Podcasts that mention 📚 Frankenstein by Mary Shelley

Oh, whoa, okay, very Frankenstein here. That's very cool though because our brains do the same thing, I guess, so don't they?

Chuck Nice, a co-host of the StarTalk Radio podcast, makes a reference to the book 'Frankenstein', drawing a parallel between the way the neurons under discussion are being used to 'reorganize' and the story of the creation of the Frankenstein monster by piecing together different parts of a human.

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It's a separation before we get to the abilities of these things that you are creating in your Frankenstein lab.

Chuck likens the lab where Brett Kagan conducts his experiments to a 'Frankenstein lab,' making an explicit comparison to the fictional lab and experiments described in the book 'Frankenstein'. This comment follows his earlier use of the term while discussing neuron reorganization.

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Typically though, in the canon of Frankenstein, he usually doesn't like fall apart; but like Humpty Dumpty, yeah!

The hosts are playfully discussing whether Frankenstein's monster 'falls to pieces,' referencing the book's canon; they are engaging in lighthearted banter within a Halloween-themed discussion.

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