REAL LIFE MINI-CLONES? | GTA 5 Online Playlist

[@shakenj]

"Then I'll keep that one in a little box" - Ross "Golliwogs are Ok" Hornby

[@jordy0208]

“If you can’t look up, you can’t see heaven so you don’t have a soul” -Chris Trott 2018

[@chrisc.5911]

“Heat can’t transfer through a vacuum.” - Alex Smith, 2018

[@Gh0stClown]

You probably wouldn't freeze instantly in space because the main method by which our bodies lose heat is through air convection. In vacuum there is of course no air so you would only lose heat by thermal radiation, which is much slower. What would kill you much more quickly is the sudden massive pressure differential causing your bodily fluids to boil and your blood vessels to rupture.

[@billfred9411]

Yup. Trot was partly right tho it depends where you are in space. Where and when to be more precise. The temperature varies greatly in space. You can actually end up cooking from the heat near a star or freeze almost instantly if you happen to be in a dark area at the time.

[@SGz_Eliminated]

they didn't really explain the fact that in the film she is basically in an airlock full of water. It's the water that freezes when the airlock breeches, she is just in the water so freezes with it. Although still its not really plausible (assuming she is actually in water and not some other substance) because the water would boil into vapour and then freeze. Would basically become a frozen mist.

[@Zw285]

Oh god, straight into the existentialism.

[@Camhin1]

Zyron existentialism or the front page of r/im14andthisisdeep

[@ieatiron]

Whoa, are you real?

[@ieatiron]

Don't answer that too quickly now.

[@samcavanagh7993]

So i think we have discovered that ross doesn't have empathy.

[@Will-vo1qd]

Sam Cavanagh what more can we expect from someone with Dog vision? 😂

[@kurauk]

Heat does transfer through a vacuum in the form of radiation, which is how we feel the heat of the Sun on Earth.

[@harvprendy3447]

We’re experiencing decompression, we have 12 souls onboard and one ginger

[@HenryGK]

You can see the moment that Smith decides that Ross is actually a dangerous lunatic and that he needs to do something about this.

[@jackabea9534]

Ross I actually liked the film In Time. I did watch it when I was a bit younger but I found the concept really really cool

[@sebastiandoggett3293]

I also really enjoyed the film, i thought it was a great concept and kept the audience asking questions with its vagueness.

[@jamblesss]

honestly one of the best episodes i've seen in a while

[@KirinDave]

The Hats have maybe the weirdest idea of how space works of anyone on youtube. "Heat doesn't transfer through a vacuum." Fascinating. That is why the sun does not warm the planet.

[@KirinDave]

Think about what you just said. Light is radiation, heat is radiation. Yes, Vacuum flasks work by providing a cheap isolation layer that only allows radiating heat from the inner vessel to escape. But that energy certainly propagates through a vacuum and certainly can cause an increase in the heat of nearby things unless its placed in an insulative coating (or it has good reflective properties on the inner layer for the wavelengths of radiation that the vessel will emit).

[@camicus-3249]

What did Synerrox say that goes against this?

[@jettnash5217]

You need to heat diamonds to 9000C in a vacuum in order to liquidize it. #FactOfTheDay

[@OsamaWillBalmer]

Dave Fayram you seem to have missed the point. Space doesn't conduct heat at all, conduction of heat requires matter, there is no matter in the void of space therefore space can not and does not conduct heat. What space does do is conduct radiation, which when it enters the atmosphere can be converted into kinetic energy, warming our planet.

[@kristopheshepherd2078]

heat cannot be stored in a vacuum but the sun still radiates heat and so if you are in the suns rays and around the earths distance away you should be about 45 degrees Fahrenheit, though if you are without a space suit your blood is trying to escape your body along with the rest of your insides. You're dead

[@ryanphillips4123]

But I watched "In Time" and really enjoyed it...

[@sonaldperera]

I enjoyed it too, i felt it explored a world where people did not die of natural causes so a system was invented to keep the population in check.

[@tjeffrey2900]

Same tbh, i rememeber watching this a few years a go and thinking it was pretty good

[@steelfist1305]

This turned deliciously dark, really fast. Edit: And the exhausted look on Smith's face as he does the mental gymnastics to make flat earthers sound sane.

[@christsnake1694]

they basically described the world of Downsizing

[@TangentRecard]

0:11 Cant speak for everyone else watching, but you are definitely, without any sweeping statements, my favourite people on youtube. My grumpy old dad thinks your car VODS are pretty swell too, and he is 71, so there's your age bracket widener, boiks.

[@danmyles2126]

Gta playlist is effectively the new trails for hatfilms. We as the viewer get the quality commentary trails provides , more than one camera angle so we're not always watching trott. And the chill gameplay of a gta playlist. It's a win win situation

[@firefaux64]

If you were small, even small bugs would be the size of a medium dog by comparison. Instead of crushing them you'd have to engage in open combat with armored, often flying opponents. Not to mention you're now a target for birds.

[@BlackIronHero]

Two words: hamster balls

[@LatrinalDuckling]

Whilst space is really cold, you wouldn't just freeze instantly, as heat transfers primarily via conduction and convection, which cannot happen in a vacuum. You would still radiate heat over time, but this is a very inefficient form of energy transfer, so you wouldn't just see the instant freeze like in that film. More likely, the water in the airlock thingy would simply dissipate, and spread out into, and then the particles would freeze once they've spread out.

[@NrM-es6dh]

Also, water boils in a vacuum. So even if it was cold it wouldn't "freeze."

[@4450krank]

also all the liquid in your body would start to boil because of the lack of pressor.

[@Ravenousjoe]

The side of your body being hit by all the radiation from the sun would burn to a crisp, the other side would freeze solid because you are at 2 degrees K. Simple as that. Your back would freeze relatively quickly and face and the from of you would be blackened by the suns deadly radiation.

[@LatrinalDuckling]

alcowherd7 Hmmm. I think you're overestimating how efficient radiation is as a method of cooling. In a vacuum, the heat transfer wouldn't be that high. It's true that, with no protection to solar rays, you'd be pretty irradiated, but that's not strictly relevant.

[@Ravenousjoe]

Oh I was under the influence that in the film he was thrown out without a suit? Either way, space is bad for our bodies!!

[@AeiouQ]

Would the clone, know how you created a miniature clone. Resulting in them creating miniature versions of themselves, creating a never ending loop of Smith, Ross and Trot getting smaller and smaller ;D

[@pedrorodrigues4633]

Toastie glad I wasn't the only one who was thinking that :D

[@finntraynor3904]

like that futurama episode

[@ryanphillips4123]

If your gonna go down this path, you need to consider the molecular limit of miniatures.

[@stalhein62]

"Heat doesn't transfer in a vacuum", Smith? I don't even need to say anything.

[@maxamillonrat9867]

Flat disk on the back of four elephants on the back of a turtle

[@MicronOnline]

6:30 ˡᶦˡ ᵇᶦᵗˢ...

[@mechacowboy]

Ross and Trott literally just come up with the main idea of that matt damon movie that's coming out around 8:00

[@BlackIronHero]

Ross probably stole it from the film, it's hardly off the radar and the topic sort of came out of nowhere

[@gianrcarlo]

+Hellfire Heroes wrong, the producers saw this episode, time traveled, then made the film so they could get the credit

[@bondjames5792]

D O W N S I Z I N G

[@samspaulding]

I liked In Time or whatever it was called. Could it have been done better, yes, but the concept was intriguing.

[@MuleyxHD]

I love how passionate Ross was on his clone idea & how Smith hated it lol.

[@gentlydirking4912]

Water boils in space (pressure etc) like boiling water on a mountain will boil cooler than at sea level.

[@potatoey97]

yes! i remember the trailer for that movie, didnt see it, liked the concept forgot the name but spent years thinking "i wish i remembered that so i could look it up" so yay

[@theoh1938]

Main channel gets to be small and play large TTT maps, Hat Films just dream about small versions of themselves and what they'd try to make them do

[@engatsu]

I got really baked before watching this and had a anxiety attack trying to figure out if I was cloned how would I know which one I was............Thanks Hat Films

[@Ovetupp]

My actionclones that are superior to me in every way but mere inches tall and living in a shoebox would kick ross' clones collective ass.

[@farler1896]

Let's be honest. No one watches Hat Films GTA Playlists for the GTA content. It's a podcast you set in the background. And it's wonderful.

[@GimmeCookiz]

You guys could look into an older studio ghibli movie called "The secret world of Arrietty". It's got the basic consept of tiny people living alongside humans, how they interact and naturally the animation looks really neat!

[@ocwkuro]

That's based on an old children's novel called The Borrowers and even then the idea was likely inspired by fairies of European mythology. If you take a person's height and replace "feet" with "inches" you get a rough idea of the kind of scale the characters are working with. ...nice movie though. Not my favourite Ghibli work but oh well.

[@TheRedSpore]

They raelly need to bring back hat-chat

[@badgerface5]

Its bloody Venus is a gas giant all over again! I love it when the Hat bois ramble about science stuff. 'Heat doesn't transfer through a vacuum' is my favourite quote from this vid

[@awesomeaartvark]

Hahaha, this is so great, I love how excited Ross is thinking up tiny versions of things to give to his tiny clone XD

[@dragonfig6460]

10:30 omg I loved that show, shame none of my friends have watch it, wanted to talk to someone about it

[@RealDids]

Altered Carbon is one of the best series ever made. Highly recommend it to any scifi fans.

[@positronalpha]

This is correct.

[@SilentFaces]

The concept is quite similar to the film 'downsizing'

[@animationguy1000]

I was thinking that. The whole stuff about how cheap it'd be to maintain a small person and such, precisely the plot.

[@mittons3895]

I'm glad Hat Films GTA is back :D

[@geeyeahyeah]

People you say...? CRABS ARE PEOPLE. CLAMS ARE PEOPLE. LEGIT OR QUIT (x2)!

[@JamesW6179]

There's an old anime called PlanetES the deals with space junk, it's actually quite interesting in predates Gravity by like a decade. There's an interesting plot line about a group that sort of like an environmental terrorist group which doesn't want Humanity to spread through space, so they plan to detonate a shrapnel bomb in orbit to cause a cascading effect with other satellites, shrouding the earth in a field of debris so thick nothing could fly off the planet for many millennia. It's interesting sci-fi, check it out.

[@MartinRisbyVR]

You should watch Sync from corridor digital. Has a great concept of clones.

[@anaussy7948]

Martin Risby VR a largely boring film, albeit a cool concept. Corridor is a sick channel

[@budjy1]

I love you guys, especially the triggering of Smith

[@HiddenSunny]

The discussion about the clones kind of reminded me of The Prestige (2006) tbh.

[@goonerdan90]

It’s safe to say they aren’t scientists 😂

[@sarahray143]

Ross said the clone would be so small that he wouldn't have to worry about money anymore and that's basically the 2017 movie 'Downsizing' with Matt Damon

[@ZorroLocoStudios]

Ross, I got some good news for you. The tiny slave thing that you're asking for already exists. They're called robots. Also, that In Time movie was alright, I really liked the idea, but I thought that the characters were a bit boring, could've been a bit more colorful. Overall, not bad.

[@callumw1597]

Sounds like they need the inhibitor chip for their specialised clones in teams.. sounds extremely familiar

[@Marwolaeth01]

Trouble with In Time was it basically seemed to be a film on economics, the one percent, and explaining why everyone not being rich is a good thing... only with time

[@Scio_]

A convert and a skeptic in the same room. Such a healthy intellectual environment the boys foster.

[@_jake_doran]

These conversations are the best stoned entertainment

[@positronalpha]

You won't be putting anything in orbit via balloon...

[@positronalpha]

Fastest and cheapest way to put something in orbit is watching a Sips video.

[@blkhat117]

So did someone see the movie "Downsizing" Starring Matt Damon?

[@only90skids60]

I think this is my favorite Hat Films series

[@TheEzioArts]

Things don't freeze like that. Your skin would boil at room temp and you would start to overheat because there is nothing to remove the heat created from your body's processes.

[@lordrabbit7713]

The clone of your self is like that black mirror episode where they control your house.

[@zandalftheblue2837]

One slice of pizza could feed you for a week! #midgetgems

[@bryndennis6223]

Has Ross watched "downsizing" starring Matt Damon?

[@JoCheah]

I wish Ross talked about the time zones in "In Time"

[@harmoniousdistractions1395]

I saw IN TIME when i was young....I loved it.

[@mcsquizzy440]

But helium balloons do pop and return to earth, due to pressure (lack thereof on the outside, moar pressure inside, pops out).

[@Nicaveli]

If its not on front page of reddit smithy doesnt know about it

[@DanteBanehallow]

Yess Altered Carbon is so good

[@auscaliber1]

16:44 - "heat doesn't transfer through a vacuum" - smith. Uh. What?! Why is sunshine warm then? Heat DOES transfer through a vacuum, it radiates through but cannot conduct. You don't need conduction to heat something.

[@RedTree_6767]

It's not "heat" though as such, but sunlight, or radiation.

[@wickensgames]

RedTree but all heat is is a kind of radiation, as heat is energy and radiation is energy.

[@RedTree_6767]

That makes sense, but Im considering Smith's point kindof like, if you had two rooms side by side, separated by a vacuum, how would the heat be able to transfer from one room to the other? Say one room was extremely hot and the other room temperature. Well the hot room would heat up the walls of the room, and as I understand it heat is the kinetic energy of the particles making up the substance, but how is that kinetic energy transferred from hot room to cold room if there is a perfect vacuum between them? I.E., no particles to conduct the kinetic energy?

[@wickensgames]

pgil_ exactly. What we're discussing is thermal radiation, where the energy is transferred through light - even if its not in the visible spectrum. If I remember it right, its normally infrared light that does this. Although there is also ultraviolet, because yk, the sun.

[@RedTree_6767]

So in my example, a steel wall surrounded by a vacumm would radiate out energy through some wavelength of light?

[@ricardo22448]

yessss finally!!!! i waited for thisss gta playlist!!!!

[@gruntslayer3524]

I got to see the rocket launch it was pretty cool

[@jessegreen1891]

This mini clone talk reminds me of the Matt Damon movie "Downsizing"

[@sindreiversen8292]

Thought certain fifteen wing original blanket completely uncomfortable though revolutionary herself

[@fezzverbal]

I didn't think In Time was too bad though it does seem like a poor version of Logan's Run to me and remembering that makes me want to watch Logan's Run again!

[@olitaylor3788]

WhatHappensWhen Hat Films build a rocket to send a Nokia 3310 into space ?

[@craigbutler6860]

Is it just me or has GTA 5 playlist become the HatChat....not complaining just an observation.

[@5jos350]

The pressure would kill you before any temperature. Well lack of pressure anyway I'm not overly keen on my blood boiling

[@OodldoodlNoodlesocks]

This is the plot to the clone wars.

[@KyleDB150]

"how small would you want yours" sounds like prime drakon astron material

[@cloudsora]

I'm really hoping you guys *all* watch Altered Carbon so we can have some really cool conversations about that in these videos.

[@connorolewio]

Great chat

[@aaronshank1770]

The whole memory thing with clones at the beginning reminds me of The Prestige \

[@nathanmelvin]

Hat films just described the plot of Downsizing

[@nocturne9257]

Because space is a vacuum, there is no medium for heat to be transferred to from your body so you wouldn't freeze. You'd just blackout after all the air in your lungs instantly rushes out of your mouth. You'd probably also burn really quickly because of the unfiltered radiation from the sun.

[@Nerfyguy6012]

heat does travel through a vacume, its infra red light waves that you cannot see.

[@Meister-Yoda]

In Time was a great movie

[@RabidAaron]

" Why would you care about a dog's pain?" "No."

[@danielgilbert7728]

I must say, all these debates about heat being transferred through a vacuum is kinda requires a deconstruction of quantum physics to answer properly

[@MelvinDorkus]

alex.. if heat doesnt transfer in a vacuum... what is going to take heat from your body? now, your blood is gonna boil away because of the pressure loss. so really, your heat is the last thing u would worry about

[@dalros2951]

The question is though, what would you do if you had a miniature clone of Hitler?

[@codfish2071]

John George JOOlian you can't say that!

[@CountryMusicMann]

It would be so much better if you had a mini-clone that you could transfer your consciousness into. You could have a mini-scale mansion in your living room with a stasis pod for your smaller body. Your full size body goes to work everyday and comes home to your tiny apartment. You just hook your larger body up to a stasis pod and zap yourself into your smaller body and enter your mansion.

[@simonkelly5030]

"Heat doesnt transfer through a vacuum" Alex Smith 2018

[@ShaneOzouf]

"it's a vacuum, heat doesn't travel through a vacuum" but you'll freeze instantly, because magic.

[@tanchwa3740]

16:40 Smith "Heat doesn't travel through a vacuum does it?" Smith... explain to me how the Sun's heat reaches Earth please

[@BionicKestrel]

Ross going full super villain there.

[@JamieAubrey]

I liked the film In Time

[@DemMedHornene]

17:11, umm actually, it's 4 elephants on top of a turtle, thank you.

[@adamdapatsfan]

"Nobody would ever use imperial in space." I wish...

[@arthurwilliams8441]

In Time is a sick film

[@sirBrouwer]

the concept was interesting but i do agree it was a way to serieus video.

[@moosvanmiddelkoop9531]

Now I want hat films action figures

[@KyleDB150]

later in the tesla livestream, you can see ice forming on the cars surface, then melting as it rotates into the sunlight. you can get like 200 degree differences between two sides of an object due to the suns radiation

[@KyleDB150]

the teslas going past mars orbit toward the asteroid belt, doesnt mean it will pass close to mars tho

[@KyleDB150]

"hatfilms does a rocket" sounds like a great series to me!

[@ieatiron]

I hope they have a scene where someone buys cigarettes and the guy behind him says "those things will kill ya!" With a big smug.

[@awesomeaartvark]

Hmm, so I don't really know what happens if someone gets sucked out of an airlock into space, but I remember when I took a chemistry class my teacher mentioned that the pressure in our bodies, which normally counteracts the pressure in our atmosphere, would cause a person to...well basically burst, or pop, is the way he put it, since there isn't any pressure in space. I don't know how true that is though, I've never been to space, haha

[@zoravar.k7904]

AwesomeAartvark well any fluids directly in contact with the vacuum will boil off and freeze. The biggest risks are asphyxiation and embullisms ( bubbles in bodily fluids) and decompression sickness as a result of the large pressure change. This has happened on the soyuz 11, resulting in the death of the entire crew. It also happened on Earth in a simulator, but it lasted less than a few mins and the people inside survived. Also you wouldn't freeze instantly in a dark area of space, since there is no convection from cold particles (or wind chill) to cool you off. Instead you would only radiate infrared very slowly, cooling you down. But that can be countered by your metabolism. The only reason why we say stuff in cold in space, is a reference to space junk that has core time gotten to an equilibrium temperature with the environment.

[@awesomeaartvark]

Oh wow, really? I didn't know there had been a decompression accident before, that's unfortunate. But yeah, it does make sense that you wouldn't freeze in space when there's only one method of heat transfer. That's pretty interesting, thanks for all the knowledge!

[@alex31721able]

Heat does transfer in a vacuum because it's infrared and radiation doesn't need particles to travel