EL HABLA en TÚ DE CIENCIAS Y YO DE LETRAS con @Linguriosa y @Lahiperactina COMPLETO 1x11

What truly separates us from a chimpanzee if we share 99% of our genetic sequence? Sandra (La Hiperactina) and Elena (Linguriosa) open the definitive debate on the art of speech, linguistic evolution, and the most mysterious flaws of our brain. Sandra debunks the myth that vocal cords are cords using a balloon live on air, and details how neurodegenerative diseases like ALS or the frontotemporal dementia that Bruce Willis suffers from destroy our ability to communicate through aphasia and dysarthria. For her part, Elena reveals the truth behind viral experiments like those of Bunny the dog and Koko the gorilla, uncovering what linguistic recursion is and why our brain becomes incapable of assimilating foreign sounds with age. A brilliant, scientific, and hilarious masterclass! Listen for 2 months for €1: https://bit.ly/3ZHxAPN #YouScienceAndIHumanities #Linguriosa #LaHiperactina #Podimo You Science and I Humanities is the Podimo podcast where La Hiperactina and Linguriosa tackle everyday topics from the perspectives of science and the humanities, with humor, fun facts, and personal anecdotes. Every Monday, a new episode with an included Q&A section to learn and laugh in equal measure. Only on Podimo. Subscribe to the Podimo Spain YouTube channel so you don't miss any premieres, extra content, behind-the-scenes footage... and much more:    / @podimo_es   01:43 A good listener or a good talker? The Clash of Egos in Science Communication 04:22 The Hidden Origins of the Word "Speak": Latin, "fabulari," and the Weight of Fables 06:28 The Mystery of "Parable": Where Does the Word Come From in Catalan, French, and Italian? 07:40 Language vs. Speech: The Definitive Masterclass to Never Confuse the Terms Again 09:10 Do Animals Really Talk? Real Cases, Myths, and the California Laboratory 12:03 The Mystery of Bunny the Dog and the Engraved Buttons: Do They Understand the Beach, or Is It Pure Association? 13:54 Koko the Gorilla and Sign Language: The Amazing Origin of the Term "Finger Bracelets" 15:32 Linguistic Recursiveness: The Brain Ability That Differentiates Us from a Parrot or a Whale 21:31 Continuity Theory vs. Non-Continuity: How the Brain Evolved to Be Able to Think 26:55 The Vocal Apparatus Inside: Larynx, Tension Muscles, and the Breathing Trick 30:31 Broca and Wernicke: The Two Brain Areas That Control Comprehension and Speech 32:08 Why Does Our Voice Change with Age? The Effect of Testosterone in Teenagers 34:39 Puberphonia and Voice Cracks: Why Some Adult Men Retain the Voices of Boys 36:51 Genetic Sequence: The 99% We Share with Chimpanzees and the Secret of Heterochromia 42:10 Speech Disorders vs. Language: The shock of dysarthria and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) 44:45 Broca's and Wernicke's aphasia: The case of Bruce Willis and frontotemporal dementia 49:08 The Advice Column: What is aphonia really and why is it confused with dyssonia? 54:11 The Enigma of Languages: Why the Brain Becomes Incapable of Identifying Foreign Sounds 59:04 Psychogenic Stuttering: Genetic Causes, Trauma, and the Limits of Speech Therapy for Children If you enjoyed this video, don't miss: All the videos from You're a Scientist and I'm a Humanities Specialist:    • Tú de ciencias y yo de letras   The latest from You're a Scientist and I'm a Humanities Specialist:    • LOLA ÍNDIGO y LAURA ESCANES en Entre el ci...   And don't forget to follow us on our other social media: Instagram:   / podimo_es   TikTok:   / podimo_es   Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/podimoes.bsk... Podimo is an audio platform with exclusive podcasts and audiobooks, ad-free, and featuring original content from leading voices in entertainment and culture. Listen for 2 months for €1: https://bit.ly/3ZHxAPN