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We might have had to say goodbye to #ScienceDiction, but we won't stop celebrating it. What is your favorite #ScienceDiction episode?
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Pour 1 condiment out in honor of #ScienceDiction today. But don't waste it. Just think of our science history & etymology podcast every time you hear/see:
Meme
Dinosaur
Cobalt
Vocal Fry
MBTI
Mesmerize
Alcohol
Vaccine
Umami
And, of course, irregardless.
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If you're a #ScienceDiction fan who loves all the science history & fun facts that our podcast offered, consider joining our SciFri Virtual Trivia community.
It's free, our community is incredibly supportive in the chats, and we get to nerd out together!
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Many of our fave moments came from incredible #ScienceDiction fans 🧡
You sent in suggestions for new words to explore. @yohannamayer & @ElahFeder eagerly dove into them, like the #Ambergris episode, inspired by a message from Ben.
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💔 @yohannamayer @ElahFeder @dpeterschmidt & contributors really made something special with #ScienceDiction. There's a hole in science history & storytelling pods that will be incredibly missed.
It is with sadness we announce the finale of the #ScienceDiction podcast. What started as a simple newsletter bloomed into a nerdtastic science history & etymology pod that we’ve loved these past 2 years.
Share your favorite moments with us. We'll start:
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Some #ScienceDiction episodes just follow science word histories down a big ol' rabbit hole.
Like the history of #Ketchup. We really went from an early 1900s supper club for poison food to food regulations to the condiment's origins in East Asia.
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One of the most *controversial* #ScienceDiction episodes (in terms of passionate audience responses) was our episode w/ @MerriamWebster's @eabrewster & @PeterSokolowski about how #irregardless ended up in the dictionary!
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@scifri So sad to hear #ScienceDiction will no longer be produced. It provided exactly what I needed at a time when I needed it! THANK YOU producers/host/researchers!
#ScienceDiction podcast started around the beginning of the COVID pandemic, so our #quarantine episode quickly became one of our most-listened-to episodes.
In 2020, so many of us were really wondering, "where did that word even come from?"
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It is with sadness we announce the finale of the #ScienceDiction podcast. What started as a simple newsletter bloomed into a nerdtastic science history & etymology pod that we’ve loved these past 2 years.
Share your favorite moments with us. We'll start:
https://t.co/8xrMlv6E3v
Where do the words "quark," "atom," and "proton" come from?
It's a tale of particle physics, Aristotle, and James Joyce.
#ScienceDiction #Etymology #WordNerd
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Millions of people take the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator every year. Some even base their dating compatibility on it.
So how did this pseudoscientific personality test gain such popularity? Listen to our 3-part story on #ScienceDiction podcast.
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Residue from a 13,000-year-old beer-like fermented drink was unearthed in Israel. Evidence of a fermented drink of rice, honey, & fruit discovered in China dates to 7000–6600 BCE. Where does "alcohol" come from?
#ScienceDiction #ScienceHistory #Etymology
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It took a lot of scientific and anthropological work to unearth the origins of both the tasty recipe and the word 'chocolate'—which some anthropologists argue is an Indigenous word that has not been Anglicized.
#ScienceDiction #ScienceHistory #FoodHistory
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Where did the word 'meme' come from? Turns out, it has a lot more to do with evolutionary biology than the internet!
Learn more fun facts about your favorite words on #ScienceDiction.
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On this week's show, you heard us talk about a Lego robot 🤖 that learned to navigate a maze with the help of a computer chip designed like our brain 🧠.
On #ScienceDiction, dive into the fascinating origin of the word 'robot.'
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Jagannath Temple in India gave rise to the word “juggernaut.” But the ancient story of Jagannath is rather delightful. Atlas Obscura's Dylan Thuras joins #ScienceDiction for this fascinating story!
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In this episode of #ScienceDiction, host Johanna Mayer digs deeper into why some listeners feel so bothered by the vocal fry.
It’s been around for ages and it’s essential to some languages, so is it really that bad?
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