What the actual science says about brain rot Howtown 2026-09-23 | What the actual science says about brain rot
Can we really blame social media? A research showdown. Howtown 2025-08-28 | Use code 'Howtown' to save 10% off all Riverside plans: creators.riverside.com/HowtownThis is a pilot episode of a new podcast-like format that we're calling "Howtown Showdown." In it, we flip a coin to take sides in a contentious scientific debate and look for the strongest evidence supporting our respective positions. For this first episode, we dive into the academic controversy sparked by Jonathan Haidt's best-selling book, The Anxious Generation, which argues that social media apps on smartphones are a major driver of declining mental-health outcomes among young people. The trends show rising anxiety, depression, and self-harm among teenagers in the United States and several other English-speaking countries. But does the evidence really show that social media is the problem? Numbered sources and further reading: docs.google.com/document/d/1AdAhgQtJ7dfzc7w1lEFSCqkF8Q6HXbum2scNvTJ4LR4/edit?usp=sharing To support independent science journalism, join us at patreon.com/howtownAnd follow us on TikTok: tiktok.com/@howtown_We're grateful for the generous support of our Patreon Town Council:Bev FongChris WubbelsSean BarrettMike PurvisJon HewettAlbychenHernando GarciaAatish BhatiaSean TalonEvan HassMark TinkerJulian MayorgaL.A. O’ConnorMarcos HuertaJoaquim SallesSam GatyJason DunlapParag MallickEdgar SutawikaTim DaveyNavneetTra HimTaylorPedro ZMAleMartin WeeksDimiBryce Golden-ChenEstelle CaswellYash Murthymartin davidMatthew StvartakGarret WatesSlightly Suspicious MindKellyn Lorentzen-Goleromg.scienceDuncan StannettKeith EnglandAaron WessonRisa DewiMatthew FergusonJocelyn Tabancay DuffyTonnae KwongGabbatvGua Sin OngCasey SchatzChapters:0:00 the proposition1:21 riverside2:56 the rules3:21 joss's round 17:59 adam's round 113:29 stat v stat!20:10 adam's round 325:22 joss's round 331:00 gotcha questions??34:44 pet peeves37:43 that's a fair point!39:39 closing arguments42:10 who won?
Where does science funding go? Howtown 2025-08-14 | Economics papers: dallasfed.org/research/papers/2023/wp2305https://impa.american.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/Costs_of_Cutting_Funding_Scientific_Research.pdfedit: Charlie Yuncken
Locating Saturns abundant moons Howtown 2025-08-07 | Source: "Discovery of 128 New Saturnian Irregular Moons" by Edward Ashton et al. 2025 Published by the American Astronomical Society. iopscience.iop.org/article/10.3847/2515-5172/adbf87/ampdf
A new animal friendship in the Amazon Howtown 2025-07-31 | source: Beyond predator and prey: First evidence of an association between ocelot and opossum individuals by Ettore Camerlenghi et al. esajournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ecs2.70322
How half the US lost part of their minds Howtown 2025-07-18 | Use code 'Howtown' to save 10% off all Riverside plans: https://creators.riverside.fm/HowtownTo support independent science journalism, join us at patreon.com/HowtownTikTok: tiktok.com/@howtown_Insta: instagram.com/howtown_videosSources and further reading: docs.google.com/document/d/1eFZng1KNTV-mRMHg_UfY_3TcV5Og7e_kmOIu-DfYjgQ/edit?usp=sharing We're grateful for the generous support of the Patreon Town Council:Bev FongChris WubbelsSean BarrettMike PurvisJon HewettAlbychenHernando GarciaAatish BhatiaSean TalonEvan HassMark TinkerJulian MayorgaL.A. O’ConnorMarcos HuertaJoaquim SallesSam GatyJason DunlapParag MallickEdgar SutawikaRichard GladasTim DaveyNavneetTra HimTaylorPedro ZMAleMartin WeeksDimiBryce Golden-ChenEstelle CaswellYash Murthymartin davidMarc HermesMatthew StvartakGarret WatesSlightly Suspicious MindKellyn Lorentzen-Goleromg.scienceDuncan StannettKeith EnglandAaron WessonRisa DewiMatthew FergusLeaded gasoline, paint, and pipes left a toxic fingerprint in the baby teeth of half of all Americans — and those tiny clues reveal how silent doses of lead rewired IQ scores, crime rates, and mental health for decades. In this Howtown episode we laser‑scan my own baby teeth with “tooth detective” Manish Arora, revisit Herbert Needleman’s 1970s Boston study, and track economist Jessica Reyes’s state‑by‑state link between tetraethyl lead’s phase‑out and the 1990s crime drop. New data from New Zealand’s Dunedin Study (analyzed by Aaron Reuben) show how early exposure still shapes Gen X brains, personalities, and social mobility, framing one of the largest environmental injustices in U.S. history.Chapters:00:00 Intro01:14 the tooth fairy02:44 lead and first graders03:39 making of this episode05:00 from whence the poison?06:37 industry obscures science07:19 what lead does in the body07:47 socioeconomic effects08:30 a triumph?9:08 lead causes crime?10:36 spurious correlations12:10 evidence lead=crime13:01 losing our minds13:52 the Dunedin Study16:21 USA!17:10 Adam's tooth results19:00 psychopathology19:47 lead is not past20:27 the Milwaukee crisis21:21 here we go again22:08 please help!
What Quetzalcoatlus was really like Howtown 2025-06-26 | Thanks to Storyblocks for sponsoring this video! Download unlimited stock media at one set price with Storyblocks: storyblocks.com/howtownHowtown is supported by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, in association with IMI. sloan.orgtheimi.coTo support independent science journalism, join us at patreon.com/HowtownSources and further reading: docs.google.com/document/d/1Umv9tV7Ja-sy8gFUVEeTO0tLjGsDq0KpNrlLcKyTJ6YCorrections: The righthand clip at 14:21 is mislabelled as Dinosaur Planet, this clip is from Prehistoric Planet. At 14:41 we misspelled "Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County"Thank you to Lexi McQueen! https://bsky.app/profile/blackgirlmage.bsky.social https://x.com/blackgirlmageAnd to Mark Witton for the illustrations patreon.com/markwittonWe're grateful for the generous support of the Patreon Town Council:Bev FongChris WubbelsSean BarrettMike PurvisJon HewettAlbychenHernando GarciaSean TalonEvan HassMark TinkerJulian MayorgaL.A. O’ConnorMarcos HuertaJoaquim SallesSam GatyJason DunlapParag MallickEdgar SutawikaRichard GladasTim DaveyNavneetTra HimTaylorPedro ZMAleMartin WeeksDimiBryce Golden-ChenEstelle CaswellYashaswi Narasimhamartin davidMarc HermesMatthew StvartakGarret WatesSlightly Suspicious MindKellyn Lorentzen-Goleromg.scienceDuncan StannettKeith EnglandAaron WessonTikTok: tiktok.com/@howtown_Insta: instagram.com/howtown_videosQuetzalcoatlus, one of the largest known flying animals, survives in science as sixteen wing bones pulled from Cretaceous Big Bend by grad student Doug Lawson in 1971. Paleontologists reverse-engineer the rest of its body by referencing its Azhdarchid cousins like Zhejiangopterus, and Q. lawsoni, making inferences from extant archosaurs like birds and alligators, examining trackways, and modeling their wings in flight software. Still, there's a lot that they don't know about how these giant pterosaurs lived. Thin bone walls, rare 3-D preservation, and million-to-one erosion odds explain why cousins Hatzegopteryx, Arambourgiania, Cryodrakon, and Thanatosdrakon remain fragmentary in the fossil record. The sparse clues they left behind have inspired a wide range of depictions in documentaries over the years, the pinnacle of which was Prehistoric Planet from the BBC's Natural History team.Chapters:0:00 Love at first sight2:20 He found it in Texas4:09 Meet the Azhdarchids6:02 Why these bones are rare 8:11 Pterosaur bodies9:43 Cousins11:50 Dissections13:15 Footprints14:27 Flight15:52 Unknowns
The disturbing time capsule in one bird nest Howtown 2025-06-05 | #beatplasticpollution youtube.com/@UNEPesajournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/ecy.70010
Who made these mysterious holes? Howtown 2025-05-20 | sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0967064509001799?via%3Dihublink.springer.com/article/10.1007/s12526-017-0636-0
These little balls might ruin everything Howtown 2025-05-15 | Go to https://ground.news/howtown to unlock perspectives beyond media bias and stay informed with the facts. Subscribe through our link for 40% off unlimited access.WELCOME TO HOWTOWN! Our small but mighty team (Joss Fong and Adam Cole) digs into the evidence behind commonly held facts and claims in the news. This month: we’re about to mine one of the most unexplored places on Earth — and it turns out, it’s not a desert. It’s an alien zoo.Check out Johnny's episode on the fascinating fight over deep sea mining: youtu.be/TacQgNeoPMMHowtown is supported by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, in association with IMI. sloan.orgtheimi.coWe're grateful for the generous support of the Patreon Town Council:Bev FongChris WubbelsSean BarrettMike PurvisJon HewettAlbychenHernando GarciaSean TalonEvan HassMark TinkerJulian MayorgaL.A. O’ConnorMarcos HuertaJoaquim SallesSam GatyJason DunlapParag MallickEdgar SutawikaRichard GladasTim DaveyScott HendersonNavneetTra HimTaylorPedro ZMAleAndrew PaschallMartin WeeksDimiBryce Golden-ChenEstelle CaswellYashaswi Narasimhamartin davidMarc HermesAI was used in this piece to animate some archival illustrations and style others.patreon.com/HowtownTikTok: tiktok.com/@howtown_Insta: instagram.com/howtown_videosASK US A QUESTIONhowtown.co/contactSELECTED SOURCESAn overview of biodiversity in the CCZcell.com/current-biology/fulltext/S0960-9822(23)00534-1 That deep sea mining study with surprising CIA roots:nature.com/articles/s41586-025-08921-3 And some interesting background: blogs.noc.ac.uk/jc241-smartex/prologue-smartex Full source list:docs.google.com/document/d/11rv4InYD-wZ9Z_E5nT45oMjx1Pg4t30NbZi1OEqbMmg/edit?usp=sharingINSTAGRAM: instagram.com/howtown_videosFREE NEWSLETTER: patreon.com/HowtownSUBSCRIBE FOR MORE: youtube.com/channel/UCGudGqToOw9hWGR88W9Jutg?sub_confirmation=1 Chapters:00:00 The sunken treasure01:43 the abyss - a desert?02:00 how big is the abyss03:31 trillion $ trove04:20 get a hang o’ these05:30 methods07:29 empire of poop07:49 water column critters08:40 seamount critters9:13 gummy squirrels9:30 angry prawn10:06 walking squid10:19 mystery holes10:49 ping pong sponge11:33 the unnamed12:04 accumulation curves13:15 we don’t know much14:00 secret CIA project15:21 deep sea mining16:53 is it worth it?18:01 johnny harris19:00 rules for mining21:12 sea shantyThe deep sea is Earth's final frontier — and in the Clarion-Clipperton Zone, scientists are discovering thousands of strange, unnamed species living on the ocean floor everywhere time they drop down a camera. But this alien wilderness is under threat. As Johnny Harris explains in his video on deep-sea mining geopolitics, there's a global race to extract metals from this fragile ecosystem. In this episode, we dive into the cutting-edge science behind exploring the abyss — from ROVs and eDNA — and ask: what happens when industry collides with a world we barely understand?
born to be a drummer. is a sea lion. Howtown 2025-05-09 | source: nature.com/articles/s41598-025-95279-1 "Here, we report Ronan’s contemporary ability to synchronize head movements with novel metronomic sounds presented at novel tempos. We also provide data for ten humans moving in time to the same stimuli using a comfortable arm motion with similar amplitude. This sea lion’s sensorimotor synchronization was precise, consistent, and indistinguishable from or superior to that of typical adults. These findings challenge claims of unique neurobiological adaptations for beat keeping in humans."
A creature with completely clear blood Howtown 2025-05-01 | This short was not sponsored by Crystal Pepsifurther reading: nature.com/articles/s41559-019-0812-7jbc.org/article/S0021-9258(17)34670-7/pdf
He found an ancient city on the internet Howtown 2025-04-18 | Source: Running out of empty space: environmental lidar and the crowded ancient landscape of Campeche, Mexico cambridge.org/core/journals/antiquity/article/running-out-of-empty-space-environmental-lidar-and-the-crowded-ancient-landscape-of-campeche-mexico/FFDB435047017853F26CFC5D8804B08D
The forest was full of cities we couldn’t see Howtown 2025-04-17 | Thanks to Storyblocks for sponsoring this video! Download unlimited stock media at one set price with Storyblocks: storyblocks.com/howtownHowtown is supported by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, in association with IMI. sloan.orgtheimi.coTo support independent science journalism, join us at patreon.com/HowtownTikTok: tiktok.com/@howtown_Insta: instagram.com/howtown_videosSources: docs.google.com/document/d/1wX_LLaLyxE1jT4w7iJNCQv-7gfvKQMyXVDQ1i0t8pUg/edit?usp=sharing Thanks to youtube.com/@jaguarcilloviajero Note: We used generative AI in this piece to add motion to public-domain illustrations. Register your complaints at joss@howtown.co. We're grateful for the generous support of the Patreon Town Council:Bev FongChris WubbelsSean BarrettMike PurvisJon HewettAlbychenHernando GarciaSean TalonEvan HassMark TinkerJulian MayorgaL.A. O’ConnorMikey LimottaMarcos HuertaJoaquim SallesSam GatyJason DunlapParag MallickEdgar SutawikaRichard GladasTim DaveyScott HendersonNavneetTra HimTaylorPedro ZMAleAndrew PaschallMartin WeeksDimiBryce Golden-ChenEstelle CaswellLiDAR scanning is transforming our understanding of the ancient Maya by revealing thousands of hidden structures beneath the forest canopy. In areas like Tikal and Caracol, laser data has uncovered extensive networks of pyramids, roads, canals, and residential compounds, expanding estimates of Maya population and urban sprawl. The 2016 PACUNAM survey alone mapped over 2000 square kilometers and identified over 60,000 structures. While much of the region remains unscanned, the technology is already reshaping what counts as a “site” and how we interpret the scale of Maya civilization. In this Howtown video, we explain how mapping methods have evolved over time, allowing archaeologists to see and analyze ancient cities like Tikal. Even after a century of study, there was still so much to be uncovered by airborne LiDAR. It’s an incredible example of how advances in physics and engineering can supercharge other fields in ways that couldn’t have been anticipated. Chapters::00 a game-changer:49 welcome to the Maya forest3:45 Tikal through time7:00 lidar on airplanes11:44 minds blown14:49 our takeaways16:10 what's next?17:18 my secret message
1.8 billion years in 60 seconds Howtown 2025-04-03 | full episode: youtu.be/t1hOdm0RJlYpaper: sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1674987124001464
4 billion years of tectonics in 17 minutes Howtown 2025-03-31 | Thanks to Storyblocks for sponsoring this video! Download unlimited stock media at one set price with Storyblocks: storyblocks.com/howtownHowtown is supported by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, in association with IMI. sloan.orgtheimi.coJoin the Science Paper Book Club at patreon.com/howtownWe're grateful for the generous support of the Patreon Town Council:Bev FongChris WubbelsSean BarrettMike PurvisJon HewettAlbychenHernando GarciaSean TalonEvan HassMark TinkerJulian MayorgaL.A. O’ConnorMikey LimottaMarcos HuertaJoaquim SallesSam GatyJason DunlapParag MallickEdgar SutawikaRichard GladasTim DaveyScott HendersonNavneetTra HimTaylorPedro ZMAleAndrew PaschallMartin WeeksWhat did Earth look like a billion years ago? Before Pangea, before dinosaurs—even before oxygen filled the air—continents were on the move. In this Howtown episode, we travel billions of years into the past to explore a groundbreaking new plate tectonic model. Discover how scientists trace ancient continents using zircon crystals, magnetic minerals, glacial scars, and more. From massive dike swarms to lost supercontinents like Rodinia and Nuna, we unravel the clues that reveal Earth's epic tectonic story.🔬 Featuring: Paleomagnetism, zircon dating, cratons, and the surprising history of plate tectonics🛰️ NASA satellites, moon rocks, and ancient Canadian crust👥 With special guest Joe Hanson (@besmart )Watch Joe's companion video on zircon dating here → youtube.com/watch?v=c4GRLFuTyQYKey Source: Earth’s tectonic and plate boundary evolution over 1.8 billion years, Xianzhi Cao et al (2024) sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1674987124001464Full Source List: docs.google.com/document/d/14lCuGV0pR0kMJjlOAbgOTf-SH3WTpKsu5yV9ygTVLOQ/edit?usp=sharingTikTok: tiktok.com/@howtown_Insta: instagram.com/howtown_videosChapters: 0:00 let's rewind1:04 starting the journey1:52 early clues5:00 the mechanism5:49 how fast they move6:41 Pangea!8:03 a major collision9:04 tropical canada9:25 paleomagnetism10:08 icy10:40 Rodinia!11:56 Nuna!12:41 crazy for cratons13:37 Vaalbara!14:14 bombardment15:56 the hadean
We gotta stop changing our clocks! Howtown 2025-03-07 | patreon.com/howtown edit: Charlie YunckenCorrection: The overlay of major metropolitan layers at 1:14 is incorrectly shifted northwest.
Real face? or AI face? Howtown 2025-02-22 | link: https://farid.berkeley.edu/misc/AIorNotQuiz/edit: Charlie Yuncken
I tried to prove Im not AI Howtown 2025-02-21 | Donate to GiveWell at givewell.org and let them know Howtown sent you :)Check our sources and find links to learn a lot more here: docs.google.com/document/d/149D_tiNWnJjjrf_ijuOBvGwqizNGRSWVj_EJtocQzys/edit?usp=sharingHowtown is supported by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, in association with IMI. sloan.orgtheimi.coJoin the Science Paper Book Club at patreon.com/howtownWe're grateful for the generous support of the Patreon Town Council:Bev FongChris WubbelsSean BarrettMike PurvisJimJon HewettAlbychenHernando GarciaSean TalonEvan HassMark TinkerJulian MayorgaL.A. O’ConnorMikey LimottaMarcos HuertaJoaquim SallesSam GatyJason DunlapParag MallickEdgar SutawikaRichard GladasScott HendersonGas OliveiraTim DaveyScott HendersonNavneetTra HimAugustine LeeTikTok: tiktok.com/@howtown_Insta: instagram.com/howtown_videos0:00 our nemesis1:38 confusion matrix3:40 can we label the deepfakes?6:30 a great way to help people7:41 an authenticated selfie8:43 a bit of cryptography12:02 did it work?14:12 the complications16:34 elon musk17:04 media literacy19:14 the takeaways
A growing crisis, mapped Howtown 2025-01-30 | nytimes.com/interactive/2024/12/18/climate/insurance-nonrenewal-rates-policies-state-map.html
The shadiest town on earth Howtown 2025-01-23 | https://shademap.app/ (not an ad, we just think it's a cool site)edit: Charlie Yuncken
Cancer labels on beer? Howtown 2025-01-10 | Check out our full episode on what we actually know about the risks of alcohol.The Surgeon General's report: hhs.gov/surgeongeneral/priorities/alcohol-cancer/index.html
How dangerous could one beer be? Howtown 2025-01-10 | Go to https://ground.news/howtown to unlock perspectives beyond media bias and stay informed with the facts. Subscribe through our link for 40% off unlimited access.WELCOME TO HOWTOWN! Our small but mighty team of two (Joss Fong and Adam Cole) digs into the evidence behind commonly held facts and claims in the news.Howtown is supported by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, in association with IMI. sloan.orgtheimi.coWe're grateful for the generous support of the Patreon Town Council:Bev FongChris WubbelsSean BarrettMike PurvisZiver ImrenJimJon HewettAlbychenHernando GarciaVladimir KhalimovskiySean TalonEvan HassMark TinkerJulian MayorgaL.A. O’ConnorHoang Anh Ky Mikey LimottaMarcos HuertaJoaquim SallesSam GatyVerner SääskJason DunlapParag MallickPaul MonaghanEdgar SutawikaHow much alcohol is actually safe to drink? In this video, we break down the latest science and global health guidelines — from the WHO’s warning that no amount of alcohol is safe, to new limits in the U.S., Canada, and Australia. We explore decades of shifting research, the myths about red wine and heart health, and what recent studies really say about risks like cancer and heart disease. Whether you’re curious about the “two drinks a week” recommendation or wondering if moderate drinking can be healthy, this explainer separates fact from fiction.The two images of televisions marked with an * during the Australia & Canada news montage were generated using MidJourney.To keep Howtown going and get bonus content:JOIN OUR PATREONpatreon.com/HowtownTikTok: tiktok.com/@howtown_Insta: instagram.com/howtown_videosASK US A QUESTIONhowtown.co/contactSELECTED SOURCES1981 Bay Area Studypubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7258861 Association Between Daily Alcohol Intake and Risk of All-Cause Mortalityjamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle/2802963 Lancet megastudy of 195 countriesthelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(18)31310-2/fulltext Kiran Biddinger’s mendelian randomization study of cardiovascular effectsjamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle/2790520 Full source list: docs.google.com/document/d/1xWLFKRW7-TpUhAIfvFeCMqvG3zYVAjXhmyrk9lb9PCw/edit?usp=sharing INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/howtown_videosFREE NEWSLETTER: patreon.com/HowtownSUBSCRIBE FOR MORE: youtube.com/channel/UCGudGqToOw9hWGR88W9Jutg?sub_confirmation=1 Chapters:00:00 Intro01:22 drinking appears beneficial03:54 the first mistake05:00 hank's razor07:34 rethinking drinking08:53 a failed trial10:43 a new genetic tool13:04 how risky is drinking?14:50 how dangerous is alcohol?
Vampire bats go for a jog Howtown 2025-01-03 | Source: "Vampire bats rapidly fuel running with essential or non-essential amino acids from a blood meal" by Giulia Rossi and Kenneth Welch Jr. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39500370
The truth about Hot Ones sauces Howtown 2024-12-19 | Thanks to Storyblocks for sponsoring this video! Download unlimited stock media at one set price with Storyblocks: storyblocks.com/howtownHowtown is supported by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, in association with IMI. sloan.orgtheimi.coWELCOME TO HOWTOWN! Our small but mighty team of two (Joss Fong and Adam Cole) digs into the evidence behind commonly held facts and claims in the news.We're grateful for the generous support of the Patreon Town Council:Bev FongChris WubbelsSean BarrettMike PurvisCarlos Saborio-RomeroZiver ImrenJimJon HewettAlbychenHernando GarciaVladimir KhalimovskiySean TalonEvan HassJoshua WhitcombeMark TinkerJulian MayorgaL.A. O’ConnorHoang Anh Ky Mikey LimottaMarcos HuertaSources: docs.google.com/document/d/13qpoNZQ7GkhNlITT0JiA6j48qlKTCI_URqDB5uI2umo/edit?usp=sharingTo keep Howtown going and get bonus content:JOIN OUR PATREONpatreon.com/HowtownTikTok: tiktok.com/@howtown_Insta: instagram.com/howtown_videosASK US A QUESTIONhowtown.co/contactSUBSCRIBE FOR MORE: youtube.com/channel/UCGudGqToOw9hWGR88W9Jutg?sub_confirmation=1Chapters:0:00 A Hot Ones mystery2:17 The science of hot chiles8:38 Who are the chiliheads?10:20 Pepper X11:56 Wilbur Scoville13:36 Modern methods17:11 Hot Ones scoville secret21:01 Patreon bonus
How would you test astrology? Howtown 2024-12-05 | Astrology test with birth charts by Spencer Greenberg at ClearerThinking.org source: clearerthinking.org/post/does-astrology-work
Tracking the meteorite that hit Ann Hodges Howtown 2024-11-30 | arxiv.org/abs/2403.08552edit: Charlie Yuncken
Wanted: voter fraud Howtown 2024-11-04 | In the full episode we examine a bunch of different ways to try and steal the election (in Pennsylvania)
Is it easy to steal an election? Howtown 2024-10-25 | How do we know we can trust the votes?🔒 Remove your personal information from the web at joindeleteme.com/Howtown and use code Howtown for 20% offDeleteMe international Plans: international.joindeleteme.comWELCOME TO HOWTOWN! Our small but mighty team of two (Joss Fong and Adam Cole) digs into the evidence behind commonly held facts and claims in the news.To support our work and get bonus content:JOIN OUR PATREONpatreon.com/HowtownWe couldn’t do it without the generous support of the Patreon Town Council:Flora SomogyiBev FongRuben KChris WubbelsSean BarrettMike PurvisCarlos Saborio-RomeroZiver ImrenJimJon HewettAlbychenHernando GarciaVladimir KhalimovskiySean TalonEvan HassJoshua WhitcombeMark TinkerL.A. O’ConnorKy Hoang AnhINSTAGRAM:instagram.com/howtown-videos ASK US A QUESTIONhowtown.co/contactSELECTED SOURCES“U.S. Election Integrity: Recommendations Report” election-integrity.info/Recommendations_Report.pdf “The Conservative Case that Trump Lost and Biden Won the 2020 Presidential Election” lostnotstolen.orgFull source list: docs.google.com/document/d/1v6w60siU5nWN_K4dEz9ABOgffngm-AHqcvqUYiYrsjA/edit?usp=sharing Chapters:00:00 Could I do it?01:10 voting in person01:45 registration03:20 voter impersonation04:37 Patrick’s bounty05:52 DeleteMe06:50 voting machines08:26 paper trail10:17 reporting the votes10:41 bribes12:20 vote by mail14:07 final results16:05 how to weaken democracy17:55 this week on patreon
This poem is heading to Jupiter Howtown 2024-10-14 | The Europa Clipper just started its 5.5 year journey to Jupiter's moon Europa where it will try to gather more evidence that the icy moon has the ingredients necessary for life. And it's carrying a message from Earth.
Miss Piggy flies through the eye of Hurricane Milton Howtown 2024-10-08 | To everyone in Milton's path, stay safe and please follow evacuation recommendations.
