Magni Questioning Evolution

[@drac0r3x91]

"Swans aren't birds" "I was a biology major" These are 2 statements spoken by the same person

[@Jurico_Noes]

LMAOOO

[@KevinTangYT]

I think the joke is that birds aren't real and that they're surveillance robots by the government hence the bit at 1:30

[@bananalore8398]

You missed "squids are fish"

[@MrPihtija]

Birds aren't real man

[@wilsoncalhoun]

@MrPihtija Birds are real. Real fuckin suspect.

[@guromaiden2026]

Dezmond - Deneb Altaire - Altair Vesper - Vega Sirious - Sirius Bettel - Betelgeus Flayon - Procyon Banzoin - Temple of Universe Josuiji - Temple of Water

[@benjamintarr8330]

Wait does this mean Shinri and Hakka are the NPCs?

[@MonthlytuneMusic]

@@benjamintarr8330 I think all the Elysium boys are named after the stars. But all the Xenokuni boys aren't.

[@UltraZulwarn]

​@@benjamintarr8330 Tempus lore wise, those 6 bois were the "original" Tempus guild. Hakka and Shinri are from Xenokuni and only recruited later.

[@Voldrim359]

Now, i want this info to reach the other HoloSTARS, i want to see their reaction

[@brokenspacebar9628]

​@@benjamintarr8330 Well, they WERE outside recruits to begin with and weren't originally part of Tempus (lorewise)

[@TubeofDestiny]

His passion is unmatched! 😆

[@TubeofDestiny]

But yeah we mentally vastly underestimate the number of insects there were on planet Earth, that led to the current insects we have. We're talking about: - millions of billions of insects - hundreds of millions of years - average lifespan of an insect of only a few months, so that gigantic biomass gets renewed multiple times a year Even if the mutation rate is super low, like off-banner gacha rate, it's still largely enough to try a fuckton of possibilities

[@Sornemus]

Magni did not study good. For starters, birds and mammals are both "vertebraes". They are not so separated branches of evolutional tree. Not like that. Second, these tables of cross-featured letters are for genotypes. I.e. just mathematical pairs (combinations) for two separate genes. They may, or they may not be observable in the organism as any visual change or behavioural traits. These are phenotypes. They are not directly linked. Genotype though is a unambiguous entity, that can be determined and finite. Phenotypes though are only relevant in the scope of particular situation. Eye color is a phenotype. But so is blood type. Both are caused by combinations of certain genes. One gene carries certain phenotype, not combination of two genes. But the main thing is - same genes can be responsible for other phenotypes, simultaniously. And influence one another, creating recombinations that are much more complex boolean map, not just 2 by 2 squares. In general, one thing that Magni don't see - mutations. They happen any time a copy for the gene is created. That's it. You get same distribution of random outcomes onto entire gene length. Over many iterations these changes add up, and then can cause more distinct changes. These changes are then "filtered out" via natural selection. Giraffes did not stretch its neck. There were two girrafes. They got eventually a random mutations that alter their neck lenght. And only the ones with longer neck survived and reproduced further. So that particular change in genes that caused longer neck - got preserved into next iteration of random changes. All other possible gene mutations - were either unsuccessful to survive, or not happening at all. Statistically, there is a lot of possible combinations in DNA so some combinations may have never happened if there was not enough organisms to "check" all combinations for survivability. So it is about randomized changes in genes, being filtered out via "survival of the fittest" at our planet. That en-principle is true for all lifeforms on planet. Any differences that there are - are just higher level of details (like there are variable number of digits after comma depending on number's precision).

[@fei9165]

He knows, he was gaslighting for the stickbug bit

[@ari_sae]

As a biologist myself, I'm simultaneously impressed by Magni's knowledge and laughing hard from his unhinged rants in questioning science. Love the Maglord

[@noctairedorvoxin0]

It's funny because he literally walked into the explanation at the end. The more and more it looked like a stick the less likely they were to succumb to predation. The same line of bugs likely had many mutations in the wrong direction that made it more likely to be consumed. It's hilarious how he kind of understands but his mind is just so blown he goes past it.

[@ari_sae]

@@noctairedorvoxin0 Lol, I do see where he's coming from. It can be very hard to fathom how something so specific managed to emerge solely through random mutations. It's like the flatfish which somehow bizarrely evolved having both eyes on one side of its head, and you can't help just ponder how you had every generation where the eye has ever so slightly moved and was the feature evolution selected as being advantageous. So even if you can rationalize something, doesn't always make it easier to stomach

[@noctairedorvoxin0]

@@ari_sae Exactly. Not to mention all the times we see mutations that have little impact and just happened to get passed on. It's a lot easier to see big things that seem like strong coincidences I guess.

[@Fanimati0n]

@@ari_sae no, he understood all of that. Very well, in fact. That entire rant was the setup to one stupid punchline for calling him a bird

[@Broomer52]

I remember growing up and in my BIOLOGY CLASS they said (I forget exact wording so I’m paraphrasing) One species does not become another. A Fish doesn’t become a bird was an example. So I was on board for that then I hear about the theory of evolution and I’m hearing all this and think “well this doesn’t add up at all, I thought we established one thing doesn’t become another and yet you’re telling me all these things on land stem from sea life? What happened to Fish don’t become birds?”

[@riisha]

I'm so mad at how I hard I questioned if this was really a bit or not. His commitment is impressive in a "I want to strangle him" way. The very definition of "You ass hat, I salute you."

[@an_Owlette]

A true Magmite state of being.

[@Voldrim359]

He was coping... Do not fall for that brother

[@ayakashii369]

the way I could feel shinri's despair in that single "vc 1" message lmao he did not know if that was a bit or not either 😭

[@kurina4216]

So did I understand that whole thing correctly?? He gaslit us for 7-8 minutes JUST TO STICKBUG US!?!?!

[@dcresistance]

It wasn't 8 minutes, it was almost 15 LOL

[@Fanimati0n]

Oh it was longer than that

[@weewoo2561]

this video was cut down to 8 minutes but the poor people who saw the stream had to endure almost 30 minutes :,)

[@kurina4216]

@@weewoo2561 Oh no.... I salute to you all O7

[@moonie7993]

I've mentioned most of this in another comment, but the stars lore goes DEEP with the boys, it's not just names. Here's a list of connections I could find, if anyone's interested: ALTARE: Named after the star Altair, a light-blue star whose name means "The Eagle". Altare is a blue boi and has an abstract eagle symbol on his chest (he did confirm it's supposed to be an eagle himself when he dropped the star naming lore) VESPER: Vega, or "The Fallen Eagle". Since Altair and Vega hold joint mythology in Chinese and Japanese astrology (you might have heard them brought up if you've ever seen anything Tanabata-related), Vega is sometimes just called "The Fallen". Taken into a different context, that shortened title might be why gramps looks like an undead vampire despite being 100% boomer human. DEZMOND: Deneb doesn't actually mean "The Swan", that's just the constellation it belongs to. "Deneb" means "The Tail" (of the swan in question). However, curious thing about that; since animals are a frequent subject in constellations, and animals often have tails, there are 6 OTHER stars in the sky with the name "Deneb" - the one from the Cygnus constellation is just the most important one. You'll notice that we have one Dezmond, and Dezmond has 6 extra arms, protruding from his back like tails. These three (Altair, Vega and Deneb) form the Summer Triangle: an asterism that's used to tell the arrival and departure of summertime from its point of visibility in the night sky. Notice, btw, that Tempus HQ debuted in summer. There's two other triangle asterisms though; the Winter Triangle and the Spring Triangle. Let's move on the winter one now. (AXEL) SYRIOS: Sirius, brightest star visible from Earth, also known since ancient times as the "Dog Star" due to being the most prominently visible feature of the Canis Major constellation, "The Hound" (and also serving as its head in the asterism). Besides Axel having dog energy, you'll notice his armor has a lot of dog themes; the ears, the muzzle, the tail, etc. BETTEL: Betelgeuse. Oh boy, this one's a doozy. Betelgeuse's name is actually a mistranslation. Its original Arabic name was "Yad Al-Jauza", and some dunce accidentally replaced the Y with a B. Yad Al-Jauza means "The hand of Al-Jauza." Who is Al-Jauza? A goddess/myth figure from ancient Arabic folklore that later became the giant hunter Orion of Greek myth. But guess what? NONE of that matters, because the ACTUAL reference to Betelgeuse's etymology comes from Beetlejuice, the character from the movie of the same name who is ALSO named after the star Betelgeuse, is ALSO a vaguely-clown-themed barely-sane funnyman, and while Beetlejuice is a phantom, Bettel HAS Phantom. Absolute Bettel moment. FLAYON: Procyon, whose name roughly means "One who precedes the dog". It's called this because of its position relative to Sirius, the Dog Star. 'Precedes' here refers to how it becomes visible at night before Sirius does - due to its position relative to Earth, it's the first star of the winter triangle to become visible when night falls. As seen from Earth, it's an early riser, a hyperactive star that zooms out of the horizon at first notice, leading the way from west to east. If that doesn't describe Flayon's personality and role in the Tempus lore, I dunno what to tell you. That's the Winter Triangle. Again, notice Tempus VG debuted in wintertime. Now, there's one triangle left, but unfortunately its members don't quite match up as perfectly as we'd like to who's left of the crew. The Spring Triangle is a variable asterism - two of its three stars are set, but one of them is a 'pick one star or the other' situation, with both choices leaving you with a triangle. Neither of the choices, however, makes space for our archer coffee dad. SPRING TRIANGLE STAR #1: Arcturus. This one actually matches up to a certain forgotten member of Tempus, one who has, in fact, been implied to be sentient and independent. Flayon's mech, the R-Trus. It makes sense too, because the name "Arctururs" means "Guardian of the bear", and you might have noticed Flayon has a number of beast-like qualities in his design: the claws in his boots, his tail, etc. His tail in particular is reminiscent of the way the constellation Ursa Minor depicts a small bear - that is, having an unrealistically long, almost dog-like tail for a bear, complete with a very poignant star at the very tip (in the Ursa Minor constellation, that would be Polaris, the North Star - one of the most important stars out there). SPRING TRIANGLE STAR #2: Spica. You COULD argue that it sounds like Hakka (Spica is pronounced spee-kka), and honestly given how they turned Deneb into Dezmond that would make for more solid ground than some of the other names on this list, but the thing is... Spica means "Ear of Corn". I don't think the connection there is that ravens like corn, that's a super stretch. SPRING TRIANGLE STAR #3A: Denebola, "The Lion's Tail". Not only does that not sound like Shinri in the slightest nor does it correlate to him thematically at all, the Deneb-type stars are already part of Magni's schtick. SPRING TRIANGLE STAR #3B: Regulus, "The Prince". Again, no coffee dad correlation. If anything, it sounds like something Kobo would call Altare if she had a little bit too much adult juice before a stream. So Spring Triangle's a bit of a bust, but remember, the members corresponding the Summer Triangle debuted in summer and the ones that correspond to the Winter triangle debuted in Winter, with one exception in each case. It's likely that, because they are from Xenokuni and not Elysium, Hakka and Shinri's astrological thematic is based not on western astrology, but on Eastern astrology, which uses an entirely different naming system and has a completely separate set of constellations. Unfortunately, I know diddly squat about Eastern astrology, so I wouldn't be able to tell you. I do know both of their Kanji naming share some themes about 'Temples' or 'Gates', which I understand is an important factor in Japanese astrology specifically, so that might be something to look into. That aside, I seriously doubt they'd leave the triangle trilogy incomplete. Not only is the triangle Cover Corp's logo, but the three triangles are the constellations that signal the changing seasons, the changing times: Tempus, according to Altare himself, means "Time of Change". I'm betting that at some point in the future, during a Spring, we'll see the release of four more Holo Stars EN members named after the remaining seasonal triangle constellation stars to complete the set. "Oh, but there's only three possible stars left in the Spring Triangle that aren't taken, there can't be four new members-" That's where you're wrong, kiddo. SECRET SPRING TRIANGLE(?) STAR #4: Cor Caroli, "The Heart", is an oft-forgotten star neighboring the Spring Triangle. When attached to the asterism of the Spring Triangle, disconnecting Spica from Denebola and becoming a bridge between them, it transforms the Spring Triangle into a separate four-star constellation called The Great Diamond, which serves the same purpose as the Triangle - foretelling the arrival of Spring. Factor in the pick-your-own-third-star option from the regular spring triangle, and it doesn't matter that Arcturus is already taken, we're left with exactly four non-taken stars needed to complete the whole set; Spica, Denebola, Regulus, and Cor Caroli, all of them members of the spring constellation. The perfect cap-off. Anyway, thank you for coming to my vtuber astrology lore ted talk Ft. Beetlejuice.

[@trashcannot4932]

I felt like I was spiraling into madness, but I respect his commitment

[@KuroShishi_Art]

I came here after seeing a comment on his stream saying they got stick bugged. I was like, do not let him get to you, but before I knew it I was yelling at the scream. This man's charisma is too damn high.

[@hazakura.s]

@@KuroShishi_Art ikr, I was there on that exact moment, I knew he's most likely joking, I knew his brand of joke, yet I still got carried away and basically screamed at my phone lol

[@castform57]

Man, Dez and Kronii need to do a conspiracy theorycrafting collab. Those two can go for some really wild routes with their reasoning and ideas.

[@sosomadman]

"Swans ain't birds" 🤣 he's in denial

[@benjamintarr8330]

That's 100% huge cope

[@sakiamira]

Moona would like a word with him

[@coppukriem696]

he’s too big brain when he strings us into a joke for that long 😭

[@Ulazcruz]

Did we just get Stickbugged?

[@surr3al305]

He did a whole anti-scientific biology lecture just to stickbug us. He played the long con

[@AlesongtheBrewer]

That convo triggered something in me so hard. After hearing it 3 thousand times at family gatherings, I almost lost it here.

[@radn3621]

Damn...didn't realize he could explain in such detail. He should be an educator.

[@mahranramadhan]

a professor if you will

[@riisha]

Yeah... Maybe in another life...

[@Butter_Warrior99]

I knew it, I thought I was hallucinating due to my sleep deprivation. Also Dez is totally a power bottom, and I would top hi-.

[@randomthorn9286]

The only problem is that he doesn't understand natural selection... is what I would say if he didn't stick bug me at the end :(

[@NoBreadsticks]

Woah dude, you guys are so cool!!

[@haruhi_dayo]

As a bio student, this was honestly really fun to listen to

[@Gulyus]

For those that care, the one that least follows the trend is Magni. Altair, Deneb, Vega, Sirius, Procyon, and Betelgeuse. Hakka and Shinri are from outside the group and entered later in lore, so they don't fit the trend. I saw someone say they are related too temples but it was fairly weak... Anyway, the two out are Deneb and Vega. Vesper means "evening star" in Latin, though, so going from Vega to Vesper makes sense. Deneb doesn't fit the trend as well because Magni Dezmond means "Mighty" in Latin and "Person from South Munster" (its a long explanation, but it is what the word looks like in its native Irish) respectively. However, there is the story that leads to Tanabata that links both pieces of Magni's names together - the Summer Triangle is all involved, in fact. The Chinese version of the story (which became a part of the Japanese myth for reference) is that of Qi Xi. She was represented by the star Altair...and the man she married was represented by the star Vega. [Please don't go there. I'm not doing this to ship people, I swear this is the story.] Anyway, the two were separated because Qi Xi's father was so angry the two stopped doing their respective jobs...and on one day each year they were allowed to meet each other. But, Qi Xi cannot reach him across the heavens; so the Magpies (represented by Deneb) formed a bridge to reunite the two loves. Reason Magni Dezmond is named that is because Magpies are connected to Deneb in myth. Oh, and the day the two lovers reunite is specifically Oct 23, which is two days after Magni's birthday. It isn't perfect. I will admit, its a LOT of weak wordplay. But still, lives rent free in my brain.

[@pogpogpurinn]

Oh wow that's incredible! Thank you for this explanation!

[@enkidukidu6712]

The Tanabata connection is cool! I think the original inspiration are the Winter and Summer triangles. The Summer triangles is Deneb (Dezmond), Vega (Vesper) and Altair (Altare). Winter triangle is Betelgeuse (Bettel), Procyon (Flayon), and Sirius (Axel Syrios). You can actually see this in the art of the full Tempus art at the guild; the members are physically oriented with regards to each other in the shape of the triangles (eg Magni far left, Vesper middle, Altare at right and the Winter triangle group similarly done to their right).

[@maya1469]

as an ecology major this absolutely fucking killed me when he started talking about adaptations i literally lost it. also shinri trying his hardest to actually explain bless his soul

[@TheItuber]

Damn, he really got a graduation in gaslit major. He got us in the first half, and in the actual 30 or so minutes of the actual video he really stickbugged us all.

[@kiimm129]

i already ready to get stickbugged when he first draw a stick bug, but he continued with so much details, my brain hort questioning is it a bit or not. Sasuga my bio major oshi

[@aphedges]

Imagine reading a biology textbook 50 years from now and seeing the sentence "In 2023, Magni Dezmond advanced the neo-Lamarckian school of thought by ..."

[@dammit3048]

Technically this is the most alchemical thing he's ranted about so it fits the alchemist

[@MaarioneteSR]

His comment on atomic orbitals is pretty pertinent tbh. When I learned chemistry for the first time, that stuff was all memorization and nothing made sense, but if you know Quantum Mechanics then all those results and quantum numbers come naturally from the analysis of angular momentum, spin, and solving the Schrödinger equation for the hydrogen atom, THEN it's pretty cool, because you're not just believing someone saying it, you do the math yourself. edit: Those shapes he drew are defined by a series of functions called spherical harmonics, that also pop up naturally from the math

[@batues7366]

When the joke became a biology presentation 😭

[@kurokonatsuki3170]

I could just sit and listen to Magni explaining things for hours. Especially if he has a whiteboard where he draws his explanations.

[@reikolupus136]

He's almost hypnotic XD.

[@ramendampfen]

😀

[@jezuel2432]

He truly a professor

[@thedman-zx1ip]

Kayfabe, brother

[@seisuke8650]

He could be a professor with how well he explains things

[@Radical_Sir]

is Shinri's "Elysium is flat" theory more or less believable than Magni's argument?

[@rsking6120]

The actual argument behind Shinri's "Elysium is flat" theory is more robust. Even so, Magni's argument is still more believable because while Shinri made it very clear that it's just a bit, Magni just throws you through the wringer with his rants, then blindsides you after you take the bait lol

[@Vase00]

We have evolution denier Magni, Flat Earther Shinri and north pole denier Bettel. We need a separate Tempus conspiracists channel

[@NeoDragoon159]

Magni is right about genes being changed slightly from actions. From what I remember, that's called Epigenetics.

[@MrPAZTHESPAZ]

I had never seen Magni's full body. Mans is 70% legs

[@cheer2moon]

This is just advance Stick Bugging

[@imjustalittlemag7743]

I lost so much sanity in this stream

[@wisteriavine]

His explanations bring back memories of my AP Chemistry & AP Biology classes back in high school... where I had to memorize and explain as much as I can from those diagrams during tests. Love how Shinri's there to explain further.

[@JohnDoe-pc3uk]

Magni knows enough biochem jargon (that he's actually using correctly) that I believe him when he says he was a Bio major lol edit: 6:05 hurts me a little though

[@mako4313]

I swear I remember Altare talking about where HQ got their names from and they’re all based on constellations.

[@Voldrim359]

The level of copium he consumed this time was a dangerous one...

[@lunaserene114]

I love that even Shinri was like what the hell are you talking about, only to get stick bugged

[@rushiasapostle5thapostleof587]

I can't tell if he caught a bit of the stupid or if he was just committed to the bit Edit: he got me

[@gilgazack9403]

He's right Dezmond , Vesper and Flayon are kind of a stretch when it comes to star like names

[@hanataba3117]

Vesper is not a stretch. It's a name which origin is from Latin and its meaning is Evening star.

[@hazakura.s]

if you still need more proof, the stars part are all on their last name. it might sound like a stretch, but this could explains why the official spelling is Noir Vesper despite him often pronounce it as Vesper Noir. Flayon as Procyon sounds like a stretch as well, but if you consider Sirius and Betelgeuse combined with Procyon creates winter triangle (mirroring Altair-Deneb-Vega as summer triangle), it's the closest match. having this info before VG debut might actually be a multi-layered joke because Axel used to be the only one on the complete opposite season triangle due to him living in North Elysium (but the pattern no longer work now and instead created two complete triangles for the "original" Tempus members since Hakka and Shinri are new recruits, lorewise)

[@owitch]

@@hazakura.s That means the person or team creating master plan for their persona as one group, was really thorough. Kinda like how DBZ's characters names were food related, and undies related. 😁

[@schizo.hermit]

I know magni was joking, but seriously, how come it looks EXACTLY like a stick? At some point between it's nearest ancestor and full stick, there's a period of time where the species is in-between bugbug and stickbug. How did those not fully (but slightly more) sticklike stickbugs out perform less sticklike stickbugs when they're camouflage still sucks. It's not like they knew the final goal was to be sticklike.

[@-FFFridge]

Being slightly stick-like was enough to confuse some predators, which meant more slightly-stickbugs survived, and so they spread more. with them becoming the common gene in the stickbug-ancestor population, the chances grew for another random mutation that made them even more stick-like, heightening their chances of survival even further. Eventually, through buildup of random mutations that happened to be beneficial, they became the stickbug we know and love. You can also consider their predators- as time went on, they also gained benficial mutations through random chance and became better hunter. Maybe they gained better ability to discern stick-like bugs from actual sticks? If that were the case, that would put more pressure (as in, less chance of survival) on the stick-like bugs, and would mean stick-like bugs that are better at their disguise would survive and spread their genes in the next generation, turning the entire population more stick-y.

[@kibin5835]

It's a bit of an exercise to wrap ones head around this but on the one hand you have to take into account how fucking long bugs already live on our planet and on the other hand the life cycle of a bug is also much shorter than ours, meaning that their "ancestors" had even more chances to alter their gene pool via evolution (and random gene mutation). It's one of the reasons why certain viruses or bacteria can alter their attributes so fast (Like mutation variants of certain viruses). Also many of them can just reproduce on their own.

[@schizo.hermit]

@@-FFFridge All that makes sense to me, but I still don't know. I'm just saying is that if I ate bugs for a living, and one day I ran into a bug that was slightly more sticklike than the usual bugs I eat, I wouldn't be fooled.

[@AshenJobSnow]

​@@schizo.hermit this guy just said "skill-issue" to all animals who are natural predators to insects, oh my sides

[@annanymousren]

​​​​​​@@schizo.hermit the thing is let's say pred 1 wasn't tricked, but that doesn't mean pred 2 or 3 is the same, maybe pred 2 and 3 aren't hungry enough to chance eating a random stick and are happy enough eating what they know for sure is edible, also you have to consider there's less predator than prey in numbers, so the few surviving stick like bugs will produce offspring at a quicker rate than the predators that catch them out, at least that's how I would think it goes, since the population will always balance each other out (eg too many preds die out because too little prey left {the few left could be the stick like bugs, also the preds might decide to focus eating another species that are abundant}, too much prey the preds have a feast and their numbers go back up)

[@bananalore8398]

The bit was so good I was this close to unsubbing lmao

[@rsking6120]

LOL I was about to make a comment until I got to then end, where Magni revealed that it's just a bit XD that being said, pleasantly surprised to see Shinri make an appearance and showing off his knowledge On that note, Shinri has a solid amount of knowledge and wisdom, my favorite display of this being the conversations about food/cooking. I love food, and he has some pretty creative ideas and a solid understanding of nuances for a home cook.

[@__eeb]

im also taking bio and my teacher mentioned that if you put the timeline of evolutionary history in the span of time on a clock, humans only appear in the minute leading up to midnight, which puts into perspective how long we’ve been around

[@tjhunter9787]

Congratulations on Dez joining Holotori

[@sakiamira]

THEY NEED TO HAVE AN ASTROLOGIST RECRUITED TO TELL MAGLORD HES BIRB

[@waneys]

its so unbelievably funny how long this bit went on and how incoherent yet in depth he got just to stick bug us in the end LMFAOOO

[@Jojob541]

Absolutely based. All the chemistry teacher would have to say “here is this overcomplicated equation which says stuff, the square of this says where an electron is. If you get more electrons, you add nodes to the wave, so you split up that sphere and now you have weird dumbbells“ and they'd be done. But no, if a student ever asks, all they do is "that's because the schrödinger equation tells us the probability" and show the overcomplicated thing again, and once more nobody gets anything xD

[@falsefingolfin]

i knew it was a bit the moment the stick bug came out, but he still had me doubting myself up until the end. i salute you magni

[@batsybatsybats_]

He's not wrong about Magnation. We'll always rally behind him. (The view is impeccable)

[@Alexandrites]

I arrived to stream at that exact moment, and was like "What in the seven hells is magni ranting about now?" Now it all makes sense....he was angry cuz he got called a birb

[@EmmyTheFox]

That was a slow cooked stick bug, damn that was like the stew of getting stick bugged

[@bangganoerisputra9404]

As a Bio Major, this video hurts me.

[@AlledThundes]

Not gonna lie, he tricked me into thinking he was genuinely ignorant. Gotta respect those comedic skills.

[@JohnDoe-pc3uk]

that is dope naming sense ngl

[@zephshoir]

Evolution is simply peak real life RNG

[@lethalweaboo8662]

He has been hitting chocolate pudding too hard.

[@smokeyc21]

I'm being gaslighted bro

[@asuraaoki1925]

How's he so knowledgeable and so...himbo?? 😂❤

[@panichouse-hx8bg]

I love this, can I use this in my Science class, lol

[@chaosmalefic]

Swans aren't birds, squids are fish... mmmkay I had enough thx lol

[@Sumi63787]

we need this clip to get viral

[@kurosan0079]

Oh no. He's gonna be the Alex Jones of vtubers.

[@dion8723]

theres no way magni didnt know 😭😭 altare revealed it months ago 😭

[@Orktosqt]

Magni bullshitting chat so bad. LOL

[@francesco8000]

We are all laughing but the fact that Magni questions and\or doesn't understand science is really fitting considering that he is an alchemist. Chinese alchemist were like "oh yes i can make you immortal, you just need to take this pill made with Mercury, Arsenic and Salt"

[@DakkaBert]

based evolution doubter magni

[@the_tele_porter4665]

This man is a menace to society I love him

[@zephshoir]

BETELGEUSE HAS BEEN A STAR ALL ALONG????

[@grygyurin]

can’t believe i just got stickbugged 💀

[@owitch]

This is why he's the master of Copium. 😂😂

[@lildyo]

can’t believe I just got stickbugged after such an unhinged rant lmao

[@Kay_Sea251]

Oh my god... after the interview, I can understand why Shinri was SO ADAMANT in trying to get Magni into VC 1... his bits are so good, no one could expect them...

[@iHateincels]

Maybe Shinris a Biology major too. He has 2 post graduates. Maybe he wanted to debate magni about this.

[@Steve-YT383]

Cooked but didn't burn down the hiuse

[@tone3465]

It’s literally called Camouflage not adaption

[@naraiah994]

I came in the steam during the paint session and i was so lost. I just kept hearing "Pee"

[@danielrezadilla9615]

Let him cook

[@miqs9]

He some how explained the theory in "correct way" while denying it because explanation he get just oversimplified version of it

[@HudaefCares]

Yes, animals can change their genes, little by little. Even humans can do that. In my country (and in our neighbors too) there's a sea nomad tribe called Bajau (locally known as Badjao) that can hold their breath up to 5mins (is what I remember but I could be wrong) underwater. They were studied by scientists and they were observed to have bigger lungs than normal and something about their blood being able to store more oxygen. I recall the Sherpas having similar traits.

[@danielabeldominickramirezm1468]

And this kids is why you don't leave school, but man I love Magni, super funny and paranoic lol

[@captain2tan69]

Maglord with the 🔥✍

[@highground4572]

Magni over here like. Chat it's time you realized Science is a liar!.. sometimes.

[@fauxvier8519]

Also, i have a theory that adaptations or those genetic mutations or whatever is a natural process in living things when we are desperate enough or aware of its advantages to our environment. I mean just look at us!

[@carlorielmendez6505]

At least when bettel said seals and sea cows are fish, he wasn't wrong according to cladistics

[@pleochrome]

Okay but how is he 7 months late to this lore

[@imjustalittlemag7743]

Lmao fr😭💀

[@bhsr_]

Magni cooked so hard my brain got burnt

[@clutchyfinger]

Good ol' Magni, he learns the very basics then questions every expert lol

[@chaosmalefic]

it's funny and all, but what if he's serious?

[@fei9165]

HE GOT ME

[@RaiKageRyu]

I tuned into this halfway last night. Man that was something alright.

[@kanavi2]

evolution makes sense once you understand the concept of mutations and why they happen

[@runringlee8100]

His Magnation worked! I believed for a moment that he didn't know what evolution is. Well played.

[@chickenbone_]

The most informative youtube bio lecture I ever seen

[@guilherme5094]

I love the guy, but sometimes he really looks crazy!

[@isabellayturrez7396]

Magni Dezmond, Purveyor of Misinformation

[@nines8887]

Dude one video away from Flat-Earther lmao

[@fauxvier8519]

It will make more sense if magni imagines evolution as all bugs being relatively the same but there are some outliers that like have better vision or better gut microbes that lets them have certain advantages and adaptation to the world. Those special outliers develop minscule adaptations but when they pass those genes, those traits get refined and voila that evolution.

[@weewoo2561]

love how this got recommended to me right after i survived that magni stream vod, stay strong magnation

[@jrpgtorkelson2086]

Never realized Dez was 76% legs

[@RickTrajan]

He cooked alright

[@rashidabdul3215]

I would like to see the bois in gold saint cloth.

[@TheEquestrianGallade]

Double dipping with the stick bug just to hide the punchline. This dude…