r/FacebookScience - WHAT.

[@TheClick]

at roughly 16:00, ofc they meant the person Tesla. Still bonkers tho.

[@nysreme7]

hi

[@Kinginnit]

Hello

[@TerrariaMaster]

Hi

[@AgnerFromVsAgner]

Hey

[@user-yg9gl5pg4d]

very bonkers indeed

[@SamgirlSpeaks]

"Hospital would be all full." The silent, judgmental rage in Click's glare, holy hell. My sentiments exactly.

[@44WarmocK77]

Mine as well. Had it at the beginning of April (my whole family had it, my father still in rehab).

[@skootergirl22]

They want to see bodies piled up like the black plague times in the corridors

[@aceinspace4340]

@@44WarmocK77 Hope your father gets better soon! Both of my parents got it, but luckily only had minor symptoms (Though my mom didn't get her sense of smell back for months)

[@alitaniak7404]

Every hospital in my city is currently full and on diversion for new admits! And about 25% of our patients are known covid+, under investigation, or in recovery quarantine! It's great! :D /s (I'm a healthcare worker in a deeply anti-Covid vaccine state end meeeee)

[@circustentt]

@@alitaniak7404 Damn, I feel bad for all doctors / people trying to help the sick not die but the sick are just denying the virus and or are not wanting the vaccine.

[@KellingtonDorkswafer]

I hate it when they try to control my Brians. THEY'RE MY BRIANS GOVERNMENT. YOU CAN ONLY TAKE THEM FROM MY COLD DEAD HANDS! *Aggressively defends my Brians*

[@RyanFordFJB]

As a fellow Brian I feel safe now to know us Brian's will be defended lol

[@SailorYuki]

Free Bwian!

[@TheDemonOfSemen]

@@RyanFordFJB Don't worry Brian, the committee of Brian defense will protect you and your comrades, rest easy my friend.

[@AbsoluteGorbSupreme]

@@RyanFordFJB sorry Brian it’s just my job

[@hope8522]

Brian rights!

[@mercurious5053]

"female orgasm is a myth" is just another way of saying "don't waste time on me". Wish more men would be this up front.💚

[@gaolen]

if electricity isnt real, id like a formal apology from the bedsheets in the hotel i work in for giving me an electric shock at least once a day during winter

[@codename495]

I would like an explanation from the AED machines people use to restart a-fib hearts… dude.

[@iantaakalla8180]

To be fair, if electricity weren’t real defibrillation is no different than resurrection, which is pretty cool in a storytelling sense.

[@echognomecal6742]

Idk if this'll help, but it works for static-y clothes: Run a wire hanger over them...at your own risk of course...I'm not serving orders here or anything. I mean, I've had baskets of laundry so static-y I was afraid to touch them again & basically briefly beat them with a hanger lol Worth a try? Totally up to you. Also, I'd love video of that apology. Just saying. Hope you get it.

[@DestinyKiller]

This may be a long story but... I was getting electric shocks all day (dry in the spring here). I got another off of my shopping cart and it was the last straw so I said if I got one more shock I was going home. I picked up a freaking ONION and got shocked Edited to add: this happened more than 15 years ago and I'm still bitter about it

[@gaolen]

@@DestinyKiller id be bitter till i die, thats completely valid if you ask me. an onion!?

[@nikk-named]

To the dude saying that "A female orgasm is a myth" just because you have never seen one doesn't mean it doesn't exist...

[@diarmuidkuhle8181]

... His brain would probably combust if somebody told him women also masturbate

[@clownofwar]

Destruction level lv 100

[@Kassilphe]

Savage... I love it!

[@lokicooper4690]

The guy should have been embarrassed to write that. Tell me you have never satisfied a woman without telling my you've never satisfied a woman.

[@christineirving4491pluviophile]

Here speaks a man destined for a close and personal relationship with his hand.

[@igordoche]

As a french, I have to tell the truth: The statue of liberty was not a gift from the freemasons, or a way to worship Lucifer, but an attempt to secretly invade the USA. The crew who transported it were spies who were supposed to act undercover as builders to collect intel. Unfortunately, the french postal service being on strike, the final orders were never delivered to the spies who didn't know what to do once the statue was reassembled. So they decided to wait new orders, and meanwhile, improvised by becoming tour guides. The actual tour guides are their descendants, still waiting for these orders.

[@weasel7491]

This is so damn good

[@leclercmartin3851]

No don’t allow americans to believe this bullshit

[@flameofmage1099]

You had me until the last sentence lol.

[@forestsprite6764]

I hate myself for half believing this

[@yeah_abandoned]

I'm sorry but the wording "As a French" made me laugh so hard

[@thepriestpucci4988]

"Anger weakens the Liver" Every Sith Lord in existence: "pain"

[@z.t.w.7440]

Anger and alcoholism going hand in hand once again!

[@MonsieurLizard]

Sith Lord: Drinks 1 achoholic drink Their Liver: I die. Sith Lord: (Dies from alcohol poisoning)

[@NPC-nn4qe]

SSsooooo... the Force acts like alcohol when you turn to the Dark Side?

[@4cps777]

@@NPC-nn4qe Actually true. Strong force users have their body destroyed by the Dark Side of the Force until only the Force (aka their anger and hatred) keeps them alive. That's why older Sith lords often times look so weir. Dath Sidious is a good example for that. The Dark Side of the Force destroyed his face so that he had to use a Force mask to hide it but the mask was destroyed in his battle with Mace. 13 y/o me used to watch a lot of Star Wars lore videos xd

[@unyu-cyberstorm64]

Nice one

[@noxnox-e9s]

The *GLARE* that he gave the camera when he read “The hospitals would be full” was my exact reaction, HOW CAN YOU NOT SEE IT ALL OVER THE NEWS??? IS YOU ARE HAVE THE BINDNESS????

[@44WarmocK77]

How to get kids to do their homework and be good at school: Tell them if they don't learn, they'll later be mocked on Reddit be everyone else.

[@wahnderer1542]

found the redditor

[@julkap4190]

I said something very similar to my students while I was still math-physics teacher :D :D :D

[@sarahdysart2832]

:D I can become a meme??? At least then I will have achieved something!!!

[@razzy8268]

Karen :"Jesus was not vaccinated" Me rn: a rusty nail still ruined his day

[@cinnamon4ada7]

I don’t think it was only the rusty nail

[@YourGayOverlord]

damn, I nearly spit out my tea laughing at this one

[@razzy8268]

@@YourGayOverlord i put down me tea to type it what tea u drinking

[@YourGayOverlord]

@@razzy8268 Unfortunately just boring English breakfast, but I don't mind it, tastes nice anyway. You?

[@dumbcomputer235]

@@cinnamon4ada7 yeah the spiky crown thing he wore probably helped a bit aswell

[@kenkamithetiger]

Then: Click loosing his sanity over cursed memes Now: Click loosing his sanity over pseudo science

[@Techy404]

well its better than loosing his sanity at cursed things

[@frikimanhd4087]

@@Techy404 i agree with this gentleman

[@enderostrich7507]

LOSING*

[@guruthemaster4516]

@@enderostrich7507 Not how The Click pronounces it

[@Dovah_Slayer]

Pseudo science? you mean moronic crackpot conspiracy theories (yes I know the word pseudo means fake)

[@simplygc1182]

A open personal thank you . I'm a 16 years old immune compromised who has spent the last 2 years locked in home only going out for doctors appointments,not the routine ones only the absolute nessesery ,and even on those visits it was a struggle to make sure me or my father who's diabetic(he takes care of me) didn't got anything ,It always puzzled me how some people just won't get the vaccine,i finally got well enough to get my second shot this month and I have to say that I teared up a bit. So here my thanks to everyone who's protecting themselves and others,it really does make a difference. I'm both sorry for any mistakes, English is not my first language,and for the long text. I love your videos and how you make light of such a situation it never fails on putting a smile on my or my dad's face. And also to all and any Karen's that might read this ...why are u like this?just why?

[@simplygc1182]

Oh and also I'm proud to say that I'll be able to attend my last year of high school in an actual school:3 Again thanks for vaccinating,wearing yr masks and just being safe and awesome!

[@akitokutikabanae7010]

@@simplygc1182 I hope you're going well and live happily, you and your dad 💜

[@echognomecal6742]

I have a very, Very dear friend who has not been able to leave her apartment for years aside from rare doctor visits (& another situation I won't get into). It was super hard to not see her @ all during the worst of Covid & bc of where I live, finances, etc, I couldn't do Skype or Zoom or that sort of thing, only phone calls...which to this day are fraught with technical difficulties. When I DID get to see her after the worst was over, we stayed 6' apart, wore masks, & took all precautions (in her apartment ofc.). I say this to emphasize my familiarity with your situation. Congratulations on all of your achievements & on having a parent who can & does care for you. Kudos to you both & I hope things have vastly improved for you. You're awesome. Caren'ts suck. (I know a Karin & there are many lovely people named Karen so I don't like using that.) They have SERIOUS issues. Our society & educational system both need to do MUCH Better.

[@beatrizsoares4948]

Flatearthers: water always finds its level, it would fall off of a ball Also flatearthers: water mountains Us: *visible confusion*

[@etsybarney]

"We can't prove it so we'll just confuse you."

[@nordic24]

@@etsybarney ohhhhhhhh, thats ummmmm. I really want to know who said that hahaaaaaaaaaaaa

[@Roozyj]

I mean, flerfers don't even have a way to explain the days and the seasons of the southern hemisphere within the same model, soo xD

[@delightfulhormones]

"Water mountains" ...Susan, that's a wave. The ships 'disappear' because it goes past the horizon. tf

[@keirfarnum6811]

Great minds and all that... That was exactly my first thought. Water is seeking it’s own level into mountains now. Brilliant.

[@thesewinggeekmiri9029]

"sCiEntiSts aRe wOrKing tO pRovE tHaT eLecTriCitY eXisTs" *me, scooting across the carpet in socks, then inching forward to touch my mom's shoulder* (Vision meme) Maybe I *am* a scientist...

[@etsybarney]

Them: *DaRk MaGiC!*

[@missnaomi613]

As a mom, I felt that!

[@juanausensi499]

That post is an interesting window on fundamentalist minds: a) they have no idea of what electricity is, because the bible doesn't mention it b) they don't believe scientist know what electricity is, because that would mean the scientists can know more than they in some areas Conclussion (of the fundy mind): Scientists (all of them) lie about electricity, it is a mistery and always will be.

[@WinterPains]

Actually, yes. That is you deriving information directly through testing. To be even more of a scientist, repeat it with different parts of your body, different materials, and for different amounts of time. Children make me happy because they are some of the most curious entities I've met, and helping them learn how to learn things themselves and derive information is fun.

[@TimeSurfer206]

@@WinterPains Actually... To be a PROPER Scientist, one needs to record the results. Otherwise, we're just screwing around. Unless we're teaching. Like, a younger sibling to do it, and timing her to zap your brother just as he raises a soda...

[@projektlapis5172]

"Why do women need Gynos? They just want attention, their vaginas can't have so many problems unless they sleep around lmao" Me, a woman with crippling endometriosis: *H u h*

[@amanofmanyparts9120]

I love my partner's va-jay-jay. *Tasty!*

[@MysteryGeek2006]

@@amanofmanyparts9120 r/cursedcomment

[@rosenrot234]

Me, a transman that still has a vajayjay: wut?

[@NopurposeRai]

@@rosenrot234 Me here! And what about trans women? hmmm?

[@orbitalchaos8049]

Is no one gonna talk about pregnant women and gynecologists? 😂😂😂

[@deadlockraven1849]

They've gotten to a point where these conspiracies are more convoluted and complicated than the actual science.

[@Emerald-Fluffie]

“Hello there, Kim” Kim Jong Un: *gasp* “how did he know I was his biggest fan”

[@Coalgers]

Plot twist: click is North Korean and Kim Jong Un let him film

[@SharkfightersSH]

Quiet literally, if you are going by bodymass....

[@phyrcyde7634]

@@SharkfightersSH lol

[@edmardisla8492]

@@SharkfightersSH lol no

[@tamiromero6987]

"Ball earthists are all over the globe!" They went rollin down in the deep

[@etsybarney]

They admit they live on a globe? Yet state the globe does not exist? Ah yes, logik.

[@genesisofthebetween]

@@etsybarney Logan is questioning humanity right now lol

[@Zanecore]

@@genesisofthebetween Logan believes flat earthers brains are…….infinitesimal..✨

[@TinyHyena1967]

I wish I could remember the name of the group, but there's a flat earth group out there that, in the description on their homepage, says, "we have members all over the globe."

[@NotNochos]

In Plague Inc. there is a message saying: “Flat Earth cult claims to have members across the globe”

[@thenagito]

9:05 Honestly this just looks like the creators said, "Start rumors about introverts being secret werewolves, but don't make it obvious."

[@dapotatoking4699]

You’ve heard of “How the table turns” and “how the turn tables” NOW INTRODUCING “How the table tables”

[@etsybarney]

A wise announcement from our king, Da Potato.

[@tonkbutsmaller8008]

Isn't it "how the tables have turned"? (its the one I have heard)

[@EndoClaw]

“How the turns turn”

[@Project_KN1GHT]

How the turn turns

[@nacl4988]

How the turn turns

[@aminafrazier5963]

“Germs aren’t real because it’s germ theory not germ fact 🤪” By that logic, the existence of music theory implies that music isn’t real.

[@GOFFBITZH666]

“How can music be real if our ears aren’t real?” Some Chinese dude, The Art of War

[@z.t.w.7440]

Then, like Click said, gravity isn't real either. I dunno, ever since Facebook came out, my lunches seem to be floating around more...

[@GOFFBITZH666]

@@z.t.w.7440 WTF man, are you in Australia?

[@gazz3867]

@@GOFFBITZH666 Well, if he's in Australia he BETTER believe in gravity! If you stop believing for only a moment you will fly towards space at a constant speed caused by the centrifugal force of being on a rotating surface.

[@vaishnavisingh9244]

@@gazz3867 oh but remember how earth is flat and Australia doesn't exist?

[@reedmarkowitz]

When asked why they don't make stronger bear-proof containers on campsites, a park ranger said there is "significant overlap" between the smartest bears and dumbest humans"

[@uomodibassamorale]

this got straight on my list of "favourite statements" (if you have more precise sources I'll like to know the author)

[@irrelevant_noob]

@@uomodibassamorale just look up that last bit, there's plenty of sites talking about it... One thread in r/BrandNewSentence said it's from a Yosemite ranger.

[@uomodibassamorale]

​@@irrelevant_noob thanks!

[@melancolielupine2023]

I love this. But I don't understand- did he imply that stronger containers would discourage dumber humans as well as bears ? But... isn't it better to have stronger containers no matter what ? Because with weaker ones, both dumb and smart bears could open it. I'm confused lol

[@zacheryeckard3051]

@@melancolielupine2023 Containers that have a sophisticated and strong enough lock to keep a bear out are too complicated for the stupidest humans to operate.

[@kaylaa2204]

"This isn't a Skyrim puzzle game" Now that is really interesting, because Skyrim lore that the game just straight up tells you states that those puzzles that give you the answer, they aren't meant to keep people out. They're meant to keep the Draugr in. They don't need to be difficult for that reason, just difficult enough for a draugr to be unable to figure out

[@vexgnos5184]

I didn't know that about skyrim

[@trollsansofficial]

AKA barely hard.

[@annataylor9506]

As a Christian it kind of boggles my mind how so many people think its godly to reject science. If God created everything, then that means he created the scientific laws in place.

[@l_sparks]

Finally! A Christian that doesn't reject science!

[@ugwuanyicollins6136]

I will give you a pass for now. and also the natural laws are descriptive not prescriptive.

[@lunaticbz3594]

I'm not really a Christian anymore, but when I was I didn't have any issue with science. If anything learning how vast, and amazing, and how much revelation there is in the Universe just really shows how great of a God, God is. The Church I belonged to didn't put emphasis on the old testament, I just always thought of stories like Noah's ark, honestly all of Genesis as figurative stories. It honestly scared me when I first learned that people took those stories literally.

[@vaishnavisingh9244]

tbh those people would use the same shitty arguments they used to descriminate and torment LGBT+ people "It's a test of faith, that it you believe in satan's charm or will u return to god"

[@jaimicottrill2831]

Maybe it’s because science proves that a lot of stuff in the Bible is horse doodie and to believe in a god means you have to turn off the rational parts of your brain. That’s why it’s called Blind faith. This is not every Religious person as you seem rational, but since you wondered why so many reject science, this could be a reason.

[@comfyghost]

"i'd rather believe these people are aliens doing research than actual humans who believe what they're saying" mood

[@namelast_name9339]

I thought so as well, but I assure you they're totally human

[@charliesteel6553]

wait they are using Cunningham's Law to make us say the correct things to study us!!!!!

[@commissargeko4029]

As an alien myse... alien expert myself. I must say the idea that we... I mean they are observing you ter... I mean us humans through social media is completely preposterous. [Translation Software Failure] Ortö gre-ika rahn-ök, Norgadihk-terranar.

[@etsybarney]

@@commissargeko4029 Oh, hello [LEGITIMATE HUMAN] friend, let me fix that for you. [INSERT COLIN] [INSERT END PARENTHESES]

[@dreamisbetterthentechno3199]

Love your pfp

[@TheCount991]

"Nobody has ever felt electricity" Uhh, yes, I most certainly have.

[@manicpixiedreamgirl7930]

I am glad you are alive still.

[@annoyedshedevil]

Lent on an electric fence when I was a kid once, not going to lie... that shit hurts!

[@TheCount991]

@@annoyedshedevil I bet. For me it was when my dumbass of a boss thought it was a good idea to start flipping breakers while I was replacing a stove plug. I shouted. He laughed at me. I was not amused.

[@nordic24]

@@annoyedshedevil I held my finger once on a fence. It didnt hurt really bad but it still hurt

[@lampinky15]

@@annoyedshedevil I touched the electric net for bugs. trust me,that burns! My hand smell like burned for the next few hours.

[@BlackEpyon]

I really appreciate that you're scientifically literate, and not just reacting to these pseudosciences out of ignorance or spite.

[@cdreader02]

A scientific law is a irreputable fact, like how gravitational pull is related to the mass of the interacting bodies and inversely related to the distance between them or that energy is conserved in a complete system. They can be used as math equations. A theory uses data and laws to explain why certain trends occur that are not directly related to laws. Both are supported by years of rigorous trials and can be used to predict the outcomes of future experiments, and if not, they are changed. However, just because something is a theory does not make it any less valuable or supported than a law.

[@WombatMan64]

Thank you. Finally I see someone correctly define a theory online. I'm so sick with "Oh a theory is supported by some evidence but not enough yet, and it gets upgraded to a law when there's enough evidence" or some modification of that.

[@churrlance7050]

Close, but a law is still refutable in some extreme circumstances because laws are just (really good) approximation of the observation and data that we have. For example, although the law of gravity accurately describes the orbits of the planets, it does not describe the pull of gravity of massive bodies on light. Another example is how people used to calculate black body radiation, before we learnt about Planck's constant. Or basically half of classical physics that was once thought to be unbreakable. And laws of physics are still being broken every few decades or so being brilliant minds pushing the limits of what we know. My point is laws of nature aren't these obvious facts of life and we shouldn't treat them like it

[@porcupinethecat5073]

Scientific Laws are most often able to be expressed in equations and formulas, and are used to make specific predictions about outcomes. The reason we still learn Newton's equations in High School despite General Relativity having disproven them is because they are a close enough approximation to reality while being simple enough to memorize. That's all any of these laws are; they are simply empirical conclusions, and are not intended for absolutes.

[@churrlance7050]

Absolutely, that's why I called them really good approximation. I just didn't appreciate the use of the word "irreputable" (which I assume they mean irrefutable). But they are also past laws such as CP symmetry which was basically a statement and was once as highly regarded like the law of conservation, has been broken before. My point is that there is no irrefutable and unbreakable fact of the universe

[@porcupinethecat5073]

@@churrlance7050 IIRC, there's still a few teams trying to break CPT?

[@ToastyJunebugs]

"Full Moon Hangover" sounds like its just having a full blown anxiety attack. I can only assume the person who made that infograph just happened to have one on a full moon, so instead of looking within they blamed the moon.

[@birdsnestfern5635]

Yue doesn't deserve this

[@skeletonwar4445]

I like how they called the Statue of Liberty "Ishtar (Semiramis)" *like those two are the same person* when they absolutely aren't. They aren't even related at all.

[@maarekstele2998]

Im guessing its kinda like "this statue depicts the god Ra (Zeus) "

[@elliotvulkanvtuber]

Also ishtar is the goddess of war along side love

[@ashleyn.9166]

I love how Click just jams right through English words. Even as a native speaker I can acknowledge it's a hodge podge mess of a language.

[@someusername6552]

The Click: "I'm still not a furry" Also The Click: *casually starts speaking in furry mixed with English* Ladies and gentlemen, we got em.

[@MaximNightFury]

Nah, that's just Swedish surely

[@Persholm1]

That's not furry, that's English spoken with a Swedish accent

[@Retro_Rainer]

@@Persholm1 OP knows this. that was VERY obviously a joke. do you know the concept of jokes?

[@Persholm1]

@@Retro_Rainer I know, I'm not that dumb... I just cheekily explained his joke. How was that not obvious?

[@Retro_Rainer]

@@Persholm1 that's just....odd. why would you do that? it makes you look as if you didn't get the joke.

[@RabidLeroy]

Fact: blue spirulina is turquoise. Powdered, had that at a smoothie bar in my mango smoothie as a promotional; it’s good stuff. Yummy powdered algae supplement, tastes like nothing terrible at all, in fact, I tasted more mango than the powder, it goes with anything!

[@Kartoffelkamm]

That last bit about "tastes like nothing terrible at all" reminded me of an episode of Ojamajo Doremi I watched today, where one of the main characters, Onpu, ate a green bell pepper despite hating them, just so the girls' baby would eat her pumpkin pudding. Except, I feel like Onpu might actually be allergic to those things, with how she immediately throws up if she eats any. Anyway, I just thought of someone eating that stuff, or drinking it, and having that "I'd much rather clean a port-o-potty with my tongue than do that again" look, which reminded me of Onpu eating green bell peppers.

[@LotusHearted]

@@Kartoffelkamm Oh hey, fellow Magical Girl fan, though I haven’t watched Doremi.

[@Kartoffelkamm]

@@LotusHearted Trust me, it's fun. Mostly just wacky shenanigans that come from giving a 9 year old magic that can stop time, summon random items, or even clone people, and telling her to just get good at using it. But yeah, it's fun to watch.

[@03.ximipa3ahmadrinofarosmu3]

But poison is tastier smh

[@etsybarney]

@@03.ximipa3ahmadrinofarosmu3 Heard it was a delicacy in france once. =)

[@sarah5851]

Tesla was a Person. He was an inventor and electrical engineer and he is best known for contributing to the modern alternating current (AC) electrical system. The Brand was named after him because the founders thought he was great. There is also an SI unit named after him that describes the magnetic B-field strenght (also magnetic flux density).

[@rykenzar]

funi words magic commenter

[@elsasimpson1783]

I almost had a heart attack when he didn't know "who" Tesla was.

[@Mark_Agamotto1313_Smith]

@@elsasimpson1783 I was just going to post something along these lines. Also, Edison was one of Nicolai's biggest competitors.

[@SatumangoTheGreat]

@@Mark_Agamotto1313_Smith Tesla worked for Edison for a while, before he went on to work on his own projects.

[@Mark_Agamotto1313_Smith]

@@SatumangoTheGreat Now, THAT I didn't know. Thanks for the info. They WERE in competition though, if memory serves well.

[@kitbash475]

“Fear weakens the kidneys” There we go boys, The Doctor gets scared when he regenerates

[@chatboulon743]

Whenever I think of these kinds of people being aliens and trying to blend in with society, it actually does make a lot of sense. It's so obvious!

[@05council73]

Outcrazy the crazies

[@gaylordsupreme8824]

is... is tha- is that a conspiracy theory of yours? lol

[@David-om9ub]

You have become the very thing you swore to destroy

[@mainacc7624]

They probably think the same about us

[@superlimeapple]

supreme the Karen konspiracy

[@BleachedBlackSocks]

"Chronic Horniness is a symptom of constipation" I call bullshit. I am not constipated.

[@christianmartinez3587]

Oh......... I thought i was the only one

[@tamiromero6987]

Me who is constipated: f*

[@BleachedBlackSocks]

@@christianmartinez3587 well I mean... hormones and shit... its actually a problem for me. I'm hoping it will pass in a few year but atm, when I ovulate.... my mind stops working

[@luzelenaserrano1236]

YEAH BOIIIII

[@mirandagropen9761]

Just because condition a (chronic horniness) can be a symptom of condition b (constipation) doesn’t mean that condition a can only be caused by condition b.

[@CloverField83]

When most people use the word "theory", what they really mean is "hypothesis". Theories are the best fit explanation of how and why an observed fact works the way it does. Like evolution is an observed fact of nature that life mutates over successive generations, and the theory of evolution is the explanation of how and why random mutations can result in the divergence of species over a long enough timeline. This is, of course, a gross over simplification, don't @ me.

[@John_Weiss]

Actually, what most people mean by, "theory," is "cockamamie wild-guessing." We in science started using the word, "theory," due to its use in late-19th Century German scientific journals. So, take the 19th Century German definition of the word, „Theorie“ and translate that into really 21st Century English to get the actual scientific meaning. 😁

[@suonatar1]

It would be true to say "Some people mistakenly use the word 'theory' when they mean 'hypothesis'". Claiming that you know what "most people" think and say sounds a little bit patronising.

[@John_Weiss]

@@suonatar1 No, no, they're right to say, "most people." As someone with a PhD in physics, I hear the vast majority of non-scientists in the US use the word, "theory," to mean, "cockamamie half-baked guess." Europeans and the scientifically-literate non-scientists, OTOH, use the word, "theory," correctly when discussing science, but will use it to mean, "educated guess," other times - again, this is based on my experience. (FYI: I'm from the US.) This is not condescension, it's a statement of the exceedingly sad reality we live in. ☹️😢☹️

[@oscarperli1999]

I learned that theory is the explication, while law is the mathematical expression. Don't know if it's like that, but seems like it's pretty accurate.

[@suonatar1]

@@John_Weiss Well, it's probably not meant to be condescending, maybe I'm a little on edge today. I don't mean to argue, but I don't like when people generalise (Although I can't promise I wasn't guilty of that myself). We're all here to learn from each other. 👍

[@iloveplasticbottles]

3:36 The Statue of Liberty was based on the Roman goddess Libertas, the goddess of liberty. The statue was originally a gift to the Egyptians, but they didn't want it.

[@maxdragon5043]

If you're stuck with lightning, you would technically observed, hear, and felt electricity at the same time.

[@overconfidentpineapple8783]

Is the lightning itself faster than sound? Cause if it is i'd assume you wouldnt have time to hear it before your brain fries.

[@PutoMedicoBrujo]

AND if you survive it you get cool lightning like tattoos called "Lichtenberg figures"

[@3173_Delta]

a) "struck *by* lightning" b) "would *observe,* hear and *feel"* or "would *have* observed, *heard* and felt" :)

[@3173_Delta]

@@overconfidentpineapple8783 It's possible to survive being hit by lightning tho. There's the anecdote about the guy who got struck 7 times and only got unalived by the 8th one (or 7th I'm not sure about the number). So even if one could have their brain fry before they heard it (I'm not sure which would happen first, I'm not great with the physics even tho I had extended physics in high school, but you might be confusing it with the fact that *light* moves faster than sound), one could also survive the lightning and have heard it.

[@Winrarnt]

I hate when I'm stuck with lightning. It won't leave me alone

[@j_g9109]

I love these people’s mindset... It can’t be proven, so it must be true. If it _has_ been proven, they claim the research has been doctored, or they misunderstand and/or twist the facts to fit their narrative. 15:53 I’m not a fan of Elon, but ffs... it’s a quote from a musical comedy classic! Frankenstein & his monster do a duet of “Putting On the Ritz” in that movie! How can someone take that seriously?! 🤦‍♀️

[@lochofmceo]

Facts.....

[@StarflightProductions]

"Big freakin' yikes, both of you" Idk why but I love that🤣

[@ethribin4188]

Fun fact. "Physics" is the old greek for "knowledge of natur." (Natur in this case meaning everything in the universe) Biology is the old greek word for "study of life." Geography is the old greek word for "study of the earth" Chemistry is the old greek word for "study of things that are cast/mixed together". Etc. And those names are used not for fun. But for accuracy!

[@TorutheRedFox]

"No one has ever observed it, heard it or felt it" so I guess everybody who has been struck by lightning or zapped by any other, more common means, including myself, is now "no one"

[@juanausensi499]

Tasers

[@Mark_Agamotto1313_Smith]

"My name is Nobody"

[@iantaakalla8180]

I guess Ulysses/Odysseus has been struck by lightning as he was making his way to Greece.

[@flowersandchocolate14]

As a someone who almost died from a electric shock, that textbook is a bunch of horseshit and my fear of electric shocks is a *proof*

[@robertnett9793]

Ah that 'electric shock' was probably just Gods Wrath for touching life wires....

[@TheRawrnstuff]

Well, the textbook didn't say electricity doesn't exist, just that apparently "no-one knows where it comes from". I'd love to hear how they think power plants operate. Are they, like, depots for trucks bringing in the electricity gathered from around the region by professional electricity hunters? Wind farms are obviously where they grow wind so we don't run out.

[@FinnFann]

I used to think it was so...strange all this insane pseudo science exists. Then I learn some of them were taught electricity is literal magic. Some of them must actually operate under the logic we're in a dnd realm.

[@sodiboo]

16:47 Rainbows aren't even dome-shaped. They are circular. They're just cut off by the horizon most of the time, just like the fucking sky.

[@melancolielupine2023]

The one talking about ''menstruations disease'' made me roll my eyes. Like, pooping is nasty too, maybe you should see your doctor if your body is expelling poo from your anus on a regular basis ? It MUST be a disease, because it's so nasty 🙄

[@MehlDragon]

"Full Moon Hangover" ... isn't that just what you end up with after a you turn into a werewolf and spend the whole night testing your alcohol tolerance post change?

[@rhiacorvalis4302]

Dude what

[@mangaanimefan3089]

Bars are letting werewolves in now? Glad to see we're taking a step in the right direction with werewolf inclusion! XD

[@corrinbielawski8035]

@@mangaanimefan3089 Nah, I heard they're still stuck buying a box to drink at home.

[@mangaanimefan3089]

@@corrinbielawski8035 How disappointing. We still have a long way to go. 😔🐺

[@woopyboi9970]

"If there actually is a pandemic People would be sick and Hospitals would be full" Oh I'm sorry have you never looked or watched at anything except Facebook the past several months?

[@stevebonk8995]

The Covid deniers were insufferable, I lost both my parents and grandparents in the same month to Covid when it swept through my family. It was literally the worst period of my life.

[@Culled]

Anything that disproves their bullshit is fake, anything that makes them feel better is true…. Confirmation bias on steroids with a fallacy chaser

[@talynhastime9343]

“Run free my Brians!” 7 seconds in and I’m already losing it. 😆

[@AdorableTerror]

Looking at all of this, it reminds me of the time that I learned in my high school's psychology class that schizophrenia affects 1 out of 100 people. Very common. This video proves the point

[@a.9252]

You know with all these "bad" things in hell, it seems like a rad place, sucks I'm too broke to afford a V.I.P ticket

[@NephiylusBaphson]

But we can earn it. Together.

[@robertnett9793]

Ah - don't worry. Hell is a pretty open and inclusive place. You get in the V.I.P. area even without a tickeit if you are nice. And the rest is also pretty cool. You just might want to skip this one sulphur pool with all those screaming guys in it (that's the Christians - they seem to like it for some odd reason - but hey, we don't kink-shame in hell).

[@sinkalaj]

Just be gay, you get the fast pass, express stripper pole straight to the VIP lounge

[@a.9252]

Does the rest of the LGBT count?

[@c4k146]

@@a.9252 maybe

[@HeoniPOP]

When you did the are you stupid glare after “hospitals would be full”, I felt scared for a second. And then remembered I didn’t do anything

[@gaspshichat]

20:55 "people you actually know would be dead." in four days it will be the four month anniversary of my grandpa dying due to covid. please, please, _please_ get your vaccine

[@moodymoosh]

"no-one has heard electricity" me and my adhd: am i a joke to you? (seriously though i cant sit close to outlets that are being used cuz the buzzing noises will annoy me)

[@eldritchchaos2663]

Wait you hear that too? I thought I was just weird lol

[@robertnett9793]

Ah, yes the 50 hertz vibration :D

[@Angel_Kittichik]

I hear it too! So annoying. I also have ADHD and it's coupled with autism.

[@Kartoffelkamm]

Same here. Autism and sensitive hearing are a b*tch. One time I couldn't sleep because I heard a faint buzzing come on and off in certain intervals. I look around my room, trying to find the source, and eventually realize that the stand-by lamp of my laptop is making that sound.

[@nikosaarinen3258]

My brains just ignore regular noises like that, but irregular ones (like the sound of a router) will drive me absolutely nuts

[@thewolfstu]

17:53 Scientists back then: *Intense work on bettering humanity* Scientists now: "No, Karen, the mask does not emit 5Gs"

[@timetraveler7]

I love how anti science folks always underestimate just how hard it is to publish a scientific study. They make it seem like writing a scientific study is like cooking rice in the microwave.

[@ThatOneWeirdFlex]

@@timetraveler7 making toast

[@SapphireSeahorse494]

when the person said "why do the fires end at the border" I'm pretty sure they meant the border between US and Canada, or US and Mexico. Which is still stupid, since the map was most likely only showing US fires on purpose lol

[@gazz3867]

Mexico is all desert. I know that. I've seen a western!

[@hawkeyescoffee6399]

I fear you may be giving them too much credit.

[@giorgitsiklauri840]

Maybe they were referring to the state borders? As it does seem to be contained more or less in California, Oregon, and Washington.

[@WinterPains]

The best part? The map showed fires in Canada.

[@erink476]

yeah, like how in our bad season in '19-'20, if I zoomed out on the app that shows fires in New South Wales, there weren't any shown in Victoria or ACT, even where I knew from news there were fires , because it was the *state* app.

[@Poketom-ob1dl]

18:24 To be fair, they may be talking about the land borders (ie, the states like Nevada, as well Mexico/Canada) The reason why is relatively simple, the area around the fires is all mountains and deserts, places where there’s little to no vegetation. Where as the places with fires are all relatively dense forests in an area with dry seasons. Granted, that would mean that wildfires were an issue before climate change (which they were) but CC has greatly increased the number and intensity of wildfires

[@allhailexoticanimals8866]

Click: A Literal God Forsaken Hell Spawn Also Click: *Loves Everyone For Who They Are*. Also Click: Thinks He’s Going To Hell

[@TheBreadDemon]

Ikr mans is so strangely wholesome

[@robertnett9793]

Well, considering the kind of people going to hell - according to people actually believing in hell - it fit's pretty perfect.

[@peytongolding7544]

All of us here are going to hell, we're just doing it voluntarily instead :)

[@TReyeHD]

The guy telling women have no orgasm: *IT'S ALL LIES* Me: Idiot... His ex: I know, right?

[@lunard8690]

also many rainbows can be circles depending on what angle you see it from, it looks really cool, i drove into a rainbow once, everything went purple, I know its just a change in how the wavelength is perceived by the eye but i still appreciate the experience, it like when you watch a blizzard and you see little 2 foot tornadoes form for a few seconds with the light fluffy snow, yay, also if landsharks were a thing would they swim in snow, would that be adorable or dangerous?

[@AchenarFFXI]

I have a photograph hanging on my wall that I took outside the South African National Space Agency of just such a circular rainbow :D

[@kaitlyn3168]

Really? Thats a cool experience. I'm jealous lol

[@flatturdphd2066]

I'm fairly sure what you say you experienced completely defies known physics

[@lunard8690]

@@flatturdphd2066 i actually dont know the rules of physics as it applies to that situation, but everything did look all shades of purple to me, i was driving down a country road, the end of the rainbow was in the road and for 1 quarter of a mile everything just looked various shades of deep purple

[@gazz3867]

Whoa. So sharnados are real? Is that what you're getting at? One does not casually mention tornadoes AND sharks in the same sentence. Wait - sharknados? Sharknadoes? Will that word ever make it into any official dictionary so we can know?

[@melissawickersham9912]

Fear, grief, and anger are all HEALTHY emotions. Fear helps alert you to danger. Anger protects and defends you and your loved ones if used properly. And grief is a healthy response to loss. None of those emotions weakens you...they make you STRONG instead. You would literally die if you couldn’t feel fear....because you wouldn’t be able to recognize and respond to danger if you didn’t have the capacity to feel fear.

[@King_Dub_Dub]

"You're PEEING on us and think this is funny???" I got myself a senior quote for the ages my fellows.

[@olenickel6013]

I'm going to possibly ruin your day by noting where he got this idea from: female ejaculation is a bit of a scientific puzzle (one reason being that "ewww, female sexuality is gross, let's not research it" was a genuine position for quite a while, the other being that "getting women to ejaculate" is a really awkward setup for acontrolled experiment). And well, a number of studies analyzing samples of female ejaculate have suggested that the fluid in female ejaculations is urine that leaked due to muscular relaxation due to arousal.

[@jadehomelife]

Yes we think it's funny but not for the reason this dude thinks

[@melancolielupine2023]

@@olenickel6013 This study showed that there was urine-like components in feminine ejaculation, but not only, there was also stuff released by Skene's glands, and ultimately they only tested on 7 women and they think that stress could have provoked urine release. It's a difficult research because well, studying on willing women during m@sturbation is hazardous. We don't know for sure what composes female ejaculation, and it's urine-like without having the color and odor of urine soooo... It's still a mystery

[@olenickel6013]

@@melancolielupine2023 Absolutely. I personally also think a major factor of confusion is that there's not really a common definition of what constitutes a female ejaculation and many people understand vastly different things under the term, which includes certain fetish practices that have nothing to do with the natural phenomenon.

[@warsongAro]

Female ejaculation is porn BS, female orgasm is common what you should go for. Ps. If a woman urinate on you during sex, try to be cool about it orgasms are sometimes incontrolable.

[@bumblebeerror9019]

“Have you ever had a full moon hangover?” Proceeds to list the symptoms of ADHD

[@pikoprotogen3307]

"OH NO A TIGER" shows the cutest tiger ever

[@ataphelicopter5734]

_furry_

[@rio1208]

Ok I’m not completely crazy-

[@ledfolf7193]

Best bean tiger

[@CrazyDoodlez810]

OwO

[@05protogen35]

Hello my fellow protogen

[@roastedByCoffee]

Well...I like how click takes his time to actually teach people basic knowledge instead of just laughing at them and moving on.

[@comiccat4650]

"No one has ever felt electricity" ask any electrician and I can assure they will tell you at least one personal story

[@frostfirei]

I once stuck my finger into a light socket, to feel it, I certainly felt it.

[@sarahdysart2832]

XD I'm told licking a 9-volt battery is a widely shared experience, especially among engineers and quite possibly electricians as well.

[@Tribalfan88x]

Semiramis was also a babylonian queen and said to have ordered the Hanging Gardens to be built. You know, one of the seven ancient world wonders

[@spyro563]

She didn't order it, the story goes that her husband ordered their creation to make her happy since she came from a rich green land and there was not much green in the desert.

[@Rieras]

she's also a waifu

[@AppahTheChin]

@@Rieras amen

[@etsybarney]

@@Rieras I suppose her husband was a simp? Ancient Waifus and Simps.

[@Rieras]

@@etsybarney The ancient Simp... For some reason that sounds respectable

[@katewc]

While it's true that people can sleep worse when there's a full moon, it's because the sky tends to be brighter with the light bouncing off more of the moon and if you have curtains you'll be fine. Also pineapple on pizza! Yes!

[@septicsorcerer9620]

Pineapple on pizza is delicious, but I don't know what the video says about the full moon thing but I know your wrong. You do get worse sleep on a full moon but it's because something to do with instincts left from early humans.

[@sjs9698]

@@septicsorcerer9620 [citation needed] ~ it's common knowledge (and ofc a thoroughly tested fact) that many/most people struggle to sleep well in higher light levels. your argument for a much less provable assertion carrys a pretty heavy burden of proof.

[@septicsorcerer9620]

@@sjs9698 maybe look it up instead of stating random things.

[@bruh-zw9hx]

@@septicsorcerer9620 i mean do u have a source

[@juanausensi499]

@@septicsorcerer9620 You are the one stating random things. Light being a cause of bad sleeping is an universally known phenomenon, your sentence about some undescribed instincts is not.

[@Kokice5]

1:10 Fear, anger and stress do actually affect you, but not those specific locations you just get worse all around

[@cellva1682]

14:42 Click: "It's like an oxymoron" Me: "No, this is a megamoron"

[@monke6912]

you're atoms

[@melody3741]

I am actually legitimately worried about the mental health of the corn person. Like flat earthers, I guess they can find a community and there are certainly a propensity to get reward chemicals from feeling like you're special and like you understand things that other people don't, which ends up in some people diving into conspiracy theories and not being able to escape. I get that. The corn thing though is so outlandish that I am not even joking I'm pretty sure that they are suffering from psychosis of some kind.

[@jeremyklein953]

Korn

[@thesewinggeekmiri9029]

I kinda thought it was a troll post tbh

[@hulmhochberg8129]

no, its the same. and since hes the onlyone that knows, hes even more special.

[@MossyToomes]

As someone who had my grandma pass as a result of cancer, it honestly hurts to see that some people a actually believe that you give yourself cancer.

[@PutoMedicoBrujo]

Do you remember when we as a society thought the lack of understanding in science, politics, and other things was the lack of access to information? Then the internet appeared... to prove all us wrong....

[@MossyToomes]

@@PutoMedicoBrujo And then half of everyone proceeded to be ignorant and I often fear that I may become homeless if my grandfather, the last remaining member of my family who seems to care about me, could potentially be homophobic and kick me out if he found out I'm pan. So no. The internet didn't prove everyone wrong. It made it so that ignorant a holes can speak the loudest.

[@panzerpusher]

I just discovered this, and watching Click slowly lose his mind over how vacuous people can get is my new greatest joy in life.

[@agent__berry]

4:36 That’s a really long and conveluded way for the OP to say “I’ve never pleased a woman in my life”

[@allhailexoticanimals8866]

Day 2 of telling the click that they are greatly appreciated and valued and I thank them for welcoming everyone in a safe and happy environment.

[@conejitoburrito6526]

FYI the click goes by he/him but it's cool!

[@allhailexoticanimals8866]

@@conejitoburrito6526 I know I just didn’t put he/him cause Idk

[@conejitoburrito6526]

@@allhailexoticanimals8866 yeah I mean they/them is fine

[@noneofyourbusiness2854]

Oh, you think The Click is *one* person?

[@bejibenyt9934]

@@noneofyourbusiness2854 they’re multiple people of different intergalactic species

[@errorduck]

I love when The Click gets so badly annoyed by the incorrect info that he goes into full teacher mode

[@bertmeinders6758]

In 2014, I learnt a bit more about electricity around 2:30 am, while riding home from work (I worked and evening shift then). On the Whirikino bridge, approaching Foxton, I found myself in a crackling blue haze. It took me a few minutes and the discovery that my bike's rear indicators no longer worked, to realise that I had been caught on the outer edge of a lightning strike.

[@Tnknlucrd]

I thought flat earthers said that “water always finds its level” or whatever, now they’re also saying there are water mountains?

[@robertnett9793]

Psssshhhh - wait - you expect 'logical conclusivity' like a NASA sheeple? Logic itself was invented by the Illuminati to distract us from the real truth (c). For all that it matters, the earth is flat, either square or round, has either a dome or not, which is either transparent or painted and illuminated, and also a perimeter wall, or not, which either keeps the water in or obscures the infinite flat plane we live in. It's simple.

[@miuiswaifu]

wait do flat earthers belive that there is a flat atmosphere or do they belive that there is a round one

[@hackr6751]

@Robert Nett this is a joke right

[@robertnett9793]

@@hackr6751 We live in quite a strange time, when this becomes a valid question in this situation :D

[@tuluppampam]

@@robertnett9793 so the earth is stuck in a superposition and the uncertainty principle will never allow us to find the truth

[@BN-zv7tn]

At this point the phrase "religion numbs the people" is not a rebelious statement, It's a fact

[@dirtydan9785]

Always has been

[@keirfarnum6811]

“Opiate of the masses”.

[@bertmeinders6758]

@@keirfarnum6811 Not since the development of the portable radio.

[@haybaleanimations2758]

1:54 Everyone knows that solid water mountains exist. We civilized folk call them "glaciers".

[@kellydalstok8900]

Icebergs

[@JohnRay1969]

That's not liquid water it's ice.

[@lptotheskull]

1:16 I've collected all the organ failure infinity stones. Me and my mental instability are now unstoppable.

[@TheDMan2003]

Not to ruin the joke (which is hilarious), but aren’t there six Infinity Stones?

[@lptotheskull]

@@TheDMan2003 um uh well uh um um uh um uh can i phone a friend

[@TheDMan2003]

@@lptotheskull Why, do they have number six? If that’s the case, go right ahead.

[@lptotheskull]

@@TheDMan2003 lol

[@trishapellis]

"Am I just getting meaner" the word is 'jaded', Click. Have fun with it. Also urea is indeed a frequent component in beauty products, and as the name suggests, it also appears in our urine - but the stuff in skin cream is created in the lab. However, the keratin and collagen in those same beauty products do tend to come from animals' hooves and skin.

[@JohnRay1969]

Urea is also used in some food products as flavor enhancers. We do indeed slather our bodies and eat the stuff a lot more than most people think.

[@Nyx_Fey_]

So long as those products avoid all the other stuff in urine I'm fine.

[@Joey-kd8lj]

Also, urea in skincare products would be purified, whereas urine would have germs from the anal area as well as various waste products that could result in kidney failure if drunk in high enough quantities

[@TaosoftheVoid]

I love how click mispronounced both "Canaanites" and "Pantheon" but at the same time I knew exactly what he meant when I heard it... that's the human brain for ya!

[@irrelevant_noob]

why would you love it tho? It's really grating for me, every time. And sadly it's somewhat common. :'(

[@kellydalstok8900]

A computer couldn’t do that.

[@JohnRay1969]

He also acknowledged in the same comment that he was butchering a lot of the language this day. Smart guy. I appreciate that.

[@Kristanite]

When it comes to things like the Theory of Relativity, theory also means a body of work like when someone's published multiple books to try and explain the same thing. I think Germ Theory might be this usage of the word theory? In this case because there have been many many publications by many many scientists and even ancient philosophers. It's very much not a new idea.

[@robertnett9793]

Yep. "Theory" in science means basically the (best) explanation (we have at the moment) for any given observation - which we call 'law'. So the 'Law of Gravity' means basically we see stuff falling down. The Theory of Relativity (or Germ Theory of Disease, or Theory of Evolution...) explains WHY we observe this things exactly how we observe them. Germ Theory by the way isn't that old. At least the actual one we use and expand on today. Some mid 19th century I think. Before that we had a lot of different ideas, ranging from 'bad air' or 'miasma' over imbalances in the bodily fluids and so on. Grasps of the idea existed long before, but ... I could be wrong, it was one Louis Pasteur who firstly observed germs under a microscope (and understood what he saw)...

[@TeamVampireHunterD]

"Hospitals would be all full!" *Click burning holes into the halfwit that typed that with all the fires of hell* As a nursing student, MOOD.

[@CopperYeen]

19:02 dude that's nearly exactly what my chemistry teacher told us yesterday- Especially the thing with how science and translations are basically a translation of the universe to our language, she basically said exactly that

[@cheesy9973]

wait u go to school?

[@YTDariuS-my6dg]

At 2:02 I deadass ran to my parents all excited like and said "Thats it! The flatearthers have SOLVED IT" Then I proceeded to explain, laugh so hard I cried and went back to my room. Mom kept eating chips and rolled her eyes while dad looked at me looking like he can't possibly expect the human race to go any lower.

[@thajocoth]

You've mentioned a phobia of needles. I get the same issue. I've been able to decrease it over the years by taking classes on using a needle and being the one poking others occasionally. The gathered knowledge decreases the anxiety, making it easier to handle the pain.

[@BlueTheCartoonAddict]

I have intense anxiety when it comes to needles, vaccines, etc. So it's peachy.

[@thajocoth]

@ShayAway It hurts less because it's a higher gauge needle, so it's thinner. Blood is thicker so it needs a thicker needle to draw it. Since all of my senses are multiplied, I still find the sting to be painful, but understanding the gauges and the mechanics surrounding the poke makes it easier to handle that pain.

[@rosieposie1760]

Clicky's pronunciation most of the time is so good that I forget that English is not his native language. Then he butchers "pantheon" and "Canaanites." It reminds me that he's doing this in a second (third?) language and my respect for him skyrockets even more.

[@EgalitarianWoman]

Plant is looking particularly handsome and lustrous today.

[@potatoboooi5168]

Yeah how are they doing it

[@EgalitarianWoman]

@@potatoboooi5168 Miracle-Gro + Click's tears

[@etsybarney]

@@EgalitarianWoman And the blood of the plushie ones.

[@Dragon4God]

“APOLLO IS THE ANTICHRIST MENTIONED IN THE BOOK OF REVELATIONS” Which chapter of Revelations? What verse? I would very much like to know.

[@dylanrok]

apollo is also a greek god of the sun. i cant with these people

[@diarmuidkuhle8181]

@@dylanrok Classical student here, sorry but the Greek sun god was Helios. Apollo was god of truth / light / wisdom primarily ; further he could heal, as well as also having war aspect (specifically, war in a just cause)

[@dylanrok]

@@diarmuidkuhle8181 True, he was the god of archery and all that other stuff. I mispoke, as helios is the titan of the sun, but apollo was the most recent one to drive the sun chariot. ( I think)

[@seleyav.7101]

The name is mentioned in the book of revelation 9-11, when the fifth angel sounds his trumpet: "They had as king over them the angel of the Abyss, whose name in Hebrew is Abaddon and in Greek is Apollyon (that is, Destroyer)." Of course there is a discussion whether Apollyon and Apollo are the same "person" or not, never the easy way...

[@irrelevant_noob]

@@diarmuidkuhle8181 iirc not merely any light, but SUN's light specifically. For the moon's light, the greeks initially had Selene (the word ‘Selas’ meaning light), which then extended to the whole of the moon. And @idk anymore the chariot had been Helios', yet Helios and Apollo started getting some serious overlap, especially through roman eyes.

[@xxgachacffeemasterxx5278]

This kids is why you go to school. You don't want to become like these Facebook people

[@unfussybull6793]

Understandable thx for the advice

[@xxgachacffeemasterxx5278]

@@unfussybull6793 yuh

[@dany_fg]

8:49 As an introvert I feel both offended and understood

[@nekoshadowwolf]

I guess we're both werewolves

[@martinkelly8588]

21:47 Clearly this person heard that CO2 converts in to a weak acid in the blood and then just stopped listening. YES, CO2 forms carbonic acid when dissolved in water which lowers the pH of the body. This is why we need to breath out CO2. The pH of the body is monitored and kept within an optimum range. This is one of the processes of homeostasis. We all breath in a bit of our CO2 all the time with or without a mask but the level of which is more or less safe. THIS IS WHY EDUCATION IS SO IMPORTANT.

[@dianamerchant1026]

I lost my dad to COVID in January, I almost lost my uncle to it resulting in severe blood clots in his lungs. I’ve lost several of my favorite customers at my bookstore. One of our local restaurants that specializes in senior customers lost 6 customers in one week. Sometimes I want to know why I’m not consumed by rage. Mostly cute cat videos and lovely people like the Click. Keep doing what you do darling.

[@John_Weiss]

to you. I've been lucky. I have a friend who lost his mother to COVID, and my sister-in-law's mother died from it. (G*d help any COVID-denying idiots that open their mouths to my brother, because he'll beat the sh1te out of them. He very much loves his in-laws.) I cannot and do not understand the pain you've been through. Yet I can still wish that you had not gone through it.

[@aferotorrington1909]

Christian here, the science denying karens do not represent the beliefs of a religion as a whole.

[@CloutmasterPhluphyy]

Ngl i feel that some of these Karens would go to hell quicker than atheists

[@-sadhbh-7048]

😐

[@Ikajo]

Also Christian, got my second shot of the vaccine yesterday.

[@zubayeerahmed3801]

Welcome to the club XD

[@robertnett9793]

@@CloutmasterPhluphyy No. We don't want those here. I mean, we have a pretty swell place, with all the scientists, philosophers and porn stars down here. We should have WiFi and air conditioning by now. And I don't want to get that ruined by some annoying Karens.

[@konekoenchanted5919]

I just discovered your channel and want to thank you for making me smile and yes, even laugh. I subscribed so I can have something fun to watch and agree with.

[@alvakjellgren181]

As someone who has lost my grandpa to the virus, it pisses me of more then anything when people say stuff like "if the was a virus, then how come no one has died??". My father and I was with him for 6 hours straight in the hospital without eating or taking breaks and i experienced my first and worst panic attack in my life. It was the worst couple of days in my life because we knew that he was going to die, it was just a question of when. If i actually meet someone in real life who has the guts to say this to my face, then i will not be able to hold myself back because NO ONE disrespects my grandpa's pain and suffering like that