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Hello, I'm Brian Cox.
I'm Robin Ince, and this is the Infinite Monkey Cadaver from the Royal Society in London,
because we are doing the great work of, of course, historical scientific institutions.
We will be reenacting the illegal dissection of a human being from a graveyard that we visited.
But unfortunately, because this is radio, you won't see any of it.
But you can imagine the scene.
No, today we will be discussing the human body in all its baffling complexity.
Perhaps the most beautiful example of the maxim that natural selection doesn't come up with the best solution,
but the least worst.
Robin?
Why did I come up with that?
Well, actually, I do accept it.
I am very much in terms of like, you know,
I'm the grey goblin in a cardigan right between the two of us.
And I can say that I do accept,
as many readers from the Radio Times do, that Brian is almost perfect.
Except he doesn't have a belly button.
Make of that what you wish, Adam, the angel, Jimmy Carr and you.
Just for the...