How We Discovered Germs

[@pbsorigins]

Hey Originauts! I'll be here answering questions and comments for the next hour so drop me a line if you want to talk more about germs! -Danielle

[@allentorrance6186]

Good work

[@olly2027]

Hi.

[@Steveofthejungle8]

Thanks for the great video as always! We’re getting through this together!

[@eleanorbirchellhughes]

Cool video as always. Good to remind ourselves how far we've come from those days before antibiotics and vaccines. I found that the involvement of the scientist that created the rubella vaccine in consultation for the current search rather comforting. Thank you 😃 (also my son and I did finally get our youtube channel going, thank you for the encouragement)

[@pbsorigins]

That's awesome! So happy to hear that the channel is up and running :)

[@eleanorbirchellhughes]

@@pbsorigins 😃

[@AckzaTV]

yes cuz we all know vaccines are all so safe and big pharmaceutical companies would never lie to us to make money!

[@shkee23]

Joseph Lister as in...Listerine?

[@pbsorigins]

According to a quick google search and this listerine website, that is where the name comes from! good catch! www.listerine.com/about

[@thatsdaniellelol]

Oh my gosh!!! My name is Danielle too!!! And I Love science and history and knowledge too 🙌🏾🙌🏾💯

[@kernelpanick636]

I've missed these videos so much!

[@Enigmanaut]

I always thought Miasma was pronounced "ME-as-ma". I'd read it many times before, but I'd never heard it pronounced. So, I learned more than you intended today.

[@roxanamunoz6347]

I love her!!!! Imagine if Netflix gave her a show ahhhh I would live

[@franciscamoena6666]

i thought you were gonna mention the future of germs/diseases, as you most likely already know the growing problem of antibiotic resitance is gonna be a huge one. i would have loved that you explore more on that topic

[@acecat5575]

Love learning... and when under stay home instructions, it's oh so necessary! Thanks from CR 🇨🇷

[@fireheadmx]

Stay Safe!

[@MrMantis32]

Best channel, love learning while being entertained. Stay safe y'all!

[@elizabethdavis1696]

I would love more videos on vaccines , antibiotics, and antivirals I suspect I’m not alone in this considering the covid19 problems were having

[@angusbeef3581]

Love your vids btw!

[@skpjoecoursegold366]

well put together.

[@rayway82]

I'd like to add Ignaz Semmelweis to that list of brilliant scientists.

[@pbsorigins]

We have a video on why we wash our hands that explores Semmelweis' legacy. You should check it out!

[@limalicious]

I'm always really sad when I think of him, mostly because it makes me sad how resistant humans can be to science, even still today.

[@DrMcCoy]

The ch in Koch is a voiceless velar fricative, not a k sound. Same for Paul Ehrlich.

[@ColleenJousma]

The Koch brothers seem to pronounce(d) their name the way she pronounced it. That's probably why she said it that way.

[@lbarnx]

I knew an Army chaplain named Koch that pronounced like she did.

[@DrMcCoy]

@@lbarnx Yeah, that's the "americanized" pronunciation, because you people can't do the "ch". That crept into usage when people with the German surname Koch migrated to the US. Robert Koch, however, was German, and the German pronunciation was and is still a voiceless velar fricative. Same for Ehrlich. And same for Bach, while we're at it.

[@theplaguedoctor1862]

Good video!

[@sellmoon]

I was shocked to hear that penicillin was discovered in 1928!! 😲 We discovered it so late (we used many medications from herbs even before we knew why they worked) and we've made so much progress in less than 100 years!

[@lionheadlionhead7849]

Great video 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@stevenlerner5515]

i like these videos thanks for making them

[@charliechan8063]

I love watching her videos !!!!

[@ninamariebarbuto]

Hello!! Can you do a history on the police and the fraternal order of police, the fop? Ps I love your videos! You are the best!!!!!

[@chrisking6695]

It's 2021 and we have people calling BS on scientific findings. Imagine the push back they had to deal with back then. Lol

[@pianodaryl]

"YOU ARE FABULOUS!!!" (I've subscribed)

[@christinekaiser4545]

Make these videos in other languages! I love the history and the science

[@Grabbearjet]

The dislikes are from all the microbes just tryna live their life.

[@mrtrashy7787]

It is important to remember that after the humiliation humanity faced after denying germ theory, germ theory itself became the provenant theory and doctrines of doctors and holistic practices were utterly abandoned in the west

[@mr51406]

Lovely video Danielle and nice to see you bright and cheery as always, it does me a lot of good! ⭐️☮️❤️🌈 3:04 Carter’s plasters and Hamlin’s wizard oil: who would buy such nonsense? (Answer: The intellectual ancestors of those buying Ms Paltrow’s goop and Mr Bakker’s silver solution.) Sandi Toksvig talks about Alexander Fleming and also Lady Mary Wortley Montagu who introduced and advocated smallpox inoculation to Britain in her video from last Friday. And to those who don’t like doing dishes: Fleming discovered penicillin because of his untidy lab habits. 😜 kzbin.info/www/bejne/hGeuknuwYs1jb5Y

[@troysanders915]

Dont forget John Snow, the early epidemiologist not the dragon dude

[@KoolT]

19th Century. That's what I was looking up.

[@kaleahcollins4567]

Syphilis has been in Europe since the Roman Empire

[@Jenjen-qc5eq]

Wow !!!!... It has only been in the last hundred and fifty years that we discovered that bacteria existed. 😊🍰🍯 UK

[@solascriptura-e7t]

Do you have an origin of [American] marriage video? It's mind boggling to see how different American marriages are from the rest of the world; and how even biracial marriages weren't "socially acceptable" in Alabama, until 1960.

[@carlospesqueraalonso4988]

I suggest you have the Teleprompter nearer to the cam. I guess that it is because recording in this pandemic times is more difficult, but good luck!

[@Thundercats125]

Cool

[@BothHands1]

2:08 that's japanese art, and japanese calligraphy

[@Ironborn4]

THaT's jAPaNEse ArT, aND JapAnEse cALlIGrAPhy

[@darthbee18]

If my memory serves me right, Louis Pasteur and Robert Koch were good friends (or at least amicable colleagues) right until the French-Prussian war, where their professional correspondence ended 😅😫😷

[@AckzaTV]

germs originated in germany

[@KoolT]

But many are airborne. But clean is important. Why Rabbis said wash hands.

[@alexioforte397]

Germ theory

[@avi12]

Who else read the title as: "How We Discovered Gems" (without "r")

[@ChinaWolf2009]

Me and I was so confused for the first minute of the video until I realized my mistake

[@mandelabutterfly9162]

I discovered them in my brother's closet. It's a pigstyle.

[@mktemple476]

They may have developed A vaccine for measles decades ago, but I'm still waiting for the safer version - an inactivated one. Until then, I'm dependent on herd immunity.

[@KoolT]

Louie Louie. Milk guy.

[@AckzaTV]

oh cool a big black strong woman reading from a script , u can even see her eyes reading the script, i wonder how many affirmative action tokens she was given

[@martyshannon7542]

Take Mico biology in college. You will learn this.

[@JoeSmith-jd5zg]

Hi. I like you.

[@Dayglodaydreams]

Can we all agree that anti-Irish sentiment hasn't existed in the States since the 1880s, and a part Irish guy making an old Irish joke on social media is harmless? I guess if you're part-Irish you can speak to this.

[@ChuckDavis360]

👍👌🙂👏

[@Nickelodeon81]

Germs come from Germany

[@mareksieczko9943]

Viruses do not exist.

[@michaelc9915]

Is that a fact? What makes you think that?

[@sithwolf8017]

What about bacteria like Chlamydia Tracomatis, fungi like Pneumocystis Jirovecii, and Protozoa like Toxoplasma Gondii?

[@mareksieczko9943]

They exist, as do many other types of micro organisms. I never said bacteria, fungi and protozoa didn’t. Airbourne ‘viruses’ as vectors of disease do not exist.

[@sithwolf8017]

​@@mareksieczko9943 cool. So what makes viruses impossible to culture and isolate?

[@Leaky9ine]

First

[@jordanm7746]

First

[@angusbeef3581]

First