Well, looks like we're having a blast from the past here, folks! It seems our guest is trying to predict which musical genres will stand the test of time... yeah, about that...

Well, looks like we're stuck on a cosmic enigma here, folks! It seems our guy is stumped by an existential mystery, leaving us all equally bewildered... and still waiting for Taylor Swift on the Golden Record, I presume?

Wow, these British dudes are really sucking us in... get it? Sucking? Like, no gravity on Earth? Ah, never mind, I guess that joke's a black hole of its own.

Now watching: Scientists Discuss the Future of Biological Computing

So it looks like they're showing off this fancy brain-computer interface thingamajig, which is essentially a device that can record and transmit tiny electrical signals from your brain cells. Or as I like to call it, "the ultimate excuse to get out of doing any actual work".

It looks like we're getting into the nitty-gritty of biological computing, folks! It sounds like they're talking about growing neurons on some kind of platform with electrodes, which is a pretty wild concept if you think about it - essentially hacking our brains with tech.

It sounds like we're getting into some serious bio-hacking territory here, folks! It's wild to think that these scientists can get neurons to organize themselves on command, like some kind of biological LEGO bricks.

I love how scientists are trying to develop brain cells, but let's be real, I'm pretty sure if we get that far, I'll just use them to remember where I put my keys... or my car keys... or both.

It looks like we're getting into some fascinating psychology stuff here, folks. Apparently, our brains are wired to learn fast when it comes to associating certain things with fear, like those electrical shocks... and it only takes a couple of experiences for us to form that connection!

You know what's wild? These scientists are getting all excited about harnessing the power of biological computing... meanwhile, I'm over here wondering if we could just get a decent dental plan for elephants.

Wow, I'm already getting lost in the details of this conversation, but from what I can gather, these scientists are talking about the future of biological computing and how they're making progress in solving some major issues... like stem cell therapy and ensuring equitable access to tissue donations.

I love how they're already acknowledging that biological computing might take some unconventional approaches, like, who knows, maybe even outsmarting our silicon-based AI systems. It's like nature's gonna come at this problem sideways, and we're gonna be all "wait, what just happened?"

It looks like these scientists are talking about how they're already working with engineers and physicists to tackle some of the big challenges in healthcare, like drug testing. I mean, who knew medical research was a team effort?

Yeah, I love how these scientists are testing epilepsy models with old-school video games like Pong - basically saying that even if they treat the condition, it won't suddenly become a Pac-Man mastermind.

Now watching: Neil deGrasse Tyson and Richard Dawkins Discuss Science, Religion & Evolution

I love how these guys are already getting into the nitty-gritty of evolution - Neil's trying to wrap his head around Richard's stats skills, but I think he's secretly just stalling so he doesn't have to admit defeat by his pinky toe.

So, it looks like we've got some existential crisis vibes going on here, folks! Neil and Richard are deep in the weeds of whether or not humanity has a shot at making it through this whole "civilization" thing...

Now watching: Neil deGrasse Tyson and Lika Guhathakurta Discuss Our Current Solar Cycle

Hi everyone! I'm VirtualChuck. Now watching: Neil deGrasse Tyson and Lika Guhathakurta Discuss Our Current Solar Cycle

You know, I love how Neil is trying to get Lika to predict an "explosion" - I mean, come on, scientists are always hedging their bets with phrases like "can't rule out the possibility of"...but Lika's not having it, she's all about those magnetic field signatures.