Why mechanical noses are so clever

[@suryanshsrivastava5551]

F**king glitter at 3:52

[@Nate-bd8fg]

suryansh srivastava so good

[@barnabasigari3109]

dark matter is interesting too

[@barnabasigari3109]

and just "stuff"

[@tarassu]

@@barnabasigari3109 Is it before or after f*cking glitter.

[@barnabasigari3109]

@@tarassu dark matter is before by 2 and "stuff" is after by 3

[@oafkad]

"It's how Mould works." Steve leans into strangers. "I'm already inside you."

[@krazykracken1159]

Hilarious🤣

[@StephenDainty]

Mould on mould 👍

[@samantoniak1657]

"Sir this is a McDonalds"

[@jskratnyarlathotep8411]

Mould. Steve Mould.

[@DamithaNadeeshaWanniarachchi]

So steve didnt saw your comment?

[@paulmckenzie5155]

"Every breath you take" "Every move you make" "I'm inside of you"- mold

[@andrewmarkham]

This was also my first thought.

[@AndyFletcherX31]

Brings stalking to another level

[@debjitkhaskel7879]

This is deep maaannnn!!!! Oooooo

[@matteogauthier7750]

Oh can’t you see You belong to me

[@dragonslayerornstein387]

@@matteogauthier7750 I'm in side you

[@AndrewJJ-0114]

1:05 "Unless the person you're exchanging aerosols with has an airborne infection, you'll probably be fine." Ahh the blissful days of 2019...

[@disdehcet]

Wuhan already had cases when this video was made, but we didn't know...or did we?

[@alfajorcin]

@@disdehcet you didnt and we did.

[@tylerstevens7007]

xMurrCattx Trump 2020. Make sure to bring the people convinced of trump to vote with you. Give them a ride if and make it a thing. It matters. Much love

[@Zartymil]

@xMurrCattx except the WHO declared a public health emergency of international concern (PHEIC) by late january and a pandemic in late february and trump refused to do anything to prepare for it except saying it would be nothing to worry about. I mean what are we expecting? Him to do any preparation or listen to the scientist and health experts? Yeah, the blame isn't on him alright

[@TheLenmae]

@@disdehcet No, it didn't

[@Caleb-zj9xi]

Bio-aerosols is the word scientists use so they don’t have to say they study dust

[@enricobianchi4499]

wet dust

[@calypso1985]

Human or animal or another sorce dust

[@NoxUmbrae]

Dust is the word laymen use to not have to describe things in the most accurate manner.

[@YounesLayachi]

@@NoxUmbrae bioaerosol isn't very accurate either

[@NoxUmbrae]

@@YounesLayachi It's as accurate as one word gets. Anything longer than that and you might as well write the definition down.

[@davidsteninger2278]

"F*cking glitter Thetans Stuff" A1 Gold Star. Brilliant.

[@iwontliveinfear]

That spreadsheet was pure gold.

[@Platypus_Warrior]

rusakov particles, sraf are both references to the trilogy "The Book of Dust"

[@bhavyakabade]

you forgot midichlorians

[@pauldriscoll6319]

Im glad I was not the only one spotting this , i was like "What did i just read lol"

[@jonathanorlando1294]

lol Breatharians should have been on there.

[@barrettvelker198]

Anyone else dissapointed at the clear lack of mechanical noises?

[@brutongaster8184]

Same

[@SteveMould]

Beep boop!

[@KaliTakumi]

Yea I was really confused the first time watching this

[@Misack8]

Me Too. Guess we are all dyslexic.

[@SteveMould]

@@Misack8 we are all dyslexic on this blessed day.

[@rayhilchey6706]

While chatting with an Medical Doctor friend I remarked that living a farming life must be very healthy outdoor existence. She quickly disabused me of that notion saying that the farmyard was a deathtrap filled with unknown biohazards like pneumonia spores. This is great research information, thanks.

[@erikbudrow1255]

It just depends on how balanced and natural the farming practices are on that farm. It can be incredibly healthy or incredibly unhealthy.

[@rayhilchey6706]

the actual story That I was discussing with that MD friend concerned a farmer in rural Ontario in the 1940's who had died of pneumonia. Nowadays farmers die of cancer at an alarming rate. I tend to blame modern chemical sprays. Of course farms in the 40's would not have oil or gas heating most often not even indoor plumbing

[@toamastar]

i dont want to breathe anymore...

[@lightdark00]

Walk up to people, breathe in deeply, then say, "You are a part of me now, "

[@DantevanGemert]

@@lightdark00 Or for even weirder faces, say "I'm inside you"

[@lightdark00]

Dante van Gemert I don't want to take the risk of meeting someone randomly, not seeing if she took a deep enough breath or not, so a slightly different line is better. "Breathe in deeply please, I want to be inside you." Of course if she breathes in deeply, she's weird as hell, but lean in so she gets some of you for sure. I have to warn you, you may not want to marry that woman unless you felt a mutual connection before that.

[@PhillipAmthor]

Keanu: youre breathtaking

[@etxsports5836]

@@alifesh Exactly, like chocolate bars

[@doodlebobascending8505]

"And you'll leave some of yourself inside the interviewer" Hey, I've seen that video before too!

[@LOVEisTHEultimateLAW]

XD

[@merxellus1456]

Im calling FBI

[@EmilySucksAtGaming]

@@merxellus1456 why is that FBI worthy?

[@mymagicsigns]

@@merxellus1456 You can call them, but if they come, they will leave something inside you!

[@kepspark3362]

@@mymagicsigns 😂😂

[@isaiahhuerta9505]

3:51 I love the way they labeled glitter on the “database of known things” lol

[@gawayne1374]

"I'm oversimplifying the process. I know I say that a lot..." Said every engineer at some point in their life

[@Porkey_Minch]

Almost every teacher I have has been unable to ask some question I had. There are some times where you just have to accept that it is the way it is just because it is.

[@davidwuhrer6704]

@@Porkey_Minch I don't accept that.

[@gawayne1374]

@@Porkey_Minch Im guessing you meant answer questions you had. In that case, I beg you not to stop asking them. Teachers need students to keep them sharp, as much as students need teachers to learn. There are things that science doesn't know yet, but there are others fundamental to the concept you at learning. So if you want to learn good science, keep on asking those good questions. If it breaks down at an assumption or simplification, then there must be a good reason why that assumption can be made

[@Porkey_Minch]

I totally agree with you, but I can't imagine how boring it is for my other classmates to sit there and listen to me derail the lesson for 15 minutes 😂

[@AdamAlbilya1]

At some many* points in their lives

[@pedroharunari5237]

1:23 every breath that I take contains MOULD spores???

[@Nate-bd8fg]

Pedro Harunari I hate you

[@Maninawig]

When I was a kid, it was said that some aspects of air doesn't change, like argon and such. Because of that, the air particles breathed in by pharos have traveled the world and spread out making us breathe the pharo's air.. In that sense, go to England for a lung full od Mould

[@joejoe4games]

Of course, where do you think the mold comes from when you leaf you food out? I'm pretty sure the only time I didn't breath in mold spores was the half hour I spent in a clean room... :D

[@miot22]

Ya, and when you take a dump you’re literally aspirating the poop equivalent of water vapor.

[@U014B]

Plot Twist: "Every Breath You Take" is sung from the point of view of a mold spore.

[@YounesLayachi]

F*cking glitter 😂 I was already laughing, then ... *_MIDICHLORIANS_* 😂😂😂

[@Rocco_Kurokawa]

"Things poured from beakers" and "Dark matter" are hilarious too!

[@YounesLayachi]

@@Rocco_Kurokawa I don't understand what's "things poured from beakers" or why it's funny :/

[@YounesLayachi]

@@Rocco_Kurokawa I don't understand what's "things poured from beakers" or why it's funny :/

[@Rocco_Kurokawa]

@Younes Layachi Its just an inside joke, as Mould often poured stuff from beakers onto the floor or into other boxes in some other videos and alot of people wondered why he poures the stuff always from beakers.

[@YounesLayachi]

@@Rocco_Kurokawa i see x) thanks

[@AySz88]

3:51 Rusakov particles, dark matter, and Sraf are all synonyms of something called "Dust" in the fantasy/sci-fi His Dark Materials series, recently adapted as a BBC/HBO TV Show. More a ubiquitous pop culture reference in the UK than other countries, but still fairly big in USA and Australia such. Clever, especially since...bio-aerosols are a component of dust.

[@camforman]

Did you notice f*cking glitter and dark mater in the list? There were some good ones in there

[@kori228]

@@camforman and Midichlorians from Star Wars, and Thetans from Scientology(?)

[@rom5285]

I wonder how this information fits with the knowledge that, kids that grow up on farms experience fewer allergies as adults. The claim being that, these kids are exposed to a greater number of allergens, thus develop more tolerance to a variety of antigens. Thanks Steve, for a good talk. Very informative.

[@bardfinn]

Please publish the fluorescence hash table spreadsheet so I can pursue my research on Rusakov particle behaviour

[@SteveMould]

Only if your have scholastic sanctuary

[@hansisbrucker813]

@@SteveMould what does that mean?

[@HarriW]

@@hansisbrucker813 Where the Gobblers can't get you

[@cranemechanic2479]

@@HarriW that is not entirely true

[@chr1styn806]

Heresy!

[@dominicf7304]

The "f*cking glitter" at 3:51 on the list of bio areosols had me dying lol!

[@darshanambule6741]

Was searching for this comment

[@Stadtpark90]

Midichlorians right below didn’t catch your eye? (Star Wars “The Force” reference)

[@sweatyspaghetti500]

"master what are midichlorians..?" "it's heroin anakin."

[@tek4]

Ahh, you saw the gold too

[@mickey4125]

BEHOLD!!! THE SINGULARITY MACHINE!!!

[@liesdamnlies3372]

The Auralnauts version of Star Wars is my personal headcanon

[@RFC3514]

1:18 - "Mould works by being everywhere all the time." - Confirmed, Steve is God.

[@PyPylia]

Only on Earth though, that’s his weakness.

[@Nono-hk3is]

"One gross consequence of the human production of bio-aerosols is that we are constantly taking each other in..." I could not agree more.

[@justinmiles7801]

3:51 “F*cking glitter” Just shows that no matter where you are, glitter will still be around you 😂

[@AthAthanasius]

3:49 - "Dark matter" - either there's something else with that name or someone's trying to be funny. "Midichlorians" - Now that's just going too far.

[@etxsports5836]

The Antimatter we can't see, out numbers the matter we can see

[@luiz127]

Rusakov particles as well...the whole thing is full of sneaky pop culture references

[@gregsquires6201]

The list also has f**king glitter, so I think its a joke.

[@boogerking7411]

Didn't you know p00p aka dark matter produces bioaerosol.

[@AySz88]

Rusakov particles, dark matter, and Sraf are all synonyms of something called "Dust" in the His Dark Materials series. Bigger in UK than other countries.

[@CraftMine1000]

3:51 "f*cking glitter" lmao xD

[@egonzalez4294]

I can only wonder how often they found glitter as a match that they got pissed up about it. "It's f*cking glitter again"

[@TilmanBaumann]

Also surprising how Midiclorians get in the way of useful measurements.

[@natanoj16]

@@TilmanBaumann dark matter?

[@DuelingDexperts]

"There's something in the air" who else is watching this during covid 19 pandemic of 2020?

[@kevin-bf4ww]

bit wild to watch this now

[@remusteahan3521]

At this rate its gonna be the covid 19 pandemic of 2020-21

[@DuelingDexperts]

Yeah that opening just hits different now

[@jcskyknight2222]

@@remusteahan3521 We made it team!

[@b.6603]

I'm watching this during the covid 19 pandemic of 2021

[@gregsquires6201]

The "Database of Known Things" at 3:45 is gold.

[@wonderwend1]

Every breath I take has MOULD SPORES? *blushes*

[@Wesley......]

The Database of known things at 3:43 is amazing! 🤣😂

[@jahrenskiashkevron1499]

13:37 length isn't a coincidence

[@ignaciogramsch7194]

Leet

[@TobsterStrudel]

Was looking for this comment

[@suicidalmemester23]

5p34k

[@antagonistictherapy]

I was confused for a while when you started talking about bio-aerosols thinking what this has to do with mechanical noises.

[@finn5286]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eIGZfqWgn5abbJY

[@KaiCyreus]

There's a lot of Mould on my screen right now, funnily enough

[@OlafDoschke]

3:48 Dark matter. Of course, that's just a side product from Rusakov particles. Nicely done.

[@cyalknight]

I guess Sraf is another name for Rusakov Particles. Which are from the movie, The Golden Compass, and books by Philip Pullman.

[@liesdamnlies3372]

@@cyalknight We don’t talk about the movie.

[@PsychoMuffinSDM]

"Every breath you take, every move you make, I'll be breathing you!"

[@y2ksw1]

40 years ago I was into this type of measurements and developed computers and devices to help to detect aerosol components in real time. Really interesting!

[@123TeeMee]

Wow. Developing it with the technology of 1980 must have been interesting

[@sarath_sajan]

I am going to use that "interviewer taking me in" in the next interview just make an unwanted desperate impression

[@Bl4dz]

I have probably the most important interview in my life coming tuesday, now I got that stuck in the back of my head :D

[@sarath_sajan]

@@Bl4dz all the best to you and ooh btw try this out and be "the one who stands out" (pun intended)

[@Bl4dz]

@@sarath_sajan I'll see what I can do ;) thanks mate :)

[@sarath_sajan]

@@Bl4dz are you British by any means?

[@Bl4dz]

@@sarath_sajan I am not, but I take it as a compliment :D german actually

[@MichaelMacGyver]

1:19 Steve is everywhere, in every breath we take

[@natyalim]

I thought that I read the title wrong a several times.

[@Nate-bd8fg]

Mikael Engström howd you pronounced it?

[@The.Plague]

I honestly thought it was a typo.

[@SireSquish]

Finally you don't need an e-meter to detect Thetans.

[@doctoralam1995]

Hello sir..great to see u...everytime i watch ur video..something new and intresting is there to learn.....tnk u so much for ur passion to science and tnk u for spending so much time on it

[@KhanggiTanka]

3:45 "18 f*cking glitter 42e6b0b959d" hahahha

[@albiin900]

"you will leave some of yourself inside the interviewer" yeeeeah right

[@FreeStuffPlease]

I hope shes hot!

[@shambosaha9727]

He is Neil deGrasse Tyson or she is Hannah Fry (I hope)

[@SlavTiger]

That's how I got a promotion

[@RaderGH]

As someone who loves worm farming and composting, I do have to ask about the other side of the coin, what bioaerosols are beneficial to humans? I would imagine that the vast majority of bioaerosols don't do anything to us but have effects on other organisms. A lot to research and discover.

[@axelrubiocarrillo9719]

So basically it's a flow cytometer + a spectrophotometer... Cool

[@technicaltoaster3473]

This is really cool, I just recently listened to the horseshoe crab episode on Radio Lab, so the timing is fascinating

[@SteveMould]

That's where I heard about it. It's just mental.

[@deadwingdomain]

So there is crabs we want?

[@mikerich32]

RIP the Red Pipe, you will be missed.

[@uraid]

Steve Mould thrives by being everywhere simultaneously. He said it in the video. That's how mould evolved.

[@BlindluK]

13:37 nice.

[@surikatga]

nice.

[@rikiishitoru8885]

nice.

[@Slithy]

Let's get this onto a tray.

[@-mystic-93]

1337?

[@error.418]

i.imgur.com/iWaGUGR.png

[@KaliTakumi]

I watched for several minutes wondering when you were going to segue into mechanical noises

[@backwashjoe7864]

I knew the disappointment was complete when there was no audio for the composting machine!

[@WmLatin]

Ha! Midichlorians! "The science is strong with this one!" :-)

[@3693G]

Holy fuck that was cringe.

[@danielrodrigoalegriasallo6479]

Im not a native speaker, could you please tell me what it means?

[@hurmzz]

The science? You mean the fiction.

[@j.hawkins8779]

What's midichorians?

[@pdform]

Could you make a video explaining how exactly we identify the sequence of bases in each DNA fragment?

[@Beeblebroxologist]

Please do the externalities video :) There are few things more dispiriting than hearing 'but that's beyond the scope of this course' from a lecturer.

[@Flo-rj8tz]

the horseshoecrab blood bit is so surreal, it sounds more like a crafting recipe in some kind of rpg

[@davidwuhrer6704]

If you put that in an RPG, or any game not about bioaerosols specifically, as a crafting recipe, it would be preceived as too outlandish and far-fetched, and animal rights groups would ask for it to be banned because it advocates animal cruelty.

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

I’m so sorry for the people who have had the unfortunate experience of breathing me in.

[@chazdomingo475]

Kinda odd. I literally just quit my job last week after being sick almost constantly for two and a half years after I started. I suspected it was work making me sick. When I would go on vacation, I would start feeling better. But Doctor's really don't know how to diagnose any of the symptoms caused by these airborne agitators either. I was being sent to a cancer clinic and I just asked, for like the third time. Do you think it could be mold? Some doctor's before had told me there was really no way to tell. Well, turns out there's a blood test and this doctor apparently knew about it. Took a sample and I have a mold allergy. I guess I had been having an allergic reaction every day for two and a half years. It had gotten to the point where my symptoms were resembling lupus because my body was so constantly inflamed. I knew what I had to do then. Funny thing is? There was a composting fertilizer factory within a few hundred yards of the building where I worked.

[@nootums]

3:50 f*cking glitter

[@gh0stmast3r]

The herpes of the craft world

[@koalad2]

3:48 "F*cking glitter" had me laughing so hard xD Can't tell you how much glitter is just dotted around my house.

[@Droideka30]

RIP Red Pipe in the background

[@klaernie]

It will be missed.

[@Droideka30]

@@klaernie nope, it's back!

[@xl3real]

I came here through the video you did with Destin. Well you Sir, just got yourself a new SUB! Love the video's. Keep it up!

[@TomboFry]

1:04 "It’s probably best not to think about it" Well, I WASN'T until you mentioned it! 🤮

[@Wish33Kash]

It is eerie how relevant this video has become within half a year, without him knowing about the existence of CoVid-19

[@Hexlattice]

"If anything it's how you integrate with a team" Lol

[@boyscoutalchemist]

Just wanted to say the image quality at high resolutions is just unbelievably good. What the future will look like, well done sir.

[@casey339]

3:46. Check out all the funny things on this list! My favorites are dark matter and medichlorians.

[@michaelleighton6879]

In new studio, don't forget to retain rather precisely the angle you have camera relative to yourself when shooting in the workshop-like previous studio. It fits your father-professor style and even physical appearance perfectly, and keeps reminding the student (viewer) who's who. We must always be looking up at you.

[@luiz127]

sneaky his dark materials reference in the spreadsheet!

[@muayyadalsadi]

7:00 There is something called information gain and it's a metric of cross-entropy. It's used in machine learning / decision trees.

[@electron8262]

It would be really interesting to hear Mould talk about externality costs.

[@germinationwide4life]

50 seconds in and I'm giggling like I'm back in 5th grade. If I can ever get through an interview after watching this it would be a miracle. Thanks dude.

[@Providence83]

You know you _must_ make a video on something, *anything,* having to do with mechanical noises now. Too many of us read the title wrong and were slightly let down finding not what was expected!

[@keeperofthegood]

The discussion at 8 minutes in brought to mind the late Jean Pain. He developed, as I am sure you know, the use of compost as a heat source for use. Something that I feel will find importance in the future of space exploration. However he did pass at a very young age from cancer and I have often wondered if the very compost he worked with in some way lead to that and by the sound of the discussion it could very well have.

[@adud6764]

3:47 "F*cking glitter", hm?

[@Number_Free]

Steve, this reflects a fundamental omission in our accounting systems, as few bodies are required to assess the social and environmental costs of their actions. Obviously such impact assessments are expensive, but so is replacing glass milk bottles with plastic ones.

[@ehsanfarrakh]

The intro to this aged very well

[@jonathanorlando1294]

4:30 Steve that is a parastoltic pump for the liquid in the scientific Dyson thingy. It ensures the pump doesn't introduce contamination, pretty clever.

[@TheSwissGabber]

"it's a dyson" .. dyson did not come up with the idea, he just applied it to home appliances.

[@bloogaming8827]

Did they say Dyson came up with the idea? No. They just used a Dyson as an example that most viewers would understand

[@rickharriss]

I am a volunteer patient at a UK Asthma clinic. Currently I am taking a trial drug which is a man made molecule which latches onto the messenger that the epithelial cells send out to indicate they are under some kind of attack. This disrupts the process and prevents the cells in the lungs making excessive amounts of mucus. Thus although I still have asthma the effects are vastly reduced and my dependence on Steroid is subsequently reduced. Works a treat!. I am very happy to lend medical science my body to help others.

[@SteveMould]

Really interesting! Thank you!

[@HarriW]

3:50 I see you're a fan of His Dark Materials

[@mariogaffuri535]

0:01 he knew. This man

[@JimmyLundberg]

There's a story behind the listing "f*cking glitter" and I want to know it.

[@TomtheMagician21]

1:23 every breath that you take contains mould spores Steve mould spores!

[@yasheesinha8181]

"That's how mould works" Huh, you would know

[@john_john_john]

I've watched this video half asleep yesterday, and I can say that it took me wait too long to realize I wouldn't be hearing any mechanical noises.

[@WernerBeroux]

End of 2019 Steve Mould talks how virus spreads and start. Just after COVID-19 starts spreading. Coincidence?

[@liesdamnlies3372]

I THINK NOT!!!

[@Monochromatification]

I always get a sort of allergic itch when I'm in a city area; I still haven't figured out what I'm reacting to, but mu hunch is that it's associated with crowds and air pollution that comes with that. And yesterday while trying to get on the London underground trains during rush hour (after being out of the city for months), the itching was so overwhelming that I had to stand away from the platform for at least fifteen minutes, and I missed six trains while waiting for the itching reaction to stop. I'm guessing bio-aerosols were involved in some way. More research is definitely needed.

[@elizabethsetlow862]

You missed a chance to list "Steve Mold" in your list *tsk tsk*

[@mwhite112393]

I would LOVE access to your Database of known things, Steve. Seeing "Just water" and "F*cking glitter" was a magical moment.

[@gabrielrej834]

"F*cking glitter" Instant like the video

[@doougle]

Just saw this today but man you nailed the timing of this topic.

[@debanjanghosh3399]

It's so fascinating to me how Steve simplifies everything nd yet I don't understand soo many things

[@ReclusiveEagle]

3:50 18 "F*cking Glitter" 😂😂

[@Jellylamps]

3:49 “F*cking glitter”

[@franglish9265]

Maybe more exposure to outdoor composting bioaerosols might reduce inflammatory reactions to them? I assume that immunologically, it might act like an allergy shot, as long as the exposure is limited and plenty of wind is present, it might reduce reactions to dust and mold spores.

[@Jaepeaa]

wow i just found you a couple days ago and i gotta say man you are great, nice to find an awesome channel once in a while

[@FilipAus]

Imagine if this was the quality of all content on KZbin. Thanks Steve.

[@cheaterman49]

11:17 I'm sorry what did he say? BTW my dad does compost at home because he lives in the countryside, he has a compost bin that he just fills up with organic material and lets it decay, and he used to have another bin filled with special composting worms (AIUI) that would eat the material and (I assume) do nitrogen fixing for the plants (or otherwise transform the waste into usable compost). Both methods don't seem to need any turning, but I suppose it's normal for the worm-powered one (their tunnels would aerate the compost I imagine).

[@cheaterman49]

BTW it doesn't mean the worm method is less labor-intensive: you have to carefully drain water and generally monitor humidity levels so they don't drown, and you need to manage the compost stack properly, emptying the bottom layer of finished compost and putting the newly emptied "floor" above the rest of the stack to put fresh material in!

[@PlokgiH]

no. 18 on the spreadsheet of particles of things is brilliant

[@jacobbudd2011]

I love the f***ing glitter in the data set 3:49

[@MerjiKei]

9:51 if you're talking about Antigen-Antibody reactions here the proper term would be "Agglutination", not coagulation. Yes, I am fun at parties. Great video!

[@TheCaphits]

This video was almost exactly on time, and therefore just slightly ahead of its time.

[@xbzq]

2:55 The screws are turning the wrong way! OH NO!