You're only 43% Human. This is Why.

[@Thoughty2]

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[@CitrinePixel]

hi

[@WhatWhy42]

42% with a 1% margin of error

[@yourworstveganknightmare5218]

Pls pin me dude

[@davidhammond3336]

And you forgot to say that we share shitloads of DNA with a banana 🍌

[@pulberealexandru8916]

fk ur ads bro, put a timer on then so we can skip them ...

[@Neatche]

I am 57% down with this.

[@EtotheFnD]

60% of the time...it works every time

[@busch6538]

I'm 69%. Lol

[@Goffy]

I can 100% agree to being 57% down with this also

[@giselematthews7949]

I am 100 per cent down with this

[@OneAccord1]

It's actually 42. Still way too high an estimate for many of us

[@rabidrich2727]

Thoughty2 is only 50% human since we still don't know if he has legs

[@gryph01]

🤣🤣🤣

[@thefireybox1181]

there is a video where you see his legs (idk what 1 its from like 2017 i think)

[@rabidrich2727]

@@thefireybox1181 No.... No it cannot be

[@NightBazaar]

@@thefireybox1181 Those aren't legs. THEY'RE TENTACLES!!!

[@chrisstocks7137]

I'd argue that even without legs, you are still completely human

[@wiseguise5960]

This makes sense. I learned a few years ago that mushrooms and our own cells are so very closely related that it's nearly impossible to kill off a fungal growth in your body without killing your own cells.

[@cryingalone7572]

Yeah I got a type of fungi in my left lung over 12 years ago its gone now but I still feel what havoc that shit did to my lung. And got a inhaler for smokers lungs. Every morning I wake up early struggling to breathe. And I kind of regret taking the meds they gave me to this day thinking I would be better off with the fungi

[@albertsadler4322]

@@cryingalone7572 sorry to hear that

[@ryokajimosensei2780]

The Shrigma Male

[@GrayMimikyu]

Crap…

[@Founderschannel123]

@@jellyfishi_ nope nope do not even mention that.

[@ujayet]

The fact a biologist figure it out is awesome... just imagine being that person seeing a chimera DNA from a person that is not supposed to have it.

[@sargetun]

Crazy to see how much you've grown over the years , Always had a feeling your channel would go big, happy to see it!! keep the great content coming!

[@Chompchompyerded]

I am a chimera. My "secret" twin is a fraternal brother, which makes my condition much more rare. I also have multiple sclerosis, which is an autoimmune disease, and the docs do and have done a lot of studies on me to see how this whole thing works and how it affects not only me, but also other chimaras both now, and in the future. For that reason I'm always wanted for clinical trials. I guess I'm a bit of a human guinea pig, but if it helps other people, I'm more than glad to be one. If I can't help humanity out in any other way, at least I'm useful in this one way.

[@imlistening1137]

I was just telling my hubby about the woman who’s children were taken because of this. It’s probably more common than we think, but will never be discovered due to lack of any medical conditions. Thank you for contributing to science. I’m sure it gets old, but for those effected, it might be lifesaving.

[@asamanyworlds3772]

Same herr

[@dr.krieger6563]

@@asamanyworlds3772 your comment converted to English means "seed lord". Lol!

[@ChristophersMum]

@@imlistening1137 If it was the same woman that I'm thinking of...it just so happens that she was pregnant at the time and when she delivered the baby...yes...it turned out that the baby's DNA didn't match the mother's...caused quite an uproar...and yes she got to keep her children 😁

[@imlistening1137]

@@ChristophersMum That sounds right!

[@simonrodriguez4685]

Arran is 1% mustache, that’s why, unlike the rest of us, he’s exactly 42% human.

[@simonrodriguez4685]

@@Bit-while_going Not making fun. Just using it to cook the numbers.

[@simonrodriguez4685]

@@Bit-while_going Actually I feel bad about making a mustache joke, but the mathematical pun game made it worth...

[@robertlogan5354]

@@Bit-while_going i think that's how he spells it.

[@samuelsnowdon2271]

@@robertlogan5354 no it's not.

[@toddkurzbard]

What about other people with mustaches? And how do beards fit into this?

[@paulgoogol2652]

Girl: I feel lonely. Nerd: Did you know that 57% of your body's DNA belongs to microbes and fungi? Technically you are never alone.

[@NagoBust]

Perfection

[@Grimerpr2016]

Did you know there's enzymes in your saliva that breaks down food? Another h as ndy little organism so if you have highly active saliva glands its really good for dental health, those saliva glands will have a lot of those enzymes breaking down food... fun fact..

[@patimationstudios]

Perfectly perfection

[@mozvidz]

*_So basically you're saying she's a walking pile of fungus, and she should feel welcome?_*

[@originalsandwich9041]

That's because we are living in microbes and fungi dreams ✨ 👁

[@drew-shourd]

Speaking of brains, mine was just blown, please allow me to run around collecting mine. I am 56, a starch researcher on all things ‘not- normal’, YT watcher, truth seeker for decades and published paranormal writer and it is hard to blind side me (working on my ego pardon me) so, this was a blessing, totally refreshing and my consciousness was raised. Thank you sir.

[@cy-kaotah2511]

Complete shift in educational experience .Thoughty2 is a truly charming narrator with a modern twist of language and humor . That will not only keep you laughing as you listen but, will teach some fairly unheard-of topics. I personally aim to check out more of his video links . On a side note I'm not certain but I believe Thoughty2 is a tribute to Douglas Adams and his novel the hitch hikers guide to the Galaxy!! (Bravo if so being the case) don't quote me on it though.

[@lequedicatsamarge4228]

I became a chimera due to a stem-cell (or bowmarrow) transplant. This means that my blood is actually not mine, I even changed blood type (from B to 0). Has been almost 10 years and I'm doing great, don't need any immune suppression, father two kids under the age of 5. So here's another shoutout: if you're not registered yet, please do. Donoring stem-cells means extremely low effort for safing someone's life.

[@Rainy-In-The-Desert]

So much respect to you!! I've wanted to donate for a while but as a cancer survivor they won't take it. Bless you for saving lives!!

[@martinmorrissey5647]

Did you notice any changes at all? like how heart transplant pts sometimes inherit memories or even talents from the donor?

[@janina8559]

I am registered and would donate in a heartbeat no matter what it is if I am healthy enough. I fully believe in the gift of life. I am an organ donor and what ever is left goes to science until they have used every bit they can from me. In the end being cremated unless they can use my skeleton for education. I truly believe when you are dead the only thing left is the memories others have of you!

[@LBaker39]

To think biological science and science in general can go this far and there are still stuff being discovered out there about us that we do not know about, it is truely fascinating.

[@harrywalker5836]

you want the truth about where we came from,& who/what, made us. i just hope your not 12 yrs old. viper tv, sumerian tablets.

[@typea5426]

@@harrywalker5836...

[@kumararyan4852]

This guy finds new sponsors quicker than I find his videos on my timeline.

[@MatriXmattgaming]

The sponsors find him ;)

[@angelsbackgroundsounds]

@@MatriXmattgaming I was gonna say that 😆

[@newhellfireclubgonzodivisi7084]

That got deeper and weirder than I expected! Brilliant.

[@Badbentham]

11:00 I totally love that "a gut feeling" has suddenly a far more universal meaning.

[@andrewjohnson6716]

The chimaera that you described from Greek mythology was A chimaera, not THE chimaera. There were many types of chimaera in Greek mythology. That was just the best known one.

[@dumspirospero6703]

Χίμαιρα, you are correct.

[@NapalmThunderbum]

It's leviOsa, not levioSA

[@mqegg]

@@NapalmThunderbum no thats wrong, in this case. The phrase the chimera indicates there was only 1 chimera entity. This is false.

[@Benjamin-rx6ir]

He would have been so happy if it was 42 instead of 43%

[@FACTBOT_5000]

Thoughty3

[@williammouthfitondeeznutz8733]

New channel is underway

[@Junksaint]

Close enough...

[@Fei_PL]

clever one - here, catch like from me, sir

[@albear972]

*Heeeeey 42 here!*

[@sarahjames2991]

That was 100% cool .Loved every minute of this video . Thank you as I've lost children and to think that maybe a little cell of them is still with me , put a much needed smile on my face .x

[@sarahjames2991]

@James Hama Fine thank you James 😊

[@bhf4972]

Naw it was 97% cool

[@michaeldorrence9387]

women blow my mind everyday...I cant even pretend to imagine how it feels to lose a child, then somehow carry on with life. Us men will never understand that kind of intimate bond as exists between Mother and child. Smile, Sarah. They're with you...

[@sarahjames2991]

@@michaeldorrence9387 thank you for your answer. Happy New Year x

[@iimpala_-1996]

@@sarahjames2991 respond to James please🤨 he seems like A cool dude

[@vishaalramsook2023]

So I saw the article many years ago and could not find it back when I spoke about it to my buddies, thank you for this...it's a good thing I subscribed eons ago to this channel.

[@floralfancy7814]

I love this guys channel how he breaks down information its really stimulates my mind. Also these womens stories are the most amazing things I've heard in a while.

[@TheDarkPanther0]

even though he gave faulse info on autism?? he said it was a disease it's not it's a neural disorder

[@bjornnilsson2941]

Add to this the fact that the mitochondria in our cells are essentially their own living organisms that were once free floating bacteria billions of years ago. Depending on how you view that it could push that 43% number even lower.

[@CaptiveReefSystems]

Bingo! 👍

[@sasukedemon888888888]

The caveat is that the mitochondria are wholly dependent on us and vice versa. It is not a symbiotic relationship akin to bees and flowers. It is beyond that, one can not exist without the other in any way shape or form, and vice versa. Their independent genome is the only thing remaining of what used to be a separate organism, now simply being another part of the biology of virtually every single eukaryotic cell on earth.

[@bjornnilsson2941]

@@sasukedemon888888888 True enough, but when you pose the question as how much of YOUR DNA is human. I would say the mitochondrial DNA is more a part of us and clearly not human, prokaryotic in fact, as opposed to the gut biome and skin bacteria that are essentially totally separate organisms that could be argued are not "us".

[@Real_MisterSir]

Maybe it'll even push that number down to 42%

[@Mystwalker]

Parasite Eve!

[@AlienExorcist]

Like the Futurama episode where Fry eats an egg salad sandwich from a truck stop bathroom vending machine and gets infected with worms that improve his body and mind. Then he rejects them because he wanted to be sure Leela loved him and not the worms.

[@yvellebradley2502]

Loved that episode. And the one where Bender was God.

[@warrenarnold]

@@yvellebradley2502 i loved every episode

[@rabidrich2727]

Thoughty2: "You're only 43% Human" Mark Zuckerburg: Am I a joke to you.

[@dreamhollow]

Yes.

[@markzuckergecko621]

I don't get the joke.

[@monkeybandit222]

@@markzuckergecko621 he’s an alien

[@paulgoogol2652]

Mark: "I am human?"

[@monkeygraborange]

🤣🤣🤣👍

[@curisutabentley8238]

I am a Chimera like this. I was a twin, I absorbed her and my uterus is partially hers. My appendix, gallbladder, part of my liver and a few other parts of me are her

[@stick555666]

Think about this for a second this could actually explain why some Mother's don't bond with their children and experienced postpartum depression because little to no residual DNA remains after birth thus severing the bond completely resulting in postpartum depression.

[@kylielinae]

My thoughts too.

[@hazyhaul5720]

Those are external factors causing the depression,like unhealthy relationship with partner and family, small to 0 savings of money etc... So she's worried how are we gonna sarvive, that's why some mother's abort ,or throw away the baby after birth (expecially first timers) They are overwhelmed...

[@averageperson5773]

@@hazyhaul5720 i mean yeah maybe, but I think it's more of the hormones that appear during pregnancy. Having similar DNA or not, she still had to go thru pregnancy and giving birth, so had to expierience the hormonal changes that all women would have. Ah but I did think that maybe this genetic chimerism is why some women have alucination of their baby being a demon or not being theirs, giving them a drive to abandon or kill the baby. I don't think it's common but I did heard stories, one from a psychologist that had previous knowledge of this condition and expierienced it. She said it was horrofying but controlled it by looking away

[@emberhermin52]

Surely the experience of socializing with the baby would bond them? I mean it's not like we can only form bonds with our close relations.

[@anon-iraq2655]

Its not that deep, ppd is often the result of existing mental illness and unhealthy childhood

[@panterarip427]

This would explain mothers intuition, had my own experience with it with my mother where I was going through something at the time and she called wondering if I'm alright, saying she had a bad feeling and had to call to check

[@yvellebradley2502]

!!! That’s what I was thinking! It makes perfect sense! Had the same thing happen to me with a near death experience. My Mum, miles away, felt as though something bad happened to me, at the same time the incident occurred.

[@rvxn]

Facts: Everyone has an unique combination of microbes. So, A human can be traced by their microbes.

[@Wizzy959]

Jup and like a donor limp, the recipients body can accept or reject a fecal transplant

[@maclord477]

Mark Zuckerberg: _raises his head_

[@alexneigh7089]

The combination is fluid, so probably no, a human cannot be reliably traced this way. Not beyond a reasonable doubt.

[@mrwang420]

Imagine that schizophrenia hearing voices is actually just hearing these unborn twins that are literally inside of us.

[@Strength_In_Wisdom]

That's what I'm starting to believe lol. The key ends up being to make peace with those voices or compromise. In India that's what's done although the voices they hear isn't to harm yourself or negative as it is in America.

[@mrwang420]

@@Strength_In_Wisdom I just think they tested one to many nuclear bombs in New Mexico. The western people are something special. Lol. And thats an understatement.

[@ocpierce6031]

I am schizophrenic, I did not have a twin at any stage in my development. But it would be pretty sick If my illness was just a lil ghost sidekick

[@jellybeans2707]

@@ocpierce6031 I've always wondered since schizophrenia are just figments of your imagination could they know things that you know but cant remember and if so can they help you in school. This is a question I've had since middle school

[@azigiunumlee2999]

Am having the same issues I hear voices and it comes to pass, it cares me..

[@Randomynous01]

At the end Thoughty really flexed his advanced understanding.. outstanding

[@heartfullyhonest]

well, this is by far one of the craziest facts I've learned about us. Your channel is really amazing, I definitely cannot stop binge watching it.

[@conradsmith9441]

As a biochemistry major I actually knew most of the stuff in this video for once. 😅

[@vicwilson552]

Thank you bighead Major Smith. You should've stayed in the military.

[@eliesbutz8610]

Damn that's cool

[@ebogar42]

As an applied science major I actually knew some of it.

[@anneblubaugh58]

@@ebogar42 I majored in neuroscience... but only made it as a biotech... college is too expensive

[@conradsmith9441]

@@anneblubaugh58 I found a cheap college, and Im lucky my parents are helping me pay for it too. I’m almost done.

[@shigeminotoge4514]

To be fair to those mice, I'd probably show signs of depression too if I was being force fed some random person's gut-bacteria no-matter WHAT their outlook on life.

[@davidroddini1512]

Seriously. I think that is a great explanation.

[@Captain.AmericaV1]

So when someone says *"i want to be a tree"* one can reply with .... *"You're already 57% there!!"*

[@bigpete763]

@@jellyfishi_ thas always 1 FFS

[@alexfagnan7469]

Lol

[@Stilton_Steak]

I really enjoyed this one. Thanks very much.

[@donnagibbs9388]

Great document. Thank you

[@benmcreynolds8581]

I think it's insane that we have blueprint information in our bodies and a set of microorganisms that evolved to read and copy and other things to the DNA. Then it transfers on down a lineage to slowly change and also hold on to things.

[@PungiFungi]

Yes yes yes. That is proof of ancient aliens generic manipulation!!!

[@harrywalker5836]

you,ve never bred animals have you.. theres allways throw backs, more than 9 generations. depends what it is. we, hold dna, from our creators, the so called 'scientists,", wont talk about. its millions of yrs old, from our creators. &, its dorment. turned off.. watch, viper tv. sumerian tablets. they made us.. you,are lied to,all your life..

[@SmarterEgt]

Only now thru modern science perhaps the idea of everyone being full on related as in from the first cradle of all civilization known as Mother Africa has more that likely have been somehow by now totally debunked from all that has been happening on the planet in the last few years!

[@nonyabizz9390]

Odd thought I've never heard explored. What happens to people who have had a complete iliostomy? How much of your gut biome exists in the stomach and small intestines alone, if someone has NO large intestines at all?

[@Youbeentagged]

"that 50% of me that's stupid, is 43% of you" Starlord if he saw this video

[@drishalballaney]

"Your math is blowing my mind" XD

[@SecretWars98]

Goof! 😆 Good for this channel like it! 👍

[@staceyfoster1202]

i love thoughty2 !! i really enjoy listening to him talk , and his dark sense of humor is my favorite!! keep up the interesting content !

[@hg60justice]

before i watch it, i can explain it. i read about a case of this some years ago about a chimera woman. the answer is she absorbed a twin in the womb. so some parts are her, and some parts express the twin dna. so she's herself and her sister.

[@ryanhowe7912]

I literally only ever watch videos where he has a tash. The rest are poor in comparison. The newer ones are produced so much better. Amazing how you can see the progress

[@humboldthammer]

"Literally"? When one worships zero, nothing is sacred. Literally. also metaphorically and metaphysically, and for the Nerds, binarily. that last one is a bit of a byte joke. 0 and 1.

[@mishie618]

I am feeling a sense of unique sadness, knowledge, and an uncomfortable feeling of humor, every time I watch one of these fantastic disturbing factual videos, and I think I might be in love .. you have drawn me in.. and I feel ill never escape that sickeningly witty charm.. totally serious.

[@tylerchambers6246]

them's some bazoongas

[@user-s3ts8my2x]

@@tylerchambers6246 wow amazing observation Tyler well done and thanks for letting us know

[@tylerchambers6246]

@@user-s3ts8my2x Since it takes up 85 percent of her profile picture, to the extent that I can't actually even see anything else unless I get closer to the screen, and was in all likeliness a conscious decision on her part to flaunt, I felt like making a humorous remark about it. BAZOONGAS.

[@JustindeEugeneWhyIQuitDeMonRat]

*Constant ReTurned ERRor has Turned this Life Long Demo. into a RePubLiCan!!!!*

[@PaintedDog]

I wonder if my daughter will be affected at all by her “vanishing twin”? It would be interesting to find out. Would the vanishing twin’s DNA that’s found in the surviving twin show if the v. twin was male or female? I’d assume it would. I’ve always wished I knew if her twin was a boy or girl. V. twin was gone by the time I had my 2nd month (maybe 3rd, I don’t remember which) check up. Nurse couldn’t find any heartbeat (really scared me). Luckily my OB had an ultrasound machine at the office, so I didn’t have to wait and go to the hospital. He found one heartbeat and then explained “vanishing twin syndrome”.

[@megancrager4397]

Chimeras are rare

[@autohmae]

Sex of a baby is only 90% certain after 3 months, so it's neither.

[@neuralnetwork17]

@@autohmae This only means it is difficult to determine sex with certainty in the beginning of the pregnancy. The combination of sex chromosomes is decided at conception. So there is an answer, even if there is no way to find out what the answer is.

[@autohmae]

@@neuralnetwork17 yeah, that's true

[@mrsanity]

@@megancrager4397 It's assumed that they are rare, because they only get detected when specific tests are done. Many of us could have a twin embedded in us in areas not having any detectable effect on us.

[@OzeriusBlackwood]

That whole thing about a baby being able to help you when your pregnant is something my cousin experienced. She was lactose intolerant, but when she got pregnant she found that she was able to have as much lactose as she wanted with no ill effects. After her daughter was born she was still able to handle lactose, but had to limit the amount to prevent issues. Then she got pregnant again, and again was able to have as much as she wanted. After her second daughter was born she has had no adverse reactions to lactose at all.

[@ronaldcounterman5812]

In the anime, Fullmetal Alchemist, there are instances of human chimera, but they are created in a different way. It's interesting, but what you're talking about is very real, and very strange

[@marniparni2487]

This was my absolute favorite!!! Thank you!🙂

[@fathercrim]

If we become more human every time we take a dump then I'm like 77% human, since I spend between 6-8 hours of each day stuck to the toilet

[@TheDramacist]

This is why a good gut biome is so important for mental health. Srsly, they did the studies!

[@Notmyname1593]

A similar dynamic exists in plants as well and about a third of what plants produce goes straight to feed that biome.

[@doktabob328]

@@Notmyname1593 FYI … the LSD-like substance found in morning glories is not produced by the plant, nor limited to the seeds. The morning glory is host to an endocybe, a fungus which produces lysergic amides, which grows in the interstitial spaces between plant cells.If we’re going to have viral warfare, maybe they could just infest us with psychedelic fungi and bacteria. Much kinder. We already produce aminos like tryptophan using bacteria. Make Love And War ! Non-linear social engineering ! Hail Eris !

[@jakehardin2323]

@@doktabob328 stormcloaks solo

[@doktabob328]

@@jakehardin2323 I’ll take that as a condiment.

[@smilinglogos7635]

Finally, the explanation to motherly love.

[@joyelizabethmellinger]

U got with Infographics to make this video. Like two peas n a pod. Perfect fit. 👍💯 Well done. As always. Thanks, Thoughty. 💯✌💯

[@Tokurinn]

Theorists: "Harry Potter is more Voldy than Voldy himself." Me: (Laugh) Thoughty2: "You're only 43% Human"

[@ezequielmayorga5770]

I am a chimera as well. This is a nice way of saying I ate my twin. I feel her in me. Kind of twisted if you ask me.

[@grahamcann1761]

"Without this army of microscopic interlopers you literally wouldn't survive." Well... That's like saying, a ruptured Appendix if not treated in 24 hours is fatal. Well... About a decade ago, the week before Thanksgiving, I was in retail management and having 'gut pain'. Well, the week before Turkey day (here in the states) is kind of busy, so I tried to ignore it. But then the Tuesday before, I called into work to say I was gonna visit the Doctor, and I might be a little late. The Doctor said "appendicitis" and had me drive myself over to the local hospital where I met a surgeon and we talked about my "in and out the next day" surgery, all done through "one little hole." Next thing I knew I was waking up and my ex-wife (and still good friend) was leaning over me saying "you almost died!" I said hi, what's she doing here, and what is she talking about? I learned that it sometimes happens, and did to me, that an appendix can rupture, reseal itself, and repeat the process over and over. And thus I'd done a good job of poisoning myself. So I ended up with several days in the hospital, three holes (instead of one), and the Doctor told me he'd basically had to use antibiotics to kill everything in there, good and the bad... and for 90 days I had to eat A Lot of yogurt (I hate yogurt). So yeah I got a lot of my "microscopic interlopers" wiped out, and survived a ruptured appendix for a week. I don't recommend it. As always thank you so very much for the video.

[@ginashemeth7708]

Holy S#!+ Bro

[@VanMorgue]

That was interesting, thanks for sharing.

[@markbetschart1363]

And yet guys will still avoid doctors and "tough it out" because the job is more important, and we are Braveheart

[@jaytheredpanda183]

I don't know anything about appendix rupturing stuff but t the girl behind me in math class had gut pain for a week and a half and just thought it was period cramps, now that I know this crap is fatal I'm glad she went to the doc.

[@stephenatkins8973]

When I was 13 I complained of stomach ache to my parents… but they thought I was just trying to blag going to school… after day 5 I was rushed into hospital with a ruptured appendix… my parents felt so guilty. Headache spell unlocked for blagging not attending school in future.

[@keepsmiling8303]

Love this channel. Great I stumbled across it 👍

[@connorduke4619]

Excellent insights. 99.9% of Near Death Experience survivors will of course argue that we are not our bodies but immortal spirits inhabiting physical bodies to have a short physical adventure.

[@Jesus.Fuckery]

*I have an IndividuaL Spirit ConSci-ous-ness & OnLy I can Have it!!!* *OnLy GOD, can EXPLain WHY that is!!!!*

[@lordofthehouseofstormcrows8615]

Excellent work! KEEP IT UP MY FRIEND! Thank you for making me use my brain. We all need this

[@purpuradraco3747]

Are you sure your used your brain, that the microbes didn't use it for you? And how we laughed at George Lucas when he came up with midi-chlorians. These are not the comments you're looking for.

[@buttersstotch3251]

Fecal Transplant? (Hushed whispered tones)... "The spice melange he knows about the spice..."

[@MrBelles104]

Learning your mom is your aunt would probably go as well as discovering that your sister (or you) were adopted.

[@rjrunlikehell2366]

Thank you for the wealth of knowledge that you share with us! It’s appreciated. I watch more of your videos than almost anything else with the exception of horror movies. You’re a great host with brilliant delivery. You keep putting them out - I’ll keep watching.

[@KPark-hn8jf]

You watch MrBallen on YT buddy?!. He’s 💯 the best true storyteller, if you’re a fan of the strange, dark and mysterious delivered to you in story format… most of them freaky and scary!

[@rjrunlikehell2366]

@@KPark-hn8jf I follow him too

[@strollingthroughparadise353]

Really interesting information! Thanks for all the deep research you do and make videos about!!!!!

[@JessicaDuBois]

Have a good day Thoughty

[@ToastyNoneofyourbusiness]

The gut bacteria link to autism isn't that the bacteria cause it, it's that autistic people often have sensory problems with food that can limit their diets, ergo affecting their gut bacteria

[@Ranxerox1911A1]

Huh. This isn’t why I’ve subscribed to your excellent channel, but this episode has shed light upon three mysteries in my life. I’ll have to do more research, but you’ve offered me the right questions to ask. Thanks for that. Before watching this episode I was all at a stand as to how to address these mysteries in my life. Now I have a baseline for further research.

[@JoeyBearYT]

5th video I watched so I finally decided it was time to sub, your content is genius

[@calemlinke773]

If only I had seen this sooner. It would explain why I seem to be like two people in the same body, and how one could be more good or evil.

[@robbiegamechanger4937]

So we could solve a lot of issues with more research into our gut, that would explain why I have panic attacks when my stomach is not feeling good

[@sircupidoflegit]

Love this guy here ☺️🤙🏽

[@thatguyfromschool5635]

Audio is crisp!

[@kristyinwood1834]

I'm only 43% Human after all don't put the blame on me.

[@ByNnenna]

these videos are so interesting for no reason

[@tauniafemrite2963]

How odd! I was diagnosed w/Crohn's disease for 35+yrs & it is severe enough it's debilitating. Along the way of many different Drs one told me the best thing I could do to regain health was to use public toilets or outside port-a,-potties due to the fact both are unsanitary & the best resource to collect foreign bactrim. As crazy as it sounds it worked! I joined a traveling carnival & my health has improved far beyond what the medical professionals had achieved w/ the 40+ medications & treatments.

[@vicwilson552]

Public toilets are too few & too smelly. Why bother ? You could've become an MP & stayed in the warm.

[@FunnyLottery]

Your so lucky to have blown up and get the sponsors and everything but you do a great job and deserve it. Thank you thoughty2

[@CapAnson12345]

Let's be honest, some of us don't even meet that 43%

[@benvin10365]

Informative and cheeky. Fantastic video.

[@plantguy9]

I heard of chimerism years ago in a tv documentary.

[@victorAgain00]

I remember you said you were going to transition to kurzgesat style animation. Love it!

[@dalton6173]

If it had shown that she wasn't related to her kids at all then it would be pretty obvious as to what happened as well that they were switched in the hospital before they developed any defining characteristics and before baby tracking became a legitimate thing

[@kristyb787]

Wow , now it would be nice to know what crime the brother committed to see if it runs in the blood!

[@iniquity123]

Yeah ! Some past DNA ? A family history would be interesting 🤔.

[@alexandermishev6897]

Sometimes I feel the more I learn, the less I want to learn more... Great content, keep it on, pal.

[@glenngerardus51]

appreciate the mix of science and humor...👍

[@Potatochip539]

I still hear him saying "Hey,42 here"

[@johnoconnor4941]

I have absolutely enjoyed this episode More than any others really, just fascinating. Next time I'm up in front of a judge I'll know why and not fight it. Thanks...

[@jeromyward6549]

I feel this video could have been split into 2, the gut bio could easily be its own.

[@DrRenee1]

Thank you for pronouncing "Chimera" and its derivatives correctly!

[@hedgewitch59]

I love your delivery. 😀

[@skeepodoop5197]

Oh boy, nothin like a good existential crisis in the morning!

[@dannydetonator]

Thanks for this. I'm such a geek in natural sciences, that this is the first upload in ages i actually learned something new! If only because never planned for children..

[@HaohmaruHL]

"human chimeras are a little less dramatic" ED... WARD...

[@serenitymoon825]

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!! YOU MONSTER!!!!!

[@stephensmith6660]

Thank you surf Shark. I have misses so many of his great videos, due to the add's being about shaving balls.

[@bronwentillman8385]

My third son was supposed to have a twin. The day after I found out that I was pregnant, I started miscarrying. It was found that one of the embryos was not developing properly. The other was fine. Within a week, the first embryo had disappeared, resulting in Vanishing Twin Syndrome. My youngest aunt had it with her 4th child. I've always wondered if my third son is a chimera.

[@Bigshrimps]

I have chronic kidney disease and I have 2 kids when I was pregnant with my children my kidney function and blood pressure improved in the first trimester and then went back to my usual high blood pressure and low kidney function, so strange that my health is better for the first few months of pregnancy than when I’m not pregnant

[@GeorgeDCowley]

Now you know why.

[@knoniezzimlou2193]

“Not enough to frame them for murder, before you start getting ideas.” *laughs in twin*

[@min_tea_]

😬 I have had “massive transfusions”. What could that mean for my dna?

[@marshawilliams9761]

Most informative. Good food for thought.

[@TheAllthegoodstuff]

Thanks Thoughty!

[@MagentaMageta]

Thank you for this video! I've heard about this phenomenon, but I never knew that having skin of 2 colours could be an indication of chimerism. Now I have no doubt for my entire leg is of a different tone, and I have heterochromia :)

[@ChurchOfThought]

Impressed by how much information and humour you manage to pack into your videos. This one stands among the top of the Toshers 🤡

[@thlvsngwrtr8644]

Recently discovered this channel, love the videos. I feel like we would have fun conversations! xP

[@davoncorrie589]

These videos are always intriguing to watch