What If We Were All Smart?

Unlocking Humanity's Potential: The Genetic Intelligence Debate
Discover the futuristic world where intelligence is genetically engineered. But is it the solution to our problems? Uncover the truth and its profound impact on society!

[@peterkirby1753]

We don't need to be genetically smarter, we just need more channels and videos from Fact Boy 😁

[@leebuckley7436]

I fully support your comment 👍

[@tsartomato]

adds one iq per veideo per channel

[@nealpowell7104]

Then we'd need good clones of fact boy for all the channels and some drugs for retention of all that knowledge.

[@anonymousrex5207]

Everything I see from social media these days tells me that there are tons of people out there who THINK they are smart, but in reality they are pretty dumb. People need to remember that no matter how smart you may be (or how much evidence you have to show you are smart), no matter how much of an expert you may be in a particular field of study, you always have to have the mindset that you don't know it all and there is always someone out there who may be smarter or at least more educated in a particular topic than you are. There is a fine line between confidence and arrogance, which unfortunately gets crossed all too often.

[@Varizen87]

If you've ever spent any time in academia, around a lot of people working in research at universities, you'd known that most problems won't go away. At all the schools I went to and worked at... I have known plenty of professors who were bigots. That's not going away. In fact, a lot of smart people love to lord their intelligence over other people. Even if everyone's smart, those tiny differences where 1 person is even in the slightest a bit less smart will result in ridicule. In my earlier years in academia I'll admit I was high on the culture and bought into the hoity-toitiness, but the longer I went in, the more I brought myself back to earth, but holy shit, the people around me loved to think themselves better than everyone else. A lot of academic and researchers also think they know more about things in industries where they do research than the people who actually work there. Also, as someone who has been to nerdy events like San Diego Comic Con and such... Just cause people are smart or nerdy doesn't mean they're clean. A lot of nerdy tournaments have to enforce hygiene standards due to how bad BO can get. I've had some of my highest performing students smell AWFUL. Studying and achieving in school consumed so much of their lives, they didn't bathe or wash their clothes. I had one student who had never gotten anything less than an A whose clothing always smelled stale and her teeth were rotting. Besides, how many Doctors has Simon talked about on Casual Criminalist who were known for smelling foul? The idea that mental illness is more understood by smarter people is both true and false. What Simon says about it being more prevalent and talked about is true. Lots of people in my academic circles has issues and talked about it.... But there was still a Walk It Off mentality under the guise of caring and the higher ups saying you should take some time off.... Buuuut.... Then they'd throw more tight deadlines on you that HAD to be achieved if you wanted to finish your degree or in the case of junior faculty.... keep your job. I also highly doubt crime would decrease that much.... SES still plays a part, but violent crime will still be there. There's PLENTY of insane academics. You still have high rates of stalking and murder with professors. The guy that murdered the 5 students last year is a good example. He was a Ph.D. student doing something in law, and I believe he was fairly high performing in the program? (I could be wrong there) There's also cases of one female professor trying to murder another female professor because one was in love with the other, and the other was married and barely knew the stalker existed. If everyone is smart.... Little will actually change. Or at least the problems will just change. But nothing will be entirely fixed.

[@SassyGirl822006]

There is also a strong correlation between high IQ and ADHD, as many with ADHD have fairly high IQ's. But this may be part of the 'jack of all trades' effect that ADHD can bring. The ability to absorb and apply information quickly on topics of interest, can lead to those with ADHD being very capable in several fields, but not really mastering any one skill.

[@adamkg3215]

I've heard before that mental health problems like depression and anxiety are commonly associated with high intelligence. I have ADHD and generalized anxiety disorder so I must be brilliant! lol

[@davidcox6206]

My biological father was a true genius and he danced on the line of genius and insanity, im adhd and type 2 bipolar with a high functioning intelligence. The only problem is that high functioning intelligence is used mostly counter the adhd bipolar. But with everything I have studied about these disorders I have found that there are only a few true adhd scientists and most physicists and psychologists don’t even believe that the condition exists

[@davidcox6206]

But you or someone close has to be adhd because you understand the life of most high functioning adhd

[@CAP198462]

The studies I’ve read about this suggest no correlation between IQ and hyperactivity disorders. In a few they’ve called it evolutionary adaptation to a world that increasingly overstimulates people. Other studies suggest it’s a product of nurture rather than evolution.

[@ThatWriterKevin]

I couldn't list every mental health diagnosis that is more common amongst people with higher IQs

[@marktinsley1477]

Thank you for multiple videos a day from different channels got to get my whistler fix.

[@QBCPerdition]

Most of my family is very intelligent...at least one side of it is. However, that side also has a lot of addictive personality traits, meaning there has been a lot of drug use, some pretty hardcore religious nutjobbery (due to never feeling satisfied and looking for something to give their life meaning), and a general lack of follow through. In fact, smart people are often the ones who are hardest to get to change their beliefs because they are very good at coming up with very smart seeming justifications for their beliefs.

[@hightierplayers2454]

A lot of people here need to read the entire "The Curse of the High IQ" if you want to understand this. Many are just parroting social media crap to cope with the fact they're dumb.

[@squareballoons289]

12:55 😂😂😂 My kids asked me ..why does that man have tiny arms😂

[@backcountry164]

“Think of how stupid the average person is…and realize half of them are stupider than that.” - George Carlin

[@cherrydragon3120]

Just looking at the people at my job who make my blood boil on the regular is enough proof that the average human is fucking stupid 😂

[@julianaylor4351]

In a world of superheroes, only one man can help.... Bicycle Repair Man. ( Monty Python ) 😆

[@MrG9002]

Look, See him use that spanner!

[@Kevan808]

I know people who are "smart" but lack common sense or social skills.

[@Lykapodium]

Those people are called "high IQ no clue"

[@southcoastinventors6583]

@@Lykapodium or Einstein

[@thalastianjorus]

I would take it kindly if you would stop talking about me. Thank you.

[@usonumabeach300]

I find it interesting, as someone with an iq north of 150, and having excelled at every course I've ever taken with the least effort, how people like myself are often treated as having poor social skills, but it's the less academically gifted students who always have the hostile attitudes towards those of us that learning comes as easily as breathing to, and no matter how little we judge or even care about academic ability, and how friendly and gregarious we try to be, regardless of our ostracism and poor treatment, we're told we have poor social skills. At several jobs I've acted fairly stupid and have been well liked up to the point where I tire of the charade, or move on to different employment. At jobs where I don't hide it, people I work with and for always end up constantly trying to find something to demean or belittle me over, and/or constantly come up with ways they are my superior at *something* no matter how banal. I've even noticed that the worst of people, who might think of themselves as the hotshot around the office or what have you, will intentionally sabotage, lie against, be unwilling to train, etc. to try and derail someone they find intellectually intimidating.

[@CWM-xl8ki]

@@usonumabeach300Christ almighty, I near just died from secondhand embarrassment.

[@Jayjay-qe6um]

"Be as smart as you can, but remember that it is always better to be wise than to be smart." -- Alan Alda

[@gomahklawm4446]

Being smart will make you money, being wise will come with time.

[@ToTheGAMES]

@@gomahklawm4446 Not necessarily. Smart people are usually lazy.

[@vickiewallace415]

I truly believe this is my favorite of all of your channels! It is a great deal of fun. I learned something and I don’t always get full frontal Simon.

[@ThatWriterKevin]

Glad you enjoy!

[@Dr.Fluffles]

Brave New World by Aldous Huxley had this as a topic for one of the experimental islands. It was set up so everyone was a top-level genetic specimen, but the issue ended up being that no one would accept a perceived lesser role in terms of leadership, especially manual labor, which lead to conflict and social breakdown.

[@Loralanthalas]

If you don't know how sad and false that argument is, I'm not sure I can help you.

[@Dr.Fluffles]

@@Loralanthalas It's a dramatic oversimplification, especially because genetics isn't the only determiner of interests, leadership or any other skill, but egos and social expectations around the value of particular roles in society would definitely create conflict if everyone was equally capable and positioned for every role, and compensated on a fixed rate. This was just a small blurb in a much larger story of a dystopian engineered society with enforced roles and indoctrination around roles since birth. Aldous Huxley was one of George Orwell's teachers.

[@Loralanthalas]

@@Dr.Fluffles an argument by spoiled privilege made by men who were coddled as children. And apparently never spoke to an agriculturalist. The same type of man who would say, "ewwww! A dirty diaper! On the arse of my boy! Woman! Clean that up!" .... dilettante, I believe is the word. Meanwhile "honest" laborers and people who actually work for a living, have cleaned the toilets and taken out the trash too. Is this the same guy who said people are so lazy they'd rather starve then eat: right after describing three government polices that's triggered famons in communist countries?

[@bunyipdragon9499]

One of my best reads in life 💜

[@peterq1978]

we are all smart, we watch the Beloved Leader

[@personzorz]

Blaze Be

[@zacharyhiland300]

If dog breeding and the like teaches us anything, it is that it is pretty likely that almost anything can be influenced through genetics. But also that messing with genetics is SUPER LIKELY to cause serious health problems. We could have people be smart, or tall, or nice, or whatever... but you'd better watch out for their fragile bones, or high propensity for cancer or strokes or something. That stuff is super complicated.

[@WhalesArePeopleToo]

*Pugs have joined the chat

[@ThatWriterKevin]

Dog breeding is mostly based off incest not gene splicing though, isn't it?

[@truejim]

If you're smart, your goal in life should be to make the people around you feel smart, not dumb. If you're strong, your goal in life should be to make the people around you feel strong, not weak. If you're beautiful, your goal in life should be to make the people around you feel beautiful, not plain. That's why it's my goal in life to make all of you feel really well endowed.

[@ilionreactor1079]

Intelligence isn't absolute, it's relative. Being smart isn't nearly the advantage that being smartER is.

[@pattonmoore]

Definitely. "I don't have to outrun the bear. I only have to outrun you, my friend."

[@Confron7a7ion7]

"When everyone is super, no one is."

[@disconer]

That's just the base though, are you good / neutral / evil? because the perspective from that puts your "smarts" on show whether you are philantrophic, indifferent, or utterly selfish, as an example.

[@overlorddante]

You're missing the point of the question

[@michealfreeman9714]

smarterer I am 😂

[@NotJimCarrey]

Every time I see the corner of your chair through the green screen, I think there's something on my monitor. Seriously love almost all of your shit though dude and keep running across more channels all the time.

[@gugman9684]

Simon has 14 channels and only 13 are still active at the moment since a couple of months ago his Xplrd channel has deleted all videos since not having a new one for over a year. It has just become a link to 10 of his channels now. Here is a list of all his channels. Science Unbound Today I Found Out Megaprojects Sideprojects Into the Shadows The Casual Criminalist Warographics Decoding the Unknown Geographics TopTenz Brain Blaze Highlight History Biographics Xplrd

[@Noah_E]

My G*d are those added noises irritating. Either eliminate them entirely or reduce them substantially.

[@davidsalisbury1688]

It makes sense that intelligence comes from many genes, as the ability to process information and adapt to stimuli requires input from multiple sources. But the ability to evolve is far more important than 'being smart'

[@MarlinMay]

In terms of public policy, as far as we can tell, banning lead from gasoline and paint has had a huge, measurable effect.

[@myrlyn1250]

Kevin, are you and Aspen fighting over the mushrooms in the basement again? I saw that little dig you took in the chart...

[@ThatWriterKevin]

Aspen made the chart. I had no idea it was going to be in there lol

[@bazookaman1353]

Considering it's hard to know the inner workings of smarter people than us, and that this scenario is for the entire civilisation, this is an impossible question.

[@weinaddis5299]

Great episode.

[@ThatWriterKevin]

Thanks!

[@antiisocial]

Great video and ok, I like the video editing now that it's toned down a bit.

[@spddiesel]

4:14 if you can afford to generically engineer your baby, I'm pretty sure socioeconomic factors are working in your favor.

[@jimmy6535]

Smart like you 😊 why thank you

[@olafelsberry420]

One thing I’ve learned about nature and nurture is it’s a bit of both.

[@tsilb]

Every time we've tried to redesign the human being, we have failed catastrophically, and millions have died as a result. The inevitable Eugenics Wars will be no different. Hold onto your butts.

[@shawnmactm]

Goddammit Simon, stop changing channel names, I'm starting to get even more confused. My little brain can't take this! 🤣

[@jackvos8047]

I don't know how many vids I've skipped over from an "unknown" channel in my suggestions because of the name change lol.

[@michaelstriker8698]

I would ask the same question with the addendum "... and as driven as the inventor and entrepeneurial types?"

[@michaelstriker8698]

High 100s plus depression plus anxiety = somewhat better than normal.

[@Altrag_]

the education scene feels like an acid trip...

[@josquilla]

The zoom in on his head gives fact boy baby hands

[@AGnorTheChannel]

There's a guy I know who's got a pretty high IQ who happens to stem from a family of brilliant technical people, though said family have the social aptitude of harvest of bad potatoes, with rare exceptions. You should see his memory recall, though. And as Simon said, he definitely has some psychological issues to work through.

[@TheManLab7]

autistic by any chance?

[@danielcronin7512]

How did I just find out about this channel?? I watch all fact boy's stuff and he never plugs this one.

[@grendalnewgod]

KHAAAAAN!!!

[@dearthditch]

He needs more channels

[@PeachM0de]

That graphic of baby Simon looks better than the ones in The Flash. 🤣

[@alexberrios3528]

I love Bobblehead Simon!

[@MajKetchup347]

10:29 How dare you tread on my dream of a real-life Doogie Howser, M.D.!

[@mike5587]

Just spend a minute or two in a comment section and you'll quickly realize we have nothing of the sort to worry about.

[@zombiebullshark3834]

Can you do a review on the movie "Idiocracy?" Would be funny af!!!

[@ToTheGAMES]

You feel like you would be the president? ;-)

[@zombiebullshark3834]

@ToTheGAMES 😅 I am American so you know, I've got a head start 🤣

[@DannyHeywood]

What's the official I.Q. test called? I've never done one/

[@hohumgrr]

Check out the book Upgrade by Blake Crouch

[@radaro.9682]

Would have been nice to hear talk of the racism and classism inherent in iq testing. Its a pretty fascinating part of this topic's history.

[@phooogle]

After thirty years of abusing alcohol I still find most people stupid, just a little less so. It's definitely down to genes.

[@rococoblue]

I knew my anxiety was caused by my massive "intelligence".😂

[@jooleebilly]

Aaaagh!! Simon's TINY HANDS! I can't. I just can't.

[@KrakenWind]

We have already experienced the "of everybody to smarter" event. Think of how educated a normal person was in the 16th century, compare their average to our (first world) average. The difference is staggering. No matter how much we doubt ourselves and call ourselves as 'stupid' we have to remember that in all of the history of humankind, the current generations are the most intellectual and on average educated, ever. So my answer to the question "What if We Were All Smart" is that we would advance a lot further socially and technologically, we would still consider ourselves 'stupid' and 'dumb', suffering more advanced but fundamentally same problems. The average highschooler today has seen more sides of the world and has more tidbits of information than all the self-procliamed sages and wise men of the past. The Internet is such a profound development that it should be considered the equivalent of the discovery of fire in our age, with it, one 5-minute research informs a person more than years of dedicated research did for people in the past. The world is getting exponentially smarter and wiser each and every day people search up information, but because we are humans and deeply flawed, our ability to use this Holy Grail of a thing is imperfect and often leading to conflict as well.

[@DangerAngelous]

WE GET IT SIMON, YOU'RE A BIG BRAIN

[@robertcain7630]

I think a bigger boon would be to increase everyone's common sense instead! Despite its name, common sense is becoming so rare it should be classed as a super power!

[@chrisyanover1777]

Simon, did you change the channels name?

[@ThatWriterKevin]

A while ago

[@garmrbanalras2579]

There is some suggestions that smart people are prettier, because intelligent men can get more high status jobs and attract more beautiful people. So there is a chance that this trend would change if everyone was super intelligent. Or that it wouldn't change, cuz there'd still be those people that are among the smartest in a hyper intelligent society. Do everything would probably stay the, but now the people on the lower end of social status are just smarter.

[@piperjaycie]

What was this channel previously called? Is it the Science of science fiction one? I was like “ANOTHER SIMON CHANNEL?!” for a second!

[@aceundead4750]

Yes it was. He probably felt The Science of Science Fiction was too narrow of a name for the wide variety of topics, even though you could find scifi books and short stories dating back to the earliest true scifi that talk about these topics before science acknowledged them as viable scientific areas of study.

[@rexrip1080]

It might be a way better solution to add universal monthly income with a standardized housing system. That way the % of small crimes and homelessness would drop down drastically, most people would still work because they would be bored with just staying at home and would still need to find a purpose, people with ambitions would still work and try to better themselves and lazy people would probably focus on social things like art, music, sports, concerts and plays and genetically modifying weed so they can smoke it behind the supermarket... What I am saying is basically, give me $400/ month so I can stay at home and develop my game without being forced to do bullshit jobs so I can feed myself and pay bills... Also, I have no idea if that would work, some say yes, some say no, some are just dogs and can't say anything or eat chocolate but we still love them regardless...

[@adrielburned6924]

Legitimate question here. Veritasium just did a vid on IQ's. Q: Do you people have secret meetings about video topics, who will do what topic or in what order? Are the subjects motivated by sponsorship items that several tubers were sent to get the viewers interested in the items without directly referring to the item? Not really subliminal. I'm actually very curious. Lol

[@sventer198]

The more you learn the more you realise how little we know. Our genes are very complex

[@kevinheath7588]

Who would empty the bins and stack shelves etc?

[@just_neon7978]

Gattaca

[@chrisyanover1777]

I am a member of Mensa, but I make horrible decisions in life. I can give someone the best advice but can't make good decisions in my own life. At times I can be absolutely brilliant but then make stupid decisions in my own life. I can solve complex math but then do something absolutely stupid! I don't know how you can measure intelligence?

[@bartfoster1311]

Oh yay, now all the criminals and psychopaths are geniuses now too!

[@julianaylor4351]

Now we need superheroes.

[@InvasionAnimation]

He had a beard even as a baby.

[@greatzardoz8547]

We could have nuclear fusion, programmable matter and nanobots, and hopefully a post scarcity society. Education would be self-guided, not regimented as it is today, the smartest kids forced to wait for the average or dumb kids to catch up. Learn everything at your own pace. This alone would improve society greatly.

[@ajm2872]

An embryo has its own unique genetic code, fully set apart from the mother and father. Casually "discarding it" is callous and ghoulish beyond measure.

[@pasculaurentiu000]

Today I found out: another Simon Whistler channel

[@particles343]

So no neon orange eyes? Dammit.

[@danpomykalski1172]

When you click on a random video and Simon appears…

[@InquisMalleus]

Another great way to boost IQs? Actually fully study and develop education - right now, studies on how to best educate people are minimal, and the results are unclear at best. There are only a few good research programs on how best to teach kids, and these are all within the last few decades. Basically, in the last 100 or so years of free, mandatory schooling for children, we have spent almost the entire time repeating the same mistakes or making new - and horrible - mistakes. Also, look at the school system in the USA and study it. Then do the opposite. Pay teachers well. Minimize standardized testing. Reduce homework. Increase recess times for younger children. Feed them healthy lunches. All things the USA generally opposes, and then wonders why things are getting worse.

[@themightymoose5047]

Follow up video suggestion- most likely the wealthier individuals would be the ones who could afford this. Would this eventually lead to another species, as the edited genes are naturally handed down to other generations?

[@ilionreactor1079]

What happens when you start crossbreeding those edits?

[@NullHand]

Only if the genetic edits were sufficiently large to prevent successfull homologous chromosome pairing at meiosis. You would have the sterile mule effect, or full speciation. If the genes were still in the same location, and approx size, they would diffuse into the rest of the human population with successive generations.

[@ilionreactor1079]

@@NullHand "full speciation" That's what I was thinking, that any edits that can't breed with unedited humans but can amongst themselves would be an entirely new species. Of course, we could edit the parts that control mitosis and change how it works...

[@NullHand]

@@ilionreactor1079 Genome tweaking for just intelligence isn’t likely to make changes big enough for speciation. But if we are gunning for life extension into the centuries/millennium range, optimizing our genome past what evolution was able to will likely involve massive edits and deletes. Especially to those heaps of LINEs and SINEs running a slow burn game of mutation chess against each other inside our genome.

[@ilionreactor1079]

@NullHand I guess really all breeding is, is editing randomly. With a full understanding and sufficient editing tech, who needs traditional reproduction, except for fun and nostalgia, maybe? Thanks for the insights. I hope you're one of the "good guys."

[@chroniclesofnowhere1269]

I didn't invent stupid, I just make it look easy.

[@mackenziemoore5088]

Wait, when did I miss the rebranding? Lol

[@Spino256]

Yes we are all smart, just imagine an animal, for example a cat, all cats are similar, they all have the same intelligence but have different personalities. It's just like us, we are all smart but we have different personalities, imagine that, some of us have high grades in class cuz they study, some get low grades cuz they don't study and they lack focus or they are not interested in studying, getting a low grade doesn't mean you're dumb, you only lack focus. As I said we are all smart but some people don't even use their common sense and etc, it's because of the personality not because of our intelligence. We are all equal.

[@sburns2421]

We need more EQ rather than IQ

[@psikeyhackr6914]

We could have made accounting/finance mandatory in the schools since Sputnik. Why have no geniuses suggested that?

[@Chuck-PK]

Personally, I prefer eccentric.

[@brianmcdaniels8249]

Jon Evans is eidetic and solved everything. gg Time=Energy=Mc2. Silly iq tests dont take into account everything and only go by learned knowledge which shows youre so called mirage of education = intelligence. INtelligence is the capability of learning anything no matter the field. The ability to have giant recall of every moment in your life + ability to visualize is what leads to higher intelligence.

[@MundaneMuser]

In my opinion, curiosity and critical thinking are more important than intelligence.

[@mbunds]

Inevitably, the tech which can be monetized first will prevail.

[@danielreuben1058]

OK, towards the end, when you had a giant head and little body, all I could think of was Umpa Lumpas. It was not pleasant.

[@duartevilelas9688]

What if instead of genetically intelligent, we went with genetically rational? Autism, for instance, occurs due to genetic factors. People with autism have brains that are constructed differently, that mostly result in them having a logic (more rational) approach to dealing with situations. So, what if the genetic alteration aimed at this type of change?

[@colinhouseworth9027]

I absolutely love big head Simon.

[@jackvos8047]

It took me longer than it should have to realise they enlarged his head. At first I was wondering why does Simon have tiny hands? Then it dawned on me that it was meant to be big brain Simon.

[@aceundead4750]

​@@jackvos8047small brain Simon resembles a Goomba from the live action Super Mario Bros. movie lol

[@SomeAustrianPainter]

⁠@@aceundead4750Has Mr. Potato Head ever given you head?

[@ToTheGAMES]

As a night owl; Im dumb af

[@matthewjpungitore]

How many times are you going to change the name of this channel? 😂

[@ThatWriterKevin]

It has literally only changed once

[@Angus-McFife-2nd]

The amount of people that are claiming to be a genius in this comment section is cringy as hell. Is it that hard to just accept you are a normal and very average person? We aren't special and havent dont anything worth being remembered for yet. Just accept it. I have seen more than 20 comments of people with 165+ IQs. Do you really believe that?

[@ChinchillaBONK]

Simon : ...there is a direct correlation between higher IQ scores and physical attractiveness... Me , stupid and ugly af : God why have you forsakened me!

[@StfuFFS]

Eye color can change based on illness. My cousin was born with blue eyes and she had a really nasty bout with pneumonia at 2 years old and her eyes turned green. This isn't unheard of, it's just extremely rare.

[@justindixon7441]

You forgot one of the best parts: flat earthers would vanish!

[@onemoreguyonline7878]

Your teacher character is really unsettling.

[@Votrae]

Have you ever seen Kevin The Writer and Megamind in the room at the same time? Didn't think so. Just saying.

[@rrg991981]

Don’t forget Fluoride in the water

[@breadmoth6443]

whats the point of just knowledge without any wisdom though?

[@better.better]

maybe someday Simon's Big Brain will decide on a permanent name for this channel... actually maybe that should be it: Simon Big Brain

[@ThatWriterKevin]

The name only changed once

[@briandoe5746]

So the writers no absolutely nothing about David Sinclair and what he's doing with stopping aging. Look it up

[@sogerc1]

Eye color?! Are you frickin kidding me?

[@roberttapper3296]

I disagree about the looks equals more likely to be more intelligent. Most scientists don't care about their appearance, I mean look at the past geniuses newton, Einstein, but I suppose Tesla is an exception.

[@ThatWriterKevin]

Hey now, Isaac Newton was a sharp dresser! Again, the correlation isn't that intelligent people are more likely to be genetically attractive, just that they're more likely to care about their appearance enough to not look like shit.

[@primalzodiachunter]

1414

[@nyyotam4057]

Environmental factors that can lower a person's IQ score, like malnutrition and watching too many YT videos 🙂.

[@theplasmatron3306]

Why can’t we just leave nature alone.

[@TheVkaschuba]

Nice! Just ten more years and we no longer have TikTok Kids running around!