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Show Notes

Introduction:

• How the show is edited and shipped.

  Followup:

• Nick D. is looking for ways to teach Electronegativity.
• PhET Simulations
• NetLogo Web
• Martha thinks that David is “so eloquent”.
• Your Feedback is always welcome!

  Teacher Hacks:

• David is mail-ordering snacks(Note: referral link) and shaving goods and even toothbrushing supplies(Note: referral link).
• David’s face at 3pm after shaving during the morning.
• Paul has been Night Shifting and
  F.luxing to ease his travel adjustment
• Why Is Blue Light before Bedtime Bad for Sleep?

  The Featured Patreon Patron: Ellena Bethea

• It takes Sydney B. to keep us aware of diversity issues, even when they are inside of Radiolab Episodes.
• Radiolab does not agree.

  This Week's Topic: Zoos

• The history of zoos
• “Blackfish”
• I’d probably charge the glass, too
• The economics of Pandas
• What used to happen in Yellowstone National Park
• Animals in captivity#Behavior_of_animals_in_captivity)

  TWIL:

• Paul learned about Singapore’s Certificate of Entitlement
• David just finished Sean Carroll’s new book, “The Serengetti Rules”

Supplementary Notes:

• During the discussion of PhET simulations, David mentioned that he uses the Molecular Shapes simulation to show charge distribution and electron density. Apparently, the new HTML5 version of that sim no longer has that option.