that I can recommend is the mescal.
And do you still have your brand?
In that I still have my brand.
We are seeing what is going on with the producers of the brand, if they call it in the name of God, a brand of Durango, well, of Durango, to see if we can find a mescal.
Here is an interesting question, can we duplicate or take out Gabriel's aroma?
I think it's the essence of GAP, here someone is very interested in the smell of hockey.
This was the name of hockey, never worked with me.
Butter, maple honey, with a little bacon hidden there.
A little bacon rack.
A little bacon rack and nutella on the tip, my brother. I mean, according to them, I can't reach it.
Oh, how nice.
Victor, according to Victor.
Oh, my voice is getting wet.
We are already talking about food, now yes, in the final line.
My tail is getting wet, says Victor.
It's raining here.
Another question.
They mentioned a little higher, I already lost who it was, but they said, sources of proteins for the future.
I imagine thinking that animal protein will not work in the future, what could it be?
Insects.
Oh, no, don't tell me that. This is what all the scientists have said, that it goes there.
There are animal
proteins.
Happy birthday, David.
Happy birthday.
Happy birthday, David.
Happy birthday.
Are you vegan, Oswaldo?
No.
No, no, no, but I consume a lot...
I almost don't eat meat anymore.
Yeah.
Yeah, the cucumber.
No, man.
I eat the cucumber.
No, Oswaldo.
More questions, guys? Do you have any questions?
It says, it says Alberto J.P.
Mr. Scientific Carvajal, scientifically speaking, what number am I thinking of?
Well, scientific, not magician, dude.
He's not Tony K, you idiot.
Dude, don't fuck with me.
Mr. Tauroz do Brasília.
What card am I seeing? Don't fuck with me, dude.
Here's Zezelote.
I bought a tequila and it tastes like butter.
It's not tequila, dude.
Did you see it in the container?
No, it can be.
It can be, if...
If some bacteria participated in the fermentation, it can have the flavor of that butter.
He's basically lost.
Oswaldo is bad, Javier says.
No, he's just...
He's just hateful when he's eaten.
He doesn't eat meat anymore, that's why.
No, I ate my protein.
Oswaldo, Oswaldo on a diet, is the worst Oswaldo.
That's...
He's bad at answering.
No, I'm not saying you're on a diet right now, but you're a horrible person.
Yes, you have to accept it. Even you hate yourself.
Alberto says he knew it, he's not as smart as they say.
Because of the number.
Let's see, this one is good.
Marlene asks, do you recommend urban gardens?
It can be useful, but keep in mind that you can't live on that kind of agriculture.
It doesn't give us...
The truth is that only people who have time to dedicate themselves can do that kind of things.
It doesn't give us...
Even if it sounds weird, pesticides are also needed.
To be able to produce food for the entire population, like we have right now,
the pesticides are necessary.
Otherwise, it's not possible.
And I say that because generally, those who try to make urban gardens are the ones who like organic agriculture,
organic products and all that.
But it doesn't give us, it's not possible.
The marihuanos, here, say it.
Maybe if you give it parsley and cilantro and things like that, but...
Some tomatoes.
But it's not possible.
It's very difficult.
Another question that I...
Wait, Edgar, I just donated 25 pesos and he says, can we keep butter at room temperature?
No, you have to endure.
In fact, that's why margarine became popular.
That one can be held a little longer.
That one can be held.
Yes, because it has this kind of...
Well, it has, what's it called?
It has been saturated.
And...
Yes, saturated.
It's incredible that it's not margarine.
Tell me.
In fact, that's where my question was going.
Does the egg go in the refrigerator or does it go outside?
It depends on the temperature.
Inside the pants, please.
Entrance, please.
It depends if it stays outside.
If it's hot, a little lower.
It's natural, anatomically.
If you have a pyramid, you never have pants.
There's a tip out there.
If it's getting cold, go up a little.
There's a tip that says there's no expert in food conservation
other than the supermarket.
So consider how they are in the supermarket and store them.
What's in the refrigerator, go in the supermarket.
Store it in your refrigerator.
And what they don't put in the refrigerator in the supermarket,
leave it outside.
In the case of eggs, I think they go outside.
They don't go outside.
What happens is that in the supermarket they have air conditioning.
So if the temperature doesn't exceed 30 degrees,
you can leave them outside.
If they are warmer, they will go outside.
I have a question.
Don't put them in the door.
No, no, no. God forbid.
Then the ladies get angry.
It's dangerous.
No, you put them in the door.
It's very easy for them to have an accident.
They just don't lose the key.
They don't put them in the door.
Hey, Rafa, I have a question.
If it's hermetic, it's okay.
You can answer it.
Does the beer burn exist or is it a myth?
It does exist and it burns by the light,
it doesn't burn by the temperature.
The asorrillada that we made here.
In fact, it is called asorrillada because it changes the molecules,
some luchul compounds,
and they form compounds similar to those that have the asorrillada urine.
Oh, that's why they call it that.
Asorrillada, yes, I have it with me.
It's because of the light.
Yes, the violet radiation makes those molecules change
and give molecules similar to the asorrillada urine.
That's why it smells like that.
But it's not because of the temperature,
it's because of the violet radiation.
That's why many containers are amber or green
to avoid the violet radiation.
And what preserves the original flavor of beer is the cans,
which are dark.
So if some beers in cans get cold and then get hot,
there's no problem?
No, nothing happened.
But if some bottles fall in the sun, it's worth it.
And especially if they are transparent.
When they are amber, they are good.
Because it's not hot because it's in the sun.
I always thought it was because of the temperature.
Yes, it's because of the light.
Yes, it says, if I leave the chicken soaking in lemon,
do I eliminate bacteria?
Yes, but not enough to be sure.
Lemon does eliminate some bacteria,
but not enough and does not eliminate many of the pathogens.
So it will have a high microbiome load,
especially if it comes with high microbiome load,
it will continue to grow with high microbiome load
and above all it will leave the hair alive in damage.
So the best for the chicken is a good little thing.
I agree with what you said about chicken,
is it washed before or not?
Preferably not, if you want to wash it,
you can wash it outside your kitchen.
If you say, no, it makes me disgusted, wash it outside your kitchen.
There is a chef who says,
and he will make a recommendation,
it's like he's going to trap to clean the chicken
if you wash it in your kitchen.
But yes, not necessarily.
Micro-greens will die when you do it.
Okay.
Okay, very good.
We are talking about food, but that's it.
Finally, we had to end with food.
Question to me,
what causes an adult to become allergic to some food?
I don't know, I'm not going to tell you.
It's a question that is not known yet.
Well, no, no, no.
Scientific Casales says it is not known.
No, for example, I know that...
When I was published on the Lancet, I put it there.
Hey, Rafa, you...
already in heat, already in heat.
In the cinema.
Your favorite tacos.
Ah, the tripa.
And where do you give the coordinates?
Here in Durango?
No, no, no, no, a place that exists.
A place known.
No, I have to know.
Do you want to know when you go to the University of Mexico, which ones are you going to eat?
No, no, no.
Well, generally I go with friends, they take me to different places.
Well, I don't know.
The tacos de tripa then from there, from Durango.
Here from with the kunyabo.
What are they? What are they in herbor? Fritos?
How is the matter?
Crunchy or...
Crunchy.
Or al dente.
No, al dente.
It is that here there are some,
then, then, then you come,
Rafa, there are some that make a barbecue cake with trips.
And the tripa is not crunchy there, precisely, they make it and they make it like a barbecue.
I mean, I hope the whole bug dies.
The braid, right?
Yes, but it's... when you come, let's go.
Yes, it's very good.
Here in Durango only the kunyabo and the tripilin are cool.
The tripilin.
Look, Gabriel, Gabriel left or did not hear him?
No, sorry.
He was blocking mamers.
No.
What the mother.
Where? In the Indian, Ale.
Barbecue, the Indian.
It seems that he is Jewish.
Hey, Victor.
When you come here to the paisa, man.
I only take the paisa... ah, no, yes, yes, the paisa, the one from San Rafael.
I'm going to talk to you on Friday, but I'm late.
This Friday?
Yes.
Until what day do you stay?
And when do you come back?
Do you arrive there?
I arrive on Friday and I have to go to Cuernavaca.
I have a presentation in Cuernavaca, the Autonomous University of Morelos.
And I think I come back... I mean, I go, I stay on Friday night in the city.
I go early to Cuernavaca and we are present and I return to Mexico City.
But I come back on the same day, to Palabra.
No, one day that you come and that Vicky is there to do a full tour.
In a week, come on.
I was there last week, the week before last.
Here in Mexico City?
Yes, I was there all week.
Hey, are you in Hermosillo right now?
Yes, no, in Ciudad Obregón.
Ah, Ciudad Obregón.
No, there is a barbecue there in Hermosillo, you have no idea what a wonderful thing it is.
Yes, it is very, very, very hot.
And supposedly you go there with the hot dogs, which are the coolest around here, who knows how they are.
Which ones? What are they?
Hot dogs are very proud of their hot dogs.
Ah, yes, hot dogs.
Yes.
Well, Hermosillo has very... I say, Durango, there is good meat, but Hermosillo has very, very, very good meat and very good cheese.
Yes, yes.
And the coyotes.
Ah, the coyotes.
Well, it's good, more for us.
The hot dogs are good.
Oh, how delicious.
This is like, like, peace, like, go or not to Hermosillo, they will always give you, or anywhere in Sonora they will give you coyotes, right?
Yes.
Yes, then you go to Sinaloa and it is this... drug and the black sauce.
The black sauce is not true.
Hey, no, no, do you remember when they made us chamuy?
Son, the chamuy from Navolato.
I still have, huh?
Ah, well, I'm going to your house now.
But that was Diego's friend, right?
It was Diego's friend, yes, goy, no, man.
Yes, let's go.
The hot dogs are delicious, yes.
Well, yes, well.
Well, gentlemen.
Let's go, gentlemen, let's go.
Let's go, now, yes.
We already met the quota to talk about food.
Well, before asking the guest, I'm going to ask my team and in the end I'm going to thank Rafa.
So let's go, let's go, Iram Chavez.
Gentlemen, thank you for joining us in this broadcast.
Thanks, Rafita, for accepting the invitation to the program.
I hope you didn't get scared with all the nonsense we said.
And we hope you are with us again very soon.
And that you come to go to the tacos, those who say, I wanted some of the trip right now.
Gabriel and Mimi.
Thank you very much, Rafita, for joining us today.
And it was necessary to talk to someone with a more advanced intellect, right?
At your level, now.
No, it's true.
Thank you very much, my dear Rafa.
Excuse the questions, but it is to give here, to the point.
Hey, let's see if you visit us, you have to do this once in a while, right?
There are many movies in which we have doubts and we like to hear your point of view, right?
It is seen that you know a lot about science, not much about cinema, but no, it's not true.
And many times to the chat also for your donations and messages.
You already know, dear chat, that you can tell us what you want because we are some dogs and we are your dogs.
Yes, I started blocking the mamiers who were there messing with the guest because they are not clowns, so there you know.
I bring the blog, I bring the blog very agile and I already know the sheets.
Dicter Hernandez.
Thank you very much to all the people who connected and especially thank you very much, Rafa.
The truth is that we no longer owed it because we had been wanting to invite you for a while and for one or another thing it had not been possible.
But how good that you gave yourself the time.
I know you are very busy and I just wanted to tell you that we also caught you on a trip.
Really, really, as Gabrielito said, that it will be repeated soon and this is your home when you like it.
We are delighted to have you here.
And thank you to all the people who behaved well and to those who did not, damn mamiers.
Hopefully they stay blocked forever.
Thank you.
Now yes, Rafa.
No, thank you very much.
And this, no, that was a joke, for some reason I followed it, for some reason I do not know, I like it, they are all cool around here.
I started with this out of curiosity, I also thought about meeting you and being here with you and I am very happy that you are the guest that you have taken me into account.
And well, hopefully if one day you invite me again, we are happy.
Obviously, obviously.
Whenever you want.
Really, really.
In fact, before saying goodbye, I would like to ask one last question that I do not know here in the chat.
Your favorite food movie.
Food, damn, I do not know.
I do not know, I do not know, I do not know, I did not think of food, no.
Or a dish that you have seen in a movie.
It was a movie.
That they tell you, no, I want to eat it, I want to.
I do not know.
Which one are you putting?
I grabbed the brown one.
What was it?
Swell and Grin.
Oh, damn, wait.
That's why you do not have, we have grandparents, we do not have anything else.
Rafa's answer, thank you very much for the company, thank you very much Rafa, for being serious.
You have invited me.
Think about the question and I'll do it in the next episode and you will not answer it anymore.
Come on.
Calmly.
In the meantime, thanks to all the chat, today they got very angry, I thank all those who talked.
Thank you very much.
Because there were visits, condemned, which was good, but when we are alone, they do not donate us.
It is not true, they always donate us, they are all a love.
I love you very much.
And I also love my team very much, I am going to depend on all of them.
My name is Váloro Casares, thank you very much for seeing us, see you next week.
Bye.
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