01 / 3 · The School of Life
The way out of our cul-de-sac is to start to notice how scared we are.
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Spoken in 3 clips from 3 channels · C1 · other forms: sacsShare
That means that the alveoli tiny air sacs via which breathing occurs can be infected by bacteria that aren't usually a big problem.
This generates a sound that travels backwards through their spermaceti organ, bounces off an air sac, then traverses another waxy organ, which amplifies and directs the sound.
Hearish brings a word back in new clips, from new speakers, until it sticks. Save this one and start with it.
