Had the honour of meeting him at my Graduation 🎓 on 14th Sep '24. Got a Selfie, Autograph & a Group Picture with the University Officials

1:14 the captions: 💀

Simpsons paradox, processed to not explain why it's called the Simpsons paradox.

Great job man, suprised with how much detail there was in here

that one jutting tooth

For niche partitioning can we not think the ocean as highly dimensional in nature (light, temperature, chemistry, etc)? you’d only need something like 5 spots among 7 dimensions for approximately 100,000 unique niches

Boba-Kiki experiment

Wow a study to conclude we can see in 3d, very smart scientists and not a total waste of time!

the plankterrrrr

really nice video Bro, keep going

In the Middle Ages, there was a profession of urine collector in Flanders Ghent (now Belgium). Ammonia was then extracted from urine, which was used to make saltpeter for gunpowder. In the morning, the collectors drove around the city with a barrel and paid money for urine. Of course, there were cunning townspeople who began to dilute the product. Then a new profession appeared - a urine taster, who organoleptically determined the quality and concentration of precious ammonia. But New Times have come, people have learned to synthesize ammonia or extract it in other ways, and the profession of a urine taster has become unnecessary. And so all these urine specialists left Flanders, moved to Amsterdam and founded the Heineken brewery.

According to the order of the golden dawn, the recipe literally just requires boiling raw urine and reducing it until it reaches a solid mass. The idea was that vital essences that are expunged during urination need to be collected and condensed into a crystalline form, because these essences are essentially tied to your will and thats what gives the stone its legendary properties. However, there are also a lot of alchemists who saw cannabis as the Philosopher's stone, which i agree with, given its unique ability to open up the mind to new ways of thinking. Philosophy is about basically understanding nature and finding new ways to see nature, so it makes sense that cannabis is a gateway towards lateral thinking processes. Who knows. Maybe both are true? We dont really know of anyone who's made the stone of legend, but we do know that cannabis has a lot of positive properties besides the psychological ones, including the role of CBD in repairing damaged cells

Logs and rocks do pretty good to keep people where they are supposed to go lol. As a trail worker, the key is to make the trail more desire-able than the not-trail.

I love the grown up version of this where there's a cat walk that you can walk on on a high-rise and sometimes the glass will crack because they have some way of making it look like it's cracking and so people will be standing on it see the cracks and start freaking out which is funny. There's a video on KZbin somewhere of it and that's what I saw.

This is actually a really fascinating study

its not real perpetual motion because it is not a closed system

Remember folks - this is why NURTURE is SO important. They've been trying to confuse us for decades - remember all the discussing about nature vs nurture? Even a gem in the 90s could tell you it was poppycok - NURTURE IS ALWAYS KEY to how you develop : IE of ur mother is a paranoid feminist..welp GLHF press F

a glass with glare and a indetifiable plane isnt the same as no glass tho

Experiment: "Do baby eyes work?"

Rats really said "gravity? Who gives a crap about gravity"

Babies Stupid, Claim Scientists. The Onion.

Everybody is a high functioning mamal until you put a sign reading "try jumping" at the edge of the cliff

It would be very silly if we evolved two eyes for depth perception but didn't have an innate sense for it.

Professor Parnell, you’ve been staring at this thing for 7 years. I think you should take a break and do something fun-let’s go watch paint dry! Parnell: “You’re right, it’s probably not going to drop while we’re out.” Pitch: drops while Parnell is taking a break

The kitten scared of the deep platform 🥺

This was a good informative video, im about to check out your others.

It makes sense that we'd develop that perception by the time we have the ability to crawl from an evolutionary standpoint

They know those babies will all grow up and seek revenge someday dont they?

When I was a child there cow pastures out near where I lived. One night a group of my sister’s friends were saying they were going cow tipping. It was a rouse to see who would fall for it. Literally they fell for it right into cow pies 😂😂😂

This is how babies are drafted into the US military. The ones that simply crawl across the void are labeled “Indies” after the famous Indiana Jones. They are then groomed for 18 years and given code-names. First name is random but all last names are “Borne”.

❎️ I haven't done nothing wrong ✅️ I haven't done anything wrong ✅️ I've done nothing wrong

I would say that the exception to this is if you actually have misophonia. But for that they have “ear acoustics” like Flare and Loop 😁 I never thought this deeply about it until watching this video, but sometime in my late 20s (I’m 40) I intentionally lowered the pitch of my voice… I’m one of those women that naturally has a vocal fry. When it’s higher it comes out a little more nasally, and my “Fran Drescher” voice was a commonly flung insult.

Conclusion: trash ai path-finding

Cool experiment

Personally not a huge fan of the TikTok format, but cool stuff.

Given the number of teaspoons disappearing vs people who admit to stealing them, maybe there are a few frequent stealers?

Yeah, this is why psychology isn’t considered real science. The lack of rigor in definitions, experimental setup, and results is more akin to screwing around with bottle rockets in the back yard than actual science.

2:10 forget about the baby no one would cross it if they see that facial expression floating on other side

Lord farquad lookalike

I briefly thought 2nd part of the experiment is: they remove the glass and make it an actual falling cliff for the babies that crossed the glass section. Forgive me for such a thinking.😅

This is how you teach your kid to kill them self

“The design is very human”

Maybe since the size of the rats, they view the sheet of glass as the floor, rather than looking through it to see what's beneath.

I think the subtitles confusing "perceiving depth" with "perceiving death" is still quite fitting. 😅

Back in my day….

Just put an open trapdoor in the hole and a baby spawner at the top and it'll make a great human flesh farm

I love an interesting experiment that didnt go wrong or was otherwise bad

2:03 those 1 year old babies in the 1985 experiment are 40 years old now

Theres a playground in my village that is right next to a tenis court and a football field, the whole thing is connected and we as kids loved to run around Then they put a fence between the tents court and the playground (a pointless one since you could still go around it, you just had to go around the whole tennis court) It was a small wired fence so we climbed over it, and over time it would be so loose we would stomp it to ground, So they put a higher one. So we started to de-wire the it. It would always start with a small hole then it would slowly get untangled in half I’m a young adult now, they still put the fence there, and the kids still unravel it. They have to change the fence every month Why is it stop there if it can be walked around anyway? Nobody knows

That last one is beautiful