Surgeon Reacts to Space Marine Creation - 3 of 5 | 19 Organ Implants | Astartes Organs 8 & 10-12

In this video (part 3 in the series) orthopedic surgeon Dr Chris Raynor looks at the Astartes Space Marines from Warhammer 40K and Space Marine creation, focusing on organs 8-12 of the 19 organ augmentation process and comparing them to today's technology. Today he'll discuss the omophagea, the occulobe, lyman's ear, and the su-san membrane. #warhammer40k #spacemarines #astartes
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[@ChrisRaynorMD]

If you are loving this series, be sure to share it and let me know in the comments. These take a ton of work and we are already preparing for the next instalment!

[@Ansem1313]

I am really enjoying the series so far

[@bobjohnson1633]

Top YT content

[@ironduke5058]

Love this series man it's amazing

[@KRJ893]

I very much enjoy these as well as your other content, I hope you keep making both for a long time!

[@Questknight12]

Dude, as a gamer and lore junkie of 40k, these are some of the best explinations of marine organs around.

[@YaRememberTHISQuestionmark]

He's not just a surgeon. He's a brother apothecary.

[@carsoncasmirri3874]

Brother Apothecary Raynor

[@FrankLoon]

He's already canonized and many sing his praises across the imperium. We shall remember Brother Raynor. His work will persist.

[@robertemerson1087]

@@FrankLoon Praise, the God Emperor.

[@helicopter3595]

The galaxy will burn!!!!

[@laziboi5285]

I think the salamanders chapter would benefit the most from him so it's headcanon now

[@bobdalog9356]

legit started getting into 40k because of this series

[@Alphacheesehunter]

Welcome, welcome. Here's your complimentary militarum issue flashlight and cardboard box.

[@adrianlane8932]

Same here

[@fullmetalpleb]

Welcome to the family! Join us in the legions of chaos undivided!

[@martins5069]

same

[@davekavanagh7599]

Welcome my friend, now let the lore consume you 🤣

[@Davnot384]

It would be interesting to see a final video recapping the abilities and added powers Billy has, confronting them with those of a canonical space Marine. Like, a final measure of the distance between the aproximate and the hypotetical process

[@malakarvonstroheim5372]

It certainly won't be nearly as effective, but you know what i t will be? Expensive as all fucks in the world, so far i think you'd need a percentage of the GDP of a small country to produce a Space Marine

[@ScientificGlassblowing]

The Adeptus Mechanicus aren't limited by the weakness of flesh. That makes them the ultimate goal of orthopedic surgeons. 😉

[@Egobyte83]

The priests of the Mechanicus are apparently also interchangable with astartes chapter apothecaries now... 10:41

[@franksmedley7372]

@@Egobyte83 : This makes some sense, since Apothecaries go to Mars to learn their trade from Adeptus Mechanicus teachers.

[@wingbane88]

I am looking forward to the final episode of this series where we find out that Billy isn't imaginary, and that Doc has been doing these surgeries on him the whole time.

[@Nikato]

@@wingbane88 “Come out Billy! Billy?” Billy: “BURN! MAIM! KILL!”

[@cherrypop1685]

When he said he would be using therussianbadger Space Mariens video. It was like being told by the teacher we are going to watch a movie related to the subject. But, it's the good movie.

[@ForestRaptor]

Honestly, whoever does the editing and gathering all the memes into a coherent and well paced video deserves a great raise!

[@johnwilliams9179]

The image of space marine cadets being spun around on office chairs to practice motion sickness mitigation is just the the funniest thing. Love the videos you are doing, keep up the good work 👍

[@two2truths]

chillout

[@24fretsoffury]

I love this! Wish there was more in 40k to investigate from a Surgeons perspective. Maybe review what Apothecaries do in the field, as well as the viability of what Adeptus Mechanicus do with their transhuman ideals. Just a couple ideas!

[@Ballin4Vengeance]

Big Ol’ Drill. Deffinitely not safe

[@24fretsoffury]

@@Ballin4Vengeance gotta get to that juicy geneseed somehow!

[@dillongage]

I only know enough about 40K to be absolutely terrified of the possibilities of what an Apothecary does.

[@therealwinston3634]

Servoskulls and/or Machine-Spirits

[@Jay-jp7pj]

@@Ballin4Vengeance check out an EZ IO drill used for interosseous administration of medication. It's a big ol drill.

[@nobody8717]

8:00 What makes more sense to me, is the capability to detect certain compounds which only happen during X type situations. i.e. he could "know" fear or competence or other hormonal type "feelings" and discern from that a confidence level for the enemy. "The enemy is panicking, therefore we are winning with our current strategy. OR the enemy is confident, and we must change tactics." kinda thing.

[@Yumao420]

In 40k logic: the space marines have some warp shenanigans going on. I think that they can get vivid memories from connecting to their victims soul through ritual cannibalism. On real life logic: extra organs for detecting only hormones wouldn't be all that useful for combat because dead soldiers are gonna be blown to smithereens or high on adrenaline basically 99% of the time (since they were killed) and detecting long term effects of hormones (actually useful information because it allows to infer into the general living situation of the enemy) in the body by eating is something that we can already do by default, so no need for an extra organ when the only impediment today is ethics not present in 40k. What I suggest is an organ made to react to an array of specific RNA responsible for a number of bodily functions. You could tell only by that if they've been affected by or are vulnerable to X poison or Y disease, if they've been eating right, if they had a period of starvation on live, if they were exposed to radiation, if they've reproduced, how old they were, if they could get any stronger and literally anything else. It would essentially be having a general timetable about every enemy soldier but from a genetic perspective

[@UnsoberIdiot]

Was going to say it, but Yumao got it first: souls canonically exist in 40K as actual real things. Plus, and don't tell anyone, the Astartes are not wholly created through science.

[@ancogaming]

I have to repeat it: This content is so well-researched and done that it's just pure joy to look at. I've seen every video in this series at least four times by now, never understood even half of what was said and I still feel a bit smarter afterwards. Remarkably, the legions of hardcore 40K fans celebrate this series because when it comes to lore, you'd better do your homework. Compared to this community at its core, European football hooligan ultras don't take their hobby seriously!

[@RenegadeRanga]

So far the 3 greatest warhammer 40k videos ever made.

[@akkmedia6578]

As a TTRPG designer I'm loving this series/concept of videos where you dissect fandom franchises with medical knowledge and theoretical solutions (WH40K master chief, etc). Besides providing information that is useful as a game designer, it also makes the learning process super fun concerning medical knowledge I otherwise never would sift through dry text books for. I'd assume that applies to non designers as well, so super awesome concept for educating the masses by meeting them where they are at. Please do continue this sort of thing.

[@ForestRaptor]

I wonder if a mycologist would do the same for Orks... or a biologist can do the same for tyranids? :P

[@akkmedia6578]

@@ForestRaptor I'd bet Dr. Raynor is good to do the video but might want to bring in experts for that, but he does that already with outside videos/research. Maybe he'll see this and use it as a content video down the line :)

[@kuborek21]

"Worm eat worm, worm grows smarter". It killed me. I need a god damn merch with this line.

[@Saint_Wolf_]

I love this series so much, it makes me wanna just go as deep as I can into 40k lore, see how Brother Silas almost died and then came back +500 year later.

[@PieBoy4242]

I think there is another organ involved. I don't remember the name, but it allows a marine to excrete a waxy substance from their skin and basically entomb themselves when they go into suspended animation.

[@matthewbradley2299]

​@@PieBoy4242the Mucranoid is what you are thinking of.. it is the 16th implant

[@theodoreslavo5385]

I always figured the whole, memory eating thing, required them eating the brain of their kill, not just, any flesh or blood. Makes a lot more sense.

[@Hawk_of_Battle]

I'm pretty sure it does. I remember Space Wolves eating peoples brains in several books, but I can't recall anyone just eating any old flesh to gain knowledge.

[@hujron]

Yes definitely brain tissue. In Shroud of night Alpha Legion marines infiltrate a planet. They kill some defenders and one of them eats some brain tissue of a defender to learn more about the defense

[@bumboclat]

@@hujron you'd need to identify and eat the specific part where the memory that you want is actually stored, or eat the entire thing for good measure. this one might just be total bs for once.

[@williamphillips24]

@@Hawk_of_Battle In "Space Marine" by Ian Watson, the cadets/trainees eat random organs of various creatures after getting the implant and gain more of a sense of an experience more than a memory. It certainly wasn't an exact thing, but they were eating animals for the most part.

[@ForestRaptor]

​@@williamphillips24 You figure Billy would like his purée? Or maybe a brothy option with extra blood on the side? OR he might have a delicate palette and preference for some brain Tartare and a side of carpaccio?

[@whyjnot420]

I love how the good doctor here while having fun with the topic, treats it quite seriously and gives a good deal of technical detail (or at least, a good deal for someone like me who never even thought of studying human physiology). Especially within the topic of space marine augmentation, a topic that many 40k fanboys will discuss to death within the lore of the setting but few seem willing to do more than a cursory comparison to real world medical tech. Getting a proper comparison from someone willing and able to do it, along with bringing the knowledge base of a surgeon to the discussion is much appreciated.

[@gapeape3895]

dude, not only is this cool from a Warhammer fan point of view, but I learn some super cool things, like how we may store memories in RNA, like that is amazing. love this series

[@Misch13f]

I won't lie I walked into this series just for fun and learned a lot about experimental and prototypical implants and treatments. Props for keeping it interesting man

[@sebastianholtsvendsen2597]

I like how the in-lore jokes and gimmicks are getting more and more in depth from episode to episode - love these videos more and more

[@RaptorLacrosseTraining]

Man, I love this series! The combination of 40k and real world medical science is so much fun!

[@carsoncasmirri3874]

I love this miniseries. With as deep as the lore is I’m impressed by your level of research into it. Amazing work keep it up.

[@SodoDolo]

As I'm watching this, I realize some of these clips of Warhammer shots and sounds are coming from some of my FAVORITE KZbinrs who have covered Warhammer such as Majorkill and THERUSSIANBADGER. Doc, you're a man of culture and just love it!

[@LastRightsZero]

They can’t stop the WAAAAAAGH!!!!!!

[@ArcticFoxer12]

What a wonderful WAAAAAAAAAAAAGGHHH

[@GardenK11]

@@ArcticFoxer12 glorious song 😁

[@weaponmaster1515]

WAAAGH

[@Schnozwangler]

WAAAAAAAAAAGGHH!!!!!

[@xavierhugo9269]

Lol

[@EphemeralTao]

Regarding the omophagia, as I recall from the lore I read, it specifically required eating the brain. Not sure if I just missed something or if that changed.

[@bw-mx1dy]

The lore can be pretty varied from author to author. For what it's worth, the wiki mentions flesh, not brains. In my opinion though, brains makes more sense.

[@EphemeralTao]

@@bw-mx1dy I didn't read the wiki, so I'm not sure what all is on there. IIRC I read it in one of the earlier (3rd or 4th ed.) codexes.

[@raznaak]

IIRC, they can feel vague sensations and memories from regular flesh and more precise ones from the brain.

[@g_vulf]

Your channel has been the single greatest contribution to my intellectual curiosity since Rick Beato (as I am a musician and the son of two immunologists) may you always have continued success! Thank you for your invaluable contributions to science, education and the world of us nerds. May the Emperor protect you Doc! \m/

[@RuijsNL]

Hyped for the last video! Maybe it would be cool to look at the Witcher enhancements as well? They rely way more on 'magic' stuff though so might not work as well as a topic

[@ChrisRaynorMD]

Have considered it.

[@isaacmorneau]

I really appreciate that in delving into the best that modern medicine has to offer to provide explanations you share lots of research that I otherwise would have missed. I think that there's a decent potential for a "very cool advancement" style video to provide your audience with cool new studies/findings that come out. Keep up the great videos!

[@vorpalkickass8825]

The way you pronounced Nurgle was... unexpected. Still, a very good breakdown of what's what. Can't wait for the last episode. :)

[@thornthallid950]

Definitely a hard G for Nurgle. But an excellent series of videos for sure.

[@MatthewGDunlap]

Nurgle Thornberry

[@CaptainPrincess]

Realworld Professional Applies Their Knowledge To Fantasy Thing is one of my favourite genres of content youre a treasure, man

[@dauphinkivol5555]

The mere existence of this video fills me with joy. My sub, is yours.

[@ChrisRaynorMD]

🙏

[@ForestRaptor]

Ah yes, Billy's journey as the proto-Space Marine is unique in that his life is just pain and misery with the BEST PROGRAMS INJECTED INTO HIS BRAIN FOR THE GLORY OF MANKING AND THE EMPEROR'S GRACE!!!!

[@fatmanicus]

loving the medical and real world view of 40K , these are so much fun to watch! amazing work and thank you for doing this and sharing!

[@saterdei]

Every video of this series reminds me how complex the human body is. I had recently studied the chemical process behind seeing, it was incredibly long. Can't wait to get the rest of this, but take your time with the research, it's going to take a while!

[@bobjohnson1633]

Animal biology is crazy as hell.

[@cjlevin4622]

Dude, I'm a 3rd year in med school and as of watching your videos you have certainly become a role model for me. I'm not interested in surgery (leaning crit care or fam med) but I love teaching science and physiology through the lens of pop culture and pop science. You're awesome, keep making awesome videos.

[@RiaGracewood]

Another excellent video! As someone who has been a fan of 40k for MANY years, and also a fan of the sciences, it's fascinating to see the two come together and have these processes explained in a realistic manner. Always a pleasure to watch. You clearly put a lot of love into your work. Thank you again!

[@ColinGrym]

Another great addition to this series! I especially enjoyed learning about the potential mechanisms of memory transfer/storage during examination of the Omophagea. We know so little about even defining, much less comprehensively understanding, concepts like consciousness and memory. You'd think we'd have a better handle on them given how foundational they are to the human experience, but our own minds continue to be wonderland of new discoveries. With regards to genetic memory, you may find Lex Fridman's podcast with Michael Levin interesting. Dr. Levin talks about general tissue-level memory with a focus on planarians - flatworms that are essentially immortal in that they don't age, appear to be immune to cancer, and seemingly ignore enormous buildup of genetic errors because of that tissue-level memory giving a top-down blueprint. They reproduce by essentially tearing themselves in two, with each of the progeny having the memories of the original. If you cut up a planarian, each piece will somehow remember where it should be and what should surround it and will regenerate a new body accordingly (the record is a planarian recovering from being cut into 279 pieces, with each piece becoming a whole, healthy worm). This is spite of the fact that they are more "developed" than some other worms with multiple distinct structures etc. Perhaps their example reinforces the idea of certain types of memory being independent of specific links between neurons.

[@stax6092]

Awesome, I really love these ones cause I am a huge 40K fan. Well done sir.

[@smartalex22]

RussianBadger clips. I am here for them. They sustain me, just like the educational content that you provide. Thank you, Dr. Raynor. You're one of the good ones.

[@Steph-pq1zi]

Russianbadger, my beloved

[@carlgoff1]

Did not expect to see them involved with this video. It was a pleasant surprise.

[@dillongage]

Oh thank God! I was fiending for this episode. Had the shakes all week.

[@pizzalord3n]

"No sickness shall blight them" .. *laughs in nurgles blessing*

[@aaronramsden1657]

It's so cool having a surgeon explain this all

[@Rikksmith]

Just a note as well, billy would have seen hundreds of battles already as a scout marine(initiate/neophyte) before he even receives certain organs and becomes a full space marine. Love the series

[@Thomas-Helios]

I just love that you make these videos, please 🙏 keep it up my man!

[@Inquisitor_Vex]

These are so good. I loved how you let Majorkill pronounce that organ.

[@SchwarzSchwertkampfer]

7:00 the golden chalice of learning.

[@kristena5825]

This is one of my favorite series on KZbin!

[@DasAngryBishop]

You are awesome to watch. Educational, engaging and trying to pick through and disprove the lore that you believe in as much as the rest of us XD. Templars fan I assume. Can't wait for the next part

[@ChrisRaynorMD]

Wow, thank you!

[@whyjnot420]

A note that I came across due to my interest in observational astronomy is that full dark adaptation can take up to 45 min with 30 min being more typical. Which seems to hold up from my own experiences with a telescope (mostly astrophotography) over the last 15 years or so. (also given how long twilight is, makes a lot of sense from an evolutionary perspective)

[@killerpizza5241]

Brother apothecary, I appreciate your dedication to keep space marines alive as well as making more angels of vengeance, FOR THE EMPEROR!!!

[@nukekilla432]

Love your editing man, stayed ever since the first video in this series and the rest of your vids are all still gold. Good stuff man

[@GolDHakl]

I’d be surprised if he actually did edit these. Sadly I doubt it though lol he probably had a team behind the production side. He’s busy enough being an orthopedic surgeon.

[@Khaos_Kazuka]

I have cochlear implants on both sides and I can tell you that noise canceling and control manually is already possible in small ways. For example I have three programs installed onto my cochlear that lets me connect to my phone, reduce background noise and a normal setting. The phone one makes it easier to use the phone and the background one makes it easier to hear people close to me if I'm in a crowded area.

[@jaytherestless2117]

Can your next series be about my slow but steady docent into madness and crippling pain as i undergo the long and arduous task of hitting the like button. Huge fan!

[@yiranxuan9526]

I thought I couldn't be more impressed by your lore research, and then you bring up Eidolon being beheaded and reheaded. Bravo!

[@jamescherney5874]

It is impossible to listen to Dr Chris and not learn something no matter what the topic. What a gifted teacher!

[@Zaadin19]

Two minutes into this video, which is the first I've ever seen from your channel and I'm now going to stop over to the first vid in this series and binge the entire series. Thank you.

[@BardicProductions]

I’d definitely like to hear your take on the Storggification Process from the game Quake.

[@BentJacket]

I absolutely love this series. I respect how you tackle the lore and the subject matter with respect but still call out things that are, arnt or kinda possible. Keep up the great work.

[@samuelbromee3292]

All of your videos are so fantastic, damn I'm spellbound - You are THE man!

[@Demenon]

I would love to see a deep dive into the xeno biology. Like the way orks biology functions, now that would be an interesting topic. Perhaps even a look into mutants and abhumans. It would be interesting to see his take on the Magi Biologis.

[@Vihara2]

Tyranid biology makes more sense than ork in some ways, ork biology is just bananas, even in 40k magos biologis' struggle to comprehend how ork biology works. The reader knows more about ork biology than the characters in the books.

[@SuperBeals]

Love the work and detail put into this, I hope the viewcount and reaction feels sufficient for all your effort!

[@BilalDraz]

I really appreciate watching your journey to becoming an Apothecary for the Astartes, Brother Raynor.

[@SeanAbelArtTeacher]

I find this series highly intriguing and have shared it with several of my friends, one of whom is a general surgeon. I really enjoy your medical explanations; I plan to use the section of this video on how the eye functions for my art students. Your delivery, pace, and timing are all very well coordinated. The videos are professional in quality and have a high entertainment value. I am looking forward to seeing more. Thank you for the effort and time!

[@jonathonspears7736]

Been really enjoying this series. Both educational and fun.

[@AND-od5jt]

9:19 Doh -- 4:30 a.m. and can't stop watching... those vids are just too good!

[@DodgerRoger]

As a sufferer of Ménière's disease I was very interested in the information you gave on hearing implants, still waiting for technology to catch up and fix my problem! :D

[@jonathangibson9482]

I love the citations you do for art you use and folks you get info from.

[@joshgladfelter9597]

This brings me so much joy. Thank you, brother apothecary

[@Cousin-Eddy]

The genetic memory concept was involved in the Assassin's Creed games. The 3rd or 4th game. I think they introduced the idea of exploring whole lifetimes via virtual reality ran by a super computer that could extract the details of said lives from DNA samples. Farfetched but it was pretty neat to think about.

[@jacobvardy]

The idea has been floating around in sci-fi since at least the 1960s. After the worm experiments mentioned in the video. It was a big part of the Dune novels.

[@justarandomname420]

The flesh is weak. The Omnissiah can remake you. Love of toasters is required.

[@gil1934]

Just binge watched this entire series and I honestly can't wait for the next part!!! Good job!

[@krst88]

Excelent work Brother Raynor! Emperor is pleased. He is taking notes from you work to perform better Astartes in the upcoming millenia.

[@Whitman4]

my mind was blown like 3 or 4 different times!!! i love what you are doing!! keep going!!

[@DonnieY23]

Really loving this series so far, also love that Family Guy clip you threw in when talking about the eye mods 😂

[@danyael777]

Great work Herr Doktor! I haven't finished the series yet but you can summarily put it like this: When in doubt it's Warp shenanigans.

[@dohj4959]

Wow! You are up there with the best lore masters Sir.

[@christopherbeavers8344]

These space marine videos are a lot of fun. Thanks for putting in the work on them.

[@johnplummer2959]

I love this. Thank you. As someone studying for medicine, this type of content is not only fun but also very interesting

[@BiglyChungus]

Watching these videos make my day. A mix of both my favorite things, science and WH40k memes. Thanks Doc.

[@TheBroGamer14082]

I'm loving this series so far. I hope this isn't the only warhammer stuff you do.

[@TheArchangel314]

Please finish this series. It’s very intriguing.

[@1bentom1]

I literally just stumbled upon this, and your channel, holyyyyyy. Love your content!

[@noimnothim1662]

I didn't get notified about this video, looking forward to watching it!

[@KomboAndy]

17:39 Nurgle (looking at the Death guard): "Challenge accepted. "

[@Milkex]

Just subbed watching the first video about 3 hours ago! what a treat!

[@octocorp8243]

I love this can you do the genestelers next ? Also awesome video and topic !!!!

[@ferea_896]

26:26 they’ll be evacuated, if their injuries are treatable they’ll do it and give them an adrenaline shot, or he will simply wake up when his body detects that it’s no longer at risk; thus it doesn’t need to be in suspended animation anymore (that’s why the organ is so important) other ones who have injuries who are impossible to treat aren’t “revived” at least not in the sense that a doctor would expect, he will have his legs and arms amputated and his torso and head are put into whats essentially a metal coffin that controls a huge killing machine called a dreadnought. Most of them go insane when that happens, but the few that keep their sanity will spend thousands of years forever trapped into a dark metal box alone without any feeling (physical) whatsoever, you should do a follow up to this series about dreadnoughts

[@christianbarger9524]

It's been sooo long, I'm giddy for the next episode

[@Guillimann]

I love this so much, especially as I am a medical student and a WH 40k fan

[@marcwittkowski5146]

I absolutely love this series. Great video as always!

[@VASM160689]

Holy shit, that first second scared the living crap out of me. Congrats, you did in 1 second what many hours of scary movies can't do. 😂

[@haemahn6072]

Big ups for using Badger's footage, love his and your videos!

[@Canadian_Zac]

A note with the Sus-An membrane. its actually very difficult to revive a marine who's gone into it. So its not done lightly, and the marine's often stay in it for months before they can be pulled back out of it. There was 1 novel where one of the characters had been in it, and there's mentions of propethic dreams during it, so I imagine its partially psychic in nature

[@isaacsantos6200]

Love this series so far!!!

[@weaponmaster1515]

Rylanor survived for 10000 years in a dreadnought

[@matthewstockton2327]

This mini series, as far as I've watched thus far, is more enlightening about how modern medicine works as well as the human body. Although the viability of future medical procedures is also very insightful too.

[@WirtoPL]

I love this and previous part. Can't wait for next implants explanation

[@kylehawkins3574]

"Recapitated by Fabius" is a very loaded sentence. Fabius Bile....is a piece of work.

[@jeremybondoc2286]

these series are a huge excitement