Villagers React To Viruses Under Microscope ! Tribal People React To Viruses Under Microscope

Villagers React To Viruses Under Microscope ! Tribal People React To Viruses Under Microscope
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[@bobmessier5215]

These common men seem more open to learning life-saving knowledge than the many more educated Americans that I have met. Blessed are the wise men who would rather help than harm human kind.

[@angelicaantezana9114]

Only because many take school for granted and do not know what it is to be without it. There is much we take for granted because of our prosperity, unfortunately. Many of us, even those in the lower middle class and within the poorer communities, we do not realize how close to kings we live compared to small villages miles from the nearest city. Most of us have never truly lived life without the luxury and technology we have at our finger tips. Most of us don’t know what it’s like to live without a refrigerator, without a phone, without ovens or washing machines or tv or electricity. Most of us don’t even know how to hunt game and gut an animal to prepare its meat for consumption. Most of us have never had to learn how or where to fetch fresh water in nature beyond a water bottle or drinking fountain or garden hose. Most of us might have never learned to grow our own gardens and raise crops to feed ourselves. Most of us may have no clue where or how to find and harvest the materials we need from plants and animals to tailor our own clothing, let alone, how to make clothes from scratch, or even sow a button onto a shirt. Most of us do not know what it is like to walk on foot for miles down country roads, hills, and utter wilderness, and have to sleep outside on the side of the road with nothing but the clothes on our backs before continuing to walk again the rest of the day for several days straight. Most of us have never considered how many of some of the most common, mundane, yet life-changing things we have came to be, or what humanity had to resort to before such simple things were invented: things like pencils, paper, dishes and utensils, containers, string, soap, even how to shower without a bathroom or relieving ourselves without a toilet or toilet paper. The average American usually has no clue how good they have it, how pampered we are here compared to many people around the world. Many may be even surprised to learn that there are still isolated tribes out there in the most cut-off parts of the world that still live in primitive small huts and rely on hunters and gatherers with nothing more than simple bows and arrows and stone knives.

[@blueflame7068]

@@angelicaantezana9114 you talk too much.

[@RitwikV]

@@angelicaantezana9114 tf

[@Mgl1206]

@@angelicaantezana9114 I mean, yeah you’re not wrong

[@SwordWieldingDuck]

Because close-minded people would not agree for multiple videos like that.

[@kevintillotson4181]

BABU never ceases to amaze me with his common knowledge he once said that he was the eldest man in his village and people came to him if they needed advice and I can see why

[@alkdklsdflkfds6970]

Shit I'm white Amedican and Babu seems so much kinder wiser and sweeter. Very simple man, very pure and true. Yet, simplicity isn't foolish or bad. Man has lived his life, became an elder and gives wisdom and help to those in need. These not so common "common folk" are amazing truly imspiring

[@Idiocracy343]

He immediattely realized how a mosquito spreads disease! Ive been wondering for over 9 years!

[@Blessings.429]

Babu just loves education on everything

[@TheRaginghalfasian]

yes i agree, he is very open to learning new things, to add to his knowledge. a very calm and thoughtful man. i think of babu, like they think of bob ross, a wise teacher.

[@elovejapan7818]

The old may not know everything, but they have known life and how it changes. The wisest are those who know that they do not know everything, but know when and where to use their own knowledge and what they must learn more about.

[@carrieflood4265]

Please be safe, my dear friends in India!! ❤️ from America 🇺🇲

[@hebbu10]

You should show them Human cells and with different types (also mention average total amount of cells in a body, so they can understand the sizes better)

[@reilithion]

Yessssss. I was just thinking they don't have any sense of scale just looking at these pictures. Gotta zoom out so they can see how ridiculously tiny the pathogens are.

[@focu2567]

👍 good suggestion

[@boombaby1769]

Oh boy, India is currently really shaken by covid- take care, you guys, and stay healthy!

[@ragnar97]

My hope is they live in a relatively small village with little outside contact so it doesn't get to them.

[@manna6618]

Honestly I worry every day that I am going to hear Babu has caught Corona Virus, as we all know how badly it affects older people...it genuinely worries me and I don't even know the guy. :/

[@windywolf4842]

@@manna6618 ... Me too! I just asked if they've been vaccinated yet! Hope for an answer!! 🤞

[@dustigenes]

@@windywolf4842 Only 9% of the population of India has received their first does, less than 2% has received 2 shots. These guys are rural, I highly doubt there has been any vaccine in their town yet. I hope it isn't near there.

[@windywolf4842]

@@dustigenes ... Me too! I was just hoping maybe their 'celebrity' might have some pull! ☺👍

[@MelissaMazza]

I don't know how to express how smart I think these three are without it seeming condescending. But I find myself nodding along and thinking "wow I wouldn't have thought of that" to so much of what Babu and Raeen say.

[@davemottern4196]

Yes. Lack of education does not mean lack of intelligence. Babu is quick to make connections and understand. Who knows what he might have accomplished with an education.

[@tipi5586]

I hope you're bobbling your head and not nodding your head ;)

[@orples3000]

oh my gosh, PLEASE have them react to journey to the microcosmos. they're a youtube channel all about the micro world and how it all works! i would *love* to see these people's reactions to the high-quality footage of these tiny little creatures moving about in their own world...

[@megtwinkles]

one of my favorite channels!

[@joenuts5167]

Yes!

[@LolUGotBusted]

Hank is great.

[@michelleespino9814]

I checked it out thanks

[@nfnworldpeace1992]

these video's time and time again prove that seeing and understanding what is happening all around us is so important when buba speaks about how the docters time and time said boil the water is so beautiful to see a man truelly understand what was never fully explained

[@sophiedash4026]

@anonymous one Spoken like a person whose only reading is done on KZbin. 🙄

[@sophiedash4026]

@anonymous one Thx for proving it. 😏

[@David-iw9ii]

@anonymous one "modern education is brainwashing" is the typical phrase people who didn't pay attention in class say to not feel bad about being stupid.

[@sophiedash4026]

@anonymous one Hmm... Do I strike you as a shrinking violet?

[@ryanhayes7048]

@anonymous one go back to 4chan “true” stories ya basement dweller your the type of guy to lecture a doctor during surgery if you are so smart then start solving problems with all that “intelligence” that I guarantee you brag about

[@smokeyverton7981]

Would love to see how they respond to optical illusions such as the two profiles with the vase in the middle or face within a face. Love from East Tennessee

[@davidthedegenerate7841]

Man wanted to be so different he counldnt say America. He couldn't say Tennessee. My man's is from EAST Tenne alright y'all

[@davidthedegenerate7841]

@@test-zg4hv it might be my autism but I have no fucking clue what this is supposed to mean

[@Jadeserphant]

@Smokey Verton. Holler from Chattanooga ;-D

[@grahamparks1645]

On a similar line of thinking where’s Waldo might be fun to get them to look at a where’s Waldo book

[@Ghost.Spectrum]

One point of correction: Giardia is not actually not a bacteria, it is what's called a flagellated protozoan, which means that it has tentacle-like extensions called flagella that it uses to move around. Protozoa are distinct from bacteria by the presence of a nucleus and are classified as parasites.

[@cmoeller3]

If you wish to be even more technical Protozoans are eukaryotes of which Bacteria and Archaea are also part of

[@KentRoads]

You should show them the scale of the size of viruses now :)

[@dmschoice2571]

Maybe even something like the the reverse Scale of the Universe, a video maybe that compares the sizes of cellls, bacteria, viruses, atoms and so on. Couldn't find a good one myself so far, unfortunately.

[@phapnui]

Babu knows. "Can't see with eye". that about sums it up.

[@KentRoads]

@@phapnui true, but some said it clogs bloodflow D:

[@chrism45]

@@phapnui they have no scale still, they kept thinking the virus physically does something with its protein coating. It doesn't, it's much much smaller than what they think

[@-gemberkoekje-5547]

Maybe an interesting thing is to show these people pictures of countries in our modern times, and then paintings or illustrations of these locations in medieval times in the past to see what changed.

[@ragnar97]

That would be interesting indeed. They could also throw in actual testimonies from people from india who visited those countries during those times and what they thought about what they saw while they show them the pictures.

[@XCrystiellaX]

I wish they were also told about the natural bacteria we all have in and on us, and how a healthy balance of these bacteria help us.

[@thedotgamer9592]

Babu is really wise! Instantly he knew the connection between hospital needles not wanting to spread infection and mosquito needles spreading infection! I'm a fan of Babu now

[@FIRE_STORMFOX-3692]

Also please explain them that anti-biotics don't kill viruses because we don't consider them to be alive and that they work differently that bacteria and microscopic parasites. Stay safe!

[@wizardsuth]

Most antibiotics work by replacing chemicals in bacterial cell membranes. This weakens the membrane so that when the cell grows it ruptures and the cell dies. Viruses are not cells and therefore have no cell membranes. The only benefit to taking an antibiotic when you have a viral infection is to prevent secondary infection, e.g. pneumonia.

[@Mgl1206]

@@wizardsuth the only real way to stop viruses is to stop it from entering you, train your immune system to it, or denature their protein shells first. There’s no real other way to successfully fight off a virus.

[@Mgl1206]

@@nikolas4347 those are very specific virus types. For most viruses you encounter virophages are useless.

[@Myria83]

Their metaphors are so istinctively on point, at times...

[@Armuotas]

5:20 did he just figured out the epidemiological concept of a "vector" by himself ?!? "In epidemiology, a disease vector is any agent which carries and transmits an infectious pathogen into another living organism;" -wiki

[@Nick-Bel]

I mean there is a reason he said he was the Smartest elder back in his village

[@dustinheese]

I love to see people gaining access to information! To extend this topic more you could cover beneficial bacteria, beneficial fungi, and how natural/modern medicines they use are made/ function.

[@Naynay1969]

Excellent! I pray they are safe and will continue to be careful. My sister and I almost died when we had Covid. I would not wish it on my very worst enemy. These men know have more knowledge than they realize and I think sometimes just need a visual to bring it all together. That's true of many people. I for one learn just as much as these 3! Until next time....

[@cmm4449]

Please, make sure all of you in the production of these videos are safe from Covid19. I worry about you, about everyone in your country, but I worry about you very personally as if you were my friends because I love your videos so much.

[@hansliebe]

I recently came across this channel and absolutely love it. I am huge into space, and it's amazing to see how much these individuals are willing to learn, and comprehend, life beyond their knowledge. Keep up the amazing work! P.S. where exactly are they all from?

[@barackputin]

Ok

[@mynameisd2849]

they are from india, but I dont know the exact place

[@shanepatrick4534]

@Abubakar Mohiuddin Interesting.

[@hansliebe]

@@mynameisd2849 That's what I was thinking, but I didn't want to assume. Thank you!

[@kayrosis5523]

If i remember correctly, they're from Maharashtra

[@Noblebird02]

So glad you made these videos. It showed them what health officials could only tell them

[@mackhomie6]

I like that the producer is never condescending when talking to these guys.

[@AvatarPrimus]

Babu is so wise! Blessings everyone!

[@janedewsbury5737]

Babu is very astute when it comes to Learning. He can sum things up into simple words.

[@AhJodie]

I love the sounds of children in the background. Seriously they make me happy. I also love these videos. I like the comparison of our body being like a fruit.Thank you.

[@thomashan4963]

From Myanmar 🇲🇲 , ❤️ India 🇮🇳 Stay safe, stay healthy. Praying for you.

[@SeekerKC]

Oooo, you should show them one of those *electron microscope* compilation videos. They're very cool!

[@mariaa2571]

It is so good that they can have some basic understanding on the infections! You could have showed them some clips where they see the virus infecting the host cells and explain to them that they infect the cells and use them to reproduce themselves in great numbers. They could relate to the danger of small things when they are in great numbers. The videos could make it easier for them to imagine what is going on. Good work!

[@RJStockton]

I woke up this morning with a mosquito buzzing in my ear. It's good to get new allies in the struggle against them. Welcome to the Mosquito War, gentlemen. I'll hold down the North American Front, you guys secure India.

[@DiseasedMrT]

Sending all positive thoughts and wishes for the safety and health of all our Indian brothers and sisters ❤️

[@rosewaters2533]

They made very good analogies; the hospital needles with the mosquitoes, the worm and fruit with regards to good health. Salute! 👍🏻

[@bugsh9188]

I hope that these people are getting a fair cut of the profits from this. It's gunna be a big channel soon... And King Babu needs to have some power in this world 😉

[@timeforchange3786]

I don't know what their homes look like but it would be cool if they got a new large RV or Tiny Home (1000 sqft) each with solar panels

[@cfairfax85]

@@timeforchange3786 tiny homes are such a great idea

[@borttorbbq2556]

I am just really impressed that they were able to figure out as much as they did

[@jent3802]

I binge watched these guys all day yesterday. Thanks for sharing your new experiences with us. Stay safe fellas!

[@angelahawman4263]

Loved all their reactions today. Knowledge needed by everybody & wise words. Thank you. xx

[@sandrobittencourt7170]

Man... claps for you!!! It's very important to share the knowledge with our friends to inform and avoid problems. Hugs from Brazil!!!

[@Olivia-qm3kk]

Love seeing these wonderful people learn new stuff. Their passion for education is awesome! Plus, us viewers gain knowledge by watching. It's great you guys work so hard to bring us such quality content. 💕

[@siddheshmahale7114]

I am amazed knowing the whole comments section is full of people from another nation. I am an Indian and I came across this channel today. But it seems this channel is already close to the hearts of foreigners.♥️

[@veromorales7517]

you can show them the videos of people helping people, people saving others. Its good to see some good when the times are so bad for everione

[@DRaquascapes]

I'm very worried for these men and their people ..please keep them safe

[@rebeccabauer792]

Praying for the health and safety of all you in India. You are in my thoughts as I watch the news about the devastation that has now hit your country. Be safe and smart in all that you and you will get through it.

[@CommonManShow]

Thanks

[@jaleelz7435]

Raeen is so smart i feel that he has so much potential to do great things in life! Hopefully he will get to use that potential in the future

[@dustinheese]

5:05 Great deductive reasoning!

[@dmschoice2571]

Three ideas came to mind from watching this, what the guys might be interested to see: 1. Achievements and applications of genetic engineering 2. Inside views of the human body via endoscope 3. How an electron microscope works, from the preparation of the objects (the so called "sputtering" with gold vapors) to the creation and maybe coloration of the image.

[@kevinscales]

The question about where viruses and bacteria come from is a really good question, but kind of complex. A video about evolution and then about symbiosis and co-evolution would maybe be a good place to start to answer that question.

[@juliannecaffey8322]

The video itself was interesting and the comments from the three men insightful. Love your channel. Everyone please be smart and safe follow the guidelines. Love from Arizona USA🌵

[@NotUnymous]

Your best episode so far. Thank you for not just entertain us and help us all in learning about other cultures but also to teach important knowledge. I hope to see more channels like yours in the future to come, that expand the "tribal people try food" to something of real importance

[@Stevenisbelieven]

I would really love to see a travel show with these 3 men. They have open minds and hearts to new and different experiences. I would love to see them react to new places and things that are not shown on a screen.

[@YetiUprising]

Show them the crazy different kinds of life in the deep ocean like the barrel eye fish

[@angelicaantezana9114]

15:10 That is a very good question... I do not know the answer to that, it is definitely a question worth exploring. The least I can say is: supposedly, all life came from the ocean, or some sort of body of stagnant water. According to scholars, the first forms of life were microscopic organisms. What I can say for sure though is, most of the cells in our body are born from the marrow of our bones. The thing about most bacteria and viruses is, they need a host to survive and multiply, or at least a humid, moist or wet place with a warm temperature with other micro organisms to feed on. For bacteria and viruses, the human body is like a paradise; the most perfect place to multiply and feed itself; and like thuggish leeches, or cutthroat pirates, they come in and try to hijack your body to feed itself. Bacteria and disease only care about itself, they doesn’t care what happens to its victim, so it kills your cells and steals the nutrients that your body worked hard to convert and feed your cells from the food you eat, until there is nothing left to nourish it, which would be when the host dies and decays. That is typical of bacteria. As for viruses, they technically don’t need anything to eat, in fact, the actual virus itself is technically not alive. But it still causes chaos in the body.

[@melanieanne2066]

I love these gentlemen. What amazing human beings! I am learning so much from their thinking. The purity & honesty. Just because someone grew up isolated from the rest of the world doesn't mean they aren't extremely intelligent, too. I hope they all stay safe and healthy from COVD 19, as well as sending light and thoughts for the entire country. Its heartbreaking to hear the news from over there every day. Much respect for them.

[@Jacob-sl6ur]

Thank you so much for taking the time to make these videos, and translating everything to English! It's great to see different perspectives.

[@user-nt2qk6lz5k]

It would be really cool to show them nature footage from around the world! I think they would enjoy that. 😊

[@profanemagic5671]

This entire channel is so freaking wholesome.

[@shanepatrick4534]

Great Topic. Show them Black holes. Or show them the Large Hadron Collider and what it does. a-Ligo would also be an interesting topic. They'd learn how merging neutron stars warp the fabric of the universe.

[@dustinheese]

Bacteria reproduce through binary fission, which is a process where a single cell becomes two or more parts and then those parts generate into a separate entities. Viruses are not life as they do not reproduce on their own (also a few other reasons), but instead must replicate by using another organism's living cells. Mutations and copying errors occur in both, giving us variety, as in all lifeforms and pseudo-lifeforms.

[@Nikkistrict]

Thank u for the well wishes, young sir, as i wish the same back to you,health and overloads of your favorite foods!

[@Ming3484]

New to this channel so not sure if it's been done but I'd love to see foreigners reacting to the everyday life of all these gentlemen.

[@ultraman5168]

Wonderful! If you can, next time show them some of the immune cells thst defend their bodies.

[@lauraharman6475]

I love the analogies to the elephant and fruit, very descriptive. These men are also so intelligent and kind and receptive!

[@SmartK8]

In a few years... Asian, European, African and American walk in to the bar... *tension grows* "Finally the coronavirus is gone. Cheers" Everyone: *nods in agreement*

[@bredrick.]

You should show them the 1978 film Powers of 10. It zooms out from a human to the observable universe, then all the way in to subatomic particles.

[@FlippytheMasterofPie]

I would like to see them reacting to recent paleontology discoveries!

[@felipem7626]

These videos are incredible, always amazing to see their perspectives on things.

[@kerrythorn8575]

I love these guys, they show wonder like children when they discover new things.

[@ferencercseyravasz7301]

I love Babu. He always puts his finger on the essentials with that unmistakable spark of wisdom that is so rare nowadays , he is also genuinely amazed by modern technology, appreciates it and he is always grateful for the experience, eager to learn.

[@Ravenheartless322]

Love see them reacting to a video on the Immune system and how it responds to infection

[@rafetizer]

In case anyone is interested and doesn't already know this, a virus is actually a _very_ simple little thing. It is often _much_ smaller than even bacteria. It is basically just RNA (or DNA) strands inside a little capsule. It floats around in your body until it sticks to your cells, then puts it's RNA inside your cell. Once inside, it takes control of the cell and changes the cell into a factory that makes more of the same virus particles. At some point, the cell dies and bursts open, and all the new virus particles get out and repeat the process. This continues until your immune system recognizes the virus and manages to kill it off, or you die. Bacteria is different, because it is actually alive, unlike a virus. (the virus is more like a piece of code that ends up in your cell, and the cell reads the code and does what it says) The bacteria basically goes around munching on stuff inside your body, either your stuff or other microorganisms, and reproduces itself. It does not require your cells to do the work for it. It's funny that one of the most dangerous threats to human life is not something huge like a bear, or vicious like hippo, but something that is just so incredibly tiny that we have a difficult time finding and addressing the problem. In fact, if it WAS big like a normal animal, we would have subjugated it long ago.

[@cardboard_hat]

I think we learn this in 5th grade tho no one remembers it lol

[@AlexssandroMeneses]

You could show them the landing process of the Mars rover,that video is spectacular and they would enjoy it! I wish y'all are safe in this though times,stay strong!

[@gemselchen]

I am always wondering about the background music. It reminds me of the Red Dead Redemption Games. I saw a video advertising them playing GTA 5. You should definitely let them play the RDR Games, I think it would be fun.

[@rickybloss8537]

This channel is absolutely wonderful.

[@russellfernandes9607]

The elderly gentleman is really pragmatic and clearly understands the danger posed by viruses & bacteria and other micro-organisms

[@iangsc]

You guys coudl show them other sports such as skateboarding or even formula 1. I think it would be interesting..

[@zetsumeinaito]

I REALLY wanna explain how viruses and bacteria work when seeing this video and hearing their speculations.

[@Ant-bm1qk]

11:18 Lol Wow that’s the first time I’ve ever heard a curse word on the Common man show lol it’s cool though I didn’t expect that

[@grahamjohnbarr]

It wonderful to hear how these people interpret in their own words what they are seeing. Just think of how people thousands of years ago interpreted & reasoned what they saw, how it worked & what caused it. Even as recently as 100 years ago.

[@fallingbomb3992]

The places utube takes me.... Large & small.... Old & young... Near & far... Gods blessings & peace upon you.. a world away..my friends...I haven't met... Yet....

[@BWChambers]

Amazing channel, by the way!

[@elisiaweimar4219]

I pray for you all and your families from safety from the virus and for myself and for all of us thank you for your prayers

[@keefsmiff]

It's nice when these guys are cracking up laughing ,can you show them" Mr Bean ?" Everyone understands it

[@Blessings.429]

Babu loves. Learning and being better educated about everything, No wonder people of his village come to him in time of need

[@amalsp8955]

Can you react to prehistoric ice age animals

[@starrynight1657]

Evolution of life video and the extinction events.

[@allisonashby626]

I want to say I am glad to see them alive and healthy. The coronavirus is devastating their country right.

[@CommonManShow]

Yes

[@siddheshmahale7114]

"This too shall pass♥️"

[@aliciasavage6801]

They gave the BEST and most TRUE reason people get sick, unhealthy life, things in food, etc. They know whats up, people can learn from them.

[@valkyrie1066]

I can't imagine the hard ship a family farm would suffer from a lockdown. They grow their own food, not for money profit. The farther out in the country you live the safer you will be. Bless you guys and keep safe!

[@Mr2winners]

I feel like some SIZE explanation was needed to show how small this is for reference

[@FIRE_STORMFOX-3692]

Here's some stuff they could react to : The history of earths continents, weird plants, The inside of planets, geography, under sea cables, Nano-tubes, the chemical elements of the periodic table, manufacturing processes, historical events such as the the first flight and others, Radar/Sonar/Radio and Lidar, the immune system explained, the weirdest Animals, Most renowned Aircrafts, Neutron stars, Black holes, strange stars, electron microscope, the universe seen under different wavelengths such as X-rays, infra-reds, microwaves and gamma rays.

[@triiv1]

Excellent video!

[@hellion6737]

Imagine if the villagers got introduced to ancient machines!

[@serenetofu]

A good work. i feel like i reviewing what I learned from school with them again!

[@conorstewart2214]

These videos show that there is a big difference between knowing something because of school or university and common knowledge and natural intelligence.

[@galagarcia3708]

I love your videos

[@CommonManShow]

Thanks

[@Cranb]

I hope you’re all keeping safe from Corona in India right now ❤️

[@BlandBandit]

I am glad I've stumbled across this channel, Where exactly are these 3 people from?

[@PiyushYankee]

they are from India and according to producers , the central part of India

[@melissapitchford7405]

These guys seem to love being educated on things. Things we take for granted.

[@awfutz]

2:57 raeen literally speedrunning biology class. He immediately recognized: water species, those limbs are for swimming

[@elovejapan7818]

You guys should get some microscopes and some slides or Petri dishes and use them so that the villagers see what in their water etc. That would be pretty cool.

[@wizardsuth]

They talked about viruses and bacteria, but some diseases are also caused by fungi and others by protists, e.g. malaria and dysentery.

[@hauntedshadowslegacy2826]

I don't know if it's possible, but maybe you could borrow a simple microscope? Raeen would definitely have an easy time understanding it, but I wonder how the others would do. If you can get the microscope, some simple things to put under it include thin slices of fruits/veggies, a sheet of paper, tufts of animal fur, and even a blade of grass. Sure, it won't be as extreme as an electron microscope, but having hands-on experience with a simple microscope can help with understanding the size of microscopic things and how it compares to our eyes.