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09.21.21 Peat Ray [1128846532] — Ray Peat Clip

This curated audio highlight features Ray Peat speaking in the interview 09.21.21 Peat Ray [1128846532]. The excerpt begins at 00:15:21 and runs for 1 minute 1 second.

And people studying the moths have argued that it isn't possible that you could detect a gradient of a mate a mile away, and the number of molecules diffusing over such a huge space is just beyond a possible random chance. And so they have studied, usually in the infrared radiation frequency, and the vibration of a molecule, every time that the atoms oscillate farther away and closer to each other, sort of a bouncing effect within the molecule, each movement emits in the infrared frequency.