Yuval Noah Harari Has a Thing for LSU Tigers Hoodies – Show & Tell

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The Late Late Show with James Corden published this video item, entitled “Yuval Noah Harari Has a Thing for LSU Tigers Hoodies – Show & Tell” – below is their description.

James asks “Sapiens” and “Homo Deus” author Yuval Noah Harari to show off something from his home that’s special to him, and Yuval presents an LSU Tigers hoodie he purchased years ago on his honeymoon in Louisiana. And Reggie Watts has a question for the professor.

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