25 Things People "Know" That Are Wrong

[@list25]

Sorry for the delay everyone. Hurricane Ian kinda threw us for a loop here in Florida.

[@TheMysticRealms]

Glad you're safe!

[@shawnnewell4541]

Hope you're doing okay.

[@PowerRangerfan]

You're fine. Just stay safe.

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Glad your safe. Nice your back. We missed you guys.

[@pamelabutler6742]

How long have you been back?!!! So good to see you. Thank goodness this video was in my recommendations. I subscribed so fast. Yay!!

[@jodyharnish9104]

I read an exchange online in which someone asked why the catastrophe that killed all the dinosaurs didn't kill people, too. Someone replied, "They practiced social distancing. They stayed millions of years apart."

[@msjojo2030]

Read that. I think it’s a brilliant response. Injecting a bit of humor, while stating the truth.

[@cherriaydelotte8327]

🤣🤣🤣🤣Good one!!!!

[@MoGas71]

😆😂😭

[@phife1878]

Everyone saw that joke. It's been the thumbnail of nearly every listicle.

[@daydreamer8662]

They didn't have a problem in Bedrock

[@stephanietaylor142]

Every year during storm season a nest is blown from the tree in our backyard. We contacted a bird rescue about and they said not only is it ok to put the babies back in the nest, you can also make them a fake nest if theirs is destroyed. We used a plastic coffee can with some grass, leaves, and twigs, fixed it as high as we could in the tree, put the babies in it, and within a couple hours the parents are back and everyone is fine. Birds still use the coffee can nest and they don't seem to get blown out of that one

[@Agapy8888]

So nice of you.

[@michealrossiter148]

yeah but those birds now whisper (chirp?) the tale of how one day they flew to get food, and when they came back their house had fallen through a wormhole and was replaced by a better one from a parallel dimension.

[@stephanietaylor142]

@michealrossiter148 I actually love that, thank you 😂❤️

[@stacypalermo3506]

I used to dog train professionally. The idiom/saying, “can’t teach an old dog new tricks” was a thorn in my side. I would have to explain you can teach an old dog new tricks but if it’s a learned behavior it just takes a bit longer to break the old habit and establish the new habit. Sometimes there is a customer that just won’t let sleeping dogs lie and pushes back…then we (dog trainers) have our work cut out for us. I am SO glad y’all are back to it; missed y’all’s videos! ❤

[@michealrossiter148]

You can't teach an old dog new tricks? why not? because he's dead.

[@kimberlypatton9634]

I thought I was watching way old episodes but NO! And I'm so happy to see you and List 25 back together! And Mike..you are looking absolutely fantastic!

[@scottmain7898]

Glad to see you guys back. I’ve always enjoyed your lists. Just not wild about the background music.

[@TheNewAccount2008]

SOOOO great to see you back on List 25 Mike.

[@list25]

Glad to be back

[@joijackson2010]

I truly stopped watching this channel when you left.,. great to have you back,😁

[@MelanieWeed77]

​@@list25Mike, You are a sexy beast 🌟🫶🌟🌟🔥🔥🔥🌟

[@enjarichards8100]

The story I got about gum was that if you swallow it it wraps around your heart. Even as a child I knew that the stomach and the heart weren't connected, and it (along with Santa) taught me to be sceptical of what I was told. Especially by parents, they're the worst.

[@msjojo2030]

We are atheists, but we celebrate all holidays without religious connotations. We did the Santa stuff for a few years. Finally, at 9 we decided to tel, our 2 boys the truth. We figured the kids in school would tease them if they mentioned it. They told us they knew for years, but were trying not to hurt our feelings. 😂

[@cherriaydelotte8327]

@@msjojo2030 🤣🤣🤣Love it!!! Us adults underestimate the intelligence of children sometimes 😁

[@alanhartley4793]

When my son was born I resolved never to lie to him, always to tell the truth or what I believed to be the truth. Santa, however you wrap him up in tinsel and childlike wonder, is a lie, so I told him the truth when he asked. My proudest moment was when he came out of his school in December of his prep year, 5 years old, angry that when he told the other kids that Santa wasn't real they wouldn't believe him. Since then he has grown up intelligent, rational, and making up his own mind what is truth or lie, and all those other kids know that he was right.

[@raynobles3736]

My parents told me the truth about Santa growing up i was asked not to spoil it for other kids

[@adamdavis9838]

I was told that about paper. I never ate or intended to eat paper so don't know why teachers and parents kept telling me about it.

[@ro4eva]

Talk about a blast from the past. It's been years since I last watched a 'List 25' video. I'm glad that y'all are back.

[@christinaduvall815]

My favorite is wrapping your child in layers of clothes while you only wear a sweater cuz you were always told that "being cold makes you sick"

[@cherriaydelotte8327]

Or not to go outside with wet hair or you will catch pneumonia 🤦‍♀️

[@blessedveteran]

Its so good to get a notification for List 25 again! 🙂

[@list25]

I know, right??

[@letitiablanco9405]

Agree! I was so thrilled!

[@marveloussoftware1417]

One reason people wait 24 hours to report a missing person is because some cops tell people that. Whether its because some cops are ignorant or lazy is unknown, but some do say that. Some cops will act immediately and like you said, some people are saved by quick acting cops and sometimes people are lost and it is unknown if things would've been different if the cop wasn't lazy or ignorant.

[@gaoxiaen1]

Usually cops are both. That's why they're cops.

[@marveloussoftware1417]

@@gaoxiaen1 You can't paint any one group with the same brush. If you do then you ignore some and become so biased as to be useless or manipulative which is worse than ignorant and lazy.

[@PADS62]

​@@marveloussoftware1417 Cheers for your comment!! Thank you. 👏👏👏

[@I_Have_The_Most_Japanese_Music]

Lazy

[@seansullivan7928]

Only crap cops that are more I terested petty nonsense says that

[@darquequeen]

#13…As a former 911 operator and police dispatcher, I would run out of fingers how many times I had callers tell me they waited 24 hours to report a missing person because that’s what they thought they were supposed to do. My reply, “Absolutely not!” while thinking, Nooo!! 😮

[@patrickharriss]

Can I ask for the allotted time where you are? Here in the Caribbean it's 48 hours

[@darquequeen]

@@patrickharriss Wow! That’s way too long! Where I used to work, the policy was as soon as it was known someone was missing. Basically, immediately.

[@patrickharriss]

@@darquequeen Thanks. Well yea remember Caribbean people are abit slower in these things. But I understand what you are saying. I am from Trinidad and Tobago so here it is weird. Thanks for the info Darque Queen.

[@patrickharriss]

@@darquequeen I must say for children it's 24 hours though

[@leegoddard2618]

I've heard cases on YT readings where the police Made the callers wait until 24 hrs before they would let them file a missing person report. Sadly those are still missing.

[@Eveningkiss]

I'm glad you guys are back. I use to binge your videos pre-covid at the gym. Helped me relax while running on the treadmill

[@mcmacshalfilya]

I guess the treadmill did you good! Because you are Ultra BEAUTIFUL💟😍

[@Baldevi]

I am happy to find Mike here, LOVE the delivery, and love the facts being cleared up. I'll definitely sub and wait for some new lists soon.

[@PADS62]

Ummm... You're a member of this channel, but you're not subscribed? 🥴 That's confusing!

[@TomCee53]

@@PADS62probably not a member 10 months ago when they said that…😊

[@PADS62]

@@TomCee53 You're probably right. 😊

[@adamcourtney9796]

Dude I believe in you you are such a good advocate to this program that you serve to the community of the world I appreciate your words and your wisdom they are not forgotten

[@lornaduwn]

Another reason for Napoleon's height error is that the French foot and inch that was in use at the time are slightly larger than what we use today. So, his height when recorded by French standards would have been perceived by the English as being shorter than he actually was.

[@dsxa918]

** especially from a modern perspective, when that were not as common 'conceptions' to maintain for utility.

[@CAVINW]

He is Actually 5ft 2 in

[@lornaduwn]

Yes, but when converted to today's inch it comes out to just under 5'6" which was actually a bit taller than the average Frenchman of the time. @@CAVINW

[@toigatuning120]

He also only enlisted the best of the best and toughest of the tough, who are generally not short. So he was always surrounded by big strong warriors which in turn made him look small. Could be a rumor but that was always my understanding.

[@CarnivoreRonin]

My favorite sense that is rarely mentioned is proprioception. It is the sense of self location and or movement. Touching your nose with your eyes closed is an example.

[@jodyharnish9104]

Typing and playing a musical instrument use proprioception, too.

[@gaijininja]

And an easy way to tell if you have any form of degenerative brain disorder is to close your eyes, hold your arm down your side, raise it to the side up to shoulder height, then bring your hand around to touch your nose. If you miss, more so on multiple tries, your proprioception is on it’s way out, and is sometimes an early sign of dementia.

[@gaoxiaen1]

@@jodyharnish9104 You beat me to it.

[@gaoxiaen1]

@@gaijininja What if I only touch my right nostril on the first try? I suppose drinking doesn't help, though.

[@Unknown17]

I know you wrote your comment months ago, but I wanted to add that this proprioception you mention is what great athletes possess in spades. Magic Johnson was once asked how he was able to be such a great "no-look" passer of the basketball. He said that not only did he have a great sense of where his body was on the court, but he also felt like there was a "string" stretched between his body and each of the bodies of the other players running down the court with him as he dribbled. He said he "felt" those strings getting shorter or longer as the people around him moved relative to his position. So only sometimes did he actually have to find them with his vision before being able to pass the ball to them at just the right moment. I myself was not a great shooter of the basketball, but I heard gasps when without looking I dotted someone right in their hands with the ball . I knew exactly what Magic was talking about, so I've remembered his comment for several decades now. I didn't know there was a term for this sense, so, thanks!

[@michaell.445]

26: Bears don't actually hibernate. 27: House cats aren't nocturnal. They're crepuscular.

[@sheubahi]

Welcome back, Mike! We missed you! Thanks for the great video; I learned some things that were considered commonplace, but now have been proven wrong. Thanks again for the insight!

[@brianarbenz1329]

If you throw a Hostess Twinkie from the top of the Empire State Building, you’ll be out one Hostess Twinkie.

[@dk50b]

And it will survive the fall intact

[@brianarbenz1329]

@@dk50b And if someone on the sidewalk looks up in an open-mouthed pose to see what is falling, they'll get a snack in one bite!

[@dancronin826]

As a history buff, thank you for talking about the myth of Napoleon Bonaparte being short, it drives me nuts 🤣

[@davestang5454]

The claim that Napoleon Bonaparte was 5'9'' is probably not based in fact, either. It's just an educated guess.

[@frankbrodie5168]

@@davestang5454 Absoluely. At least a dozen of these 25 are disputed on a principle of 'he says, she says' as far as I could tell. i.e. what loads of people sort of assume to be a fact, isn't actually true. because loads of other people have said it isn't true.

[@John-ci8yk]

Haven't seen you in a while, no big deal it's just that when I first got one of these glass phones , you, Simon Whistler and the history guy was the first three things I really started watching. Thank you for the time and effort you put into your video, thumbs up. Sorry about the bad grammar and poor punctuation, despite it being my only language I never was very good at english.

[@karlgabrua]

Im sooo happy that you guys came back and everyone is coming back to watch!

[@list25]

So are we!

[@anthonycoffey902]

Bringing big facts. Love it Mike 🙏 PS. Pop-Tart ice cream sandwiches are a game changer 💯 Smores and Vanilla ice cream was fantastic. Would HIGHLY recommend!

[@Angel_Billy4-30-23]

Sounds good. I'm definitely going to have to try this now. Thanx.

[@anthonycoffey902]

@@Angel_Billy4-30-23 you're welcome in advance 💯 it's next level

[@DonaldHolben]

Try it with toaster strudel :)

[@Angel_Billy4-30-23]

@@DonaldHolben Holy shit, that sounds even better, thank you.

[@winglessfairy564]

Holy shit. You just reminded me I have cookies n cream mint icecream in my freezer at home. Imma eat some when I get home thanks!!

[@caboolian]

With respect to the story of the bull being agitated by the color red: I was always told that it was cows that were enraged by the color red. The bull was actually enraged for being mistaken for a cow. 😃😀😀

[@ChromeCobra]

Napolean was thought of as short because he was said to be 5'4" but their foot was 13". Just a simple miscalculation, and when you use 12" for a foot, he was 5'9".

[@chrisduitsman2918]

When you put it like that, Napoleon was of average height for a man at the time.

[@ChromeCobra]

@@chrisduitsman2918 even for today, he'd be unnoticable height wise Id say.

[@simonadams5073]

He was also often in the presence of grenadiers who tended to be tall

[@mrsbritt1987]

Absolutely love Mike on here when he first started talking in this video, I thought wow it must be sick. We’re guy also kind of thought. Why am I suddenly attracted to my? Not that there’s anything wrong with him and I shouldn’t be attracted to him it was just his lower voice was all sultry sounding, was very attractive, apparently lol love you Mike love the whole list 25 team. Glad y’all are back!

[@gaoxiaen1]

I'm 35 feet tall because I use baby feet.

[@cristinesplinis5815]

It’s great to have you back!❤

[@list25]

Great to be back

[@dean6634]

good work! we missed you!

[@list25]

Missed you too!

[@iainwilson5660]

So glad to see you back Mike.

[@list25]

Thank you!

[@Cupcakeonline]

It wasn’t the same without Mike. I unsubscribed when he left but so glad to see him back!! It’s HIS show for sure❤

[@juliet7114]

Same. Now that Mike's back I'm subscribing again :)

[@mattramsey5080]

I legit got excited when I saw his face in the video suggestion. I unfollowed immediately when him and Tristan left. Glad to be back

[@Music_is_Breathing]

Great list, thanks!!

[@s.4155]

#7 Penny dropped from the Empire State Building was recently debunked in Derek's video on Veritasium. Quite an interesting watch, and as usual a great list!

[@edmawhinney3564]

It was also debunked years ago on mythbusters

[@Bushlore1]

Think of the hoards of attempted murdered that lobbed their change off the roof fully expecting it was potentially lethal.

[@s.4155]

@@edmawhinney3564 I see. Adam Savage was involved in the Veritasium video as well!

[@edmawhinney3564]

@@s.4155 Thank you for mentioning the Veritasium video. I enjoy his videos

[@Graytail]

@@edmawhinney3564 Yup, most of the pennies end up a few floors down from the observation deck thanks to updraft.

[@ivanzelaya9648]

"Bulls don't give a damn what color you are they only care about movement" - Johnny Knoxville

[@michaeldavanzo5561]

So great to see you again. Looking good, Mike!

[@kaitlinbankston7214]

OMG!!!! YOUR BACK!!! THANK GOODNESS!!! Origins Explained has been getting me through my days, but now that I've caught up on their videos, I've been seriously lacking in videos... and I've missed you guys!!! ❤️

[@Stardazer2]

Oh my Go* Thank you for coming back. I have been waiting for this day that list 25 has come back. Thank you, thank you, thank you so much. I was unhinged when I thought it would never happen again

[@list25]

Hi there! LoL

[@Stardazer2]

@@list25 hi lol

[@Stardazer2]

Oh my god... I got a response from list 25?! That is literally the coolest thing in my life that has ever happened

[@Stardazer2]

Top 25 things about "list 25" ?

[@cherriaydelotte8327]

@Scott Sands 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣!!!!!

[@patticampana9458]

What a great, informative video! WOW! so many things debunked✌️

[@aaronbowling77]

Thanks!

[@list25]

Thank you!!!!

[@theunforgiven2885]

Mike is a book of knoledge ...More please 😅❤Love your videos your one of the first people i watched on KZbin and im still here loving your videos many years later

[@list25]

Thanks for still being here!

[@dwaynen2297]

Love your videos man

[@list25]

We love that you love them

[@joeym5388]

Looking good Mike you guys are the 1st Channel I ever subscribed to glad you're back. I remember when it was just your voice now looking at you is like seeing an old friend

[@list25]

Hello old friend

[@barbararoca6847]

You are back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@list25]

I am!

[@fleetadmiralrayden]

HOLY HECK.. I seriously can't believe I actually didn't know some of these till now!

[@list25]

You're welcome!

[@cgemiko69]

Missed you. Glad you're back. Btw looking good.

[@list25]

Thank you!

[@utopiaOKC]

You haven't came on my feed in months, I had to hit the subs! (Phones been limited so could only watch what was on recommended)

[@melodysullivan6513]

Glad to see you!

[@kaitriley1932]

another exceptional list Mike. 3 more "facts"... lightning can and does strike more than once in the same place, bats are NOT blind..they see in black and white, and nor everything in Australia can kill you! Most stuff WANTS to but is too smalll to do the job 😛

[@shaneminer4526]

To play on the lightning fact, the statue atop the Missouri capitol building has been struck over 300 times since the early 1900s.

[@ROBYNMARKOW]

I always thought that bats weren't blind since they're nocturnal.

[@Graytail]

I forget where, I think its in Norway somewhere, but there is a body of water or an estuary, that gets struck by lightning sometimes hundreds of times a day. Surely any structure there must have been hit thousands of times over the years. Now if we could just come up with a kind of storage medium that could survive the massive spike in electricity, and put it there, forget solar and wind power, run your stuff with lightning!

[@msjojo2030]

I saw a 5 foot anthill. I think it was in the states, but that many ants would undoubtedly kill you, especially if you are already compromised by other allergies.

[@msjojo2030]

Forgot to add: Australia is undoubtedly a very beautiful country, but it does seem to be that every does want to kill you. Beautiful little ringed octopi, the boxed jelly fish, the Blue Bottles (Portuguese man o’war). The ocean is my favorite place in tropical climates, & seasons. I’m failing to mention other oceanic wildlife which you’d likely have less physical contact with. Unfortunately for me, the fear alone will keep me away, which is a shame.

[@buggybuilderswife3970]

Missed you!!

[@weemac4645]

Aim better.

[@jamesslick4790]

The myth that an Apple was used in the bible was CLEARLY started by Steve Jobs.

[@mereditheliseteresacolket1569]

I'm so glad you guys are back

[@list25]

So am I!

[@weemac4645]

Their not black.

[@msjojo2030]

Welcome back Mike! Missed you. You are looking great! Good on you! Are you and your family well/safe? I hope you were not as severely affected as others.😢

[@list25]

We weren't. We got extremely lucky.

[@GaryAa56]

Great list Mike!

[@list25]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@bakert7000]

Welcome back Mike. I like the beard. I did not hear about Walt Disney being frozen. It sounded like a lot of these were old wives tales. I remember Adam eating a red shaped pear instead of an apple. The video was very interesting and informative.

[@gaoxiaen1]

In SE Asia they say it was a mango.

[@medicinewolf8418]

Red is not a shape

[@bakert7000]

@@medicinewolf8418 I know it was red and shaped like a pear.

[@lindamay5421]

Was Disney even dead then?

[@dennisanderson3895]

13:23 The black-garb of hooded ninjas actually began in Japanese theater. Often, minimal staging and black curtains used. A ninja was to blend in with the surroundings (dressed as anyone else would if he "working" at a dock, a market, an office, etc) so if a ninja were in the script, they garb them in all black: the actor would then be unnoticed, unseen, until the ninja went into action. Filmmakers then lifted the ninja look directly from the stage.

[@biancagerade4229]

Thank you Mike I love list 25 ❤️❤️

[@list25]

We love you too!

[@golfgrabu]

Yay! Mike is back!!!! Ok, I'm re-subscribing to list 25!

[@markusmcschallenburger4151]

I'm so glad ya'al are back!

[@list25]

So are we

[@publicenemy123]

They’re back!

[@list25]

We sure are!

[@darquequeen]

@@list25 Woo hoo! I resubscribed!

[@publicenemy123]

@@list25 I never unsubbed I had hope

[@marinepanther1]

Also there are cave drawings and stone art work along with fossilized footprints man with dinosaurs especially found in central and South America. Keep in mind the dating in these was drawn well before we even knew what dinosaurs where.

[@KTChamberlain]

As a kid I did pick apart Number 25 on this list, noticing that apple was never mentioned.

[@gaoxiaen1]

@traybern We used to eat crabapples all the time when I was a kid, even though our neighbor always said they were poison. I guess that she never noticed that we didn't die.

[@davestang5454]

There is no mention in the Bible that the "fruit" of this tree was an actual literal fruit. It may have been symbolic.

[@Bilozof]

Awesome video! Great coincidence that I recently pointed out in my video that how people do not check such (mis)conceptions and keep on spreading them.

[@imp3rialis]

Thanks for informing me Mike! To be honest, the rumor that Disney was frozen became somewhat of a huge part in pop culture, which is insane.

[@Lakusus]

Some really elaborated on the story and claimed that it was only his head that was cryogenically frozen!🤣

[@kmore2766]

yeah but it was a big HOAX in pop culture... I thought everybody knew that was fake. I was born in the 80s, and cryogenics weren't possible then, when I was growing up, or now... so I knew there was no way

[@tracyneer4311]

Good to see you again Mike!

[@wattsisnaim8111]

Must say the only one on the list I didn't know was false was about dogs panting. But the number one thing I have to keep telling people, "No, that's not true." Is the idea that people only use 10% (or 5 or 15) of their brain. This was never from any medical or scientific journal. It's from How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie. If it were true, a stoke wouldn't be such a bad thing. We use all of our brain, just some parts more at some times, and other parts at others, bur we use all.of it.

[@daydreamer8662]

I've met a few people that probably only use 10% of their brain

[@gaoxiaen1]

I try not to use it too much. It might wear out.

[@davestang5454]

It has some TRUTH to it. the 10% more accurately means that the brain is only focused towards certain tasks at any given moment, much like your muscles and nerves.

[@davidnunley2490]

Great video just like always 😊

[@list25]

Thank you so much 😀

[@pamelamays4186]

A "fact" I heard growing up was, if you fed a sea gull an Alka Seltzer it would explode.

[@edmawhinney3564]

Another great video. Thank you!

[@baldeagle5297]

In many cultures, the word apple could be used for many kinds of fruit. The old English word meant any fruit. I think it might not have been a mistranslation but translated in that context. On a side note, the French word for potato is Pomme de Terre.

[@A_nony_mous]

Literally pomme de terre is apple of the ground

[@elianewinter2638]

really interesting, I’m kinda relieved about how many truths i already knew. Btw, 8:09 as a German viewer I think you did well :D

[@nitrix384]

I think this list is shorter than it should be lol. Thanks guy's good to see you again!

[@stevecritchley2506]

Yes, but if they made it longer they'd have to change the name of the channel 😉

[@Pootycat8359]

By the way, mice do not especially like cheese. They eat it, of course, because it contains fat. But, they REALLY like peanut butter, because of the high fat content. They also love lard, shortening, tallow, etc. But those aren't as practical for use in mouse traps, as is peanut butter.

[@gordonreeder3451]

Adam and Eve's sin was a bit more specific: They ate off (of the fruit of) the tree of The Knowledge of Good and Evil. But yeah, no actual mention of what the fruit was. There are actually many instances of this in the Bible where the translator was unsure of what mineral, gem, plant, etc was being referred to. So they picked a likely one and went with it.

[@weemac4645]

The bible is full of bronze age, Egyptian, fairytales for the hard of thinking.🐂

[@gordonreeder3451]

@@weemac4645 Didn't read too far into it, did you? You would have found Babylonian and Persian fairy tales too. And let's not forget the Greek and Roman mythology influence on modern Christianity.

[@davestang5454]

These is no evidence that the "fruit" really was a literal fruit that you eat. It was more likely symbolic, AKA, "the fruit of your labor" or "be fruitful and multiply". Jesus spoke in similar terms in his teachings to his disciples.

[@doh7932]

Glad show is back!!!

[@list25]

So am I lol

[@LongIslandNow]

In regard to the 24 hour waiting period for missing persons, up until the early 90's there used to be a waiting period. Due to too many people being killed the day of, the law changed. At least in NY that's how it was. That myth was true.

[@LongIslandNow]

@T Raybern There was

[@sashags4904]

Oh Mike, l am so glad you popped up on my radar again ! Somehow you just disappeared. You are so awesome and I love your show ❤. So smart, so sweet and so entertaining. I'll be watching from now on.

[@list25]

Welcome back!

[@CarlosArturoVelarde]

Contrary to popular belief, CREATION DOES NOT DISCOUNT EVOLUTION. Just because the Bible says God created man in "one day" it doesn't mean one day in the way we understand it. And ideas start and develop in stages of EVOLUTION until they come to their "finished" form.

[@weemac4645]

You can't polish a turd.

[@CarlosArturoVelarde]

@@weemac4645 too bad. I guess there’s no hope for you then.

[@davestang5454]

A common myth perpetuated by the modern scientific community is that these 2 ideas ae incompatible. That's spoken out of scientific arrogance, not an open-minded search for truth.

[@rhondaflesher8313]

The Bible does say that everything reproduces after its own kind. This leaves ample room for evolution within a kind. Also to give perspective on the creative "days," it also says that on the seventh day God rested from His creative process. We are still in that "day."

[@blaze556922]

I'd like to save this to watch later but that isn't an option. I notice this started recently... is there something I'm unaware of happening with youtube and the save option?

[@xodiaq]

Napoleon was also considered short because of the discrepancy between the English imperial foot and the (slightly larger) French imperial foot.

[@davestang5454]

That being said, I doubt he was 5'9''. Perhaps 5'6''. 5'4'' was a very common height for men in Europe at the time.

[@JustinEvitable80]

Two commonly seen in movies: 1. Bombs are not deactivated by cutting a wire. They freeze them making them inoperative. 2. On the phone, you don't need to keep someone talking for minutes to trace a number. It's traced in a few seconds.

[@davestang5454]

Don't agree with either claim. #1 depends on the type of bomb and how it's wired. You really can cut an electrical wire on some bombs and disable them. I can prove it. #2 phone calls were not always traced so quickly in the past. Calls were traced by humans in the past, not computers. Taking up to 60 seconds to trace a call manually back in the 1960s, for instance, sound accurate.

[@nancyhopkins389]

It’s NOT the “Tree of Knowledge.” It’s the “Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil.” Your explanation would have made more sense if you had said it correctly.

[@Frandaman84]

Its been forever and you came back better than ever🎉

[@list25]

Why, thank you!

[@KnightRanger38]

In the wild, Rabbits are more likely to eat the tops of the carrots as opposed to their roots.

[@mikmik9034]

@10:25, "missing persons (Adult)" This comes from the 1930s, When many Police Departments refused to take missing person's reports; because Adults often went on drinking binges and would come home the next morning. It was never law, only department policy. Children were often found in the home, sleeping in odd places, and would show up for breakfast.. @10:50, Don't touch/approach a baby bird. The parent or other birds may/will attack you. @14:30, A penny tossed from the observation platform cannot make it to the ground because of the way the Empire State Building is built in tiers.

[@davestang5454]

This is nothing specifically mentioned in the "penny tossed from the TOP of the Empire State Building" myth. You CAN really drop a penny INSIDE the building 1000 feet straight down and a penny can travel MUCH faster than 50mph through air. At least 100mph under the right conditions, enough to knock a person down who gets hit in the face with a penny. It's all about wind resistance, not specifically about mass of the object.

[@patrickharriss]

Yeah I am early Mike!!! Hope you good.

[@list25]

Hi Early, I'm Mike.

[@patrickharriss]

You're the best Mike

[@crystallucero1475]

Mike!!!!!!!!!!!! Yall are back!! Omg I just stumbled on this video...yay!!!!! you lost weight buddy ...I gained weight LOL so we all changed over this last couple of years. Dude Im so glad you are back!!!!!!!!

[@list25]

Thanks so much! It's good to be back

[@user-vm5ud4xw6n]

Of course men don’t think about sex every 7 seconds. It’s really 5!!😂😂😂

[@andrewt6802]

Actually humans and dinosaurs did coexist, and they still do- birds are literally living dinosaurs.

[@colorfulshow33]

Whoever is reading this, I pray that whatever you’re going through gets better and whatever you’re battling with makes your situation better as you’re continuing to be a better person each day. I have faith that you’ll turn out great as your circumstances will change. Have a fantastic day! You got this! 🤗💪🏼❤

[@cherriaydelotte8327]

That was so nice of you☺️ Thanks for the positive message 🕊🕊🕊☺️

[@lesnyk255]

A few false truths from my distant youth: "Use butter to soothe a kitchen burn".... "Dreams only last a few seconds, even the 'long' ones"... "Stars twinkle, planets don't"... "Dogs can only see in black & white".... "Daddy-longlegs are highly venomous".... "The side of the moon we can't see is always dark".... "There's no gravity in outer space".... probably a lot more I can't recall at the moment. Hey! Welcome back! And congratulations on your weight loss, you look terrific! Having been there myself, I should warn you that the only way to keep it off is to permanently adopt the lifestyle changes you've already made. Onward, & well done!

[@lesnyk255]

Oh, & Isaac Newton was never bonked on the head by a falling apple....

[@brucemartini2288]

Sence of Direction, and strong Sence of Humor😁

[@ittybittykittymama7582]

Bad sense of spelling! LOL

[@ohthereyouarepeter1435]

18:15 how have I never over thought that? I over think a lot of things... Great, so much for sleep tonight 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@kaxtorplose]

It wasn't an apple, it was a kumquat. As in - "Eve absconded with the kumquat."

[@malissahyatt2425]

😂🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂 You win comments for the day!!!

[@michellegiordano8277]

Informative and hilarious!😅❤

[@Miss-Anne-Thrope]

Actually rabbits aren't supposed to eat a lot of seeds, they can actually block their digestive system and cause GI stasis and fruit is only supposed to be given as a small treat. A rabbit diet should be around 80% hay with small portions of leafy greens and about a handful of nuggets daily though mine also have access to unlimited hay. But yeah, rabbits should only eat carrots as an occasional treat, though their favourite part is the green top. That said, mine prefer bananas, they get so excited when I give them a small chunk of banana! 😁

[@kathywiseley4382]

Rabbits WILL eat the green tops off a carrot in the garden. I've seen them do it. But, yeah, I don't think a rabbit will dig up a carrot just to munch it.

[@earlewhitcher970]

As a carrot misconception it should be noted that eating carrots does not improve your eyesight. The eating of carrots was a ruse used by England to explain how their fighter pilots were able to have such success against the Nazi aircraft headed to England - "superior eyesight from a diet high in carrots" was a scam to protect the newly invented radar that gave the British pilots such an advantage.

[@Shorty_D1606]

They chew them to help wear their teeth down from growing to long

[@fare2muddlin]

Nyaaa, shoulda toined left at Albakoikie🐰

[@JudyR112]

Great to see you back! Music is very, very distracting though.

[@MDobri-sy1ce]

Hey, Michael since Halloween is coming will you be posting any creepy or scary videos? I still like the two sentences horror story. When, I looked up from my bed at night, I thought it was a demon. However, it was only my brother. Oh God that’s even worse!

[@list25]

Perhaps! Stay tuned!

[@ROBYNMARKOW]

Debunking Urban Legends would be cool. 👍

[@pbhop8479]

Loved this

[@kydrikezagrint7802]

I missed having Mike around. Hadn't watched the channel when he lift. What happened to Tristan I wonder.

[@list25]

He's opening his new studio, Chasing Shadows Gainesville.

[@kydrikezagrint7802]

That's nice. Hope things work out for him.

[@dawnhall8432]

I'm happily watching Mike on all the lists I've missed. 😊❤😊

[@list25]

Enjoy!