Villagers React To Amazing Physics Tricks ! Tribal People React To Amazing Science Tricks

Villagers React To Amazing Physics Tricks ! Tribal People React To Amazing Science Tricks
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[@slantos2668]

aw, I wish Amman would try them at home and film his attempts, that would be cool to see him figure this out

[@MandMs05]

Outside his house, so that he doesn't break the TV or set the house on fire 😄

[@alex27826]

It's kind of funny when they act amazed even though the trick hasn't happened yet.

[@jokes881]

exactly, Do they even comprehend what is happening?? weird..

[@DrD0000M]

😲😲😲

[@Blablablarandomguy]

@@jokes881 They haven't seen such a set up before. This is all very foreign to them. Do you even comprehend that? Weird...

[@focu2567]

@@jokes881 no rational post allowed on this public platform according to the WORSHIPPERS ONLY CLUB MEMBERS 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@viciousyeen6644]

I noticed the vid we see isn’t completely synchronized to the vid they see, so in some cases they react a second later or to early for us. Happened in a lot of vids already, got nothing to do with their perception or comprehension

[@dmschoice2571]

"Only the owner of the monkey can make it dance" - well, that's a nice proverb! :) And very nice physics tricks to show them. You could show them chemistry tricks next - perhaps The 10 Most Amazing Chemical Reactions from Hybrid Librarian. I'm sure they'll love the elephant toothpaste :D

[@kurtkatzemcqueennovaaetate6873]

My dad once made a homemade version of Napalm (which, interestingly enough, only requires 3 ingredients). We quickly learned that Napalm isn't exactly 'easy' to put out... by that I mean we totally burnt the house down. When ma got home, she wasn't very happy to say the least. Dad had to get a new house and he promised to never 'accidentally cause a grease fire again'. That's right... he didn't tell her. Of course, she eventually found out and dad got in trouble. But because I never told her and I actively participated in the making of the Napalm, I had to go to military school. This is one of many stories in my life that is crazy and life changing.

[@Kennyancat]

@@kurtkatzemcqueennovaaetate6873 Ok that's pretty wild haha

[@kurtkatzemcqueennovaaetate6873]

@@Kennyancat Dude you have no idea. I have gotten drunk with my history teacher ( who drank vodka red bulls, bourbon, liquor, and plain beer all in the same night). After partying all night I took a test IN HIS CLASS while hung over and I got a B. I've also almost been tricked by a guy named Brucey who dresses up like a girl and tries to have sex with half drunk guys. I've almost drowned 6 times, a cat has latched onto my balls, and I broke my ass once. My life is filled with stories to tell my grandkids. 😆😅🤣😂

[@BambinaSaldana]

@@kurtkatzemcqueennovaaetate6873 I'm just imagining your mom getting home. "Dave, where's the house?! What's going on?!" "Well, funny story..."

[@Trendyflute]

This was a good video for demonstrating some regular physical phenomenon that we all experience or benefit from regularly: seeing light bend in water, glass, plastics etc. is a normal thing, and also explains how we are able to send data using lightpulses through fiber optic cables. The bike wheel experiment shows how a bike balances itself when you travel on it, but if you stop you will probably fall over. The brick and matchsticks showed how forces can be routed and demonstrated some basic concepts of structural engineering. I am impressed! For a few minutes worth of video, it can connect to years worth of educational concepts!

[@IAmFirstborne]

Babu said the strings of his mind have been shaken. What a great way of communicating. I love it!

[@bucklberryreturns]

Good to see Sarru sussing out what will happen to the spring before it occurs. Shame the chain in a beaker from the still wasn't included, that's a very cool effect too.

[@OriginalPuro]

I have never seen or heard that word, "sussing"(to realize or grasp (something)). Thank you.

[@mylittleoasis967]

I love it! Acquiring knowledge at any age is the most precious gift of life. Kudos to your channel!

[@sunniertimer598]

These men all thank the scientists that reached these conclusions. However, the one man wanted to try them as well. It's good he has a curious mind and is interested in learning more. The funny thing is, many Americans are trying these things at home and then some. Maybe he can clear a place in his yard to try some experiments that are not harmful. There may be a scientist in him that needs to come out and play as well as learn.

[@Benny-ts3wb]

"Any futuristic advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic". Arthur C Clarke.

[@meganbrennan454]

It’s great to see how open they are to learning!

[@ll7868]

Slinkys are also a good way to explain how light, sound and radio waves work. Physics is fun, like Italian cooking, people only think it's hard until they try it.

[@philipcarrell3945]

These guys are going to get a PHD through all the vids they watch! LOL

[@napsorpnilyneb]

I would like to see them reacting to the magician David Copperfield's "Death Saw" and "Flying" illusions.

[@vegassims7]

Got to love the unibrow on that guy. lol

[@monicapdx]

LOL, neat stuff! I especially like the balancing Coke bottle. Loved how they were figuring out everything.

[@miosilborn7802]

Only the owner of the monkey can make him dance! Awesome quote

[@njm57]

Wow! That's all eye opening to me too.

[@Kaepsele337]

Without explanation of the setup its very hard to understand what is being demonstrated, if you're not familiar with these types of experiments. Did they understand that the objects were floated by compressed air, for example? I think in this video they acted amazed at everything out of politeness, but did so at the wrong moments sometimes.

[@MarshTheYoutubeChannel]

Even I was blown away by a couple of these, lol. I'm convinced that roll of tape is a witch

[@balkibartokomous7290]

The way Babu saw the light and the water and knew what it was doing tells me he is very, very smart. "it's following the edge". Yes.... yes it is... It's bouncing around off the edge of the water.

[@louisejohnson6057]

Babu is funny! When he mentioned that his understanding of science included the wheel and the rocket, I had to chuckle.

[@Blablablarandomguy]

You must feel so smart next to him

[@louisejohnson6057]

@@Blablablarandomguy , problem?

[@BisexualPlagueDoctor]

@@Blablablarandomguy I wouldn’t say smart, just more knowledgeable, he seems like an intelligent person who just doesn’t know the topics in the videos

[@focu2567]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😊

[@louisejohnson6057]

@@BisexualPlagueDoctor , exactly. I don't see why @Jai had an issue with my comment. It doesn't seem offensive to me.

[@XtreeM_FaiL]

4:21 I got this feeling, that they totally missed the center of mass. They seem to be amazed how weak match can hold a bottle.

[@Kristoff896]

Raeen would've loved this!

[@joepike1972]

I think he would be fine trying the wheel and the match trick. He will likely get a better understanding of them too. The magnet coming down to the laptop screen I would advise not placing a valuable item like a laptop until you got it figured out safely.

[@Onerva_official]

I'd love to see them react to Penn & Teller, the greatest magicians ever!

[@schonkigplavuis8850]

The water remains glowy because light is actually traveling in hyperactive bouncy little dots. There's a slowmo video where they actually capture light. It's amazing to see it bounce around.

[@Trendyflute]

I love describing photons as "hyperactive bouncy little dots", bravo!

[@schonkigplavuis8850]

@@Trendyflute :)

[@NateKyng]

God, could you imagine them at the Exploratorium in San Francisco? I'd love to take them!

[@HighOverlordSnarffieBeagle]

you should show them the Slo-mo Guys videos, they do funky stuff like this but film is with a slow motion camera

[@sparkle1596]

loved this!!

[@Exe3D]

Very good Babu tell em you must be careful

[@WookieWarriorz]

bro they have no idea whats going on half the time they react to the setup when nothing is happening hahaha they need explanations they havent been taught as kids these concepts like we have

[@focu2567]

Agree 💯👍

[@jeffreysmith420]

Sarru is surely a Prince of some domain somewhere!

[@gojiberry7201]

haha "You will break the TV or set the house on fire" When my dad was a kid in the 50s, his mom got him a science kit, and he actually made an explosion in his room. His mom heard a BOOM and came in and said his face was black and his clothes were torn and the room was also black. He became an engineer in adulthood lol

[@kevinv.m.94]

I hope you'll try some "safe" science tricks together with them and show it in the Novice Squad. Somethings that they may also do in their villages.

[@OriginalPuro]

Kids have performed some of these experiments for a long time, let them try some.

[@ll7868]

My Grade 7 science teacher Professor Barton loved showing us physics tricks, he was also an amateur magician. He kicked off the Science Fair with a magic/comedy routine, the kind of teacher who makes students want to learn science. He was a hairy fella too, like Robin Williams amalgamated with Bill Nye The Science Guy.

[@IzzyOnTheMove]

Our friend the Master of Eating is back 😉

[@chrispearo38]

Science is amazing

[@askapk]

Get them to make magic mud. Its very easy to make. They would have fun with that. Show them quantum locking. Or get them to make elephant toothpaste. I will find a link to a video you can show them afterwards that they can react to.

[@jamiemctainsh3267]

Do it, my Brother from another Father and Mother. Some men create within their mind and some through their heart but some of us must create with our hands. Also try baking soda and vinegar to make a volcano you can colour with food dye. In my country children do this. It is quite safe. Cheers from Australia. P.s. As well as enjoying your reactions, I learnt much too.

[@kiyotaka_ayanokouji123]

Please react to top 10 biggest cities in the world

[@Warspite1701]

Babu is such a legend

[@英語わかりません]

I looooooooove science *BatChest*

[@RonLarhz]

im distracted by unibrow....it's actually a real thing XD

[@AH4OURTY7]

How any thing float easily

[@deucekewlage776]

You guys find the coolest videos. 😊

[@hettbeans]

Haven't seen Raeen in a minute.

[@MarcoSimple1Videos]

👍

[@BisexualPlagueDoctor]

Where’d you find these guys?

[@philipmervin6967]

plz take them to a science museum

[@RohanKumaar]

they have

[@adrianhempfing2042]

They went in Delhi

[@EgorKlimenko-]

I love this video))))))

[@proton8689]

There's this video of a guy extracting potassium from a banana, maybe you can show them that. Assuming the video has good subtitles for them.

[@Maraien]

Watch Kurzgesagt, Sciencephile The AI, Vertitasium, Vsauce, and any other similar channels ill post this on every upload until they do from now on to make sure they do so

[@siliconpenguin]

You should try these tricks at home!

[@karinac.3378]

I wonder if the villagers or friends and family go visit them to ask what they have seen each time🤣❤️and if they can believe it

[@karinac.3378]

@@thekaren1111 true🤣🤣 From space to the deepest layers of the Earth they have almost seen it all

[@znotch87]

The coke matchstick would not be too dangerous to try?

[@tanshiro8593]

i mean, even me kinda surprised with some of those tricks tbh :v

[@BisexualPlagueDoctor]

Physics is weird, and can be manipulated as if you were cheesing a video game lol The tensile and torsion thing (the matchstick Coca-Cola thing) is so absurd seeming in theory but in practice it works

[@ilkkaheikkinen4291]

... ok, so how about some physics tricks you CAN and SHOULD try at home :)

[@StaffanSwede]

Aman has looked a bit worn in the last videos he has participated in. Does he work too much/too hard?

[@badgerrrlattin35]

Might I suggest an idea for a video? I'm thinking you could do a show about Paan and the situation with it in India. When I (an American) visited Delhi for a month in 2008, I was quite surprised to see it and how popular it is. There is tobacco chewing over here; but it's not nearly as common as Paan over there. All that red spitting is quite unknown here.

[@TrulyUnfortunate]

LOL.....most of these things are taught in high school science class. These guys sure could use a better school system.

[@TANTRUMGASM]

Sad indeed. obviously all they learn is primitive religion .

[@Blablablarandomguy]

Funny how you guys are the closed minded ones living a sad existence here. Otherwise you wouldn't be judging

[@TrulyUnfortunate]

@@Blablablarandomguy Why? Because I think they should have better schools? Sounds like you want to keep them uneducated for your own amusement. Thats pretty sick.

[@TrulyUnfortunate]

@am i a pseudo intellectual? yes or no Which sucks. Their parents most likely didnt have a decent education either. Kinda like the blind leading the blind.

[@TrulyUnfortunate]

@@thekaren1111 LOL. Yes I can install a toilet a garbage disposal and any thing else I need to replace. I can also build a car engine from scratch,as in a block of metal. I can also make parts for the NASA Shuttle program. I can and did make parts for the F-22 Raptor prototype. And how do I know these things? By experience and proper training,in other words school. Something these people lack. They're ignorant,not stupid.

[@dkvperformance]

+1

[@impulsiveurge5837]

babu does not encourage innovation

[@VorTeX_YT_Edits]

First

[@katunyuz1319]

🥳 congrat 🥳

[@soyke5895]

Second

[@kurtkatzemcqueennovaaetate6873]

If this can happen at 5:08, is it that hard to believe that our government could make a flying ship that we mistake as aircraft from an alien world? P.S. We need to start building houses out of matches.

[@Azmodon]

"If this can happen at 5:08" - literally "if planes can fly"

[@kurtkatzemcqueennovaaetate6873]

@@Azmodon Oh, sorry. Since you know so much about it, could you maybe explain to us simpletons how the Doppler Effect could conceivably take sound waves from above, below, to the right, and to the left of an aircraft and make an aircraft invisible? Or how an aircraft could take those same sound waves and project them across an aircraft? Or what kind of technology would be used for such a task? Maybe you could explain why an aircraft in the stratosphere could become more maneuverable if the engine produced significantly less heat? Or any easy one, perhaps you could explain how a mirror system could make an aircraft in outer space invisible? Don't fuck with me and my knowledge of aerodynamics, mirrors, and sound waves.