Cat's Cradle: The Day the World Ended

[@BoobyWarfare]

For AP Chem students: water vapor molecules are always floating in the air. Due to random collisions, eventually the entire hydrosphere would be crystallized.

[@maryclarence8971]

The ending was so absurd, touching and abrupt that its like someone just slapped me in the face

[@lethalmuffin101]

Excellent video! I think Cat's Cradle is Vonnegut's best work, and is criminally under-appreciated! Breakfast of Champions is my fav Vonnegut, but Cat's Cradle may be the best.

[@peckish_tooth6515]

"Bluebeard" is worth a look IMHO.

[@brandonluck159]

accept lies as the truth or accept truth as lies, take your pick.

[@joshuataylor4028]

Good shit my man, your videos are very interesting. Keep up the good work!

[@mbox314]

"Chat gpt I need you to wite and narate a summary of a book so I can create some content on the tube"

[@Huly241072]

Who's here because they watched “The Recruit” such a dumb film but it made me read the book

[@kennyhagan5781]

Glad that I subscribed. No disappointments here. Vonnegut's story TANGO is something special.

[@LITTIPS]

Thanks for the rec, Kenny! I'll add it to my list

[@0playnicekids]

Foma!

[@thorenjohn]

Beautiful presentation, Mr. Kulm. Thank you!

[@chrisgreen7932]

Awesome video!

[@michaelnolan6054]

His name was John. It's right there on page one.

[@sadrhogollsodia9505]

Love that ending.

[@andrewgreen9612]

Thumbing my nose at you know who... who is you know who?

[@gon9593]

So ice nine dose kills

[@ryangainey94]

One thing I never understood about this -- the melting point for Ice IX is about 130°F right? So if you don't want everything freezing to death, just keep it hot, right?

[@andrewjacks2716]

I think the easily preventable nature of the disaster is part of the point.

[@derwienernuts]

Can you survive in those conditions? Can any plants or animals? That Is the lowest possible temperature that supports liquid water in this new reality.