Real Engineer Reacts to Big Bang Theory #10

[@lidiamacias7235]

One of the physicists behind the show hides homework that he actually uses for his students in the props in some episodes, it's so funny that paying attention to the background it becomes obvious X)

[@parychahal]

That's awesome!!

[@heidifedor]

My late fiancé was an engineer. He had four patents in telecommunications, but the company got all of the credit and profited from his inventions.

[@evachristian3137]

His voice is so soothing and he makes topics I couldn’t care any less about sound interesting 👍🏾

[@parychahal]

thanks ahaha

[@johnhowardlagang3381]

I watched your part 1 reaction and now I'm here up to 10 and can't stop watching xD haha great job sir you don't just react you also give information about what they say and explain it i really enjoy your content

[@parychahal]

Glad you like them!

[@navneetkaushik2482]

I am just binge watching all these reactions and i am loving your insights on them.

[@guilherm33]

YOOO i was just watching the other reactions of tbbt

[@parychahal]

That's awesome!!! I'm happy I hit 10 of these before the new year

[@M_Baker9ersFan]

Don’t know how I missed this one. Looking forward to more

[@winnifredroman9560]

Really loved your BBT reactions but being so current when you brought up Taylor Swift's fight with her old record label just got you a subscribe

[@parychahal]

Thanks Winnifred!! ahaha Everybody loves Taylor Swift

[@pyther9990]

Love the reactions

[@parychahal]

Thanks Finn! Glad you're enjoying the videos! I have marvel videos too if you wanted to check those out!

[@Thundermikeee]

Im not sure how much this applies in research, but as a CS student i often asked people with no CS background whatsoever if i got stuck. explained the problem in simple terms and got simple solutions of which i didnt think before most of the time. not all of them turned out to be viable but it is interesting how someone who has no training in your field can sometimes kick off an idea you wouldnt have come to exactly because they have no training.

[@DonaldHolben]

The guys from Spinal tap had to re record their older music too get thier rights back...

[@tiktoktalents1807]

I love the bing bang theory

[@19mila87]

As always very interesting! question.. if your work win the nobel prize and if your paper is own by the university, to whom the prize go?

[@djesmadetv8322]

Yow, it's awesome. How you got that. I've been watching and re watching this series for a while now and I've seen some behind the scene footage or interviews that the math on the board are all true, I mean they really contacted people for that to be authentic and one of the people they contacted is a real proffesor and because he's technically part of the show he puts equations and answers on the board of the show and tell his students that if you want some free answers or tips. They should watch the tbbt. Haha. Awesome how you somehow prove that it's a real thing that happened.

[@bryant475]

Kaka? It means Doodoo! Lmao 🤣 I loved this episode btw! Also, nice studio! Mewtwo is my fav pokemon. By the way, do you play video games? Happy Holidays :)

[@parychahal]

Thanks!! I used to play a lot of video games, but I substituted that for standup comedy and KZbin videos

[@xmant8842]

My favorite Pokemon is greninja

[@robinpedrotti3239]

It'd be great if you could react to the Imitation Game Greetings from Mexico

[@parychahal]

I'll add it to the list!

[@citisoccer]

Yea, most musicians don't own the space, the equipment, the ability to produce, the music, the lyrics lol. Most definitely don't deserve to own jack beyond their cut and royalty..

[@josephbatnjana159]

The first ever exam I got as an electrical eng. student was an Op-amp question😂😂 I’m supposed to graduate April 2022, love your content

[@parychahal]

Fasho!! Thanks for the love bro!

[@josephbeach6046]

Would you react to some episodes from MacGyver with Richard Deen Anderson?

[@gregdjentyguy9986]

Yep, the labels used to invest thousands into recording, production, promotion, touring and a lot more. Clearly the investor is intitled to most of the profit. Now musicians can start out on their own, so lables aren't as vital. On that point of a colleague telling you "it can't be done", that happens in music too lol, being told your ideas are shit by a bandmate hurts your ego but as in science (I think anyway) humbling yourself goes a long way. (Someone said the more you learn, the more you realize how little you know).

[@tudor2051]

Could you do an electrical engineering basics series?

[@parychahal]

I thought about it for a while but there are far better teachers already on the internet. The current videos I'm doing, I haven't seen any other engineer do. I would rather keep my channel to a unique niche

[@nadroj-88]

Could you react to some leading up to the end of the last season. Or the final episode.

[@parychahal]

Yeah! I'll add it to the list!

[@nadroj-88]

The Gold Life thank you so much that’s so cool you replied!

[@parychahal]

no problem ahaha

[@parychahal]

The new youtube commenting system is not very good for interaction, it's literally impossible for me to find comments now so if you commented on other videos in the past and I missed them, its because youtube makes it harder for me to find them

[@onlybigraffs]

The university pulls loan for the equipment, raj brings cash to the university 🤓

[@switchcraft792]

Whose ur favorite character personality wise?

[@xinniether-pooh989]

Please review "The Vengeance Formation" episode. I'd like to know if helium can really make someone's voice that high-pitched. If so, that's really a genius prank.

[@parychahal]

Which season/episode is that? BTW Helium will 100% make your voice higher. Inhale it from a balloon, it's hilarious!!

[@xinniether-pooh989]

@@parychahal S3E9.

[@justdom3165]

First things first: 1.) Great reaction! 2.) One of the scenes you didn't react to was when Sheldon had to correct Raj when Raj agreed to work "with" Sheldon, and Sheldon had to correct him because he said work "for him". Does this actually happen among engineers/physicists? 3.) I kind of wanted to see you do a reaction video with another engineer/physicist, but it may not be a very good idea because it may end up in a fight on who is right and who is wrong. 4.) I just graduated with a mechanical engineering technology degree, and I am having a hard time finding a job! Any chance you can do a video on you giving some tips on finding an engineering job. Also include your past experiences. I have a lot of knowledge that is ready to be applied! 5.) That drawing of an op amp. Reminds me of circuit analysis, the one class that all engineering majors (even me) had to retake.

[@parychahal]

Sharing credit is not something most scientists like to do. Working with vs for someone....I haven't seen anything that bad. If it's a grad student it's implied they're working for you, a fellow professor is usually working with you. But even if the grad student has questions, professors are more lenient with them because at the graduate level, you're getting closer to the degree of a professor and they see you more as an equal then an undergrad. Getting a job was a long and annoying process. I don't have anything original to share with you...put that resume everywhere you can and talk to people. I would walk into the building of a company you want to work at and ask the front desk if you could speak to an engineer about it and shadow them. Emails will 100% get lost and ignored, but if you show up in person, it's much harder to ignore you.

[@phoenixramirez3961]

Prince was also talking about it which is why a lot of musicians should have their masters.

[@parychahal]

I was so nervous about how people would take my side discussion on music because it so far off from engineering, which is why I was debating editing that whole thing out but I'm glad I kept it in

[@phoenixramirez3961]

The Gold Life Always go with your instincts man

[@agentepeperoni34]

It's good to see improvements in the surroundings, but previous "studio" was more .. soothing. I guess I just got used to it. It was so natural and much more diverse.

[@parychahal]

the previous studio was an office at my friend's house lol

[@JustSomeGuyWithBadDirections]

So saying you have no research whatsoever with the money you’ve been given is kinda like not being able to get into the college you want since you have a bad GPA so you have to do extra credit or in this case contribute to a paper or any form of research at a University

[@edgeshot4246]

Quality content

[@parychahal]

Thank you!

[@Camboo10]

Wait! You mean to say that as an engineer you don't use transistors to solve string theory? *surprised pikachu face*

[@F1rstWorldNomaD]

2:30 Not if you're Tom Macdonald. 😎 #HOG

[@donnythompson408]

Your analogy with recording artists not owning their own music is incorrect. Yes, there are some who do sign away their publishing rights to their record labels in order to become “signed” (and hopefully famous), but many, many recording artists over the years (and even now) own the rights to their own songs, or at least a very decent share of the rights. It all depends on what type of “deal” the artist or band signs with the label... some can negotiate deals where they retain all of their rights, some may agree to 80%, or 50%, while others may retain less, or, even nothing. It all depends on how much the label wants the artist or bands on their roster, and if they have had previous proven success. New, young artists tend to settle for less (or even nothing) because they often don’t understand how much money they stand to lose by signing away their publishing rights, or, they are aware and sign anyway, because their desire to become famous outweighs their desire for money. So, it’s not true that “all” artists don’t own their own songs, or the rights to them. FWIW

[@Cliff-rizzin5172]

Perry the platypus

[@dailydoseofmooda]

is it just me or does he sometimes sound like Bert Kibbler ??

[@belkyhernandez8281]

No. They are not taking all the risk. The artist and researcher is also taking the risk of time opportunity cost and reputation risk which translates into financial gains or losses over their lifetime. Don't be so quick to uncritically accept corporatists framing. If the creators and investors had proportionate leverage then a different arrangement could be reached where the creators could receive a percentage of the gains. The fact that they don't is more an indication of imbalance of power than risk/return.

[@MrLeet71]

Hey.. love you videos.. but I have to say.. as a machinist, I hate engineers.

[@parychahal]

thanks...I think?

[@MrLeet71]

@@parychahal lol.. I work for a company that makes parts for places like Northrup Grumman, Raytheon, other DoD contractors, NASA, Energy companies. Lots of new tech. Our engineers are mad geniuses that never take into account the machining difficulty and make our lives miserable. They design and we figure out how to machine it. Lots of super alloys like Inconel, Kovar, etc. and extreme tolerances. Those 2 things dont mix well.

[@chong3632]

@@MrLeet71 I feel your pain. I’m an electro-mechanical tech, and it never ceases to amaze me how some engineers will seemingly go out of their way to make a specific part in a machine much harder to disassemble than it needs to be. That particular part is also the part that breaks down most often....

[@sejalsharma1567]

U are very cute 🤪