The Toxic Lady Story Makes Me Think of...

A few extra thoughts on the Toxic Lady story.
Here's the original video: • Why Did This Woman's B...
Also, pressure changes everything.

[@theg0z0n]

You know what I like? Hearing Joe talk about shit he's interested in. Sure, might not be something I'm super interested in, but his energy is why I'm here.

[@superditdit48]

TMI is my favorite!

[@pvic6959]

I agree

[@egg_bun_]

I can listen to Joe talk about *anything*

[@aponiaa]

Exactly! And his interest sparks new interests in me~ I love this man and his content!

[@azcardguy7825]

X files could have easily wrote and shot that episode in three months. I grew up in Burbank, CA in the 90s and my dad was a writer on a ton of shows and movies. He wrote a few episodes of xfiles and I actually got to go on set a couple times. They busted out those episodes faster than anyone would ever believe.

[@gptiede]

That was my thought too. It was the last episode of season 1, so it easily could have been written, shot, and edited only a few months before it aired.

[@alij7047]

Anyone with arthritis or a bone injury can tell you exactly how radically pressure changes things: Even those slight variations in air pressure can be the difference between feeling fine and excruciating pain.

[@thecellulontriptometer4166]

As a diver, I always thought it was interesting how at pressure nitrogen dissolves into the blood which of course requires slow ascent to avoid bubbles forming in the body if the pressure is changed too quickly(leading to either the bends or nitrogen narcosis). The higher pressure can also cause oxygen toxicity. The effects of changes in pressure on the body are a very interesting topic.

[@sunshine3914]

That’s why I’ve never done either.

[@rodsprague369]

I'm not a diver, so I was caught off guard learning about this gruesome saturation diving accident when I watched this KZbin video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rIGTYqWQebaUeJY

[@IMBlakeley]

And the time to do any of this. a few minutes to take on the gas dissolved in tissue, way longer to clear it. I've spent an hour hanging at 6 metres breathing O2 to pay for 20 minutes at 60 metres. Some friends were doing way deeper and then you're into hours or saturation divers where the deco time is measured in several days. There was a BBC documentary a while back, can't post links on KZbin but search for "bbc real men under pressure"

[@b.fsmashdub4209]

My ex had a diving accident a few years back and she got the bends. Literally one of the worst things I've ever witnessed

[@Lenzo8449]

As a diver, you should know that nitrogen narcosis is not caused by too rapid of an ascent. It is caused by the increase in partial pressure of the inert gas becoming narcotic at depth. It will go away as you ascend.

[@leddmask]

Joe I want you to know my 7 year old son enjoys your videos as much as me. I had no idea he had ever seen your content before until a few weeks back when he saw you in a thumbnail. He said, “Lets watch that before bed, I love that guy.” I’m like damn me too dude awesome. We can never agree on what to watch together but it seems we found it with your channel ❤️

[@joescott-tmi]

Obviously you raised a kid with taste. 😄

[@plutonium2]

​@@joescott-tmi couple of heroes tbh Joe

[@redhammer5783]

Frig thats awsome

[@charlesmurray3255]

This is brilliant, what video would anyone recommend for my 11 yr old, who does have a passing interest in the solar system and the universe.

[@plutonium2]

@@charlesmurray3255 any of them, really. Joe is pretty accessible as long as the kid is at least relatively bright.

[@pennydaytreasures8173]

As a person with a Csf leak I can attest pressure is everything. Higher altitudes I tend to feel good, closer to sea lever 🤢 Flying is great when I’m up in the air… coming down is pure hell

[@MissLizzy184]

Chemist here. Can confirm: pressure changes everything. ❤️

[@Tashishi0]

10/10 would buy that shirt! "Pressure changes everything" isn't only true in science matters, but in life/personal ones. You never know what you are capable of until the pressure is on.

[@audreymuzingo933]

Joe if you're into 'pressure' stuff, would you consider doing a video on the phenomenon of people with painful joints experiencing much worse pain in wet weather? It's theorized to be about the lower pressure but it seems like the last time I looked into it (many years ago) there was still no conclusion about it. All I know is, my knees, hips, neck ....and even this one upper molar that usually doesn't bug me at all .....HURT LIKE THE DEVIL when it rains. And it's even worse if it's also cold out.

[@kurtoogle4576]

Yep - I suffer this, and I'd love Joe's take on it. :)

[@joescott-tmi]

Yeah I've always thought that was interesting.

[@debbiehenri345]

I get that too. I feel like I'm 90 during rainy storms. Joints hurt. Back hurts. My upper left wisdom tooth was giving me plenty of gip last night - as some storm or other passed over Scotland. I thought - oh, no dentist - and today it's fine: skies clear, storm all gone.

[@audreymuzingo933]

@@debbiehenri345 Okay! So it's not just me with the tooth stuff in addition to the body aches!

[@snippets981]

Sooooo much more pain💔 And stiffness When cold &/or wet😭🌬😭 ("Pressure Changes EV•ER•Y•THING" 👏👏👏)

[@TechnoL33T]

It's the terror of knowing what this world is about!

[@cthulhu4lyfe]

I was living in Riverside at the time it happened and it was so bizarre. It's always stuck in my head over the years about what happened. Thanks for bringing this story up again!

[@Locut0s]

The fact that weird events like The Toxic Lady story happened I think is a testament to just how many people there are ok they planet. We don’t often think about this fact that these weird hyper rare things that sound impossible are actually a probe of the population size and how we can’t wrap our heads around numbers that large. 8 billion, when numbers get that large impossibly rate things become inevitable if not common.

[@aquiamorgan2416]

You should make a Pressure Changes Everything playlist. It's be fun to see it all in one place.

[@drphosferrous]

Pressure Drop by Toots and the Maytals!

[@skeven0]

We can Pressure Joe into making a playlist of it

[@WhoAmEye_WhoAreEwe]

@@skeven0 - I see what you did there................I approve of this comment 🤌

[@madderhat5852]

Just knowing all that air is pressing on us from all directions is really a head-spinner.

[@gtbkts]

Facts

[@purplerose2124]

Agreed. Certain facts really mess with my head. Gravity for sure. You're telling me MASS ... STUFF! Can bend SPACE AND TIME! Crazy

[@NoVIcE_Source]

yeah like, if air stopped pushing us perfectly in all directions just for a lil bit, that'd feel like a hella strong pneumatic punch, or like, the opposite of punch

[@turkosicsaba]

The average door has about 20 tons pushing on each side, assuming it's about two square meters in area.

[@DanRyanCarter]

Totally- I always think about how much everyday life changed after the invention of refrigeration/air conditioning. Being able to store food for much longer and control the climate indoors is underrated in my opinion. And it's all thanks to pressure changes.

[@MatyasLemberTutorials]

These 'extra thoughts ' videos are great. Keep doing them

[@johannaverplank4858]

Yes, I would love to get a "Pressure Changes Everything" t-shirt!

[@teeing9355]

Good Video, Toxic lady was a good choice for Halloween. I told a few of my friends in the medical field, and it freaked them out.

[@ageofatheism6638]

Joe ,you raised my blood pressure when you brought up the hyper loop. You know that it can never be achieved the way it is being presented ,right?

[@na195097]

IIRC, most tv shows back then wrapped their filming season in March and the eps were done airing in May. Thats's a 2 month window for post production, sO its possible that it was based on the Toxic Lady. US tv show filming is completed in about a week, so that still leaves 2-3 weeks for script development. It's tight but doable.

[@stevechance150]

Joe, did you forget about SCUBA diving? People get messed up with that pressure All The Time.

[@flyingunderwear]

Scuba divers dieing bodies don't put nurses that just draw blood at sea-level in recovery for months. Nitrogen narcosis sounds like a reason to be in the ER, not accidentally making the ER move to the parking lot for safety. JMI tho

[@beefymcskillet5601]

Byford dolphin accident

[@azcardguy7825]

That’s WATER pressure my guy

[@kkupsky6321]

The bends is a great Radiohead album. Never heard of self contained underwater breathing apparatus. Sounds like frog men. Speaking of wasn’t there some French guy once? Prolly a lot of em.

[@edgarbonet1]

@@azcardguy7825 Water or air, doesn't make much of a difference. The air you breathe while scuba diving is at the same pressure as the water around you.

[@CreationTribe]

The "Toxic Lady" episode reminded me of The Orville S2 E10, "Blood Of Patriots" where the young Envall female with explosive green blood was part of a ploy to frustrate the peace treaty w/ The Krill.

[@ntdscherer]

If you want another experience of how pressure matters, take a road trip to the top of Pike's Peak.

[@lynnmccurdythehdmmrc2561]

Now all I'll be thinking tonight about is the Queen song "Under pressure".

[@RiffRaffMama.]

Dude. I thought I had a lot of tabs open in my browser. That's impressive!

[@Buster-Sharp]

As you were talking that song started playing in my head. "Under pressure"

[@diyeana]

My face and head feel the slight barometric pressure changes that occur with weather changes. I can always predict when storms are coming in during the fall or spring because I get terrible headaches due to the rapidly changing air pressure.

[@kathytoy5055]

I get that, and I used to get pressure changes just going up or down hills, even shallow grades, but luckily that went away at some point fairly early in life.

[@mbryson2899]

My eldest cat and I both know when a storm's coming for the same reason. My better half can see it writ plainly on our faces, no need for words.

[@sammymarrco2]

I found your Chanel recently and have been binging it, thanks for making these videos!

[@sunshine3914]

Found him 6 months ago… IDK how he slipped by me for so long.

[@DaellusKnights]

well, welcome to the family! 😁

[@cjc363636]

I would add that X-Files, IIRC, made up the overall story as they went, especially in the first few seasons. So I wouldn't be surprised, that to get what we'd call 'viral' attention to the season ender, they'd use a story inspired by real life event.

[@thinkharder1645]

You are doing a Great job Mr Joe. Thankyou an God Bless 🇦🇺 ✝️🙏

[@hawiianbat]

I know what you mean about the parallel thinking. The X-Files spinoff "The Lone Gunmen" had a pilot episode which dealt with a top secret false flag conspiracy to crash a passenger jet into the World Trade Centre. The episode is listed as Aired march 4, 2001, but only aired here in Australia 7 Sept 2001.

[@buttonsjr]

When Scuba diving you can experience some pretty high pressures.

[@shainakaystinard-artist3579]

I’m a teacher, and that shirt would absolutely work for schools, as well. Different connotation but pressure changes everything- pressure on us, pressure on students, pressure on themselves. Very interesting how people experience pressure differently and react differently. I’d buy that shirt! Love this channel, I listen to it pretty much every morning while getting ready.

[@mrpierce9591]

You're a rad dude. Thank you for doing yer thang. Much love from California from me and MaseFace.

[@demonsty]

i had a dream.about the actual video that night. great video man. PRESSURE CHANGES EVERYTHING

[@mellie4174]

I loved the toxic lady video! Thanks for something really interesting for Halloween!

[@milanpintar]

i love your pressure insight!!!

[@ianjohnson3546]

Love that phrase Joe!, yeah Sci Fi pretty much ignores pressure on planets. One cool detail I finally saw in a sci-fi show was in season 6 of the expanse. On an alien planet, with human colonists just settling it, a little girl gives some of a protein bar to a native bird like species. The bird like creature eats it and nearly immediately dies. Crying she brings the dying bird back to her parents. The girls mother explains that "chemistry is different on this planet, and just like we can't eat any of the native food here and have to grow our own, the plants and animals here can't eat our food because they grew up differently".

[@yeoman588]

Something else that pressure affects: inert gas narcosis. At high pressures, gases that normally don't affect humans in any way (like nitrogen, the largest component of our atmosphere) turn into narcotics. This is a real problem with deep-sea diving, as you really don't want to go on a narcotic trip in such a dangerous environment. The only way to combat the problem is to use air tanks with special mixtures that don't contain any of the problematic gasses, which is expensive, and you have to breath the special mixture for a while before diving to let the problematic gasses diffuse out of your body, which is time-consuming.

[@Luke-jo4to]

This format is such an excellent use of this channel. I feel like I'm watching the Apendix of the Lord of the Rings movies.

[@beehphy]

Some high-voltage electronics devices have an upper altitude limit. If the air is too thin it beaks down easier and causes unwanted conduction and short circuits (arcs). The KZbin channel "Strange Parts" had a video a couple years ago about a microscope that he couldn't test drive in his lab in Colorado, simply because of altitude.

[@blueredbrick]

I remember that too. That was super interesting.

[@rokasrerroca7399]

"Titan", currently on Netflix, is a great Sci-fi movie that seems within reach of a couple of lifetimes and gives a wonderful vision of how our adaptation would mean that we are literally/figuratively no longer human if we commit fully to expansion into just our own solar system. Love your work; keep it up.

[@roxyamused]

Chris Carter used Gloria's story in the episode, he wrote the script in February inspired after the incident. I go this from the wikipedia page for the episode and the source is a authorised fan book from 1996 quoting Carter. Interesting to me and what I didn't know at the time which would have made my head spin cause I was a huge x-files fan as a kid is I went to school with the director of the "Erlenmeyer flask", DW Goodwin's son Matt (I wasn't going to put his name, but his mom's wiki does so). I was invited to their nice house once and jumped on their trampoline. It was pouring rain and they lived on Chuckanut mountain so it overlooked Chuckanut Bay and the San Juans. I think I remember getting a little sick from getting wet. I don't think we hung out again but, we didn't dislike each other. Anyway, I totally would have talked his dad's ear off if I had known though I did meet his mom who was the actress who played Scully's mom but I didn't recognise her. A lot of my classmates grew up quite rich and lived on Chuckanut mt, so I was rather used to somewhat lavish though somewhat understated 90's modern homes with beautiful views out there.

[@scobra5941]

"Insanity laughs under pressure we're breaking"~ Queen & Bowie 1980

[@WatchesTrainsAmdRockets]

Thanks, Joe. Now I have Freddy Mercury and David Bowie singing in my head.

[@racookster]

Beats Vanilla Ice using the riff.

[@lh3540]

They live in my head rent free, 24/7. It's great.

[@rachelann9362]

As a chronic migrainer and a person with a trash knee and hip (only 1/4 of meniscus is good, patellar cartilage is shredded, tore my mcl), pressure absolutely is something that can and does affect people. I can usually tell when the weather is going to be like just waking up and getting a sense of how my body and brain is adjusting to being awake. Florescent lights are a trigger. The last set of flights I was on, I had a connector on the return trip. I had a BLAZING headache and body super achey driving to the airport. Got on the plane, we ascended, everything got better. We land, it’s humid, it looks like it had been raining outside, headache and pains come back. Get back on a plane, ascend, and it goes away again. I really ought to move somewhere with higher altitude, I really do feel much better when I’m staying in part of the Appalachian mountains.not all the way up, but partially off. Right now, my house is 30m above sea level.. it just ain’t cutting it.

[@sulijoo]

Speaking of pressure changes, have you heard about the Byford Dolphin accident...? Yikes. Very messy.

[@kurtoogle4576]

Your Tale of the Toxic Lady was really interesting. Sharing it around. :)

[@robsquared2]

I think I missed your 100k on this channel, congrats.

[@johnburr9463]

Cody's lab did some experiments with pressure's effect on fire.

[@Ryukai-san]

There's a new open access paper in the journal 'Natural Hazards and Earth System Science' (Pelascini et al. 2022) that's about how air pressure drops can be a trigger for landslides. Quite interesting if you're into that sort of thing. Also, as someone with Arthritis, I can definitely tell when the air pressure starts to drop without a barometer. 🤣

[@justiceJuiceify]

I'm healing from trauma & emotional pressure, changes how I feel noticeably.

[@justinaclayburn2248]

I took Physics 106 (referred to as Physics for Poets by our instructor at one point, Physics for Business Majors at another) in college and my lab partner simply refused to believe that air pressure was that strong, even after we had done the experiment where we heated up the inside of a pop can and crushed it. 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@inkynewt]

"It's not real if I can't feel it!!" "You literally can" "No I can't!" "Okay let's see how you feel when we turn off the air pressure."

[@purplerose2124]

@@inkynewt underrated comment 💀

[@MTerrance]

This reminds me of a quote: We don't know who discovered water, but we are pretty certain it wasn't a fish.

[@jackielinde7568]

You can lead a horse to water...

[@WhoAmEye_WhoAreEwe]

@@jackielinde7568 .....but you can't make it sing??? :)

[@jackielinde7568]

Joe, I think Queen has a song you can relate to: Under Pressure.

[@bryandraughn9830]

To imagine the weight of the entire atmosphere is a total brain squeezer in itself. Literally. Vacuum cleaners, water pumps, boiling, freezing, all kinds of stuff relies on it. You rock joe!

[@lloydfromfar]

Hey, when diving in water there are also big pressure changes!!

[@swordmonkey6635]

Hey Joe, there's an interesting documentary about the making of the 1500 HP Bugatti Chiron and the engineers said one of the biggest challenges to get a car to maintain a speed over 250 MPH is producing massive amounts of horsepower to break through the air. They talked about most of the 1500 HP goes to pushing through the dense air at 220+ MPH.

[@nobleharvey9935]

Thanks Joe! Great video dude, no pressure! Lol! Love you too 😘 take care 🙂

[@Turdfergusen382]

You have a GREAT show, ol' chap.

[@prestonrodenkirch8412]

*VERY* *COOL* Interesting perspective to consider. Thank you. This is exactly why people like your videos. You present knowledge to people in a way that provokes independent thought without unacknowledged bias or motivation. While short and on a topic that may seem inconsequential, I believe this is on of your best videos and should be referenced in the future any time you are having difficulty finding the motivation to continue. This is not only connecting with your audience but it also let's them connect with you. Just a guy sharing. You have really come into your own here and I say the caliber of your videos are on par with the likes of "60 minutes" or "20/20" at their peak performance. This video is an example of what it's all about. Why you do this. Why we watch. How fortunate we all are that that you found this path for your life. I wish you a long and as enjoyable a life as anyone can reasonably expect to have. Thank you.

[@LaMagnatron]

Joe, you should make a third (or fourth?) channel where you do skits. You’re funny, and I’d like to see more of that

[@fischer9001]

my first lesson on pressure was during automotive school when the teacher put a beaker of water in a vacuum and I watched it boil at room temperature. he then explained that the antifreeze/water combo in a car does not boil even at 210 degrees Fahrenheit because it IS pressurized, and thus has a higher boiling point than normal atmospheric pressure. you would be surprised how much "science" goes into just being a mechanic. I never knew about ohms law for example until I went to auto school

[@Werrf1]

I remember that X-files episode; as I recall, the "toxic person" element was basically just one scene. It was Mulder shoots a bad guy -> there's a hissing sound -> Mulder clutches his eyes in pain and passes out. It wasn't an entire episode built around the scenario. I can certainly believe that they were able to quickly add that element to capitalise on the weird real event.

[@MC---]

After I watched your video the KZbin algorithm served me a clip of Law & Order from the episode called the toxic woman.

[@studiosandi]

As ever another interesting video. Thank you so much.

[@elizabethgaldamez1729]

I get such a bad headache when there are storms… Is that from change in pressure? Maybe

[@czarcoma]

Yup, I see pressure being talked about all the time when I watch or read about the weather.

[@timholden6575]

"Pressure changes everything." Would be a great shirt! Think about things like manufacturing where high pressures are useful: Composites, (or low pressure ), hydroforming, even just air compressors...

[@thebets457]

All this talk about pressure and the song Pressure from Ylvis keeps popping in my head

[@naomi-g]

I am shocked you didn't end with the bass line from Pressure by Queen

[@SuicV]

*Under Pressure

[@blueredbrick]

That song was playing in my head during the video too 😅

[@naomi-g]

@@SuicV You're totally right. My bad.

[@tfox285]

I so want an Answers with Joe “Pressure Changes Everything” t-shirt.

[@BWAC]

I kind of want that tattooed on me now, Across my back - "Pressure changes everything"

[@gregorypew793]

awesome! thanks for the follow-up!!

[@K1ddkanuck]

Love this follow up Joe. And yes, a t shirt is now necessary.

[@FeedScrn]

That's a good tip. Something to keep in mind.

[@saintsinner6195]

One thing i've not heard discussed regarding the chemical reactions taking place inside this womans body is the introduction of energy via the defibrillator. That also aids in chemical reactions. It is a small amount but placed across the chest, through the heart which is pumping blood to the rest of the body.

[@katiepatrick425]

I have good pressure, Joe. Thanks for asking.

[@TwinStripe]

2:36/6:32 Carter actually started writing the episode over a year beforehand while trying to work human medical experimentation into the mythos of the show, however Carter is quoted in the book 'The X-Files Declassified: The Unauthorised Guide' in saying that at least one scene (in the ambulance when Dr Secare's body emits a poisonous gas while undergoing a needle decompression) was directly inspired by the Gloria Ramirez case. I've also just noticed that the timestamp I've chosen is a Palindromic number, which is about as 'X-Files' as it gets...

[@Hooyahfish]

Wait till you realize that metal acts like a liquid at high enough speeds.

[@Phat737]

You are spot in with your assertion that pressure changes everything Look for the FAR SIDE comic “ Front Porch Forecasters”. It’s funny because it’s true. Standard barometric pressure is 29.92 inches of mercury or 1013 millibars. Changes around that standard do cause people pain and discomfort. My brother was blown up twice in the military and lives on the coast, where fluctuations in barometric pressure play hell with him. In a days time the barometer can fluctuate between 29.45 and 30.30. It doesn’t sound like much, less then an inch but it makes a difference for him. When he travels to the southwest though where the barometer is noticeably more stable he feels much better. I’ll bet you could do a very interesting show about the barometer and a persons health.

[@bradleykaan6281]

Consider me on the wait-list for a "pressure changes everything" shirt

[@MCsCreations]

Pretty interesting subject indeed, Joe! But as I just took my sleeping pill... I'm going to leave it at that. Good night!

[@johncliffalvarez6513]

You’re doing the thing!!! Awesome!!!

[@mattmensch830]

You never fail to deliver cool content Mr. Scott. On the subject of fuel efficiency, I believe the nation wide 55 mph speed limit from years back came about as an effort to conserve gas during the 1970’s oil crisis. Have you ever done a video on the many deep sea diving atmospheric pressure experiments?

[@Fanaro]

If I'm not mistaken, one the main changes Fritz made in order to create the first great fertilizer was experimenting with pressure.

[@veo_]

Dude! We see much larger pressure differences than airplane rides. They're called HURRICANES and TORNADOS! When you get right down to it, they're just novel low pressure centers in a higher pressure volume.

[@grene1955]

As others have mentioned, looked into scuba diving. We deal with massive pressure changes with every dive. You might find it interesting...

[@firemoth]

I totally get why you think its so interesting Joe the variation of pressure is what allows for so many anomalies and intresting things to occur in nature or for our technology. Without "less pressure" or a created vacuum we wouldn't have high functioning light bulbs or thermometers with mercury used vacuums which allowed us to measure differences in temperature earlier in science. It's fascinating because it's a variable alot of people who aren't into science don't account for often and to hear your passion and intrest while talking about....well really anything your truly interested in is inspiring. Thank you for all the work you put into the channel man!

[@Sovspot]

Temperature and pressure correlate with eachother to the point where that is how modern air conditioning and refrigeration system condition the air. There are temperature/pressure charts that tell you at x tempature and x pressure that a gas or refrigeration will boil off into a vapor or condense into a liquid.

[@NickRoman]

I could also say temperature changes everything. Let's think a bit and see how many things we can come up with that change everything.

[@massimocole9689]

4:44 a neat thing about Saturn is cause of it's low density it's surface gravity is almost exactly 1 g, so a balloon station there would be comfortable to walk around in. A bigger problem is just that since the air is mostly hydrogen and helium even a hydrogen filled balloon would provide very little lift, and Saturn has super fast winds.

[@romangeneral23]

I'm with you. That episode is considered apart of the mythology story arc. BUT I would not consider it too outside the realm as Chris Carter was and is an avid reader of all things odd. He would collect strange stories and articles from newspapers all over the country. And this was massive news back in 1994. So it is a guarantee that he was well aware of the toxic lady.

[@sunshine3914]

I don’t find it hard to believe that the network & producers pushed the subject ahead in order to capitalize on the story.

[@yourt00bz]

This was the era where he had fbi consultant who were real world X-Files cases

[@tueboas]

The writers of the X files was sometimes really ahead of their times. The day that "our town" aired with its Creutzfeldt-Jakob theme here in my country it was the day before the uproar that came with the report that linked C-J to the Mad cow disease. It was so surreal just having watched that episode the day before.

[@arch454]

1994 x-files wow enjoyed watching them at the time, man time flies, good episode on how "things" react to each other with a change of pressure, temperature, etc. sure there are plenty more out there like the episode that never makes the news. always enjoy Joe

[@victoriaeads6126]

I like how you handled her story with respect. I'm into KZbin with variable knowledge based content. You aren't going to alienate me with a topic unless you go an entirely different direction in terms of fact checking. Read: if you stop being an ethical, fact-based-to-your-best-knowledge-and-research content creator, then we will have problems. Until then, inform away on whatever strikes your fancy.

[@kylecramer8489]

100% what they said. As long as you keep up your awesome standards in fact checking, I’m in.

[@snippets981]

This.

[@articulusrex2248]

SCUBA dive, Joe! A totally new perspective.

[@jeremygalloway1348]

My ears popped while watching this video. No joke

[@JAndersonGhost0326]

If you get the chance, look up video of the "triple point" of water. It's the exact right combination of pressure and temperature such that liquid water will freeze and boil at the same time. It's wild.

[@D0li0]

I've contemplated the same, so your not alone... Good shirt idea. Maybe better with all those reasons listed on the back as well... Bring triple points into it?

[@violinmiata]

As a car person, some cars are really fast with 1 bar of intake pressure and some are not, some blow up the engine. It’s all about design and evolution, just like humans. There are parameters that need to be met in order to simply function, sometimes stretched and amazing thing happen, sometimes the inverse