It is ONLY constant if you dry the towels in a well ventilated space. If doing it inside, chances are that air humidity will depend on the number of towels, and it will take longer. Not with the factor given by ChatGPT, but still. Physics matters.
@jacoboc224413 сағат бұрын
It's going to make us incrediblly lazy, combined with climate change measures and the breakdown of family, community and religion it's going to encourage the youth to literally live in a virtual and robotic world just like the Plannedopolis videos some 14 years ago.
@douglasbell334414 сағат бұрын
Is an american football field an SI unit?
@davidjazay924815 сағат бұрын
Excellent talk, thank you. For further reading, I would highly recommend Siddhartha Mukherjee's The Gene: An Intimate History.
@jaysmith336115 сағат бұрын
A sales talk.
@rebelgordo233916 сағат бұрын
Wait I thought photons spread out not atoms
@andyb61916 сағат бұрын
I like how you can have faith in the equation to show you something you cannot see. “By faith we understand that the universe was created by the word of God, so that what is seen was not made out of things that are visible.” (Hebrews 11:3)
@andyb61916 сағат бұрын
I like how you can have faith in the equation to show you something you cannot see. “By faith we understand that the universe was created by the word of God, so that what is seen was not made out of things that are visible.” (Hebrews 11:3)
@marksteele668216 сағат бұрын
Any title with the words "intelligent design" in it is trash on its face.
@litsci187718 сағат бұрын
Amazing - I thought the image at 10:33 was just Philip playing the oldies, a picture from David Goodsell's wonderful book. David did well.
@ronbyers991221 сағат бұрын
I am not as afraid of AI as the press and Oracle want me to be.
@lostindixie21 сағат бұрын
This is not a drill.
@OESL23088622 сағат бұрын
Wrong! Ir really depends on how the towells are placed. If placed on top of each other ot will take longer to dry than 3 hours. 😊
@seans9203Күн бұрын
yummy - ty - cheers, g
@MrJJandJimКүн бұрын
He kinda looks and sounds like the KZbinr Technology Connections. lol!
@calebogdenКүн бұрын
Bro hacked my brain
@geoff7727Күн бұрын
this explains very well why people who have dmt breakthroughs have these crazy experiences. Drugs literally "drug" the brain to make it slow in it's perception of reality. That's why no matter how many things are seen on this "episodes" they are always similar things to what we have seen in our lives.
@J-jf2frКүн бұрын
Is it rather more likely that: the electrons are like clocks-one counting clockwise, the other counting counterclockwise. They become entangled and spin in perfect non correlation and from that point forward any time there is a measurement-they hold opposite values no matter the distance.
@NSBarnettКүн бұрын
Octagons (55:55) I suppose one question is: are the few extra years of your life worth the extra money spent on real food, AND the time spent preparing and cooking it? It's a tricky one. We've all got to die of something, and if you don't get any of the things on the list at 26:36, what causes are there left, and are they better than dementia, cancer, etc.
@darylgraham4313Күн бұрын
This felt very surface level. Calories in and calories out holds up if you consider that certain types of food could signal to the body to conserve energy. Ultra processed food arrives at the same time as abundance and abundance of tasty high calorie low nutrition. An entire species can in fact lack will power, knowing something is unhealthy and doing it anyways because of biological signals. Strongest point he made was the economic incentive to get society to accept food that is unhealthy , because this is the food that is extra profitable. It means we will be fighting uphill to make the systemic changes we need to make healthier options even a choice that is available.
@niictarКүн бұрын
I feel like we’re going to get fusion before Nintendo gives us a Switch 2 at this point
@nathanmadonna9472Күн бұрын
Philip Ball knocked it out of the park with this presentation. I had no idea a human cell is that complex. "Horrendously complicated" sure sums it up. AI is gonna turbo charge human understanding in biology.😃
@AMH_EditzКүн бұрын
Guys tell me 10 facts from this vid real quick i have homework 😅
@ElizabethNangle-fd8tjКүн бұрын
I can’t let gang know I fw this
@BadTibiraКүн бұрын
the lord
@Sharperthanu1Күн бұрын
"God" is just likely the eternal void turned inside out.
@EmilieYukiКүн бұрын
Islam answered all my questions, and the more I search into it, the more it make more sense. The fact that the message was the same as the beginning is also amazing. Also, the turning point was Muslim scientific world were trying to figure out the world, while the western one were actively coming up with weapons and tools to conquer the world, thus conquered them and took away everything, even the truth. Most western discoveries were for military purposes and during wartime.
@jadenkrosis3087Күн бұрын
Could the device that is being used to detect the behavior of the atoms possibly have an effect on the atoms and therefore caus them to arrange in two clusters instead of the wave clusters?
@LeeJackson-bm8btКүн бұрын
Halfway through the lecture I completely understood quantum mechanics. Upon completion, I do not.
@nyanpraterjr1819Күн бұрын
Smartest Scientist Ever! ❤🎉
@mieczyslawherba2723Күн бұрын
Fusion energy is a myth, it doesn't exist. This is fund-raising, semi scientific movement propagating useless idea to get investors' money. We should get rid of it, fusion energy should be banned forever.
@nettlesoupКүн бұрын
The AI generated subtitles are very poor, doesn't anyone check these things any more? I'm seeing about one misinterpreted word every 30 seconds.
@stevencarr4002Күн бұрын
Racist ideas of white supremacy are blown away by IQ tests. Research in 2022 showed Taiwan in top spot, then Japan, South Korea in 4, Iran in 5, Hong Kong in 6, Vietnam in 9th place.
@vikrammishКүн бұрын
Wow.. what a thoughtful genius man. He made the whole restoration and preservation concept of wilds so easy to understand for us all. 😊 Wonderful presentation sir..
@phonoticalКүн бұрын
Carbon disulphide, insanely expensive now, I think it's banned from general purchase for most placed throughout the UK, unless you're part of major industry, in which case, you'd be making it yourself to save on cost
@phonoticalКүн бұрын
I love that he is still doing this performance after a number of years, gets better every time!
@sarcasmo57Күн бұрын
Man. Good luck with all this. And hurry up.
@stevencarr4002Күн бұрын
If you are 'Born That Way' is it because of your genes?
@stevencarr4002Күн бұрын
Darwin knew nothing about genes. He had the insight to know that the environment determines characteristics. For example, paler skin evolved as a result of selection pressure caused by the environment. Darwin was right, and he didn't even have any concept of genes! What a genius!
@stevencarr4002Күн бұрын
Adam Rutherford's superb book 'How to Argue With a Racist' explained to me in clear and simple terms so that even I could follow the science, how every First Nations Australian living today is descended from people living in Europe about 5000 BC.
@scienceinc.9453Күн бұрын
I made a video on this in college.
@user-oo8kp6jk5hКүн бұрын
This was very informative
@eco8145Күн бұрын
What does "on the line" mean? In sequencial order?
@aeinapcoКүн бұрын
I LOVE how passionate he is!!!! You can feel his passion radiate through him... love love love this. Powerful. Incredible.
@Jcoombs2011Күн бұрын
Yo, she ain't married and looks like she's just my type😮 I want her to teach me more😊
@Jcoombs2011Күн бұрын
It looks like your teaching csi to a bunch of kids😂❤