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[@ticnatz]

We are an 'evolutionary cul-de-sac'....one of my favorite Carlin lines...

[@donaldwilliams4019]

He had a unique way of putting a mirror on the face of our society, forcing us to see ourselves differently

[@BelfastManUtdTherapy]

i love that phrase you've just said. so true.

[@tubeyou222100]

I am old enough to remember when bottled water was new. Athletes and hikers had water bottles or canteens but the thought of paying for a bottle of water was a joke like paying for bottled air 😂

[@SuperChaoticus]

Once again, George predicted the future. I don't think anyone can argue that society and civilization aren't crumbling.

[@koalabrownie]

People who think civilization is going to come crashing down are just one stepped removed from people who think Jesus will return in their lifetimes, just another form of self-importance. History is cyclical, there are crests and troughs, upturns and downturns, but overall things keep moving forward.

[@mbg4681]

13:16 1) Some species just die off because they aren't equipped to survive the changes to their environment, man-made or otherwise (wooly mammoth, passenger pigeon) ; 2) others survive basically unchanged for hundreds of millions of years (alligator, cœlocanth) ; 3) others disappear and beget newer species (australopithecine to human) ; 4) others survive and beget newer species (brown bear to polar bear)

[@patrickcorliss8878]

As an Australian I never heard about the passenger pigeon (an extinct species of pigeon endemic to North America) but it seems like a beautiful bird. Apparently the bird was so bountiful that there were millions in huge flocks. How could they have been driven to extinction? A similar thing happened with the bison. And compare that to the 12,000 square kilometres of seabed called the Dogger Bank off the coast of England where all the fish were almost completely wiped out. Look up "rewild our seas" for more.

[@matthewgilbert9881]

Yeah, George was grossly oversimplifying. What we’ve done is increase the species in category one. And we won’t destroy the planet, we will cause the planet to be inhospitable to humans. I would like humans to last longer than a few generations past me.

[@larrysbrain1627]

Britt's a pleasure to watch, and seeing her watch Carlin help her to escape the darkness.

[@SuperChaoticus]

I love that you have reacted to so many of George's videos. I've been listening to him since 'Toledo Window Box'. His truth bombs opened my eyes and changed the way I look at our modern 'civilization'.

[@DavidClark-es1ww]

Hey Ms. Britt,....where have you been for the last year? I can't believe that your wholesome beautifulness ended so quickly! What's up with that?

[@Mac-ix4qp]

It is great to see someone younger recognizing George's insights. Ever since my dad played me both sides of AM/FM at too young of an age I have been hooked.

[@chocopuddingcup83]

The perfect follow-up to this video is Carlin's 'trillion uncle Daves' sketch.

[@acerpro101]

I love that uncle dave bit

[@TheGamingCathedral]

That one is so underrated imo

[@bobdavis4848]

Hi Britt! I’m enjoying your reaction to George Carlin videos! My father’s mother was called Nana, too! I never drink Coca Cola anymore. In terms of soda, only Nitro Pepsi.

[@krisfrederick5001]

George Carlin saw the Matrix before it was a movie...

[@UmbraFulgur]

Unsurprisingly. Too many deja vu. At some point you start to get the point ... and the pattern.

[@revengeofthenerd5261]

Over the last few days I've been binging George Carlin reactions and your playlist from a year ago has been prominent in that binge. But this is the first one I saw where you had the 'water droplets' filter over the reference footage, which the only other reactor I know on You Tube who does that is Mr. LBoyd, one of my favorite YT reactors. Then I learned that you two are cousins. That's awesome. The two of you should collab one day. Or you should continue following his example and do movie and TV show reactions. I'd be here for it

[@alvinteo4490]

Entropy is a statistical effect where disorder is always the case over time. For example, if you drop an ink into water, it will spread out eventually. A broken egg cannot be unbroken. Or you can just take entropy as disorderliness of a system over time.

[@patrickcorliss8878]

Exactly. Order becomes disorder.

[@russellboynton9153]

You need to finish that whole set this is from. The next bits he was getting to will really make you say wow.

[@ancientjediwarrior]

What's it called

[@TheLynx1984]

It's called saving the planet and Brit already reacted to this bit. She should have ended by saying that so people would be less confused

[@BelfastManUtdTherapy]

"The planet is gonna planet" what a great term, i will be using that someday!!

[@BrandomShadow]

Species most of the time go out because the planet goes through phases. It switches between ice ages and tropical ages, species so adapted to their situation while are pros at what they do are the first to go if the environment changes. These can be caused by the phases of the planet or from natural disasters or even cosmic ones like meteoroids. For those curious... we have been through 9 ice ages before this one that we are coming out of.

[@billtaylor3382]

I'm 65 and growing up we drank from the hose and tap water. But have had a water cooler with 5 gallon jugs so I guess I like it better then tap water.

[@PaulDA2000]

Biological cul-de-sac.

[@Ironlantern723]

15:00 This is one of my top 5 favorite lines from George Carlin. It's why, while I don't go out of my way to litter or anything like that, I don't go out of my way to not litter either. If you don't want me to not just throw everything in the garbage it's up to you to make it as simple for everyone involved as possible.

[@SighDontWantAHandle]

The way he's uusing Entropy, it just means that everything rots.

[@scottbaldwin7133]

another way to show how smart george was.

[@christhornycroft3686]

George is describing what it’s like to be Canadian and watching American news. 😂

[@Chetloore]

I bet.

[@Chetloore]

@@mikegriffin3388 Hold my beer! Florida is here!

[@Chetloore]

@@mikegriffin3388 Florida is scary yet comedic but fully has no power. Trump makes me believe in Satan. It's like we elected the state of Florida, but we understand as a country that Florida is psychotic so wtf.

[@sleigh4019]

Like watching Canada crush workers and truckers and take all guns? Sure.. Think America still has a constitution .. Back st ya

[@buuam7555]

This season of America is really going off 😂

[@1983sergev]

Nice to see you like learning and enjoyed Carlin again! May I suggest some Bad Religion songs? The singer (Greg Graffin) is an Evolutionary biologist and despite the band popularity, he wrote several books and has even taught some classe in UCLA, another great unconventional educator like Carlin. One of my favorite song from Bad Religion is called "Entropy" from the album "Against the Grain" 😉 Tap water is fine 99% of the time, everybody loves a good explosion, deep down everybody is the same and yet in any group with more than 1 person, there's always at least a point on which they have opposite views... So much truth in his comedy! The extinction events in Earth history is something that happens often, the largest one killed over 80% of all marine life at the time. Biomes always recovered, with the survivors evolving into new species. Life: the eternal cycle.

[@BrunoidGames]

You're so chill.. Love your reacts.

[@DavidClark-es1ww]

Chilled out,.....have to say, you personify cool

[@kinjiru731]

Even before humans existed, many species went extinct. Sometimes because competing species were able to crowd them out. Sometimes because they could not adapt to changing conditions like droughts, cold periods, changes in the salinity / ph of water and so on. Humans dramatically impact animals and we do cause extinctions by our actions, but it's also true that extinctions have and will always occur so long as life exists.

[@moni13000]

The species disappearing thing is just the cycle of evolution. Some of them have evolved to the point that they can no longer be classified as the same species they used to be. Some failed to adapt to their environment and simply died out. I’m sure many of those species be referred to went extinct due to the ice ages and other catastrophic events, like how the dinosaurs went extinct due to the meteors. The few species that still exist today have done so by evolving and adapting to their new environments. Like how birds are descendants of dinosaurs. Horseshoe crabs are a good example- they have existed since before the dinosaurs making them one of the most resilient species.

[@kenanderson2002]

Britt, I gotta say, I only subscribe to a couple of reaction people but today I finally subscribed to your channel. I really love how you do your thing differently than most others. Especially here, when you admit you don't know what entropy is. I love that you looked it up so you'd know. PLEASE keep doing that!!!

[@JKM395]

Entropy isn't hard to understand. We see it every day. No matter what, everything gets worse over time. Energy is lost or corruption sneaks into the code. It's really just a fancy way of saying that nothing lasts forever.

[@danmadrid8227]

There are some things that do not.. some creatures in the Hydrozoa class, for example. I've heard that some whales do not age either.

[@AutomaticDuck300]

@@danmadrid8227 Lobsters too

[@Chaka2225]

The only problem with the tap water in my town is Lime, lots of folks get a water softener then just drink up. Change filters every 6 months-2 years

[@sheilastutz6436]

He would say, in several skits, people worry too much, and you can't just go out there and stop what's going to happen!

[@glennclarke4239]

The word is "evolution".

[@donaldleider7382]

I’m 66 years old born and raised in Brooklyn NY and I have to say New York has about the best water water anywhere. Straight out of the reservoirs in the beautiful Catskill Mountains

[@philipshannon3521]

Awesome comedian with knowledge!!!

[@Frostrazor]

Entropy isn't specifically the presence "chaos and mayhem" It's a scientific philosophy that purposes all systems will eventually break down into chaos and unpredictability. To answer your question about species disappearing - they evolve into new species as the environment and/or ecology of their habitat changes - their diet, the presences of too many predators, too few prey, etc. Many factors play a role - and yes our presence is one of those. But creatures have evolved since the first microorganisms appeared on planet from the earlies primordial days, and continue to evolve today.

[@monarch-black]

I run the water company for 3 towns. I drink the water with no filter because I know how much we test it and it's fine. I still log all the complaints from people who think there's something wrong with it. The water filter industry has everyone so paranoid. There are anomalies like Flint, MI, but if you look at the country as a whole we have the best water quality we've had since the industrial revolution started and cites got big. (There have always been and still are some rural areas with amazing quality springs and such.) It's not like you hear about cholera outbreaks and stuff like back in the day in cities.

[@jimcoogan1529]

The tap water in New York is just fine. Straight from the mountains. Its the age of the plumbing that causes water issues in some houses and buildings.

[@gregoryams]

Hello from The Netherlands, thank you for the vid,

[@yougotmossed3592]

True, the planet will be here after we are all long gone.

[@mikebuck2225]

George was awesome. My favorite. My friends call me George,for my rants. He saw the future& made comity out of it. Love your vids britt

[@brandonhargis4104]

I love this skit and I like how you look at these reactions and think about them You did have one question during the video that you asked for an answer to so I will take a shot. Why do some species die off and others are still here? The answer is pretty straightforward, really. Imagine a polar bear today, in Australia. I mean. Take a family of polar bears and put them in the outback and see if they are able to successfully reproduce and populate the area. They won't. Because Polar bears are not suited to living in those conditions. The environment of the Earth constantly changes over time due to a myriad of circumstances far exceeding anything humans have ever managed to create. The Earth during the time of the dinosaurs was much hotter on average and had way much more Co2 and other "greenhouse" gases in the atmosphere than it does today. The animals alive today could not survive, generally, in those conditions. The animals that were alive then could not survive today. Species go extinct because they are not able to adapt to their environment and changes that occur in it over time. Mammoths didn't go extinct because humans hunted them to death, they went extinct because the Ice age ended and the Earth got warmer and Mammoths couldn't deal with it. Simple as that. Species go extinct because the Earth changes over time and they can't adapt. Just like the Earth is changing now, and more species are going extinct. Maybe even people. But even if that happens, the planet will be here. It recovered from a 10 km asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs which had lived on the Earth for 150 million years. It can handle whatever we throw at it.

[@johnhorchler667]

I had never thought of it that way.😮 & I am not being toxic I don't like toxic people.

[@ironthornkoncepts]

The planet will be just fine... We're not killing it... We're killing ourselves! Thanx humans! ✌️😎👍

[@christianokolski9701]

Native NYer here... tap water is the best of anywhere I've lived/been.

[@kirktown2046]

Entropy is the tendency for all things to fall apart over time. Living cells on Earth all seem to have 3 big tools: Self replication(copy yourself), entropy extraction(pull resources out of your surroundings and use them for yourself, usually by metabolism or photosynthysis), and a Turing machine (an algorithm implementer, decision making computer/brain). We humans seem to be much fancier than what goes on in our Sun, Sol, but in a way, we're both doing the same thing. The sun is extracting entropy in the form of combustion and nuclear fission, burning away its energy into the cosmos as an ever-churning superhot plasma, and we're like little bubbling effervescence on Earth, also extracting entropy but much more slowly through metabolism and photosynthesis etc. In terms of entropy extraction, we are literally competing with yeast and every other living thing on Earth, but also competing against forest fires and other combustion... There is finite negentropy to extract on Earth, it's going to run out one day. An entropy gradient allows both of those things to happen, and it's posited that existence as we know it is very slowly approaching an "entropic abyss" where everything is exhausted and stretched out to an absolute limit and physics break down.

[@TigerHogan]

What he’s describing is tiny species like insects and even plants. It makes the stat less unbelievable when understood that way.

[@davidagnew1753]

Don't forget single celled organisms like amoeba, bacteria, viruses, etc. These species alone number in the billions.

[@geraldspencer8679]

9:18 Uh-oh! There you go with that pinky and thumb, Britt. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣

[@johnking1896]

You have learned the ' PHONE CALL ' hand sign LOL.

[@scottbaldwin7133]

its called Evolution

[@uraniumcranium2613]

George didn't say evolutionary mistake, he said evolutionary cul de sac - a dead end. Kind of like a family tree ending.

[@Songfugel]

No, he literally said "a biological mistake, an evolutionary cul de sac"

[@ydenneki]

As for your question at 13:25, SOME of the species in the oceans have been around, essentially unchanged, for hundreds of millions of years. The Nautilus has been here for 500 million years, the Coelacanth and Horseshoe Crab for 400 million years plus each, and living speciment are almost identical to their fossilised ancestors. Just because a species is OLD doesn't mean it's going to go extinct, especially in the deep ocean, where conditions rarely change. It's only on LAND where conditions are CONSTANTLY changing that species are disappearing ... and extinction is NOT always due to dieing off as people assume. If a species evolves far enough from it's previous state it becomes a NEW SPECIES, and the old one is now extinct. Homo erectus is an extinct species not because they died out but because they evolved into Homo Heidelbergensis, then THEY went extinct when they evolved to Homo Sapiens (along with at least one other dead-end evolutionary line)

[@planetpjr]

the McDonalds shooting massacre was in 1984,California

[@TheCastellan]

2:30 Some places put fluoride, which is the waste product of aluminum manufacturing, in water, and that stuff's been designated as a neurotoxin by Harvard.

[@phdonme1]

New York's water is great. I had to go three or four times a year up to Manhattan and Brooklyn for shows, order me clients. And many times I've woken up in the middle of the night after getting a little rowdy with clients or reps, and just drinking right from the faucet and it always tasted sweet.

[@Steve-hq4fm]

Crocodiles and sharks were here millions of years before the 1st dinosaurs appeared, and they've been here millions of years after the last dinosaurs died out!!! Their ability to adapt to catastrophes is what determines if they live or die!

[@michaelluciano7774]

LOVE your sweetie!! Your beautiful and open minded 💕 ❤️

[@dcaseng]

I live in NYC, and grew up drinking nothing but tap water. I'm 53 now, and there is nothing wrong with it.

[@Durahan82]

The Water is fine in Canada 🇨🇦

[@juliagrant3299]

Entropy is also Delta S. What is order will naturally become disordered. Think of your clean room and how in days it can become a mess in days.

[@geraldgifford2789]

REMEMBER the date he recorded this. He was ranting way before Smartphones an the internet , he was way before his time.

[@rickpallas2001]

He always made me laugh, then made me think.

[@thejackal367]

Magnetic Reversal of the Poles...if you are looking for a rabbit hole to dive down, look it up. It's absolutely wild

[@janbarriault4494]

George would be great Prof for a philosophy lecture!

[@The1painkiller]

Under the surface everything is chaos. Hands on a wall clock moving looks to be in order, however the atoms are moving and shaking at enormous rates.

[@garethm3242]

Not to sound smug, but here in northern Ireland the tap water is great. George's dad was born here incidentally.

[@skunkmonster1]

There is A LOT going on in the world... fascism is rampant, and he had a premonition of society breaking down. I would love to hear his mind today. #voteblue 2024!!!

[@lucyFV]

That reminds me of the one when he was was talking about germs

[@davidedwards1705]

1:45 I live in a tiny place called Carl's Corner, Tx and the "water" is so bad it gives you Diarrhea. I literally bought a Water Cooler (bottom loader) like in an office building and 5 refillable 5 gallon water barrels.

[@cashbyrd781]

most of thetime they dont go extinct they evolve they come back stronger and more equipped to deal with their habitat

[@robertgarza1109]

Hi Brittany,👋 i grew up drinking tap water especially as a kid playing outside all the time in the late 60's and early 70's drinking water from the water hose, nothing wrong with it.

[@pattaccone]

2:07 I’m Canadian , our tap water is much better than the sewage that comes in the bottles

[@jdtwk123]

If you're really interested in how species go extinct or disappear, you need to seriously start learning about evolution, historical climate change (as opposed to industrial driven), the big Extinction Events we have had. Species can go extinct from climate changes, like much of the megafauna did, they can go extinct from direct aggression and competition from other species, such as the grinding out of the Terror Birds of South America once canids arrived from contact with the North american continent. They can gradually evolve into new variants, leaving the older ones out competed or subsumed by the more successful varieties. Natural selection. Once something evolves an ability to penetrate your defenses, unless you can adapt, you don't last long. Environmental catastrophes have wiped out most life on this planet 5 times over, each time what remained sprang back to a whole new array of species not seen before to fill the gaps.

[@sf0tacticalguy]

Adaptability. That's what separates extinct species from surviving species.

[@Platinumdose420]

7:51 he didnt mean 500 Miles per hour? he meant miles as a distance hence why he said toddlers can do it!

[@bobbyquinting3918]

I live in Blackford County, IN and I do not drink the local water!

[@mikmaqwoman]

Evolution and the Survival of the Fittest. Charles Darwin, This explains exactly what GC was talking about. He was a brilliant word genius - Wish he was still with us

[@cmirtschin]

Your Nana cares. This is a good thing 🥰

[@chinaskidotgov]

All our tap water comes from bubbling springs..ive got like ten that i can just think of.

[@CoachJasonCurtis]

CARLIN = 🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐💯

[@09spidy]

To put it simply: Entropy is a scientific concept, as well as a measurable physical property, that is most commonly associated with a state of disorder, randomness.

[@johnfarnham7288]

And as a scary theoretical concept, Entropy is associated with the heat death of the universe.

[@dizoce9069]

1st answer on google copy pasta guaranteed

[@patrickcorliss8878]

It's not so much a state of disorder but that any state of order "becomes" disordered. So when you die your well-ordered body eventually deteriorates to disordered molecules. In the same way the sun will eventually burn out. In fact the whole universe will end up as a random mass of - I don't know what to call it - goo maybe. The heat death.

[@whattheplucked9576]

In the absence of external forces, all things get worse, not better. If you leave your house for six months, it won't magically get cleaner.

[@KimmaParish]

Christ, anyone can copy paste the first line of the wiki. Do people have their own thoughts anymore? It's basically complex things becoming less complex, or breaking apart. Complex stuff becomes less complex, naturally, over time. Typically that means organic things dying and decaying. Big to small, complex to simple, hot to cold, etc. Entropy also usually applies to closed systems, which is why society becomes more complex, but people still die, and the universe will still suffer heat death. Open systems have somewhat different rules.

[@GothamsHer0]

How are there NOOOOO Flint, MI water comments in here yet?!?!! :D

[@---Tre---]

Louisville, KY has the best tap water!!!

[@ihabibrahim8902]

Congrats you've just watched the greatest stand bit in history

[@andybryson8008]

ENTROPY - the tendency of all things to go downhill to the point where they can't get any worse!

[@alino61]

love your hair like that ..:)💓

[@Magician1939]

NYC tap water is one of the best waters in the country

[@thomasgriffiths6758]

I remember as a kid visiting my cousins in upstate New York they're well or the water system had sulfur in the water so it smelled and tasted like eggs.

[@Valhalrik]

A man Preach, Rev. George Carlin

[@nelsonsavage4635]

I swear Heath Ledger got his whole steelo for the Joker from this guys stand up.

[@gaalanonim4503]

I've been drinking tap water my entire life - might be why I was always unable to get sick, even when I really tried - but I've lived in kinda of rural area of my country. 4 years now since I've started living in our capital city and it turns out that the tap water in my home was actually really disgusting shit. Never realized it until I've started drinking capital's tap water xD And still a lot of ppl I know say "yo, this water is ass and a half, you will die by drinking it" - I guess the actual "pure and good water" is some mythical panaceum with ambrosia written all over it.

[@timv4290]

New to your channel so im late to your game but you posed a question that i can kinda answer. You posed the question about hiw some species survive and other die out. Its evolution, adaptability and mutation. Evolution or entropy. You evolve or you die. Life is a science project. This include humans as well. Nature is gonna throw crap at us to test us to see if we can survive or if we need to be pruned. Take rabbits for an example. Rabbits have evolved according to their enviroment. Those that live in moderate climates reflect their coats in coloration to blend into their surroundings. Yet those in colder climates where there is snow and ice have a different color. They are white and black rather than brown. Theres a two fold reason. Thevwhite allows them to blend in while the black allows them to absorb heat. Brown rabbits blrnd in to their backgrounds which hides them from predators. What it all boils down to is you either adapt to your surroundings or you die, that simple. This is done through mutation. Some work and make life easier to survive. Others don't and are culled to make way fir the rest that do. I'm not good at words but this might help a little.

[@mr.jglokta191]

Sharks have been around for over 400 _million_ years. About 100 million years before vertebrates left the sea for land life

[@dennisellis3605]

Some things exist longer than others because they are able to adapt to environmental change while others could not

[@bradsullivan2495]

A 20-minute Carlin rant, "People Who Should be Killed" is hilarious and worth a reaction.

[@shreknet]

I'll be 666. If the Earth doesn't shake us off, Tech will. Our own inspirations and creativity will come crashing down on our intentions. The only thing that ever ........ could release and free us was our Intent. Intent is the most powerful force in the universe, pure will. And those with the most intent guide the universe.

[@EmeraldBayMovies]

I've basically only ever drank tap water at home lol. I think the water out west tends to be pretty clean compared to the rest of the country

[@marcopolitical7571]

Meanwhile in Europe it’s normal to drink water directly from the kitchen tap. And that’s the case as long as I can remember. You can buy water in bottles from the supermarket but it’s pretty unnecessary to buy those here. The states of America is in many fields of society a developing country.

[@mattdeves1900]

G'day there sweetheart! PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE can you try some Aussie stuff! The Divynals for a start, they're magic. Johnny Farnham, classic. Midnight Oil, INXS, The Seekers, the list goes on and on. We made some great music too you know! PLEASE! I PROMISE, YOU WONT REGRET IT!

[@Sean-bf3lh]

Most of this happened so today if he were alive hed be a happy guy

[@shawnboyce1663]

Tap water could be bad from the source but, mostly because of old pipes. Look closely at your bottled water some of them will say they're from a municipal source (tap water) perhaps filtered a bit.

[@brucestamm5920]

You are awesome! Thanks

[@marcieharreld286]

Maybe we should call him the Great Predictor!!!!🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@Valhalrik]

Got you on music, but nobody holds a candle to George Carlin