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In this episode Jacob and Evan chat about many interesting topics:
- Who was the Buddha, and how do world religions view him?
- How did the Neanderthals interact with Homo sapiens?
- What daring feat was performed over some alcohol and a bet?
- How strong was the earthquake in Turkey, and how does it compare to those of the past?
- What are the ethics of colonization, really though?
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