The paradox of the Humboldt Current | Helen Czerski | How oceans shaped the world

[@TheInstituteOfArtAndIdeas]

How else is human history intertwined with ocean dynamics? Leave your thoughts in the comments. To watch the full talk, head to iai.tv/video/how-oceans-shaped-the-world-helen-czerski?KZbin&

[@sMASHsound]

What of thd Greenland shark scavenge ded animals

[@richardlilley6274]

Due to your reluctance to share You've earned yourself don't recomend channel...

[@jensrasmussen6814]

2:09 in from 2000 Kilometers down they pul up this Greenland shark. 2000 kilometers down ? That most a hell of a line 👀 And a mistake… ?

[@richardlilley6274]

@jensrasmussen6814 the marina trench is only 11 kilometers deep..! Gora be a typo they mean meters

[@thesoultwins72]

Absolutely fascinating talk [by an exceptionally passionate speaker]. I wish they would post the entire presentation. [approx 31 minutes].

[@GdeVseSvobodnyeNiki]

Ok, i'm sold on your short. Watching it till the end.

[@alfielebanna9841]

the short also brought me here

[@Channel7331]

Good luck watching to the end 🙄

[@EannaButler]

Fastest 11 mins on youtube. Time passes quickly when you're having fun. Helen a great communicator!

[@larryparis925]

What an amazing presentation that combines ocean currents, poo, and Western colonialism up to the present. All in less than 12 minutes. Incredible presenter. She knows what she's doing.

[@Buddychronic]

Yeah this person is right, this is not how to grow an alternative platform. At least inform that you will have to subscribe to watch the full video. People just want openness and honesty.

[@TrapperAaron]

Ive seen parrot fish up in nova scotia. They are usually in tropical waters and eat coral. Sometimes they ride up the Gulfstream and wind up in weird places.

[@hclchgm]

I had no idea that the ocean was 2000 km deep in the gulf of Mexico.😮

[@Woodsy345]

@hclchgm lol its definitely not 2000m or 2km I think she got muddled

[@rajr1032]

@@hclchgm Trust a British academic to get muddled by the metric system!

[@customconsult3045]

Fantastic talk & an obvious misspoken detail can easily forgiven/overlooked… off the top of my head I recall the deepest parts of the ocean in neighborhood of 12,000 meters.

[@ТанжихоловМуродулло]

bruh

[@DeadeyeDaily]

9:01 ... Spectacularly rich in nitrogen. The Guano Wars were a series of conflicts involving The United States, Spain, Chile, Peru and Bolivia in the mid to late 19th century for these guano reserves. Extra credit: The Atacama desert is the driest desert on the planet, and is created by the Humboldt current. 😊

[@leoF_0312]

Forgot to mention that the cause of drop on anchovie fishing was mainly due to ENSO (El Niño). You can see in stats how the catch on Peru drops every ENSO season

[@BrownGuy-qu8mc]

She speaks really well.

[@Kurtlane]

Fascinating. I have heard that cold water has much more oxygen than warm water, which is why there is so much more life in it. Is this true?

[@petacardi]

What? The video is behind a paywall? Common, you are privatazing knowledge. I feel disappointed.

[@skaramicke]

It’s a great way to not spread a message.

[@djurrevandielegem5425]

@@petacardi for me it isn’t, I can watch the full 30 minute video for free. Are you sure you’re right

[@augustmarshall2961]

@@petacardi might I suggest you read the pinned comment? You should find the full video there.

[@skaramicke]

@@timverrecchia1654 Nah, the video stops working. Very frustrating.

[@zokhann7806]

Definitely behind a paywall 😅 😒 lame

[@commie563]

Great information.

[@kristianspilling5461]

Great talk, but I was missing more about the paradox, which is that Humboldt is much more productive in terms of fish than the other three comparable Eastern Boundary Upwelling Systems: the California, Canary and Benguela currents

[@thewefactor1]

The Greenland shark is probably a scavenger feeder. As well as the largest marlin ever landed on rod and reel was caught in the Humboldt current - Not any more I would guess...

[@jerradkinsella4854]

Shout out Andrea Wulf!! That book is great like all her others!!

[@lennysinner15]

@0:37: It's basically a "baggage on po....???" Anyone understand what was said? Can anyone clarify/provide a transcript/guestimate of the sentence?

[@TheInstituteOfArtAndIdeas]

"It's basically a baggy jumper pretending to be a shark"

[@lennysinner15]

@@TheInstituteOfArtAndIdeas Of course 😊 Cheers 👍

[@TwinSimian]

"There's no dolphins in physics" - Helen Czerski, 2024 3:46

[@610jrod]

@@TwinSimian no dolphins, only spherical cows

[@Minkehr]

Watched the whole video. Interesting how some shifting around of the words has created a tension where none existed before. Still a great video and with watching

[@_starter]

Paywalled?

[@junktruck]

​@timverrecchia1654 you have to start a free trial to watch most of it

[@phirus646]

@@timverrecchia1654 no it isn't

[@timverrecchia1654]

@@phirus646 yeah your right

[@jeschinstad]

But unfortunately, it's a shitty streaming service, requiring much more bandwidth for the same quality, which for me means buffering once or twice every minute. Fucking annoying that they do this.

[@bebuitron]

The picture is not anchovy's (Engraulis ringens) its Peruvuvian silverside's (Odonthestes regia regia)

[@Channel7331]

Why doesn't the video title say this is a trailer? I know why.

[@stevencarson2200]

Search "How does the ocean help shape our world? - with Helen Czerski Royal Institution"

[@giuliovalenti1682]

2000 km down is like deep in the mantle or something. Amazing how the shark could survive in molten metal temperatures

[@bloriso]

No. Its blocked for me too after the first few minutes 😢

[@congydave]

1:50 *trump voice "Erm, the Gulf of America"

[@KingWilliamProtector]

😂

[@Nicole-x5f2j]

😂😂

[@dylanjamesryan9432]

2:08 from 2thousand kilometers down.. a juvenile greenland shark... ???

[@tylerfernandez1413]

If you post a short with the punchline cut off, maybe you get a small percentage of people chasing the answer. But next time youre getting skipped because i know its a waste of time.

[@Dorkrust]

Shame about the paywall, understand it's necessity though.

[@peterward4005]

This has been chopped and swapped around, almost none of it is in the right order to encourage you to click. Also inflation rose in the 70s because of oil production in the North sea, wages went up so did eveeything else.

[@simonpannett8810]

Commoditising Nature-what happens when its gone?

[@JonathanPottsInOttawa]

Ted talks meet pay per view

[@BenLymanO_o]

@@JonathanPottsInOttawa It's garbage. I really wanted to see the rest of it. The player on their site is terrible and after a few minutes of trying to get to the right place in the video I got paywalled. Who thought this was a good idea?

[@NoLandMandi]

They caught a fish 2,000 km deep in the ocean? Yeah, that sounds ridiculous for a whole other set of reasons!

[@florinadrian5174]

So other ways in which British and American imperialism have ruined the world.

[@theJACKATIC]

⁠ the UK never invaded Peru, was the first country to recognise it’s independence and is a happy customer, not a coloniser.

[@florinadrian5174]

@@theJACKATIC Sure, if you don't count those islands as part of Peru.

[@timverrecchia1654]

@@florinadrian5174 capitalism*

[@timverrecchia1654]

@@florinadrian5174 crazy

[@TacitusKilgore-xv1ve]

Imperialism causes cultural problems. You're confusing it with capitalism and commerce. The problem stems from the desire to always meet demand without recognizing the fact that constantly meeting human demands only leads to more and more demand. No matter what you do the end result is always a crash because you cannot infinitely satisfy the needs or wants of everyone. It's actually a simple problem, but nobody wants to be told that they can't or shouldn't have something whenever they want it.

[@DaveE99]

How big of a fan would you need to do this elsewhere ?

[@taneliharkonen2463]

So theres no place to watch the full 30min...? went through the link, let me watch a couple minutes and slapped a paywall on.... Very fu**ing annoying... Not consuming anything from you again..

[@brodybentley6596]

Why do you want advertising cookies just to watch your video

[@erikvissers4934]

Easy to look at 😋

[@realleon2328]

why are you this way?

[@erikvissers4934]

@@realleon2328 She's a hotty.

[@phirus646]

weird comment

[@ryanboscoe9670]

​@phirus646 the presentation was easy to watch though? What's weird?

[@ТанжихоловМуродулло]

bruh... Thanks for existing

[@dominikkaser7698]

Did the British just appropriate Humboldt? 😂

[@davisbrowne1906]

Rude. Unimpressed that you aim to bait unsuspecting youtube viewers to your own site to pay to view. I followed this from a short... To the video it linked. Found the topic and speaker interesting. Not so interesting that I'll be pleased to have been baited to the channels own website to be asked for money to see the rest. I'll be watching closely for clues of anything to do with IAI from now on, and avoid. I feel like you've taken a gamble on knowingly wasting people's time. I think you could be upfront about publishing half a lecture. Just say what you intend to do... Or create a highlights video. But this technique is deceptive, and unkind. Who's in charge at your place? Have a bit of another think.

[@tlcatlett]

Did anyone else notice the amount of times this woman scratched (itched) her head?

[@ryanboscoe9670]

Nope

[@ryanboscoe9670]

I see it now 😂 she probably has kids or something

[@peterward4005]

Or half of fishmeal was being fed to pigs, then Peru fished 40 percent of all fish, she says half of that went to pigs, but it can't have by her own presentation, only half of fishmeal went to pigs not fish harvests. Even scientists now are using spin🙄

[@jamesonpace726]

You're passionate, smart & well educated, but I think I saw you selling electric bikes & maybe cars recently....