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John Hodgman And Robert Siegel Consider 'All' Things, Some Of Them Rather Dubious
Resume![<p><strong>"I could be wrong, you know</strong><strong>:"</strong> John Hodgman notes that while his book <em>That Is All</em> is intensely concerned with "the coming global superpocalypse," it also contains much information about travel and sports and wine, and is "not depressing." </p> (Brantley Gutierrez)](https://media.npr.org/assets/img/2011/10/31/johnhodgman_skeleton_credit-brantley-gutierrez_wide-94cad500af54bd1b8471b893e2fb017f559c6e60.jpg?s=1000)
"I could be wrong, you know:" John Hodgman notes that while his book That Is All is intensely concerned with "the coming global superpocalypse," it also contains much information about travel and sports and wine, and is "not depressing."
(Brantley Gutierrez)