Always baffles me how a human can have the nerve to say what another creator see’s like. Even if you opened there eyes and observed them you still wouldn’t know what it looks like to see through there eyes. We can’t we be content with not knowing some things.

If western music is based on 7 notes why do we call it an octave? (That will keep you busy for a while😅).

so does that mean that i'm related to a dinosaur? and ther Sue the T-rex my be my how many great cousin or aunt or something

Bro made a EP about how we discovere thing while we are just being curious He doesn't mention math 💀💀💀 All of the physics we have today completely depends on math invented 300 years ago when there was basically no use for it like advanced integration and calculus itself

People aren't going to Mars until the space gravity issue is dealt with. There is no one to carry astronauts off the Mars ship after landing and no Mars hospital to nurse them back to health after living in zero gravity in space for months.

why? knowledge is knowledge and is infinite

Prophet Adam was the first human

Technically anyone can land a plane one way or another. Ifykyk

Dude so much yapping. Cant you just answer the question why is useless knowledge useful?

Acquiring knowledge is not always about immediate application. It helps develop critical thinking, the ability to connect information, and creates diversity in the way we see the world.

now you just ruined my dream

*The mo’ you know 🌠*

Did someones say taper

Try rubbing your hand on dry dust on the floor of the house. Oh, the feeling on the hand and the sound is just so bad😖😖

I think roy g bp because its purple not violet

Climate change is a hoax.

😢 why do gradient accent when gradient decent makes sense with gravity

Use less, Full more

As a medical sales rep selling Trulicity and Mounjaro, thank you for this video! It gives meaning to my work 🥲

I’m a Neanderthal bro

I am far from a scientist, but I like to watch things that can teach me something (which is why I subscribe to this channel). As such, I’ve collected a lot of useless knowledge over the years. I know a little about a lot of things. I’ve found that to be super useful because it has helped me to have at least semi-informed responses to a LOT of different, unusual scenarios in my life. It’s kind of like knowing how to perform CPR. Most people will never need to perform CPR on someone else, so it could be seen as useless knowledge for the vast majority of people, but if you do end up in a scenario where someone needs CPR, that bit of useless knowledge can be literally life-saving.

And we have brains the size of a cantaloupe and can’t find anything without a GPS nevermnd reading a map. This generation can’t do it 😂

It's funny how people try to argue with him in the comments and their evidence is the bible lmao

Great video, I subscribe to the life philosophy of "I drink beer and I know things", but I'm a millwright\mechanical fitter so those things are mostly technical. Bio is super cool, but not on the top of my mental Rolodex. No diss on the video at all, just commenting to pump your algorithm..

I don’t really understand the need to call these patterns ‘super weird.’ They just look like basic geometric designs to me, and their purpose is pretty obvious when you see them in action. The bold shapes and contrasting colors are clearly meant to confuse observers about the ship’s direction, speed, and size-it’s a clever strategy, not something bizarre or incomprehensible. I feel like labeling them as ‘weird’ might reflect more on the speaker’s inability to piece together their function than on the patterns themselves. To me, it’s just smart design, not something my brain struggles to process.

Im going with we eat anything

My god what is this video about just answer the darn question he strayed soo long I literally forgot what the topic was about!!!!

1:11 "normal weight range" should be labeled "other" or it need to be separated into 25.3% "normal" and 1.6% "underweight" (BMI <18.5; CDC 2023)

Thanks!

Oil, gas, and coal is comprised of sequestered carbon from millennia of plant and animal life, decomposed and buried then fossilized. All of that carbon was once a living part of the biosphere millions of years ago. Hydrocarbon combustion returns a portion of this sequestered carbon back to the biosphere in the form of atmospheric CO2. This CO2 feeds plant life growth… and grow it does… as part of ecosystem balancing. Ocean level rise due to atmospheric warming from hydrocarbon combustion might be an acceptable cost for the repatriation of organic carbon back into the living biosphere. It is imperative though, that the living biomass that participates in the natural balancing of the ecosystem and climate, be protected from destruction. The forests on the land and the phytoplankton in the oceans must be preserved and pollution that is toxic to life must be avoided. Evidence is mounting indicating that human released CO2 rise is producing net growth of green space not net desertification or loss of green space.

I'm sorry, america just voted to kill science. PBS is at least trying

Why would Pasteur have quotes specifically about a distinction that no one cared about back when he was issuing quotes? Also, studying the Brockmann body specifically to find a gene for glucagon seems pretty applied.

math was discovered, not invented. its inside everything.

why don't animals have wheels.... or they do?

we DON'T need fat loss drugs Please people need to learn to eat healthy and excercise

amazing... thanks for making this!

I find these types of arguments infuriating considering the absolute useless garbage our governments are regularly spending billions of dollars on - like endless construction projects on infrastructure that end up with disappointing results, or subsidising multi-billion dollar corporations that are destroying our planet and actively ruining our lives e.g. big oil. Oh yeah, that's money so much better spent than the $700,000 it took for us to get closer to learning how to communicate with animals. Dipshit.

The weird thing is that when I watched this, I could register the same kind of reaction, but hearing it through the video/speakers was an order of magnitude less intense to me than in real life.

The guy that came up with the CLO test (campolobacter like organism) to detect H.Pylori, got the idea from his childhood memory of his dad working as a pool water tester, seeing him use those pool testing kits.

Not so little precision, these diabetes drugs being used as weight loss drugs is highly controversial for many reasons (it's not actually healthy to lose that much weight in so little time, you don't build healthier eating habits, you quickly go back to your original weight when you go off them etc, I'm not an expert but you get the idea) but mostly because there isn't enough of those drugs around to provide both for the diabetic patients and the weight loss patients and diabetic people have been STRUGGLING to find meds for their life threatening condition because doctors go around prescribing drugs to lower priority patients... (I'm aware that obesity is a big health risk and that those patients need help too, but this just isn't the way and it doesn't even help long term)

Hmm the only thing is that knowledge for the sake of knowledge is what leads Sam Altman to ask for $7 trillion to manufacture chips for AI. And you say "hey, we don't want AI. And then get people saying, but its progress."

Very fascinating

“Sometimes being confusing is enough to survive.” So that’s how I’m still alive 😅

So like zebras?

Zebra’s be like Hold My Beer.

In short, you are actually saying that Research is like a raw material to create a product (Applied)

so your telling me that those ( __ minutes of useless information ) weren't useless...

People love having opinions about folks they don't know without bothering to do any research into them or even just believing the ones who knew them most. Weak.

Nobody cares what I have to say

The title of the video doesn't accurately describe the information within the video. This video isn't about useless knowledge.