This Week I Learned - Ep. 65: This week I learned the science behind out-of-body experiences, and more

Ep. 65: This week I learned the science behind out-of-body experiences, and more

09/15/17 • 15 min

This week I learned there's nothing mystical about your out-of-body experience, that we're consuming an alarming amount of plastic, that women were also Viking warriors, and that chocolate was once medicinal.
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