Community Notes Violating People

Today we react to some of the greatest community note violations ever
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[@Faith01841]

My favourite one will always be when someone tweeted pics of Jim Carrey as a young adult and now, and asked "what happened to him", the note said "He aged."

[@IAmARefrigerator]

And of course linked the wikipedia article for aging, linking your sources is important!

[@Jimyrt.]

Not James Marriott on the green screen when George said “don’t play with bears”

[@rohanreed238]

Literally 😂

[@gingercataj6686]

😭😭😭😭

[@1specified]

0:08 Fun fact: Community Notes wasn't even established under Elon's Twitter. It was the year before he'd actually become CEO

[@thomasoconnor8279]

you just community noted this video.

[@FishyYeti]

you had to ruin it didnt you

[@1specified]

@@FishyYeti Elon will be able to cope with not getting credit

[@0ceanmachine]

My personal community notes fun fact is Elon constantly getting called out on his own tweets by community notes on his own social site

[@sammygreen066]

I didn't know this! But also I haven't seen any recently, did they get rid of the feature? In which case it all makes sense

[@annodomini8590]

8:40 editing James in the background for "don't play with bears" fucking killed me

[@mayonnaise6847]

SAME

[@qlx-i]

wrong timestamp btw

[@Cenn_Devel]

7:10 Correct timestamp

[@jacturner6886]

Having a picture of James at 7:11 describing him as a bear is fucking hilarious cause it couldn’t be more true, and personally love that for him.

[@jakecartereditz9318]

pookie bear

[@Lin-rh6qs]

The bungie thing is mostly just because it's more fun. And when you're able to have fun doing exercise, you do it more often. But it's also good for people that have foot or knee issues, or even back issues depending on the exercise, because it takes pressure off of those areas while the person exercises.

[@xImmortalMindsx]

This is actually good to know. Thanks for mentioning. Take good care.

[@MusiciansRule07]

Community Notes is the best thing to come from Twitter since Dark Mode. And fun fact: it was there before Muskrat took it over because of all the misinformation that was all over the place, especially during the 2016 Election Cycle. And anything that keeps Rage Baiters from prospering is A-OK in my book! Most annoying MFs around!

[@timediamond3921]

1:25 stacking rocks is something every child does at one point, a pyramid is simply the most effective way to stack rocks and have them not fall over for a long time.

[@Ind3xPlus]

Also very important to note here, the doorways that are shown under the pyramids do not belong to them. They don't even have the same rocks.

[@whyamilikethis1998]

Having a picture of James while talking about bears 💀

[@D4RK_FL4M3]

Pyramids are like the easiest way to stack rocks, and we humans love to stack rocks, so it makes sense our international rock stacking looks similar.

[@epicfail7874]

1:12 it isn't that mad, there's only so many ways to stack rocks and pyramids are a pretty good way to do so, so many cultures created buildings, which varied in what they were used for, as pyramids

[@tatiana4050]

I wonder what aliens taught bees to build their nests? Air conditioned? Hexagonal cells?

[@bonecatart]

3:55 that community note was genuinely needed since SO many middle aged men in the replies were like “Hi Gorgeous xx” and had no fucking clue 💀💀

[@zxl7204]

realistically, none of those "people" are real. I hope not at least.

[@andrewpyrah]

The easiest way to stack blocks is a pyramid. Conspiracy solved.

[@beywheelzhater8930]

And, on top of that, having a symmetrical entrance to a place is kinda a common thing to do unless every 12 year old Minecraft player who has put a window on both sides of their door is simply apart of the new world order

[@forthefrogs]

Thank u!!

[@BiggestHaterInExistence]

Twitter is a hell hole

[@OG_Sneert0130]

But it’s better since Elon bought imo.

[@LeReubzRic]

Twitter is indeed a hell hole

[@NovelPhoinixTheSecond]

​@@OG_Sneert0130 It's far worse

[@OG_Sneert0130]

@@NovelPhoinixTheSecond I said in my opinion. So we obviously disagree.

[@gordonstrong5232]

​@@OG_Sneert0130 How can you believe it's better since musk? It's a n€0 n@tsi hellhole now

[@jacktaylor7690]

1:22 "im not into conspiracies" says the person who watches a whole season of Ancient Alienson KZbin 😂😂😂😂

[@emanuel6233]

What other megastructure than pyramids would ancient people's build? The pyramid shape is just the least difficult one to have as the foundation for your megastructure. Not to mention that the wide base and narrowing top makes it really stable. Imagine ancient peoples trying to build a megacube or the gigasphere lol

[@sugardust]

4:11 gonna community notes the community notes That is an iron pickaxe. Stone pickaxes are gray in color, yet the one he's holding is white (like an iron pickaxe) [insert link to wiki page of iron pickaxe]

[@veraaling5333]

Did you know that ancient cultures (at least the Roman’s and Greeks) knew that the earth was round. They calculated that. 2:34

[@rogueangel72]

7:11 good lord

[@jean-charleschabrol390]

7:10 IS WILD

[@andreasottohansen7338]

2:40 and even then, Greeks from thousands of years ago figured out the earth was round, and got pretty close to calculating its' size

[@clairegolder3683]

1:24 The reason we see pyramids everywhere is because the triangle is one of the strongest and most structurally stable shapes one can build with. It’s not surprising that so many different civilizations would discover this and proceed to make a giant one for one reason or another.

[@stevefromtoh]

3:07 THE LINK TO THE MALE WIKIPEDIA ARTICLE

[@pixcraft1995]

Love it when George uploads highlight of thr day

[@tatiana4050]

I think bungee workout might be better at burning calories than just treadmill. Not necessarily because it requires more muscle (don't know if it does but it will activate many different muscles). But because it is more enjoyable and therefore more sustainable. People don't work out only to lose weight, people want to be healthier, or do enjoyable things. It usually isn't "weird work out vs normal work out" It is more like "weird work out or sitting and doing nothing". Novelty of the thing motivates people, and we really shouldn't be bashing people when they are actively improving their lives.

[@Silveirias]

Even if it doesn't burn as many calories as a treadmill, it sure as hell looks a lot more fun than a treadmill. :D I don't know why people are so against adults doing fun things. Especially if it's women, some people will complain no matter what they do.

[@leebeedraws]

This is such a good point! I enjoy exercise, but struggle with gym workouts because I am usually bored out of my skull whilst doing reps or cardio, even with music or podcasts playing. Something engaging and fun is way more useful as a habit builder!

[@deleted-something]

We needed this

[@korin9673]

i’ve just been bingewatching all of the reaction videos on this channel for the past two days 😭😭

[@RedNumber19]

Community notes are the well needed “erm actually” to point out just how little you should trust anything on the internet. Sometimes they go a bit crazy though and note obvious satire, but most of the time they are alright, at least when they note satire they play along with it sometimes

[@FullOfMalarky]

5:14 that is the last name of the leader of the opposition in Canada.

[@jessicaholscher4097]

4:14 there's some iron ore right there. he's just going to make a crafting table and furnace before he digs it out.

[@emaych6348]

Not even a stone pick, he already has iron 💀

[@yourgoofball763]

7:10 james mariot jumpscare

[@MC_Champion_]

Bro the difference between ‘bears will kill you’ and ‘that’s a catapult, not a trebuchet’ is probably the most hilarious thing for me

[@sunnybunny8100]

7:10 James Marriott continues to live rent free in

[@selinesbeau]

I mean, the bungee thing looks like it would be low impact and fun.

[@Saint_Dan132]

this was a fun one

[@lunaescaples]

6:49 wrong, Komodo dragons actively eat human remains and humans on their island, Komodo, as well as the polar bear, so not the only.

[@feeling-pretty-old]

Wild Burnley mentioned

[@basementdwellercosplay]

The bears one is even more bad when you know that giving wild animals food is really bad for them

[@moltengears7483]

3:30 VERNAM HAHA

[@oliviamaelovick]

Community notes is a great feature 😂

[@milansmith8431]

Excellent feature for an excellent time

[@Shigization]

Yo that bungie thing looked hella fun

[@CalinJohnson-jh7oh]

(1) (1st like) Frfr

[@roseflood1612]

1:12 Pyramids are commonly found across the world as they are one of the simplest, yet strongest ways of building large strauctures. If I had to guess, the sets of doors/windows in each structure actually have different uses that the images doesn't tell us. It is also possible they were actually carved out by explorers years later whilst trying to enter. As for the painting, that building would have been in the middle east, so it would have been closely inspired by Egyptian architectures.

[@wizardsuth]

"They (Rolex watches) tend to go up over time." -- That's true of most timepieces apart from countdown timers.

[@Dogasupreme]

6:00 The quote is also wrong (imo), as Failure is absolutely fatal

[@jigglypuff604]

at around 4:15 steve did have an iron pick

[@aalytoks9755]

Bro you gotta react to the Squire program its hilarious😂

[@sammygreen066]

Community notes are a great idea for misinformation BUT when theyre on tweets that are clearly jokes i think theyre super annoying, like the cardio one. No one was gonna read that tweet as science

[@andreasottohansen7338]

1:28 Those structures are so similar, because they are easy (for large structures) to make. The entryways are rectangles because arches are hard to make.

[@richardhockey8442]

'Animals need our love' I'd like to see the video of him hugging a hippo or a polar bear. It was nice knowing you Daniel, but now you have re-entered the great circle of life via the digestive system of a pissed off polar bear

[@TheHerbinator.]

A man walks into a bar. Ouch, that’s got to hurt.

[@FreakoNek]

community notes in a nutshell is just yap supreme

[@Anonymus-ih7yb]

1:27 Pyramids are one of the most stable shapes to easily stack stone, three doors look good and rectangular ones are easy to build.

[@pelpikx]

Twitter is chaos

[@FLO-fj2pv]

This is sick

[@rainbowsnek]

1:20 pyramids around the world are built similarly because, well, there's basically only one way to build a pyramid lol. it's the same with similar houses, or having similarly-shaped cities, similar-width roads, similar weapons around the world etc. it's just efficient, and it looks good, so of course everyone's going to do it like that. no conspiracy required, just human nature

[@katyushasokol7435]

I ♡ memeulous

[@depressedtoaster887]

1:29 The US didn't enter WWII until 1941, thought that was gonna be the note

[@Wh1t3Bl4d3]

3:21 WAIT THATS VERNAM WTF

[@cynister7384]

It's almost as if the easiest way to stack blocks of stone without them falling over is to shape them like a pyramid.

[@Bloddrake]

Some times people community note posts in order to prevent engagement farming.

[@Uinb]

People mistaking the flight sim planes as real planes and news worthy reminds me of BBC putting a video of an attack up and it was a low res video from Arma 2 or 3

[@zyncxec3658]

Bro called it X

[@garethalford682]

I have two theories about who the Jack the Ripper was. It was either Francis Tumblety or HH Holmes

[@michaelg7601]

Pyramids are similar on other sides of the world because that is the simplest way to make a tall structure.

[@Amklord]

It’s almost like that’s the easiest way to stack stones high

[@saint-miscreant]

re: the Pyramids. it’s almost as if there was convergent evolution towards a stable shape suitable for many purposes! (also trade was a thing)

[@ethribin4188]

Community notes are the only good thing about twitter. It needs to become part of every social media platform.

[@wozzywick]

Is that George Clarke modelling the Rolex?

[@makiskanyt9269]

1:21 the reason they are all like that and facing the same way is because of the sun, they didn't have much light back in the day

[@maitiug]

7:10 LOL

[@SR-zp4je]

My guess is bungee workouts are for people with bad hips/knees, if the bungee gives them support

[@meinm3575]

07:11 - Hahahaha

[@coffeesimp6492]

Unironically though, the best way to burn calories is to do it in a way you enjoy/keeps you doing it. If you can't bring yourself to run for forty minutes every day, but you can get yourself to go to some wild bungee cardio class, do it! Whatever keeps you doing a workout is a good workout

[@ensommeille5315]

if the person talking about bears isn't trolling, they need to look up Timothy Treadwell. he spread the same kind of "bears are actually gentle and misunderstood creatures who need our love" rhetoric and got killed and eaten by one, the audio of it happening was recorded. animals are cool but the undomesticated ones are not our friends and don't have to be, we can admire from a distance

[@Memeulous_son]

7:11 😂😂

[@diarmuidkuhle8181]

A pyramid is simply the most stable shape to stack up a lot of rocks to make a large structure. Nothing odd about more than one people figuring this out.

[@SienAppelsien]

Tiff Shuttlesworth sounds like a silly dnd name 😭

[@daiymohermitaurenjoyer9160]

Also isn't tbr basis of alcohol the natural process of fermentation?

[@Legofilmz99]

Gerorge is always right he never will need comunity notes

[@user-je1kz9xc8r]

The Greeks new the earth was round.

[@corruptedplayer]

even around christopher columbus the people knew the earth was round. they just thought he was gonna die because of starvation, which he nearly did

[@Sumuddy]

George can we a get a unhinged instagram comments video please

[@Bananax60]

Remember, these ancient civilizations who thought that the earth was flat, also believe that drilling holes in people heads with a slightly sharp rock was a good idea!

[@vanurp9130]

"You may know, o seeker of the truth of astrology, that the celestial sphere is a physical ball, perfectly circular and so is everything contained therein in, at all times in all states." -Picatrix al-ghayat. 11th century.

[@noblestsavage1742]

i want to see Daniel play with a wild bear. hope he posts a video

[@MrBern91]

Hahahha... Even if bears are indeed only playing with you, you are very likely to be killed by them... Like... They're organic tanks. xD And then they end up eating you because they realized that you became their prey.

[@cantin8697]

3:04 Not even allowed satire or jokes on that damned website anymore.

[@yugimotobutjacked3231]

3:31 looks a bit like George Clarkey

[@tatsuo367]

I think the always sunny one is talking about the earlier seasons as they were much more edgy

[@astrogingerninja]

Real.

[@lilygray34500]

i miss twitter actually being called twitter😩it was iconic

[@NoahL_axolotls]

Pyramids were built by multiple unrelated cultures due to engineering. Basically they all found a good way to stack rocks!

[@MySerpentine]

Re: thumbnail: we've known the Earth is round for 2000 years

[@danielcues]

CN: Community Notes were implemented a year before Elon took over

[@krishnapillaijanardanannai9897]

3:22 of course vernam posted this

[@notwwwe]

4:22 Pretty sure that is just young stalin

[@cantin8697]

2:19 Cmon man, that looks fun, let people enjoy stuff

[@teamofone1219]

I find it funny when flat earther’s try to prove the earth is flat they accidentally prove it’s round.

[@nessahatesthissomuch]

7:10 ...

[@arch4053]

Let's also keep in mind nature does in fact make alcohol. It happens every time a fruit falls off a tree and stays too long