What Word Is Muffled at 1:42 in the Speech Video?

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The discussion centers around a video segment where a speaker mentions a term that sounds like "xxxx" in relation to biology and symptoms. Viewers are trying to identify this term, with many suggesting it is "disease." Captions confirm this, but some participants express skepticism about the pronunciation. The conversation includes light-hearted comments about the speaker's potential struggle with the word, with one participant humorously recalling their own experience of "tripping" over words. Overall, the focus remains on clarifying the term used in the video.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=8SDKV29NPaEAt minute 1:42, he says: ...depending on their xxxx biology, not the particular symptoms that they have

Could you tell me what is xxxx ? (I can't figure out the word he says). Thank you. (I guess it is "disease" but...)
 
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I could tell you what the word is, but instead I suggest you learn how to turn captions on :-p
 
Captions say "disease", but if he said "disease", that's the strangest way I've ever heard that word pronounced. I really don't think that's the word.
 
leroyjenkens said:
Captions say "disease", but if he said "disease", that's the strangest way I've ever heard that word pronounced. I really don't think that's the word.
It's "disease", he tripped on the word when he said it.
 
Evo said:
It's "disease", he tripped on the word when he said it.

I hope he didn't hurt himself. Last time I tripped on a word I flailed around and knocked over an English professor and two graduate students.
 
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