Jedi Rats? Study Suggests Rodents Manipulate Matter Using Ultrasound

[@critterhighland8427]

I used to train rats when I was younger. They’re absolutely brilliant. I would let them go when I went camping and call them when it was time to leave a day later. I had to wait about 30 minutes, but hey both would eventually climb up my legs to chill on my shoulder. Cool video

[@MrStevos]

I'd have liked to see a video of what you just described !

[@ticketforlife2103]

Same​@@MrStevos

[@SuperpowersUniversity]

more 411 4 u Star reversed = Rats YOU are a STAR in the sky one day a rock passed by some dust flew in your eye it begin to cover you. more rocks went by until your light dimmed/dammed then you fell from the sky on the way down the sun shoots a solar flare the solar wind goes inside of your vessel your clay body the breath of Life goes inside of you. you are a PERSeid/ PERSon. Knowledge is a Super Power

[@dustinb1070]

I've seen them trained to bring cash to the owner for treats. They were better than cash sniffing dogs.

[@dustinb1070]

They would also try to take your wallet out of your pocket but really couldn't get it out.

[@kjjohnson24]

Maybe Douglas Adams, author of “Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy”, was right - rats are actually super-intelligent creatures sent to study humans. Lol

[@oberonpanopticon]

If the rats are this powerful, I shudder to imagine the mice

[@RaymondSwanson-u9y]

I though those were mice?

[@Bowie_E]

Douglas Adams and Terry Pratchett are my favorite nonfiction writers ❤ 😊

[@ejd53]

They were mice.

[@Xzelian]

It's a very deep thought

[@SwagatPanda23]

It's just the Bene Gesserats using the voice. They are the actual Mu'ad Dibs.

[@vileluca]

Underrated comment

[@DivineAlchemyOfSouls]

I mean, what do you think the fuckin metaphor in that movie was about?

[@George-rk7ts]

And today, I learned that the force has a datk sde, a light side, and wonderful side. That's where Anton hangs out.

[@mtaylor7171]

And a smelly side.....the backside

[@George-rk7ts]

​@@mtaylor7171 How did I miss that one?

[@DivineAlchemyOfSouls]

The smelly side is my favorite, it smells good.

[@mtaylor7171]

@@DivineAlchemyOfSouls 😜

[@Time-Shepherd.]

Cheers,, Anton. May the force be with you! 🐭⚡️😁

[@Xmarkthings]

May the 4th*

[@HoloTheEverWiseWolf]

That's cheesy

[@garybessey2184]

May the Farce be with you !

[@Rishi123456789]

>Star Wars is now owned by Disney >The mascot of Disney is a rat (or a mouse, close enough, fuck you) It's like poetry, it rhymes.

[@HoloTheEverWiseWolf]

That's really cheesy ;3

[@ianmachon2455]

Go on Anton , you know you want to . MAKE A RAT JEDI T SHIRT I'm begging you.

[@HanSolo__]

I've been looking for you the wise one.

[@erinmac4750]

Yes! 💫🐁✨

[@WereWolfWoody]

I would buy every version of this if he made it!

[@OliverKonopek]

I Concur :p

[@stefaniasmanio5857]

Oh what an idea! 😂😂😂❤❤❤❤

[@bunberrier]

My ex got angry with me one day ( just like most days ) because she saw a rat in a pile of lumber I kept in the back yard for projects. She demanded I remove it. I refused. Then she demanded I put rat poison in it. I refused, told her it was a wildlife sanctuary for the Florida Thin Tailed Squirrel. We divorced years ago.

[@nekokna]

Those options fot thumbnail are super precious

[@kylezo]

No they're using ai which is extremely damaging to the environment.

[@AnonNopleb]

His smile looks pretty sus though

[@TheBlueB0mber]

0:22 Obi-Wan Ratatouille

[@violaisreallycool]

General Squeakous!

[@Napoleonic_S]

Jerry Wan Kenobi

[@ssgoko88]

Ratakin Skywhisker

[@henricusinstitoris2325]

This is one of my favorite creators. Always learn the coolest information here.

[@Azhalan]

Just by making this adorable thumbnail, you've made better Star Wars content than Disney has been releasing in years 🤗

[@thomasboese3793]

Small budgets win every day. It's those 'cost plus' contracts that kill advancement.

[@Flesh_Wizard]

"can not be heard by most other creatures" Bats: *bro what's that fuzzy thing yapping about?*

[@ssgoko88]

Another bat deeper in the cave "what did you say about my mother?"

[@Kitsaplorax]

@@Flesh_Wizard what about dolphins and whales? They can kill or ultrasound with their voices.

[@douglasfoley2060]

Jedi rats: we aren’t the rats you’re looking for…… Scientists: these aren’t the rats we’re looking for. Jedi rats: we can be left alone….. Scientists: these rats can be left alone…..

[@emperortivurnis9161]

Jedi Rats: Move Along Scientists: Move Along.... *Lazy hand waving along*

[@stancil83]

1:00 Your Jedi powers have no effect on me. Okay, back to the video.

[@areed2000]

I seem to remember a story about how cats purring encourages healing in both the cat and the hospitalized test subject. Vocalization is a super power.

[@RaymondSwanson-u9y]

'Vocalization is a super power.' My ex wife certainly thought so.

[@axelskull]

vibration makes stuff flow better, same reason concrete gets vibrated.

[@lyndxnjoel6917]

Humans figured this out too. Chants, meditation and songs.

[@atomictraveller]

throat chakra = creative (eg. not for modern humans, have drawrings and witchycraft)

[@bruceg1845]

the sound of a cat purring is magical...

[@rideordietheyretring2tranx382]

. "These ARE the videos you want to watch."

[@ianball3972]

I love your sense of humor !!

[@fredchege9909]

I have a very good reason to believe this study is right. Three years ago I had a female cat that gave birth to three kittens. I had always resolutely refused the cat from getting her litter into my bedroom where there was this piece of furniture that the cat really wanted to transfer her litter into for more privacy and comfort. One day I left the bedroom door open and the cat very cunningly and fast transferred her kittens to the small table. This table was directly near the headrest (less than three feet away. Since the mother cat was with her kittens I let her stay there until the next day when the mother cat had left the nest. During the quiet hours of the night, I noticed one thing. The mother cat continuously made a continuous low-frequency humming that was very difficult to perceive. I also observed that that during that entire period not a single kitten made even one sound yet I was used to having them squabble continuously over the best position to suckle. They had always pushed and meowed continuously.. I deduced this continuous humming was a way to instruct her kittens not to make any sound as she knew I didn't want her there. I had always removed her from there when she attempted to give birth or transfer her kittens to that place. Now I believe I know why other family cat's kittens freeze and hide when their mother detects danger e.g. when a mother leopard sees a Lion nearby. This and, maybe along with the freight or fight hormones a frightened cat emits maybe how mothers communicate with the kittens.

[@joannleichliter4308]

Thanks for a very interesting observation.

[@hraven7799]

I have a special connection with rats! They are super intelligent. I used to battle them being under my house and in my yard but after doing lots of research on them I realized there’s no way to outsmart them. I’m not about to kill them. So we coexist they just don’t come in my house or under my house but they can live in my backyard. We have found common ground. Thank you very much for this video Anton he did an excellent job!

[@humanbean3]

i had a little mouse crawl on my desk one day and say hello. until i moved and he was like OH FRICK and ran away. he eventually would come get the food in the same spot and stopped running away from me when i moved unless i got pretty close. anyways he decided to bring 12 of his friends and they start pooping on and chewing all the material items i covet as an inferior human... i was feeding them all for a while before that so it was very easy to just catch them and release them all in less than half a day. its pretty sad because i know its very likely they died out there. they weren't as smart as the pet rat i met when i was little but they had different personalities which was neat. and ultimately more depressing... also they actually stopped pooping and chewing in random areas after being fed for a while. they pooped in the same spot (mostly) and stopped chewing i guess because they had plenty of food. so i guess i actually had to catch and release simply because they just kept multiplying and it would've gotten way too out of hand.

[@luddity]

@@humanbean3 Rats tend to multiply until things get too crowded, and then they just stop.

[@MiddlePath007]

Luddity is right. If they are not inside now, they will be soon. Get yourself a stray cat from an animal shelter, the one with half an ear, a missing eye and is generally angry. All you need to do is let him have space inside and he'll be nice to you, and he won't be able to turn down a stray rat

[@interstellarsurfer]

​@@MiddlePath007The best hunters are often the pretty little girls. Nothing wrong with a handsome tom either, though.

[@humanbean3]

@@luddity interesting. does this go for mice as well? and about how many rats will occupy a small house before they stop reproducing .. hmmm

[@henrythegreatamerican8136]

Those thumbnails are adorable.

[@TicTac2]

cheapens the channel

[@henrythegreatamerican8136]

@@TicTac2 How? It's not like he was passing them off as anything serious. He even said it at the beginning of the video. Do all his videos have to be super serious to get his point across? Science is often a dry topic and it takes a little fun to get people to pay attention.

[@kylezo]

They are extremely harmful to the environment. Read the MIT preprint “The Climate and Sustainability Implications of Generative AI".

[@DG-iw3yw]

Yeah, anything visually appealing is just tacky omg

[@theCommentDevil]

'Luke, I am your Rat King'

[@dru4670]

Theo Von 😂

[@jeffreysokal7264]

That's pretty interesting. I wonder if we couldn't try to find odors that displease rats and then use ultrasonic waves to concentrate the odors to deter rats from entering our homes. Hmm?

[@Kayenne54]

I have some plastic plug into electricity gizmo that promises to discourage mice via ultrasound. Seeing as how I cannot it hear it, never sure it is working. Plus the mice around here have learnt to just come in via the dog door. Lol.

[@axelskull]

theres ultrasonic emitters that make noise you cant really hear that will annoy them away.

[@Kayenne54]

@@axelskull I'll plug it back in then. 🙂

[@DG-iw3yw]

@Kayenne54 Mint oil is a genuine rodent repellent. the ultrasound emitters dont always work

[@Kayenne54]

@@DG-iw3yw good point. I was putting Clove oil around the skirting boards at one point, but the oils are quite strong, and I've got a small dog whose bedding is that room, so I've used it sparingly. The essential oils aren't always welcomed by pets.

[@KirrusZommatrom]

Hey Anton! Found you recently and have been loving the content, just popping in with a comment to help with the algorithm! ^^

[@Felled-angel]

The rats in New York City have started to adapt socially to being poisoned they allow younger rat's to eat first then watch them to see if poisoned only then will it eat from an uncommon source and obviously this behaviour becomes an advantage so it has a bigger gene pool

[@tsm688]

that's not a new thing or a new york thing, that's just rats being rats. they're pretty wary

[@personwholiveshere]

That reminds me of synesthesia, but in a truly beneficial/utilitarian way! Wow 😍 I just learned about how raccoons feel their food to "smell" it. Incredible. I had no idea these were being studied in new research; I had figured it to be a "fun fact" that had existed for a while now (and I hadn't known about it). Thank-You, Anton. 😊

[@atomictraveller]

when you get into ultrasound, 20k+, it tends to propogate directionally instead of radially, if that's interesting anytime :)

[@nostalgiaarcadefuture]

I am a very very empathetic and loving animal person. I care about them deeply and I've always had this sixth sense to understand them, their personalities and even communicate with them on levels most people wouldn't believe unless you saw it. I am very science minded and not into all that woo woo new age bull, and because of this I've literally been the one to name every pet I've owned or my family owned and develop the voice and means of talking to them. I've had 10 dogs, a few cats. And I've adored them all and been there for them until thier last breaths. So imagine my surprise when my recent girlfriend suggested getting pet rats about five years ago. She had said she'd had them before and told me they were amazing animals and somewhat reluctantly but curious, I agreed and we got a little eat boy and within about an hour of him coming home with us at just about 8 weeks old, my all time favorite pet named "little shoes" was the biggest part of my life for the next few years. I have never ever had a better pet and been closer to any of my pets, and it blew me away how intelligent, empathetic, and loving rats were. I ended up hearing certain strange vocalizations from him that I ended up realizing were almost a sort of attempt to "talk" and the first time I mimicked back to him like this he shit a long stare at me over his shoulder in amazement, and then darted over to me. We would "talk" to each other this way, and it really was strange how intricate and accurate it always seemed to be. I would attempt to rationalize it as personification but time after time I would have too much data to suggest it was a very real and very adorable thing. I wasn't aware that rats have such short lifespans and would probably have not gotten him had I known because losing pets is always such a taxing and life destroying event, and I will still break into tears anytime I walk past the pet aisle in any grocery store. He was my boy, he was the best boy, and I truly believe them to be animals that are sentient and that are capable of an afterlife just like humans are, due to thier self aware nature and intelligence and loving memory. If there is an afterlife, I almost have no doubt my boy will be waiting for me. I love him more than any kid I could ever have (don't want kids anyways) and to anyone thinking about getting let rats, my advice is to make sure and only get one at a time. If you get two brothers they will bind with each other and feel like a team against the humans, but if you only have the one they will actually be good little boys and think they are also human and will be the most rewarding pet you ever had. I'm not sure I could ever get another one though, because I only want my precious boy back. But who knows. They have a lot to teach us. Expect to hear a lot more about them in the future. RIP little shoes, I love you boy.

[@stevenvitali7404]

Are you a vegan?

[@aishaburhaniyya7532]

I used to "rat talk" with my ratto. He was a wonderful Pet, used to lay on his back on my lap for tummy rubs

[@LumaSloth]

0:21 *_"I really really really liked this image"_*

[@marshfilm]

I haven't watched the video yet... But I swear that a few weeks ago a mouse jumped at me from under my microwave. Directly at my center, but somehow landed directly behind me. I've told a few people that the mouse had to have jumped straight through me. Up until this moment I thought I was joking. lol

[@simonphoenix3789]

The mouse phased through solid matter?

[@tommyvarcity2783]

@@simonphoenix3789yah it’s one of the first tricks Jedi mice learn 😉

[@zenchess]

This video doesn't prove your delusion correct, sorry to say

[@mondopinion3777]

I am farm-born, practical and logical, and spent my life in nature. Over my 83 years I have had a few experiences as strange as yours. Skipping space is known to shamans -- and some saints. And Laurens Van Der Post tells of an antelope species in South Africa which is famously hard to hit with a rifle, even when standing still.. He believes it is never exactly where it seems to be.

[@nNicok]

They can be extremely fast. Most likely just gripped your shirt and climbed around you.

[@checkboxxxproductions]

May the power of the thumbnail be with you.

[@Josh_728]

I will support this channel on Patreon I will buy the Wonderful Person t-shirt Hey, whoa, what happened... that was weird?!

[@davemeise2192]

Those thumbnails are excellent! Well done!

[@Stoner075C]

Those Jedi Mice were such a "cute" overdose Imma watch the news to shake it off!

[@jakebella5683]

Love love love your smiley face. And the information you provide. Thank you❤

[@Bit-while_going]

You think maybe the male rat might also have an edge on detecting whether his female has been sleeping around? Maybe that's why they know exactly when to hit the road.

[@ShweetScience]

Perhaps

[@Flesh_Wizard]

"she's for the tunnels"

[@DG-iw3yw]

Honestly i think alot of mammals can do this...Including us. Lol.

[@Lady8D]

Oh good! I'm glad we're starting with the thumbnail bc I literally clicked on this first & foremost to like the video bc of the adorable thumbnail! And secondarily bc I'm now super interested in the information you'll be covering due to the manner in which you've framed it, thanks!

[@kylezo]

Ai generated thumbnails are extremely damaging to the environment. Do not encourage this behavior. Recent MIT preprint is called “The Climate and Sustainability Implications of Generative AI", look it up.

[@andrewbreding593]

Keep experimenting with thumbnails you deserve a larger ad revenue. This one is handsome and catchy

[@harryrabbit2870]

OMG, Anton...the light sabre rat is awesome! Well done! Enjoyed this post.

[@mikestanmore2614]

I thought it was the mice that ran everything. My world view is in tatters.

[@bjdefilippo447]

I loved the research which showed they giggled in the ultrasound while being tickled, but this is even cooler!

[@tommylakindasorta3068]

When Anton uses KZbin face in the thumbnail, you know the video is going to be wild.

[@Kahzm]

Favorite Anton video title of all time

[@joehopfield]

Just walked by an exterminator in Paris that had a bunch of stuffed rats in various poses, including Superman rat. Now they need a lightsaber of course

[@Veldrusara]

That's awesome! And sad. My poor fluffy friends... Ratties are amazin'.

[@jimcurtis9052]

Wonderful as always Anton. Thank you. 😊😁

[@rantandroll7583]

Perhaps that's why elephants back away from mice. Maybe they can hear them. I also think they don't want to step on them. Yick.

[@brokeandtired]

Its why Nelly the Pink Elephant could fly...her ears were just for gliding.

[@humanbean3]

do they really though? this really feels like one of those old myths that are simply not true lol

[@oldmech619]

Elephants hearing is attuned to low-frequency sounds, so they can communicate with each other over long distances

[@RaymondSwanson-u9y]

Or, considering where most of them live, they're Buddhists and respect all life.

[@BIG-DIPPER-56]

Very Interesting Question 👍

[@erinmac4750]

Had me smiling all the way through. What a cool superpower, high frequency molecular manipulation! The bats are jealous now! Cats are still missing the opossble thumbs they traded for finger machetes.... I hope you're having Wonderful days, Wonderful Papa Anton! 💜💫🐁✨

[@ryanprice9841]

Best thumbnail of all time

[@kylezo]

AI thumbnails are extremely dangerous to environmental sustainability. MIT preprint titled “The Climate and Sustainability Implications of Generative AI" goes into futher detail. Do not encourage this.

[@the80hdgaming]

Bwahahaha... *Not actually him...

[@bjdefilippo447]

That was perfect!

[@the80hdgaming]

@@bjdefilippo447 Right?? I literally had to pause the video because I was laughing too hard to listen... Anton's videos are usually pretty serious... The humour in that caught me way off guard... 🤣🤣🤣

[@critterhighland8427]

Me too

[@bjdefilippo447]

@@the80hdgaming It snuck in and caught me by surprise!

[@melodymonger]

I thought the same 😂

[@melanieanne2066]

Wow! Thanks for this video 😊

[@gianpaulgraziosi6171]

7:47 🧀 *sniff*

[@cieview7504]

Do. Or do not. There is no try. This is where the fun begins. I'm looking forward to what comes next. You're so wonderful Anton for showcasing such terrific information and for just being you.

[@appalingbehaviour]

Anton waving his jedi hand. Best video ever.

[@Celeste-in-Oz]

A moment to appreciate how much of this news we would miss if it wasn’t for Anton 🙏🤩

[@12bigredd]

mmmmmh... The Force is indeed strong with these ones...... :) you do have to love this beautiful universe:)

[@Bambuchurik]

Anton, you dont have to use yyour power to make me watch your videos. I watch it with pleasure

[@Pigpigpigpigpigpigpigpigpigpig]

These thumbnails help get me through the days anymore

[@TheRealPots]

May the furs be with you . . 😂

[@T.efpunkt]

THIS IS THE VIDEO WE WANT TO WATCH 😵‍💫

[@P-G-77]

Ok... only reading "Rodents manipulate matter using ultrasound" make me... ASTONISHED...

[@existenceisillusion6528]

4:58 Chladni plate, Wonderful Anton meant to say Chladni plate

[@stonefish1318]

Imagine what they could do if they became hairless, organised themselves in colonies and hail their queen!

[@videocrowsnest5251]

Interesting. But tell me, did you ever hear the tragedy of Darth Rattus the Wise?

[@simongross3122]

That's just how smart they are

[@BattlewarPenguin]

I always wondered about this, if spiders can sense so minute difference in movement, what other beings can perceive the world so differently we wouldn't understand?

[@ldmtag]

"Not actually him"🤣🤣

[@MrFlaviojosefus]

Even when you tell such jokes your videos are good. It is always a pleasure to see them.

[@reefertwo]

Thanks Anton. This might work with fluids as well. That could make a huge impact on how we deal with Oil & Chemical spills.

[@cybervigilante]

I suspect that acoustics is a real undiscovered country in science.

[@verzahlerin]

So....the most fantastical aspect of Redwall was the lack of magic?

[@nameria]

1:18 Thank you for clarifying that wasn’t actually him! 😂💜 Wonderful video as always Anton!

[@johnnydelirium4448]

Rats are cool. I was once lost and out of fuel and a rat came to give me some. He even aided me to be more proficient in managing traveling:)

[@KIVagant]

If rodents use ultrasonic sound to improve sniffing, they can still simultaneously use the same sound for communication. I believe they do both. This is a great discovery. As a gerbil owner, I am now even more impressed by how complex these tiny creatures are.

[@sharonjuniorchess]

So the first SETI Radio message from aliens might be "Gosh, you guys smell real bad!"

[@xiaolu03]

I am a simple man. I see smiling Anton. I click.

[@jeffmosesjr]

I suspect adhd but I haven't been watching this channel. There is no reason other than me. Whew I'm glad to be back. (I dropped a like)

[@ghostratsarah]

As an ADHD holder, yeah, sounds about right. I do the same thing, haha

[@mapache-ehcapam]

Why is adhd a trend today? People say ''I ate bread LMAO... MUST BE MY ADHD AY LMAO HEHEHEH HUHHI8HI... DID I MENTION I HAVE ADHD AND 9 OTHER MENTAL DISORDERS? I'M SO SPECIAL'' EDit: Never mind... I realized that ADHD is the scientific name for attention seeking.

[@Lloyd-p5z]

​@@mapache-ehcapambecause in today's world minorities rule everything, it's well depicted in The Boys. Circlejerk of self-pitying white redditors from first world countries that have no problems in life so they make up new problems out of boredom.

[@lpeabody]

That thumbnail is legendary Anton. Legendary.

[@jamesweber1827]

This is the video I want to watch.

[@agrocreepers]

this was not a title i ever expected you to post

[@Kat-amber-t2z]

Rats are just so cute, and now they're even cooler!

[@ztca142]

This is incredibly fascinating for me because i'm completely blind and i've always been interested in the science of sensation. I can personally use a kind of echo location to navigate, but had no idea that usv has similar vibroacoustic properties for airborn particles like with the sand on the speaker analogy. I wonder if a similar technique to the plants using volital compound's to communicate with eachother that you went over in a previous video, could be used to study this phenominon further. In concert with high frequency sound cameras could tell us more about it I think anyways. Thanks for your wonderful and informative videos. Cheers :)

[@matthemming9105]

Mouse Guard x Star Wars is the Mashup I didn't know I needed in my life until now

[@marvinreimer3507]

WOW Anton really has improved his speaking and pronunciation! Even his voice became softer 😮

[@831Miranda]

Love your rodent images, super cute! 😊

[@SilentForest-cs9dm]

I'm still waiting for some scientist to figure out and publish a paper about rats being super mega cute

[@DavidConnerCodeaholic]

Well the wavelength of these squeakes is on the order of 2.5mm up to 25mm and rats occupy small spaces that, in natural settings, usually retain moisture, have organic shapes and acoustic dampening. If it involves tossing up molecules, then it’s possible this is an acquired behavior which they discover to be effective in sifting through scents. Moist environments keep scents pinned with Van Der Walls interactions & make particles heavier and less likely to move. The squeaks are noise modulation (a notch filter on noise). Also, a mouse can’t squeak and sniff at the same time. IF the purpose is to stir up scents, then some squeaks may help distinguish foreign smells recently laid into the environment from those that have been embedded into the environment for some time. Pheromones must inherently be molecules that support volatility. It may help them avoid predators in unfamiliar environments.

[@hunkulous1462]

Thank you for covering rat giggles Anton, I was waiting for this day

[@turaven32space]

I'm just finishing the manga Dangeon meshi. Somehow this feels like a perfect time for me to hear this. Thanks

[@Kokally]

Have you heard the story of Darth Rattis the Wise? It's not a story the Mouse Jedi would tell you.

[@noelthorley3248]

For some reason I couldn't stop watching.

[@moralboundaries1]

The tine creatures in Verner Vinge's sci fi classic "A Fire Upon The Deep" took ultrasound to a fantastical extreme, using it to create packs of consciousness melded mammals that shared experiences and thoughts. I wonder if he was inspired by those early papers about ultrasound social signals.

[@Hecarim420]

"JOIN THE WONDERFUL SIDE" - Rodens jedi

[@NavajoNinja]

"Do You hear what I'm smelling?" -Ro Dent

[@TatuCarreta]

i love this channel

[@DarkSouljaz]

"Luke, I am your father."

[@DIREWOLFx75]

Sound=energy. Raised energy state means that more scent molecules are likely to be emitted and for them to "move" around more. There's also a faint possibility that the right frequency may be able to cause an echo from specific molecules. Worth noting, back in early 20th century, one explorer that went into the unknowns somewhere central Asia reported that the people in one small region used "music"(more like noise) to move stones. Also, back in the 90s (IIRC), there was a group of engineers investigating whether it would be commercially plausible to develop a way to conduct heavy lifting with soundwaves. Another group took that research and went with that as a probable way for making the building of the big pyramids drastically easier, but they could never figure out a way to make it work completely without any modern equipment to produce the soundwaves required, so eventually, as the first group could also never come up with a practical way to make it work, interest in the idea went away.

[@justinAclark2075]

Anton, I love your content. But could you maybe turn the volume on your voice up for the next one? I don't like turning my phone up high because the ads get super loud out of nowhere

[@rajmathew6220]

Giving Disney new ideas on how to make the Sith look

[@ggarber4763]

The Jedi rat drawings made me feel good. Or maybe it was Anton's Jedi handwaving commanding me to feel good.

[@GudasWorld_2]

Bumble bees have an undefined power also. The power of levitation. They should not be able to fly.

[@jean-baptistecardamone7775]

This is the video I want to watch

[@nvanderhoff]

I clicked because you mentioned the thumbnail, I noticed you changed it a little while back :-)

[@RadicalTrivia]

Vibroacoustics is super interesting to me. I've always felt like they are the basis behind the Barabar caves.

[@douganddavibowen2022]

It was your smile and obvious look of enjoyment rather than the jedi rats that drew me to watch this one 😂