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Morirás menos idiota

How to Die Clever

2015 - 4 temporadas 130 ep. TV-Y

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S4 · E1 · 2 de jun. de 2025

El tamaño sí importa Episodio 1

El tamaño de Godzilla y King Kong es mayor que el de los dinosaurios más grandes. Pero, ¿podrían existir en la realidad y ser capaces de destruir el mundo? Para el profesor Moustache, no hay preguntas tontas.

7.3 · Tú

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S4 · E2 · 3 de jun. de 2025

Sudorosos Episodio 2

«¿Profesor, por qué los humanos sudan tanto y huelen tan mal?» Para el profesor Moustache, no hay preguntas tontas.

7.4 · Tú

3 min

S4 · E3 · 4 de jun. de 2025

Baby Boomers Episodio 3

¿Qué significa «OK, boomer»? Y, a fin de cuentas, ¿qué es un boomer? El profesor Moustache regresa al pasado para ver cómo se forman las generaciones y por qué están destinadas a no entenderse nunca. Y parece que la culpa la tienen los sesgos psicológicos y los mecanismos de filtro de nuestro cerebro.

7.3 · Tú

3 min

S4 · E4 · 5 de jun. de 2025

El Coronavirus Episodio 4

¡Ay, el covid...! Estamos un poco hartos. Además, seguimos sin saber de quién fue la culpa: ¿del pangolín o del murciélago? ¿Cómo pudo pasar el virus de uno a otro y luego a la especie humana? El profesor Moustache nos da una clase rápida de virología. Así no habrá quien te gane en genealogía del coronavirus.

7.3 · Tú

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S4 · E5 · 6 de jun. de 2025

Beauty Baby Episodio 5

A veces, cuando vemos a un recién nacido, no sabemos qué decir. Parece una pequeña criatura arrugada y no se parece mucho a sus padres. Puedes sentirte mal contigo mismo al pensar que el bebé que tienes delante es poco agraciado; pero detrás de todo esto hay una explicación científica. Según el profesor Moustache, el tiempo pone cada cosa en su lugar.

7.4 · Tú

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S4 · E6 · 9 de jun. de 2025

Anger Games Episodio 6

Solemos culpar a los videojuegos de las conductas violentas de los jóvenes. ¿Pero qué dice la ciencia? El profesor Moustache investiga varios experimentos psicológicos dudosos y concluye que, al final... no podemos saberlo.

7.1 · Tú

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S4 · E7 · 10 de jun. de 2025

Homo Augmentus Episodio 7

Captain Hook had a hook as a hand. Darth Vader had bionic limbs. Films make it look easy to replace severed limbs. But is it that easy in real life? What is scientifically possible when it comes to prosthetics? Professor Moustache takes a look at different innovations.

7.0 · Tú

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S4 · E8 · 11 de jun. de 2025

Furry Insects Episodio 8

There are researchers who have not only counted the 3 million tiny hairs found on a moth, but who have also studied how often they clean their fur. If it were up to Nathanaël, we’d put an end to pointless studies like these. Luckily Professor Moustache is there to prove him wrong and show him how the scientists behind this researched ended up helping NASA.

7.1 · Tú

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S4 · E9 · 12 de jun. de 2025

Skynet, the Artificial Unintelligence Episodio 9

If robots in the future developed a conscience, would they want to kill humankind like in “The Terminator”? Let’s imagine for a minute that it was their ultimate goal. Professor Moustache wonders if Skynet could have come up with smarter ways of killing us off, rather than just shooting everyone like in the film.

4 min

S4 · E10 · 13 de jun. de 2025

Conscious AI Episodio 10

Everyone is afraid of the singularity – that stage when machines become conscious and inevitably decide to kill us all. Professor Moustache explains that, in order for that to happen, machines would need to develop common sense. And that’s no mean feat when you’re trapped in a robotic body.

6.9 · Tú

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S4 · E11 · 16 de jun. de 2025

Cry Baby Cry Episodio 11

Screaming babies anywhere can be unbearable. Especially on trains. Professor Moustache explains that it’s normal to sometimes want to chuck them out the window when they won’t stop crying. Researchers have found that our brains are wired to go nuts when we hear a baby cry. In fact, it’s essential for their survival.

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S4 · E12 · 17 de jun. de 2025

It’s Not Me, It’s Evolution Episodio 12

Why did Mother Nature make babies who won’t let their parents get any sleep? Or who refuse to eat mum’s delicious mashed potatoes? In this episode, a baby goes on trial with evolutionary ethologists at its defense, Professor Moustache as the judge and its parents at their wit’s end.

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S4 · E13 · 18 de jun. de 2025

Of Machine and Men Episodio 13

Why did we feel sorry when that man kicked the cute dog robot? But then we feel nothing when we see a broken blender? Researchers have studied this bizarre human weakness; our tendency to see a soul where there is none. Be careful, you’ll never look at your hoover the same way after watching this episode.

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S4 · E14 · 19 de jun. de 2025

Plants with Feelings Episodio 14

While mowing the lawn, do you ever think about whether grass or flowers can get hurt when they’re cut? What about whether plants talk to insects? Can Professor Moustache mow the lawn without feeling guilty? Don’t let this be an excuse to miss out on your five a day, but science has shown that the plant kingdom communicates – a lot.

4 min

S4 · E15 · 20 de jun. de 2025

DIY Poop Survival Episodio 15

Various Inuit legends say that in sub-zero temperatures, it’s possible to carve a tool out of a frozen turd. Without any scatological judgment, brave archeologists decided to test it for themselves and fact-check the legend. Professor Moustache explains.

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S4 · E16 · 23 de jun. de 2025

The Superpower of Spit Episodio 16

Is it a good idea to use your saliva to clean things? Like a dummy that fell on the floor, or a stain on a table? How about washing Timothée Chalamet’s sandy face in Dune? Scientifically speaking, given the composition of saliva, it’s actually not such a bad idea.

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S4 · E17 · 24 de jun. de 2025

In Your Face, Santa! Episodio 17

Thankfully there are researchers who ask fundamental questions. Like John Trinkaus, a US professor who wanted to find out whether children really enjoyed having their photo taken with Father Christmas in a local supermarket. Turns out, his methodology was 99 percent statistics and 1 percent psychology.

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S4 · E18 · 25 de jun. de 2025

Twenty Thousand Eyes Under the Sea Episodio 18

People are afraid of taking airplanes because they fly high and can fall around 11 kilometres. But why aren’t they just as scared on a cruise ship? The boat could also sink 11 kilometres deep. Professor Moustache looks at the science of the deep sea to get a better understanding of his underwater phobia. There is no guarantee he’ll cure it, though.

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S4 · E19 · 26 de jun. de 2025

Space and Furious Episodio 19

If we’re going to live on the Moon, can we bring our good old Fiat 500 with us? Unfortunately, my friends, terrestrial cars are not cut out for lunar weather conditions. We would need to build entirely new automobiles fit for purpose. Luckily, NASA already did.

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S4 · E20 · 27 de jun. de 2025

Selfish Humans Episodio 20

Professor Moustache loves John Trinkaus because he tackled so many everyday mysteries with scientific research. For example, what is the percentage of people who actually respect the ten item limit in the supermarket express lane? Or stop their cars at stop signs? Trinkaus, the ultimate pessimist when it comes to human behaviour, had the answers.

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S4 · E21 · 30 de jun. de 2025

Crimes Without Gravity Episodio 21

Every country has its laws. But what happens when a crime isn’t committed on Earth? What if an astronaut kills a colleague on the International Space Station? And what about on the Moon or Mars? Professor Moustache takes us on an interstellar cruise to explain a few useful treaties and helps us answer these questions.

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S4 · E22 · 1 de jul. de 2025

An Atomic Blast in Paris Episodio 22

What would happen if an atomic bomb were dropped on Paris? Would those outside the ring highway that surrounds the city make it? According to Professor Moustache, they would, but only if they follow strict instructions given by two Greek researchers on how to survive a blast. Watch out, you’ll have to move quickly…

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S4 · E23 · 2 de jul. de 2025

Happy as a Tardigrade Episodio 23

The tardigrade, an eight-legged micro animal that looks like a teddy bear, can be found everywhere. And Professor Moustache loves them. It may be cute and microscopic, but the tardigrade is extremely resistant! It also only grows at a rate of 3cm per month and uses snails as means of transport.

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S4 · E24 · 3 de jul. de 2025

Mushroom Zombies Episodio 24

In the TV show “The Last of Us”, people become zombies after a fungus takes over their brains, which was inspired by something that happens in real life. There is a fungus that does exactly that to ants. But don’t worry, Professor Moustache is here to reassure you that the human brain is a tad more complicated than that of an insect.

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S4 · E25 · 4 de jul. de 2025

Monkey Talk Episodio 25

If only it were possible for our pets to speak to us and tell us how much they love us… Well, it turns out that scientists have already tried to get monkeys to speak to us using words, signs and symbols. One researcher even managed to recreate the ‘voice’ of a chimpanzee! But would animals actually tell us they love us? Professor Moustache certainly doesn’t think so.

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S4 · E26 · 7 de jul. de 2025

Researchers with Ants in Their Pants Episodio 26

Imagine you’re a tiny ant in a jungle and you find a massive cookie chunk just three metres from your anthill. You rush to grab a piece of the cookie, but how will you find your way back to your anthill? You’ve walked so many zigzags and your eyesight isn’t exactly the sharpest. Professor Moustache dives into the world of myrmecology, the study of ants, to find an answer.

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S4 · E27 · 8 de jul. de 2025

Tiny-Arms-Osaurus Rex Episodio 27

Even though it is a predatory killing machine in many ways, the poor T-Rex has also been a laughing stock because of the size of its arms. Scientists have long wondered why they are so tiny, so Professor Moustache has decided to take a look at their hypotheses.

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S4 · E28 · 9 de jul. de 2025

Doggy Supernose Episodio 28

Professor Moustache finds it a little too easy to make fun of dogs he sees online who would do anything for a biscuit. But if humans were to develop the same sense of smell as dogs, we would quickly realise that actually, humans are totally nose-blind. Maybe we are the ones who should be made fun of?

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S4 · E29 · 10 de jul. de 2025

Anatomy of a Football Fall Episodio 29

If there is one sport that science has studied in detail, it’s football. We thought we knew everything there was to know about football players, but then female players came along! And now, researchers are finding surprising differences between the two genders – especially when it comes to behaviour.

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S4 · E30 · 11 de jul. de 2025

How Can I Grow My Own Meat? Episodio 30

It is possible to grow meat in a lab without killing cows, like growing a plant in a pot. Now, Nathanaël dreams of harvesting his steaks along his window sill. But turns out growing meat is more complicated than we think. Who’s here to crush Nathanaël’s dreams? Professor Moustache, of course!

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