Scott
Um, can I just say abbreviating abbreviating his name to Rara Sheen isn't hard to say to.
Tim
Yeah, yeah.
Stuart
No no I didn't think so.
Scott
No, no, but that's what he says in the book. He's like you know, call me ra it's like cheen isn't hard to say so why would he abb braviate to Rara I just thought that was funny.
Kyle
My.
Tim
Yeah I did think it was quite hilarious that he has a speech impediment that's like the perfect thing for humans to understand.
Stuart
Ah, her.
Stuart
Yeah, what kind of speech impediment makes that easier to understand though. What do you think.
Tim
I don't know ask Timothy's on
Stuart
Ah, ah, ah.
Scott
Um, is this something that happens often in woki culture I mean it doesn't seem like it. But it's just ah.
Scott
It seems like it'd be awfully convenient, especially if they're doing business with like offholders. You know, Maybe he's just really busy with off horse.
Stuart
I Mean maybe because I mean if you spend a lot of time in other cultures you end up picking up their accents or maybe it's that kind of a thing that he like said he was part of the oh well he said his speech impediment came before the slaving. Incident and you know maybe a lot of human contact in his childhood or something created this speech impediment that then made him easier to understand to humans.
Tim
I mean I had a speech impediment and it wasn't based on contact with other people. Yeah.
Kyle
That's funny I have a suit and but a minute it is based on contact with other people.
Tim
Ah, oh man, these sessions these sessions are just a trigger ah session for Kyle. Yeah.
Scott
Ah.
Kyle
I Just laugh it off at talking.
Stuart
Ah, ah so yeah, I'm not sure Well, there's there's another thing that I'm a little strange about is like ah in writing around. This ah language barrier I really did like the the use of like strange quart marks to or or differentiating quotet marks to have that this is spoken in one language and this is spoken in another language.
Scott
In.
Tim
Yeah, yeah, oh.
Stuart
But why would. Whatever the wookies say make layer in her head think that the the ah galactic basic Rs are being extended or rolled or something like that like it's not like.
Tim
Right? Yeah, yeah, they they did have a couple of extended ones in there here and there.
Stuart
Yeah, and it was always like it was very systematic as well which you know of course that happens with an accent but this is a translation across what layer is interpreting and I just thought it was kind of strange that in a translation I don't think in my head. When I'm speaking to other Japanese people that like oh this is what it sounds like in English I'm just speaking to them in another language and their idiosyncrasies are bound to that language and not translatable.
Tim
Right? You're not yeah, you're not including idio idiosyncrasies of accents in your translations.
Kyle
Um, I mean it could just come down. Timothy's arm knows one language they and he's doing his best here.
Stuart
Yeah, yeah I guess so ah, actually be interesting to know is whether he speaks enough language or not.
Tim
Yeah I would like to point out that this wookie City is the one you go to and Knights of the older public. It is yeah same name.
Stuart
Um, it is do you think it's um, it. It certainly seems like it's been built upon since the nice the older public but I guess there's like 4000 years of development as well.
Kyle
Um, oh really.
Scott
Um.
Tim
Yeah, yeah, but also limited video game assets. Yeah.
Scott
Um, right? So it's just like their capital city maybe or is it like just a well-known City or.
Tim
It seems to be a well-known one at least because they do have repulsor lifts. So there's technology in there.
Scott
Um, right? yeah like how.
Stuart
Although it seems like they're quite familiar with a lot of technology as well. So I'm not sure that you would go anywhere in Kashi can it be? um, you know devoid of technology.
Scott
Yeah I like how they're I Like how they're still very reliant on the natural biology and and they're still very well connected to the but natural biology and technology is kind of an afterthought or like ah like an emergency like a backup type thing.
Stuart
Yeah, yeah, that was pretty cool.
Tim
Yeah.
Scott
But I like that I like that they're still putting all their their connection to their their world. Basically they're still putting that first which I thought was cool.
Tim
Yeah.
Stuart
Yeah, that's a really good point I Um I didn't really think about it in those terms but you know the fact that they're preserving their culture and their technology and their their own you know, ah cultural identity in these things.
Scott
Um, yeah.
Stuart
But also having those safeguards in the way is is a really good way to like carry that forward.
Scott
Um, yeah, it's good way to implement it without it taking over.
Stuart
Yeah, wonder if there's most places on Earth that we could like could do more stuff like that that to preserve. Yeah I mean.
Tim
Probably like all of the places.
Scott
Yeah I definitely think I Definitely think so yeah, ah.
Stuart
Cultures getting oh probably technologically as well. We're quite reliant on you know, particular breeds of trees. We're reliant on particular you know, manufacturing techniques and that kind of like yeah.
Scott
Um, we can.
Tim
Yeah, there's also a fair amount of settlements in areas where we probably shouldn't be putting a settlement like Las Vegas yeah
Scott
Or like near the rivers here in California you know because all we have are levees and they keep breaking and then people are like oh what? the hell you know my house flooded.
Kyle
Or on massive fault lines that but just the story I want to enjoy.
Stuart
Yeah, there are an awful lot of natural disasters in there's an awful lot of but natural disasters in Australia as well. So you know people going out and building in the Bush you know bushfire season comes around and.
Scott
Yeah, bushfires and everything else. Yeah yeah, well we probably shouldn't we probably never should have built in Florida because it just keeps getting hit by hurricanes and we should just avoid the no area anyway. Ah.
Stuart
And people's houses are.
Tim
Oh of course not not to mention that the entire bedrock is limestone. So it's porous throughout. Yeah.
Kyle
This is leave Earth guys. We're not supposed to be here and we got to get out of here.
Stuart
Ah.
Scott
Ah, yeah I don't I don't want to live on this planet anymore. Yeah.
Stuart
Did you guys know that like Japan is on the on 3 tectonic fault lines and so that's why earthquakes are extremely common here and oh man, yeah, just.
Tim
Ah, yeah.
Scott
Um, oh yeah yeah I mean California is well known for earthquakes as well. But I think Japan probably is ah quite a bit more susceptible.
Tim
Well, Okay, then.
Stuart
yeah yeah I mean they've got really good. Um ah, building codes and stuff like that for to protect against these things but like you know you got 3 fault lines and ah you know things like the fukushima disaster in 2011
Scott
Um, yeah, yeah, engineering and such.
Scott
Um, oh yeah, yeah.
Stuart
Where it was hit by 2 earthquakes which it withstood. Ah, ah the aftershock of the second earthquake is what made it susceptible to a tsunami that came in so like any one of those things that you know nuclear power would have been safe but because it got hit by it where all of these factors combined. That it just got overwhelmed.
Scott
Um, yeah.
Kyle
We need some we need. We need the earth to be wiped and then we booted with somebody who really knows how to play City sims and just fresh start. They they know what we know what our fault lines are we know where the rivers and infrastructure is. And they would just fresh restart.
Scott
Yeah.
Tim
That.
Stuart
Oh.
Scott
So like the us all the states that are on like the West Coast and East Coast just are abandoned so everybody just moves inland like 2 or three states.
Kyle
I And yeah.
Tim
Ah, the East Coast seems pretty good.
Scott
Ah, maybe not the southern part because there's hurricanes. But other than that California has its earthquakes and the fires you think it be eat North East ah yeah
Tim
Well yeah, no, not that part but like the northern part as yeah I think of the northeast when you say East Coast think yeah
Kyle
Um.
Stuart
I'd like to point out as well. Um, before we keep talking much further is that Tim at the end of the last chapter you jokingly said oh you know we're going to go to card next I can feel it but I really hope that they don't cut away to the woies.
Scott
Me.
Tim
Who we did. We did. That's true. Timothy's on I know you I could probably predict the entire plot of the book from here on out there. Yeah.
Stuart
Lo and behold. We go to Wiki chapter.
Scott
Ah.
Kyle
Speaking of.
Stuart
Ah.
Stuart
Ah, and then we get a whole lot of introduction.
Kyle
Um, quick quick Tim Guess what? the last sentence of this book is yeah guess the last sentence. Yeah.
Tim
Ah, but bless sentence house book is oh goodness all right? Um, last sentence of the entire book and Thron was mad.
Scott
This last sentence of the entire book.
Kyle
Nice. We see how close that is.
Tim
No, don't look it up. We'll find it out later. We'll find it out naturally.
Stuart
Ah, yeah, we we've got that we've got something on the record so we'll we'll have that to get back.
Scott
Ah.
Scott
3
Kyle
Um.
Scott
Um, yeah, right, right? and.
Kyle
I Don't know if it's ever been said in Star Wars Media New the work he shed.
Tim
Um, yeah.
Stuart
They have to right? That's just part of like natural biology humans shed.
Scott
Does it I mean does it have to be said.
Kyle
Um, worry mean there, there are animals that are work. He's hyperalogenic. Did we Oh no mine.
Scott
Um, I mean human Human should I doubt it? Yeah, we did? yeah.
Stuart
We had this discussion last time like I don't think hyper Angel Jeics got anything to do with them shedding. But yeah I'm.
Scott
They need some good ah they need they need like space main and tail so that they can like you know lather up and keep all the dandruff down.
Kyle
I Need to know what wookie shampoo technology is where is that at.
Tim
Yeah, ah.
Tim
I'm more interested in the conditioner.
Scott
I Don't know why but I always imagined Woki's being like really wet like wet dogs like smell like wet dogs even like when it's not raining I imagine them being wet and I don't know why. But yeah I think that's what I'm thinking of.
Kyle
Both moist. All it just.
Tim
Oh gross. Yeah, ah yeah.
Stuart
Um, ah.
Stuart
Oh you know what? they are probably really oily just like as a kind of like yeah what a repellent natural water repellent just like you know if you go out and touch like any wild animals that have fur they're a little bit oily to like. Keep the heat in and keep the moisture out and prevent. You know bacteria and stuff like that. It's this skin stuff human skin stuff. It's ah it's holding us back return to ape.
Scott
Um.
Tim
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Scott
Do you do do? Yeah, do you think? Ah, do you think there's like space rabies. Do you think like wookis get space rabies.
Stuart
They definitely have their own diseases but weather rabies is one of them.
Kyle
That's my problem with furry creatures anytime there's like a furry alien species I just always I always think of ah you know everyday life happens and I like you know I have scars all over my arms and stuff like that. There have to be workies who are just like missing huge patches of fur like and us for incredibly incredibly resistant. Um, like you know, just that they have to missing but patches that where are the bold in woies.
Scott
Um.
Tim
In yeah.
Scott
Right? Do do scars grow hair. They don't be they no, they don't right? I Yeah right right? yeah.
Stuart
Ah.
Stuart
I Don't think so no because if you like get cut like and again you had cut across his eye his eyebrow stops growing across that Scar say.
Kyle
Not what.
Scott
I Don't think I have any scars in my hairy spots. So I wouldn't nose. But yeah.
Kyle
Top.
Stuart
Or and you know one of the most dangerous activities that we do.
Kyle
Um, yeah, the other day I I all load too close to up here and now I have pats hair on the side of my own you know is life happens.
Tim
It.
Scott
With yeah I mean I'm growing hair on my tattoos but um, like no and it's not. But.
Stuart
Ah.
Stuart
I Don't think that's exactly the same thing though.
Stuart
The um you know one of the most dangerous things that we do is cooking and lookokie sure cook with their whip whip Smash hold on what was it Tim Stir stir whip. Yeah.
Scott
Um, right there.
Tim
What was what oh my God Yes, the holiday special stir whipster stster whip. Yeah.
Scott
Um, oh my God What's a.
Stuart
Yeah, yeah, and just like you know, most of my injuries um are from cooking I've got like a big chunk out of one of my Index fingers I've got a Knuckle that's been disappeared I've got a lot of like oil splashes as well of like.
Scott
Oh yes.
Stuart
Yeah, so I imagine that well one their fur would catch it. But if it does damage them like a knife or something like that I imagine that they would I don't know. Actually this is really they must right? Oh wait. They've got those big.
Scott
Um, do they cook with knives.
Scott
Um, yeah, that was crazy.
Tim
Oh yeah, that was crazy. Yeah.
Stuart
Claw things.
Stuart
I Like the point as well. How like um, they're taking this slow cable car and and the but what name Ralra shows his claws to layer and says oh no, you usually would be climbing and and that we don't usually take these these routes and then when they get to the top. Both Chewbacca and um Salurin are just waiting there and chewba is has his like impatient ticks going off. But.
Tim
Yeah, yeah, that was a good. But yeah, yeah.
Stuart
Yeah, so they must be really fast on the trees because I mean they were still roughhousing like a couple of like eight year olds
Scott
Um.
Scott
Wait They do mention Oh yeah, that's right, Yeah, their friendship goes way back or whatever he said? yeah and then.
Tim
Yeah I'm a little baffled as to how Leah did not notice the branches and thought the city was floating. How do you not notice branches.
Kyle
They don't have tree houses in space. They're not they like this is new kind of houses. These are.
Tim
Ah.
Scott
Well I like how they you know like the the trees grew the cities and I was mutually thinking of that 1 vine bridge in India um I don't know if you guys are familiar with that I don't remember I don't know if it's like unique or if there's multiple ones but um.
Tim
Oh no.
Stuart
No.
Scott
Yeah there's ah, there's a vine bridge I think it's in India. Um, that's been there for like a few hundred years and and I'm pretty sure the people cultivated it to basically grow into a bridge. Um I hope I'm not wrong about that. But ah, it's such a cool idea. Because they just basically use their their natural surroundings to make their lives easier and yeah, it's really cool how they do that. But again it it also goes back to like a ah, really intimate knowledge of the local um biology and you know and There 1 was one with oneness with their nature and yeah.
Stuart
Yeah, that's pretty cool I imagine they might do something quite similar then with the with the wookies is like they're growing out the the bows of the tree in a particular way that also resembles housing. So.
Tim
That is incredibly cool.
Scott
E.
Stuart
Whatever the you know layer doesn't recognize it as tree branches but because it looks too much like ah like architecture. But then you know upon closer inspection or if you're familiar with the the trees which were called what there.
Tim
Brush our trees. Yeah.
Stuart
Rishhi Washi a trees Rosha trees that if you're familiar with them. You would recognize the the structure of their their branches.
Tim
Yeah I am a little ah a little ashamed to admit how much I thought of the star wars holiday special in this chapter. That's like my first point of reference for wookie culture. Yeah I just I was sometime in November or whatever.
Scott
Quick Tim once life day. Ah.
Tim
Yeah, and I kept thinking of chey's family's house and I imagine just a lot of that throughout the village.
Stuart
Right? right? Not yeah I'm well we have the use like you said it was there there a city in quota as well. So we need to replace that image in your head with the.
Scott
How he has a family that like we never ever see or hear from again.
Tim
Yeah, we do I'm yeah I'm up for another plaster now. Yeah.
Stuart
More replays of quarter one. Ah.
Scott
It's.
Scott
Um, so suspect.
Tim
And.
Stuart
Dude did anybody else get the feeling that layer is a racist in this chapter like she was totally othering. Non-human species in this in this chapter she seems like totally oblivious to anything That's like.
Tim
Yeah, the.
Kyle
Um, no bit.
Scott
Um, a little bit.
Scott
Um, yeah.
Stuart
Not human and keeps.
Tim
Yeah I thought it was a nice flaw to add to a character that has otherwise been perfect. Yes.
Stuart
Yeah I mean like she keeps referring to the wookies as aliens even though she's been with one for forever and ah yeah, yeah, right?
Scott
Um, and according to the wookies. She's the Alien here.
Tim
Yep.
Kyle
I.
Stuart
and like they seem like no sense of. Ah, like self awareness in that situation of like oh these wookies and they're they're alien minds and they're alien architecture and that Alien technology and like yeah.
Tim
Yeah, not just that but she lost her ability to perceive branches.
Kyle
Um.
Stuart
Ah, ah so yeah, it's a it was kind of jarring. Actually he's like if.
Tim
Yeah, yeah, it's like come on. You've had to have had some sensitivity training in the rebellion. Yeah, but no senators gonna senator.
Stuart
Yeah, for real. Yeah, still very human human-centered Anthropocentric universe.
Scott
Um, yeah, right? Yeah yeah.
Tim
yeah yeah I would really like to point out how much I loved how? um like all the wookies were just on it. When Leo was like oh I see an alien in that house. There's ready to go and they're like they like shoot a door open. Yeah said that che use his bow caster to shoot it open. Yeah.
Kyle
Damage.
Scott
Right? Well we oh yeah, yeah, no, they didn't just knock it down. He uses bow casters just blast open. Yeah right.
Stuart
Yeah, ah.
Stuart
Which was yeah, did they just knock somebody's door down at the end of the chapter.
Kyle
Preach Preach preach.
Stuart
Ah, like I thought that's what was happened but then I was like no this is like a communal village. Everybody has that and they like there's there's property rights in it says in the chapter that they're capitalists with property rights in in Kashik so they just blast down somebods.
Tim
Um, yeah, chewy's been away for a bit. Yeah.
Kyle
Ah I would love the plate's age with the wos now.
Tim
Um, maybe they were communists back when he was living there. He's like our door.
Scott
Right? It's the communal door got no fourth amendment. There are.
Stuart
Well I mean they are like very like not Spottan in a good way but like Spottan in the toxic ah on a bound culture way of like anything for the hive mind ah death above dishonor and ah meant that when they mentioned life debts as well. Like oh he's now promised himself to me I'm like no life debts. Ah.
Scott
Um, ah yeah.
Tim
Ah, yeah, poor poor poor things.
Scott
Oh my god.
Stuart
Yeah.
Scott
Um, I like how we just completely skipped over the loop part of this chapter will okay. The woey part is way more interesting.
Tim
Well I think I think it keep that towards the end. Yeah, yeah, yeah, we can.
Stuart
What we'll get. Yeah yeah.
Kyle
Um, we we haven't his haven't got through yet loop of screen time God damning.
Stuart
Actually I thought the Luke part was more interesting. Um I felt like there wasn't a lot in this chapter apart from just a bit of like exposition about the wookie culture and then there's like a little bit of action at the end but there was a little bit to ah. Talk about like one life. That's I think that um ah like not Chivalry Honor is a toxic ah trait for a society to hold because it's just like it's ah yeah, it changes What good is and.
Scott
Um, new.
Tim
The change is good. Yeah yeah.
Scott
Yes.
Stuart
Like yeah to like stain people like that of like I don't think that's a good thing. Um, but like Kyle mentioned in one of the ah lost chapters of um nazism being seen across Europe just like. You can take down the iconography but you can see that you know it's not weathered in the same way that you can see oh well, That's the place that a lot of terrible stuff happened and they mentioned that this dock is big enough for an imperial star destroyer and then she didn't want to think about. How that dock might have been created.
Scott
Are are.
Tim
How good ol Leia assuming that they're that they're trading with the imperials right now. That's the impression that's the impression I got from what she said.
Stuart
Um, no, no like no no, but it was that it was built by the imperials when they were slaving the wikis they came into so that's why I was like oh man this is like nazism in Europe.
Tim
Gotcha gotcha all right I misunderstood what she was thinking but I thought she was being paranoid and like oh they're probably like working with Imperials now. Yeah yeah.
Stuart
Right? Inca.
Kyle
And see it's funny I know I know that fact of the nazi symbolism still being seen in Europe I don't remember talking about that at all when was this. What was the context.
Stuart
I don't remember I didn't write down the context for our sure know it's just that you had said it before. So.
Kyle
Um, it's funny I was reading up on that recently and someone's like it's kind of like how you can tell when pizza when places used to be pizza huts in America.
Tim
If there's a building an Eldon ring submerged in lava that looks suspiciously like a pizza hut.
Kyle
God Dare it no one out into the hurt.
Stuart
Oh.
Tim
Ah, yeah I I think wonder Um, if the imperial ships were there for the slavery business would they not build their own landing pads out of their own materials.
Stuart
Oh maybe.
Kyle
Why would they do that when they can enslave what he's to do or for them.
Tim
Fair or fair but they would probably be like our materials. Our materials are obviously better because we're human so use our materials we trust it. We don't We don't trust the trees.
Stuart
Maybe or maybe they just well you know don't one of the senses out of water is like don't bring with you more than you have to and go conquer the world use their materials against them. And did the imperials not have galactic conquest for 30 years
Tim
You're acting like they won the war I know there was a coup and that was um, greatly assisted by mystical energy.
Stuart
Um, oh ah.
Tim
And 1 masterful manipulator and then they just held on to it for years. But then when an actual war happened now.
Stuart
Um, but is that what happened in this timeline is this what.
Tim
Oh fair, right? Yeah, we are in an alternate timeline. He did get me. Yeah I been got.
Kyle
And God of it.
Stuart
Ah, so yeah, what I think is they they might have gone through butchered a bunch of trees and maybe the platform is not like it doesn't look like wuki. It's built it. But yeah, it looks yeah.
Scott
Like they just took a laser and just leveled it.
Tim
So there are are there a lot of like hybrid Imperial cultures throughout the galaxy then.
Stuart
Oh.
Scott
Um, I kind of think so because I thought there were different like leaders of different remnants at this time.
Stuart
I Would think that like at least in places of administration that um, there would be quite a strong dominance of Imperial culture. Even if they vacated that in order to keep things running. It's hard to break that culture.
Tim
True. Yeah, we did actually see that in action in and or now that I'm thinking about it. You know, a granted alternate universe but on ferrex they've still the people there still have their culture together and then the imperials in administrative spaces. You know it's very empire. Yeah.
Scott
Um, I know yeah and I know at this point there was also um I guess I don't know if he was like an imperial leader of a remnant or what exactly was but he went by the title of warlord zinge. You doesn't remember that name.
Stuart
I haven't heard of him.
Tim
Um, now.
Scott
It's ah ZS I n j I think I'm saying it right I have no idea. But um, yeah, he was basically like the antagonist of one of the other star wars books I've read. But um, which I think he was prior to thrn but he may have been. He may have been at the same time but I can't remember reject me.
Tim
Oh this dude looks like an imperial and.
Kyle
Um.
Scott
Um, oh his official title was warlord of the empire who Zinge Z S Z S I N J or Z as I.
Stuart
ZSINJHome world of fond or he appeared don't I always have to like skip over the personal but profiles because like as soon as I say oh they died in this year I'm like damage.
Scott
Right? Yeah, you know I can't remember I can't remember if he was like prior to throne or if they were like um they coexisting at the same time just in different remnants or so but he's just another name but like.
Stuart
Okay, it seems like he was mentioned in the x-wing series the courtship of Princess Leah was his first appearance. Yeah, and he gets a lot of mentions.
Scott
That was it. Yeah, that was one I read.
Tim
Oh my God Okay so I read further there is another Decoy Millennium Falcon Tactic used this time by the rebellion to get him. They called it the millennium falsehood but this one is more plausible because Han knows his ship and they would be less familiar. It's just funny to see that in two instances. Yeah.
Stuart
Right? Yeah, um, yeah, yo. Ah.
Scott
Um, it it's like who copied who and this you know which author copied the other author.
Stuart
Yeah, which one came out first or maybe they have the ideas independently and just didn't didn't read each other's stuff.
Kyle
Um.
Scott
Yeah, it could be.
Tim
Yeah, that's what I would guess.
Stuart
Ah, speaking of um, the way that people use the the timber and the wood and the busher trees Rich rich Richhaw Wish to she a dreams.
Tim
Worst to sure.
Scott
Um, we're Chester Shire
Stuart
Um, so yeah, the worster shear trees. Ah we we mentioned last time of like the needle point not needle point. What do they call it when they stuff the ah the felt with their excess hair. They were um, there were.
Scott
Has.
Scott
Um, oh yeah, yeah, their their hair art.
Tim
Ah.
Stuart
Felt stuffing or felt pointing or something like that. But um, when when um, it was describing the landing pad and how it was like charred from all the the spacecrafts taking off it reminded me of the thing that I saw in Mainland Japan where they would. Burn wood just like scorch the outside and it's used as weatherproofing and um stops insects as well from eating through it because they don't want to eat burntwood. Um, it's called burnt timber clay cladding. Um and it goes by another like. Um, ah that goes by another like um, incorporated name. Not a corporate name. What do you? what you call that proprietary name as well. But um, yeah, it's burnt timber cladding which. Would scorch the surface of it and they would use it on their fences and they could use it on reclaimed wood as well. The place that I went that they used it. Um, there was a lot of reclaimed wood from when these um, ah ormi hachinin were traders and they would trade across this great lake that's in the middle of Japan. Um. And then when they settled they would take the wood from their boats. Um, as it got reused when they had to rebuild their boats and they would take that and use that in their housing and their other other structures they would scorch it and then do that. Yeah, it was a really nice texture as well. I would totally.
Scott
Are.
Tim
That sounds so cool. You know it looks beautiful from these images I'm seeing.
Scott
So does yeah so does the scorching somehow um like seal the edges of the the wood does it seal it. You said something about waterproofing it.
Stuart
Yeah, it whatproofs it because like it becomes hydrophobic. Um, when it's burnt so it's not got that kind of like absorption that natural or or drywood has and it also. Ah.
Scott
Know. Okay, ah.
Scott
Okay, yeah.
Stuart
Apparently acts as a fire tot it as well because it's already bunt.
Scott
Right? That's pretty smart.
Kyle
No.
Tim
Nice.
Stuart
Yeah, so people build your house out of burnt timber clatting.
Kyle
Um.
Scott
Build your house out of other people's houses a burn down the Phoenix house.
Tim
Yeah, ah yes, yes, ah.
Stuart
We will rebuild from the ashes like a Phoenix we rise.
Kyle
Um.
Tim
Yeah, yeah.
Stuart
Ah, the other thing about wokie culture that kind of interested me was that because they are hairy all over like what kind of clothes. Do they wear? um and they just had baldricks which is the thing that we see Tu back are wearing which is just basically a.
Scott
Um, yeah, the amobel yeah are yeah yeah, a bandolier or something.
Stuart
Ah, utility sash. Yeah yeah, bandolier it was described in this chapter as as bowdricks, but um, and yeah I mean like there's no need for a shirt when.
Kyle
Yeah, yeah.
Tim
Um, very practical. Yeah yeah, yeah.
Scott
Um, yeah.
Stuart
Your arm's like right there.
Scott
That ah.
Kyle
I Mean if if they're not wearing clothes to cover up. The only other reason is to protect from the elements but it seems like it seems like they're good. It seems like they're very comfortable in their climate.
Scott
Um, seems like it's pretty tropical maybe temperate rainforest type. Yeah.
Tim
Yeah, yeah, say rainforest? Yeah, okay.
Kyle
Which makes sense why they're always moist and weighty ne.
Scott
Right? And that that's why you know I always imagine being wet and like growing muscle over their fur and stuff that's just I don't know why it's just what I pictured exactly.
Stuart
That's why they need the shampoo and the conditioner they've got special anti-fungal shampoo and conditioner. Oh yeah, but yeah.
Tim
I imagine them I imagine them being I imagine them being wet from the hair texture on the models and fall in order Remember how those look the character models for the wookies. It's a little cenk. Yeah.
Kyle
if work are super early I Can only imagine what his seat in the Millennium Falcon looks like with just just a dark stay.
Scott
Um, ah.
Stuart
Um, and.
Tim
Um, Hans are chewies.
Stuart
I mean chewy's got to sit everywhere right? So chewy has designated seeding songs in Malcolm.
Scott
Um, Jim.
Kyle
Might yeah they don't always sit in the same place I guess I'm used to it because like I when I when I'm in the car that we all have a very specific car is what we sit in.
Tim
And and yeah.
Scott
Um, ah no.
Stuart
Yeah know but I mean like chewy takes over the piloting sometimes and you know even in the lounge area. He's sitting in the booth playing um holla chess with c 3 p.
Kyle
Um, nice. Ah.
Scott
Right.
Tim
Right? yeah.
Kyle
Um, yeah, that's her.
Stuart
Does anybody know the name of that game the jar act right? Yeah yeah.
Scott
Um I Um yeah I knew the name at one point I Wonder what? Ah I wonder what a shaped woki looks like.
Tim
Dejaric I think let's fact, check myself? Yep, it is let's not let's not go there.
Scott
Well because there's this episode. There's a episode of venture Bros where they they meet the $6000000 man and he's he's also with Bigfoot and to get past like security guards they have to shape bigfoot to make him look like a normal. It's just weird. 1 of the guards. Only knew it was shaved but could it was really funny. Yeah.
Tim
Ah, it's probably.
Tim
I'm imagining something like Jim Carrey's Grinch specifically the parts of his prosthetics where there isn't hair. Yeah.
Stuart
Ah.
Stuart
Right? yeah.
Scott
That.
Kyle
Really sad are but I if workings were in our world and 1 of them got man definitely would be acrypted based off them. Yeah yes, I'm not on those lines is you know his but any of cryptids are just.
Stuart
A.
Scott
Um, acrypted like a not wookie or something.
Kyle
And animal that had binge. That's it's a sickness that wired animals were.
Stuart
What is mange.
Scott
Um, yeah.
Scott
Um, it's kind of like a wasting disease or something. Yeah.
Stuart
Oh okay, caused by microscopic mites that burrow into the skin oof geez. Yeah.
Tim
All.
Scott
Um, it's pretty sad. That's what it is? Yeah yeah. Yeah, have you ever heard like you know you manji animal Manji Mutt That's where it comes from.
Stuart
Um, ah made you want? Yeah okay I didn't realize that that's where it came from.
Stuart
Any other points that people want to talk about in the in the Wiki section.
Tim
I Know was a lot of exposition but I like being there. Yeah yeah, yeah, it'd be fun I'm do another visiting co to yeah.
Stuart
Yeah, who's it was fat. Yeah, ah.
Kyle
Um, yeah I'd visit.
Scott
Um, yeah.
Scott
I might I might have to start playing out again I just never finished So for me, it would be again.
Tim
You will always have to start playing that again. It all right? Cool cool.
Kyle
Um, I'll play it one day is where.
Stuart
At wookies seem to have no last names which they're one of my people.
Scott
Um, and I'm noticing look is in a lot of their names right? yeah.
Tim
Ah, man's do it for all the [blaster] you give wookies turns out, you're 1 of them.
Scott
Ah, yeah I notice wo isn't a lot of windows.
Stuart
Because I kept referring to her like as a full name just condensed together I'm surprised she didn't say layer just like it layers fine considering he wanted to get rid of ah the gene at the end of his name.
Tim
All right? yeah right? or like Han Solo reminds me how an avatar the k navi called Jake Jake Sui like all 1 word. Yeah.
Tim
And yeah, right, Let's go to space guys. Let's get stranded. Yes.
Kyle
Has.
Scott
Don.
Kyle
Um, let's talk about Jedi hibernation. Um.
Stuart
Let's go to space. Yeah, all right I got quick question ah particularly you Scott like you read a lot of other sci-fi as well techno babble ya your nay.
Scott
Um.
Scott
Um.
Scott
Um I like it but it can get a little confusing but it's usually just something that I have to kind of go over a couple of times but at the same time It can be like you know the writer's just totally writing out of his ass and just like make it [blaster] up. You know.
Stuart
Down.
Tim
There.
Stuart
I feel like that's particularly apparent like as as it dates as well as you get further away. It's like you know our our basic understanding of stuff just kind of increases over time and the technobabble of like the 19…60 s to 80 s just sounds very like they're just making like you said take a look talking now they asked making [blaster] up a whole time.
Scott
Um, yeah, but Anna I was really impressed with how do you say? The author's name is it Susan Lou she Susan Lou the
Tim
Yeah here. Yeah.
Stuart
Si lu yeah yeah, he does a lot. He said he seems to do a lot of research before he's did the 3 body problem. There's the chain offer. Yeah.
Scott
Yeah, I'm really impressed with a lot of like his technical stuff. Um, yeah, yeah, the remembrance of earth's past yeah, the the trilogy better knows 3 body problem. Yeah, um.
Tim
What is he written our capture. Yeah yeah.
Stuart
He wrote it some other stuff as well. The wandering earth is probably 1 other well known bottle lighting. Okay a ball lightning. Yeah no.
Scott
He did wondering Earth ball lightning. Yeah a ball line. Yeah I haven't read any of those yet. But yeah, pretty impressed with his writing and and is like you know the technical stuff in his writing too. Um, but.
Stuart
So yeah, what about you Tim how do you feel about technobabo.
Tim
Yeah, I'm a huge fan because I don't care how it ages or if it makes sense. Ah it I Just think it's really nice flavor text and I think um, it makes it always makes the world feel like a little bit more lived and and richer to me. And then if it makes no sense then you can have some ironic fun with it. So I feel like there's just positives no matter what what you put it I never bother trying to understand it because I'm like they probably made it up. But yeah.
Scott
Um, yeah, it can make for some pretty interesting reading but um and get a little too overwhelming. But yeah, ah.
Tim
I'm just like oh it's nice. Yeah, especially if they have a funny sounding word. Yeah.
Kyle
I Also enjoy Techno Bapo I enjoyed a flavor text but I also do feel like a lot of times. It just gets boiled down to like crystals right? exactly.
Stuart
Crystals and Space magic.
Scott
Space magic yeah um now did I do I remember correctly, but there was a part where Luke was like digging underneath the ship and it took him like 2 hours to get somewhere. Hold on before we continue I do have another point to have ad um I actually list do a podcast with a guy who is talking about Technobael because he's ah ah what is he as an astrophysicist or some sort of like cosmologist or something. And he said that he consulted on the um ah avengers endgame for their time travel stuff and he said that the good scientific consultants will yes and ah. Whatever the writers say because you know primarily this is a story we want in the narrative. The narrative has to make sense and we can't say that no, that's not feasible in our own universe. It's like this is a narrative universe that we have to yes end So what other consequences come from the things that we are yes ending is the.
Scott
Um, and.
Tim
Yeah.
Tim
It doesn't have to be real. It has to feel real. Yeah.
Stuart
The weight. Yeah and that really actually changed my ah my own thoughts about techcumba because before I would also find it a little bit painful of like oh you know we know what tachyons now are and or you know that they're might maybe not real.
Scott
Um.
Scott
And.
Stuart
And these things that you're talking about are just like Oh yeah, we don't don't talk about that stuff anymore or it's like been disproven or whatever but like having that mindset of like yes and it makes it a lot more fun.
Tim
Yeah, an example of age technobabble that I really love is looking at how many Marvel heroes created in the 60 s got their powers from radiation.
Stuart
Yes.
Kyle
Um.
Tim
Ah, it's good stuff.
Stuart
Yeah, that reminds me it occurred to me the other day of like did people did people um believe this because it was touted at the time of Discovery as like this huge medical revolution and. There's a ah Kyle you probably know there was a boxer who was drinking this radium tonic until and he was he was um, trying to sell it as well and his jaw fell off. Just from drinking all this radium.
Scott
I remember that I remember that story I can't remember who was but yeah.
Stuart
Yeah, we'll we'll put a link in the show notes somebody that can talk about this better than we can, but it just occurred to me the other day that like oh maybe so many superpowers come from radioactive this or radioactive that because of the.
Scott
Well, they also thought that you know back in the 50 s or whatever. They also thought that hiding under your desk would protect you from a nuclear blast. But you know that was a lot of propaganda that was yeah, just yeah yeah.
Tim
Oh totally? yeah.
Stuart
Thinking at the time.
Tim
I Feel like that was more of a like comfort.
Stuart
Yeah, keep calm sibil.
Kyle
It was. It was also more of a like it's just something to get them to do it's It's better than telling them like if the nuclear rascal is off. There's nothing. You can do to stand there and get ready.
Scott
Um, right, It's like at least you won't see the fireball coming towards you the the shut. Yeah, but um.
Kyle
I that I don't know why the that it make me remember in the original Spider man animated series the themes on Repeats Spider Blood Spider Spider Radioactive Spider blood spiders. Don't have blood.
Tim
Fire blood. Yeah yeah, yeah, it's good stuff.
Scott
Spider Man's spider man who.
Stuart
Ah, her.
Scott
Um, Steart not to derail us too much further. But um, what do you think of the sophons. Yeah I thought that was such a cool idea but completely techno babble I think but it was just really cool.
Stuart
So funds. Oh um, yeah I mean yeah I mean like like I just mentioned that I think I might have listened to this podcast before it happened and so I was more open to that? Yes, ending. Um, Because I also listened to a different podcast that said that don't get me started on the sophons just like how unrealistic it would be because you have once you add information to something you can't then accelerate it to the speed of light and like I do like the idea of sophons that like you are unfolding this high-dimensional object. Writing some sort of like computer into it then folding it back up and having that as some sort of like controllable probe like I feel like it was just really good writing for the story as well. Like yeah.
Scott
Um, it was. It was really interesting.
Stuart
I mean ah spoils for anybody who sorry, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Tim
It is. It was another 3 body problem problem thing is is another 3 but oh okay gotcha. Yeah, you're good. Not now you're good.
Scott
Yeah, it's a 3 body problem problem. Yeah sorry yeah, not to do the rail is too much but yeah anyway, um, yeah, so I don't know. Did it really take Luke 2 hours to dig through something underneath his x wing like what was he looking for did I hear that right it sounded like he was just digging through hoses and crap. But and.
Tim
Probably at him a very carefully.
Stuart
Right.
Kyle
May I ah.
Tim
Have you seen how big the Cockpit is in the next link. The.
Scott
No, you're right? That's true compared to the wres of ship. It's yeah.
Kyle
Yeah I don't know if you guys remember we talked to extent living at derickwane and that you can survive on an next train for up to a week in space.
Tim
Yes, that yeah but thinking about it in the movies and what we saw.
Stuart
A I mean that's.
Scott
In ah but 2 hours against do the.
Kyle
Do you think he has to climb through the septic thing to get to where he was going right? like.
Scott
No, but remember the septic tank is art to.
Tim
Well we can check again. Let's reference our X wing cross section again.
Stuart
Ah, the um, the thing about that as well is like he would have to be very careful because if he um, got separated from the X- wing at all. He's in deep space. So I don't think that he's got any like Jets on his own flight suit that would help him get back to there. He would have to have and at this point I don't think our 2 has got any like booster jets in his in his legs like in the prequels or is it just revenge of the Seth. Um, okay so I don't think.
Scott
New.
Tim
It was attack at the clons that they started. Yeah.
Kyle
Oh.
Stuart
That um, oh wait. Ah yeah, unless there was like emergency things on the x wing to then kind of drift back towards him that that would be that would be a scary way to go no matter how long you're going to hibernate for. Drifting at like half a meter per second away from your ah explain would be oh absolute hell.
Scott
Um, you right? did he have the well how did Leah do it in the last jedi.
Tim
Yeah.
Stuart
Oh right? He's got the force all right never mind. He's got. He's got some plot armor that'll help him.
Tim
Take yeah.
Kyle
Well I wasn't asked if if you if if a force user was in space. Could they use the force to pull themselves to something.
Stuart
A.
Scott
I mean I don't see why I'm not well. Yeah, they'd have to pull towards an object right.
Stuart
Yeah, like.
Tim
Think they would need an object elect. Yeah no, they could probably yeah yeah.
Kyle
Because we know he he could lift the X wing he could force the X wing to him. But if it if if it was a larger ship. Do you think you could like use the force to like bring yourself in right.
Stuart
A.
Tim
Yeah, that's what Leah did.
Scott
Yeah, like grapple like grapple with the force.
Stuart
wait so wait I what Kyle is saying now makes me think that maybe instead instead of layer being the one to go to the ship is that she moved the entire ship with the force to then. Come around her so that she was to safety.
Scott
Who.
Kyle
Ah, maybe we don't know we don't know her shoes things.
Scott
Um, so then could he use like force push to push himself like like if you in space. Do you think you could force push like the opposite direction and then have himself pushed towards the The X Wing does this tell kinesis work in a vacuum.
Stuart
I guess that depends on whether Newton's 3 laws of motion. Yeah, if Newton's 3 laws of motion apply to the force or not.
Kyle
I know.
Scott
Yeah, right? or is it just space. Magic.
Kyle
You think Luke has a valueum.
Tim
Where do you say file.
Kyle
I said do you think Luke has ever used the vacuum.
Scott
A.
Stuart
Like a vacuum cleano.
Kyle
Um, yeah.
Tim
Ah, ah.
Scott
Um, like a hoover.
Tim
Ah, no I don't actually not I'm thinking about it because tap because the Lars Homestead did not seem very clean. Have a feeling if there were any cleaning it would be done by droids. They would probably use Brooms instead of a vacuum cleaner and then he goes off and becomes a Rebel hero.
Kyle
Right? yes.
Stuart
Yeah, sands act sand is actually very coarse and if you look at it under Microsgram it's like it. It would cause abrasions within your vacuum cleaner. So.
Scott
Um, it's all Sand gets everywhere right? Um, yeah.
Tim
Yep, he he never has probably doesn't even know what it is. He's got to freak out as soon as he sees 1
Scott
But there's a tiny universe in there. It's just a 2 It's just a vacuum of its a tiny little space right.
Tim
Is going to have flashbacks to best spin.
Stuart
Ah, and ah.
Stuart
Did he get picked up by a vacuum tube in in besin as well. So he's being surprised by this new phenomenonology woah.
Tim
Basically yeah, when he went. Yeah yeah and because he falls to the bottomless pit. But then you see like he starts angling into these tubes that are clearly like each at an angle within this big cylinder. Giant cylinder that he's falling down so he got sucked into it. Yeah.
Scott
Do you think the like just the basic of like physics of spaces is something that common knowledge to people on tatooine. Do they know about like the vacuum space and travel and or because like I imagine he'd probably never been to space before a new hope I mean.
Kyle
Um, and.
Stuart
Yeah, no I doubt it depends how good his homeschooling was if yeah, he definitely wasn't what what do you call it in America the common something.
Scott
Maybe But I'm assuming do you think he would even know about the vacuum space right.
Kyle
A.
Tim
Yeah.
Scott
Come core.
Stuart
Common Curriculum or yeah, he doesn't have the common core in in that far away from touchy station. Maybe that's why he wanted to go to Touchy station far is to get a good education.
Tim
Turns out the whole time Luke wasn't hanging out with some delinquents. He was just getting a good education for himself. You know whatlars to know.
Scott
Um, ah.
Scott
Yeah, he's just trying to get his ged. Ah you can finally get off that Homestead Lars is like no, you're gonna die here.
Stuart
Yeah, get his piece of paper that will yeah, get off the homestead.
Tim
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, so this chapter makes me very claustrophobic. Yeah.
Stuart
Um, does anybody oh yeah, are you clastrophobic in general or do you not like like deep space and the ocean and stuff like that.
Tim
I'm okay with deep space in the ocean deep space is kind of freaky but tight spaces I'm very much not a fan of and if you look at the crosss section I linked again and think about x one cockpits in the movies. You can see what Luke is crawling around in.
Stuart
Ooh Yeah, that's not a lot of space.
Tim
Not at all. So that's why I think it took 2 hours because he probably has to move very carefully because he does not want to get stuck in anything because.
Scott
Um, so wait which part of the ship was he trying to actually crawl into. Maybe that's what I missed.
Tim
I Guess the Proton Torpedo section.
Stuart
Ah, yeah I imagine it's like 1 of those puzzle sliding he was he was playing one of those puzzle sliders for the entire 2 hours is like he has to move this thing. Yeah traffic. Yeah.
Kyle
Um.
Tim
Traffic Jam Rush Hour Rush hour.
Scott
Ah, but that.
Stuart
Just so that he can find his own way in there and like he's blocking his own exit so that he can keep going forward.
Tim
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Scott
Again.
Kyle
Tim I ever wasn't as someone who also has light claustophobia. You often have nightmares about getting stuck in small spaces. Oh interesting.
Tim
I Actually don't dream very often. Yeah, but I have awful daydreams about getting stuck or intrusive thoughts about getting stuck in small spaces. Yeah yeah, no I like to torture myself by finding stories about people who got stuck in caves I don't know why. But it's still fascinating to me despite the fact that it really sets me off or of that one or that one Jungji E to story the um enigma of Amigarra Fall to you guys heard of this. It's a.
Kyle
Sounds like a fantastic.
Scott
Um, oh yeah stories about.
Stuart
Ah, ah.
Stuart
9
Kyle
Man is that the guy who's been doing the has the netflix.
Scott
Um, um, you should tell us this like in the beginning next episode.
Tim
Okay, all right. We can say what is the thing that episode but or I can say it now.
Kyle
I Don't know if any of you are watching Japanese tails the Macabre What a nightmare.
Scott
I think I've I think I've familiarized to myself with a few but not in detail. Oh okay.
Stuart
Ah.
Stuart
No no, it's a Netflix series at the moment.
Tim
Yeah, well the basic premise of the story I mentioned is that this fault line opens up in the side of a mountain and there are human shaped holes all throughout it and people go to see it and.
Stuart
A a.
Scott
Are.
Stuart
Wait wait wait human shaped or human sized. Oh wow.
Tim
Human shaped exact cutouts of people's bodies and people go there and they will literally find one that is their exact cutout and then they get compelled to go in.
Scott
Um, like imprints. Okay, whoa.
Scott
Ah, that's cool that is so cool.
Stuart
Ah, ah, wow.
Tim
And it's cut in a way so that like with the pattern inside the cutout you cannot move backwards. You are only forced to keep moving forwards every movement you make it is quite horrifying I recommend reading the rest at 2 a m.
Scott
Oh.
Stuart
Oh [blaster]. Ah.
Scott
Um, that's terrifying. No that just.
Stuart
Okay, on a lighter note that reminds me of a Japanese game show where there's like a silhouette cutout. It comes racing at the contestants and they have to try and like bend contort to that shape.
Tim
Yeah.
Tim
Yeah, yeah, what was that hole in the wall. Yeah, there was an American version called hole in the wall. Yeah.
Scott
Um, is there then.
Scott
See Yeah see I mean I immediately thought of Mxc when he a Japanese game show most extreme elimination challenge that was like the oh my God It was the parody of it. It was a parody of it. But ah, what kind.
Kyle
Um, yeah.
Stuart
Okay. Now I haven't.
Kyle
Um, I mean youre in theka castle it was called Tacazi take the casesi te technology.
Scott
Yeah, tacasi's castle or to Takashi's castle or something. Yeah, but yeah.
Stuart
Ah, okay, ah 1 of the things that I um I found out while ah, looking at this chapter. He said that he would travel for 10 minutes at at point 4 speed. Um and he ended up five or half a light year from where he set off and so I I did a little but calculation and point four speed. Is 27000 times the speed of light which the speed of light compared to the size of the galaxy is actually really slow. There is a really good. Um, there's a really good video on ktzkazar about how how um disappointing.
Tim
Wow wow.
Scott
Um, it is right me.
Stuart
That the speed of light is compared to the size of the universe. Ah, but um, this is the first time we mentioned some sort of like speed scales and so like point 4 being 27000 times a speed of light how fast because.
Scott
Um, oh yeah.
Tim
It's all good.
Stuart
You know just I thought that was pretty incredible, right? Just oh here's a tidbit about how fast that actually is like whoa. Yeah.
Tim
Yeah.
Scott
Um, yeah, hyperspace can do anything.
Tim
That's insane. Yeah down space magic. Ah.
Stuart
Yeah, yeah.
Kyle
And the kind of element.
Stuart
Oh yeah, is it.
Tim
And in JJAbrams movie it's 20 times that got well just because of how quickly they travel between planets and those yeah.
Stuart
Now right here.
Scott
Um, if you're in the Planet Express ship. You can go anywhere in the universe like instantly. So.
Scott
So.
Stuart
Actually to your point. Um Tim I liked the little line that said that his x- wing so sturdy in combat seemed now to be a little more than a terribly fragile thread by which his life was now hanging I'm like. Oh yeah, that just that's such a good line to demonstrate how completely isolated he must be at this point.
Tim
Yeah, every bit of description about the shape. The X wing was in made me just a little bit more nervous I do feel like a lot of the tension was deflated because we know that he's being followed and tracked but still getting.
Stuart
Oh yeah.
Tim
I mean um, just the way the situation was described I think recovered quite a bit of that I did not like thinking about this.
Scott
Um, yeah I was.
Stuart
Well actually we don't know who he's being tracked by. He's going to be found by a bounty hunter at this point So like.
Tim
Well we know he's going to be found because Thrn's after him explicitly said he he can only go this far. We have several people going after him like we're going to get him. Yeah.
Scott
Or it could be um.
Stuart
Um, ah right? Yeah yeah I guess.
Scott
Yeah I'm I'm curious. Why why did the radio have to go out. Why did the hyperjove It was all connected. Oh.
Stuart
Because it was connected. Yeah, it said that like because of the overloading that the the across the suckets and and something something technoba about then the subspace radio crystallized.
Scott
Okay, we take no bow.
Tim
Hey.
Stuart
Which was quite quite cool I did like that like just like when you have battery leakage and like this the when a battery leaks it kind of crystallizes like that That's kind of the image that I had in my mind.
Scott
Um, oh yeah, that's true. Yeah, um.
Tim
Yeah.
Stuart
So if you had to repair this. He had the choice between his repulsor lift drive and his sensor Jamas which one which one do you? disassemble.
Scott
Um.
Scott
Um, who the sensor Jammer so that does that just jam mother like signals. Um.
Tim
Ah, oh man.
Tim
Yeah, which would be quite useful for him right now.
Stuart
Yeah, he's gonna be found by a bounding hunter. He wants the timing so taking off any offensive capacity is a little bit in a dangerous.
Tim
You know what? just Jedi hibernate and wait for the inevitable.
Kyle
Um I don't want to make this isn't too much.
Tim
Ah, yeah.
Stuart
That that kind of is his decision in the end. Really.
Tim
But ah yeah, he lets our 2 do all the work and like all right our 2 figure it out I'm gonna go to sleep.
Stuart
Arch is there winding you know this would be faster. We were both doing this. You know what he could do with the force like he could just have something spinning and like he just needs to concentrate on keeping that spin going. You doesn't need R two to do it the slow way.
Tim
Yeah, no, he needs the force to hibernate priorities. Yeah.
Stuart
Use your space magic.
Kyle
You need a nap.
Stuart
I Guess the thing is that if he stays awake he has to eat So probably that um you know the the one week that you can spend in a yeah in a um and an X wing he can extend by several times because he said that he only has to wake up. Ah, once every few days.
Tim
Like every 2 or 3 days something like that. Yeah.
Stuart
Yeah, so I would imagine that he could spend maybe a month in his x-wing if he's hibernating like that.
Tim
Yeah, yeah, well what about passive life support systems like Oxygen and others. Yeah.
Stuart
Oh yeah, yeah, well he has enough rations for a month but not enough Oxygen I don't know Oxygen never seems like a big deal in in Star Wars. Maybe it's like.
Tim
Yeah, yeah. Yeah I mean he true. Yeah.
Kyle
To be fair, you do use less oxygen when you are sleeping.
Stuart
Opponent scrubbing thing that it's just like indefinite is that true. Okay.
Tim
Good to know. Good smell.
Kyle
Um, pleasure let me manufacture. You.
Tim
Yeah.
Kyle
Sleep.
Stuart
I Mean your buddy is like it's not inactive while you sleep. It's actually very active So I wouldn't be surprised if like those. Ah.
Kyle
Everyone's Oxygen levels and blood a lot of ah everyone's Oxygen levels in the blood are lower during sleep due to a mildly reduced level of breathing also is some I don't know that word a.
Tim
Ah.
Kyle
So a o v e o l I drop out of during sleep if your waking oxygen saturation is greater than 94% in the room air. It's unlikely that your saturation during sleep will fall below 88% so it's slight light reduced. But.
Tim
Oh alvioli. Yeah.
Stuart
Aviola.
Tim
Right? So maybe he's got two weeks yeah
Kyle
Introduced.
Stuart
Um, yeah, that that a good compromise.
Scott
Yeah, or if he's got sleep Apnea He just doesn't get any oxygen when he sleeps like me. So but.
Tim
Ah, maybe it sucks.
Stuart
No, he's got one of those like um like like they have in the fighter Jets that are forcing Oxygen to the fire fighter Jet pilots.
Scott
Yeah, they don't work. Ah, oh yeah, those? Okay yeah, yeah I I had to sleep with one of those and it's terrible I hate it.
Tim
Ah, that sucks.
Stuart
That's because you're not forced hyenating your stupid human sleep.
Scott
Right? God I would love to build it just you know Jedi Hibernation Jedi you know, whatever.
Kyle
Um.
Tim
Okay. This is honestly one of my favorite forest powers I'm not lying.
Scott
Ah, yeah for myself in like a force induced trance. Just let the force keep my airways open. Oh.
Tim
Yeah.
Stuart
Force Hypnosis on your own breathing.
Tim
I Would it be nice as if you could do like a work trance while you're at work to where you're still functioning able to work. But it's like you're not there.
Scott
Um, right, good he clock in Okay, cool. Oh it's already time to clock out sweet. Yeah.
Tim
Yeah, exactly and I'll be amazing.
Scott
Like oh I come back tomorrow. Ah, it's like oh yeah, you crashed that 3 things with horse. Oh okay, cool same it looks like highway hypnosis when you're driving. You know it's like.
Stuart
Please don't come back here again.
Scott
You're like you're driving. You're like wait how I get my driveway.
Tim
Yeah I come on any final thoughts on the chapter.
Stuart
I didn't feel like a lot happened but I felt like it was quite tense. It was really well done I feel like.
Scott
Um, it.
Tim
Um, yeah yeah I enjoyed this one honestly, yeah, all right? Well now that Luke is asleep. Let's see if something happens.
Scott
Um, yeah, yeah.
Stuart
M. Yeah. Cc says.
Scott
Um, let's see if thrs sorry I say let's see if Thron's call has been answered.
Tim
This has been the loss. Not go ahead. Oo woo wary Ominous This has been the lost holoron you can find transcripts links to discussions and more at our website.
Stuart
Um, ominous I like that.