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Former journalist Milo calls in to argue that scientists, not the public, are to blame for 400 years of confusion over the word "theory" — and that the fix is as simple as changing one letter. Hosts Forrest and Erika aren't buying it. The call spirals into a surprisingly heated debate about linguistic responsibility, the etymology of scientific language, and whether creationists are confused or just dishonest. Forrest draws a devastating parallel to the they/them pronoun debate, Erika fact-checks in real time, and nobody changes their mind. Classic "one weird hill to die on" energy for 34 straight minutes.
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