Your Textbooks Are Wrong, This Is What Cells Actually Look Like

[@Seeker]

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[@actionkey8042]

gooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooood video

[@EmilyJelassi]

Fascinating! Love videos like this 😊❤

[@taimoortariq8738]

Hi siste- seekers!

[@julianwhitton5272]

If the beam of light is non refractory then how is it making its way to the light receptor to capture the video?

[@prolamer7]

Thank you for this video, its really good content!

[@liamsheridan9146]

Cells are working together to find a way for themselves to see themselves.

[@mclarsen61]

👍😄🥳 I see me 🤔

[@ARON33MEREDITH]

Bruh...

[@ShrutiPrakash2]

Underrated comment!!!

[@kanu5777]

You just opened my eyes 😲

[@ernolercha]

That's why I think we are the means for the universe to see and experience itself. That's the purpose of our creation. We are the senses of the universe.

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

These images of cells are absolutely phenomenal. It’s quite literally a microscopic universe.

[@rishirajsaikia1323]

Work rather than watching youtube videos all the time.

[@fuzailhasan7856]

Why do I keep seeing you in KZbin comments section of many videos I watched ???? And What anime character is that

[@SoapinTrucker]

which begs the question, are we? 😋

[@osamabinladen824]

We are the alien universes inside another universe.

[@orlandovega6958]

Jannib Andelo Bayutas i have had these thoughts before.

[@AlwyneAvinash]

Gotto feel sorry the high school students of tomorrow, they're gonna have a hard time drawing these in tests

[@urbn-code]

Hope the Classes of Tomorrow, don't test students in traditional ways like that...

[@joshiwaraneo]

just like in science pluto is not a planet anymore.. good things i already graduate that time.. edit : damm never got this much like on youtube thanks guys..

[@TheVineOfChristLives]

Alwyne Avinash they won’t need to draw shit, there will be an AI tool that will do it for them.

[@Hyzic]

The concept of schools and classrooms more than likely isnt the learning platform of the future sadly enough

[@nedisawegoyogya]

They will not draw, they will code

[@rdxyz007]

Man, these guys are so freakin passionate when they speak

[@sup3rbird]

Exactly the kind of people you want to have doing the work.

[@ranmindyt2902]

It’s very easy to understand

[@tim3tRav3l3RR60]

Speaking with conviction and purpose

[@Zenheizer]

I love when people love what they do lol

[@kellymoses8566]

That is what people sound like when they love what they do.

[@deepvybes]

This is one of those "breakthrough" things that deserves the attention of the media

[@darkseid856]

Media only care about political things .

[@illusions500]

@@darkseid856 I absolutely love how the 2 guys bashing the media have joker pictures LMAOOO

[@clips9294]

Nothing breakthrough about this

[@arniecalang4583]

Is it breakthrough though? I mean the textbooks are not wrong, it’s just a more hi def view of cells

[@mrmaniac3]

Nah man apartment fires and canned food drives, that’s what gets their goat

[@devandevan1403]

There’s a quote. “No model is accurate. But some are useful.”

[@sonofblessed]

That's not very nice. Models are people, too.

[@devandevan1403]

sonofblessed 😂 Lol

[@SpaceCadetLaC]

Love it.

[@KevinWeatherwalks]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/all_models_are_wrong

[@michealo6201]

"And some are more useful than others"

[@experiment506]

Not so much wrong as oversimplified. Like solar system models

[@henrikrynauw244]

Exactly ! These new 3d models will help inspire children visually, but the 2d textbook structures still contain the raw data that has to be studied.

[@sheedipants]

It's not even oversimplified. It's simplified just enough to make it more comprehensible.

[@soulife8383]

#JusticeForPluto

[@crazykirsch]

@@binauralwaves4599 The Bible that was written thousands of years after many of the events it copped from paganism like Easter, 7 day creation, the many flood fables, or the 3 day resurrection story? Or perhaps you can explain the numerous translation plot holes and contrivances, such as Hebrew literally not possessing a word for monotheism or singular God? Hell you don't even need to go that far when you can just look at the fact that most of the stories were written by people decades, sometimes generations after they were said to have occurred.... in a time when literacy was scarce and they were passed on through spoken word yet are considered infallible. How can you be certain you chosen beliefs are the "right" ones out of the many thousands to exist before and after? What about the millions of humans who through no fault of their own spent their entire lives without ever hearing about it? Or the possibility you aren't any different and the "true" belief has either long been forgotten or has yet to appear? If your beliefs can't stand up to or answer criticism perhaps it's time for a reevaluation.

[@CyberAscendant]

experiment506 that’s what I was thinking

[@metaspherz]

Well, these new biologists are certainly excited to see these new images, but just imagine how Van Leeuwenhoek felt after he perfected the simple microscope and was the first human being to be able to see the world of bacteria and protozoa.

[@Brice23]

An extraordinarily profound moment, for sure. The only moment that will be more profound will be the moment when extra terrestrial life is discovered.

[@jameswilliams3443]

I'm very happy that I'm free from HIV after I order treatment from doctor Alued on KZbin I'm hiv free

[@feddsp]

it’s all about objective. We are mostly curious when it comes to our interests. But objectively, I don’t see why we need to imagine and compare (mentioning “but”) excitement levels.

[@acanthohemiazalea8243]

​@Brice23 We found evidence of bacteria on mars: mars.nasa.gov/news/406/scientists-find-evidence-of-ancient-microbial-life-on-mars/#:~:text=The%20fact%20that%20a%20small,of%20Mars%2C%20the%20researchers%20say. Or just search "bacteria on Mars." This means we have already proved there was life on other planets. I get that its just bacteria but going all oh thats just a technicality is just honestly frustrating. It's life. There is no way around this statement: There is life on another planet.

[@OfficialGOD]

yeah wild

[@puffypuppy692]

How cells multiply: 1. o 2. 0 3. 8 4. o o 5. Repeat Correct me if I made a mistake

[@rishirajsaikia1323]

Whatever

[@jejjiz6162]

1. o 2. 0 3. 8 4. o o 5. 0 0 6. 8 8 7. o o o o 8. 0 0 0 0 9. 8 8 8 8 10. o o o o o o o o 11. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12. 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 13. o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o

[@puffypuppy692]

@@jejjiz6162 nice

[@All4mula]

That's not what cells look like. your drawing is wrong

[@randomdude9135]

@@puffypuppy692 You forgot this one 18 ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[@ann3428]

They arent wrong they just are representative images...

[@arniecalang4583]

It’s a click bait.

[@VisualVEN0M]

Your right. And what is shown in this video is simply a model. Not the real thing but simply an approximation.

[@wrednax8594]

You have a hentai profile pic

[@Kathleen67.]

@@VisualVEN0M Indeed, and they will publish it in text books as facts to carry out whatever agenda they are up to.

[@speklarcollege6715]

So they're wrong.

[@MOmar-qc2be]

The lady in this video is radiating positive vibes!!! Its really great to see some one talking about something they are really excited about. Great energy!

[@LucTemetNosce]

Seriously, it inspired me

[@hii2641]

I actually cried watching this video. It feels just so overwhelming and amazing seeing these micro universes from a different and more vivid view! Can't imagine how scientists must've felt first time seeing this!

[@alwilson3204]

Way beyond anything originating from classical evolution.

[@HityshaK]

I don't think they would even draw by hand in the future..

[@Boris_Chang]

Maybe

[@TheFragrantClerk]

My friend, the future is going to be amazing. Beautiful things are happening.

[@iankirby4160]

“the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell”

[@anasqureshi644]

😜😜😜😜 yhhh I too remember only that thing

[@squeakersthegryphon5338]

I heard that one before...

[@pg5353]

Haha.. I was searching for this one

[@captainvoluntaryistthestat3207]

rna is the penis and vagina of the cell

[@jimmyknox3342]

Therein lies the Force!

[@koolerpure]

This doesn’t mean the text books are wrong, all this is is a high definition look that we couldn’t do before

[@arniecalang4583]

Yeah this is one click bait.

[@xDR1TeK]

Best comment and it got less than 100 likes. Other idiot comments got over 3000 likes. Which tells you intelligence is not for the masses.

[@fruitsalad1181]

@@xDR1TeK ok boomer

[@_hector__]

@@xDR1TeK Ok boomer

[@_hector__]

Yikes, the more I read this persons comment the more vain and presumptious he appears. Seemingly having never learned when to keep shut so he doesn't get shit on by the thing he's so loathing of. He's pathetic in his own way too, blinded by his arrogance.

[@aleksseb5504]

Imagine being a living cell going about your daily life, not realizing that you are inside another living human being. Now imagine how much we don’t know. We might be just a dust in the universe within a greater mechanism/organism.

[@futavadumnezo]

Uhm just thinks that there are more than 3 dimensions, we can't see or observe what's beyond our vail. There are beings or entities living there no doubt, for them we are mere "cells".

[@bluestripes6037]

Gasp

[@alteskonto1145]

A cell doesn't think, it doesn't compute, it doesn't perceive. It's a giant machine that completes routine tasks. It doesn't realise anything at all

[@coryrobertson2929]

We are just a vapor

[@zama9800]

Plot twist!

[@taufiqulhuque5719]

If the Nobel Prize committees weren't so blinkered, they would be awarding their prizes to scientists and engineers like this team. As a biologist myself I always tell my students how indebted they are to the quiet but brilliant people who build the tools which we can then use to study life.

[@WalterSamuels]

The Nobel Prize is garbage.

[@nathanaelharrison854]

A litlle late, but the inventor of LLSM is actually a Nobel Laureat. Though he received the Nobel prize for PALM microscopy, he actually thinks this will have a far larger impact

[@anandsharma7430]

We've all been sold the "Nobel gold standard" hype since our early days. There are other prestigious awards in all fields and we need to hype them more too. A prize giving institution cannot be expected to hype it's own prize. The funny thing is that we all want the Nobel prizes to have more fields, more awards, more this and that, but we can simply accept another brand - like the Fields medal in Maths or the Pulitzer in journalism - and have those demands fulfilled there. The Nobel committee has many flaws, including being limited to the fields of the awards set over 100 years ago.

[@Fokko]

Political Corruption

[@sebastianelytron8450]

What did one cell say to his sister cell when she stepped on his toe? Mitosis

[@amenoxblitz7317]

The best comment I've ever seen

[@Biomeducated]

Whaaaahahaha! :D Good one!

[@gadielgonzalez2755]

Ayyyyyyyyyy

[@keyurdhungana318]

what are you doiing step broo

[@grimwatcher]

My brain cells are collectively undergoing apoptosis from how bad that joke was. (Psst, nice one though)

[@15delacruzmillicentnadine47]

As a clinical laboratory scientist, this made me tear up a little! It's sooo beautiful and made me feel hopeful of the future of science. What an amazing breakthrough! Kudos to our brilliant and hardworking scientists ❤

[@TheBurnttea]

As an 8th grade dropout I find this absolutely fascinating. I can't even imagine the joy and astonishment that scientists are experiencing with this.

[@AmidaNyorai48]

😯

[@enigma-yu4jo]

You were born a GENIUS at birth.

[@precisionhaze6594]

What kind of loser drops out in 8th grade ?

[@user_2793]

@@precisionhaze6594 Nobody asked for your judgement.

[@kaspersmilez]

@@precisionhaze6594 You think that highschool actually matters?

[@PuudingMusic]

This team of engineers and biologists might end up in textbooks in the future

[@maotora_tz]

The punchline, "we are looking for galaxies within a cell"

[@SernasHeptaDimesionalSpace]

same thing¡

[@bruce9635]

Yes it’s absolutely miraculous

[@archeiaauroraangel2183]

Yep Looks like the outer edge of our solar system voyager 2 . We're just like a in a cell. We look like a nucleus sun and electron planets and ion moons lol

[@plasmaquark]

Inner space and outer space an infinite complex of complexity. We the human race central to the balance of both, born to seek the answers of the unknown and chase the understanding of our consciousness, that will lead us into the heavens in which we once came from to manipulate and cheat the forces around us to becomes God’s of the universe. 🤪

[@ryanchristian2122]

Maotora shows how great God is and we should focus on loving each other pointing everyone to him

[@ThePakman07]

Cell: Minding its own business...eating and pooping.. Human: I can seeee yooouuuuu

[@DWAC]

Human minding it's own business eating and pooping Higher dimensional being: I can see you

[@milesinwyatteandcora]

So lesson here is... there is no privacy 🥴

[@naotamf1588]

@@milesinwyatteandcora more like: the posibility of "privacy" is confined within the same dimension of its occurrence

[@milesinwyatteandcora]

@@naotamf1588 🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴 well what of it that I got lumbago

[@Felishamois]

@@naotamf1588 isn't that tautological? you can get privacy only where privacy happens? or am I missing something

[@harshvirtomar6552]

RIP to all scientists who died thinking cell is a circle with a dot.

[@anilpanchal7315]

😂

[@mranderson2048]

@@x_x5009 anyone using a microscope should know that they're looking at a 2D presentation of a 3D object that's a big statement from you, fellow human... I hope that's not the case in reality

[@sergi7530]

@@x_x5009 any scientist has studied the microscope and its properties in some point of his education, biologist or not, theres no such thing as "scientists who think the cell is a circle", its just a joke...

[@arctorusmedia]

I don't think it's as simple as the textbooks being "wrong". It's more like that's the easiest way to simplify the information to teach people on a novice level. You don't pick up a textbook in school to learn about this shit and get bombarded with genetic scientist levels of data for a reason. A circle with some dots or lines in it is a better representation to someone who has no prior official learning of cells than 0:15.

[@coolbeans3752]

XD

[@osalas36]

It wasn't until medical school that I realized the importance and significance of the cytoskeleton and how it is intimately connected with the extracellular matrix. There is a whole network of highways WITHIN the cell. I feel it's not as emphasized in intro bio classes in college (or at least I didn't pick up on the significance)

[@HarshRajAlwaysfree]

You mean the cell wasn't a 2D black and white being ? Imagine my shock rn

[@downfromkentuckeh]

Ok Cool it with the sass

[@danihjorth2949]

SAME

[@Josh-oc7ib]

Too much sas

[@HarshRajAlwaysfree]

@White Wolf damn all people throwing these sciency terms is making me dizzy Not like I'm a student of science myself everyone probably knows that watching this video, nobody is that dumb here

[@HarshRajAlwaysfree]

@White Wolf it seems you are either very bad at jokes or just weird

[@houssemkochat6601]

The life of future generations of scientific students is gonna be much more difficult

[@Eclispestar]

Sadly it won't happen. We will probably go backwards from.here.

[@akeiai]

@@Eclispestar wrong and correct. This is my evaluation. As technology gets even better, AI will take over most of the stuff, so the research of science will expand even more. Humans need to analyze this information in order to make another stepping stone in the history of mankind. So, research might get easy, but understanding it might get harder.

[@zteaxon7787]

I'm surprised Berkeley isn't a Detroit high school level yet academically. Given how they are basically an indoctrination centre for anti-White hate groups. A politically hijacked institution more than a university.

[@albertcamus929]

OK Boomer

[@dontwilson]

Zte Axon 7 lmao what

[@thecasualfront7432]

You’ll be telling me an atom isn’t a miniature solar system next

[@stakerul]

Actually it is not. It's more like a central nucleus covered by a cloud of electrons

[@InfinityGamingHere]

@@stakerul that was the joke

[@hellboy6507]

It actually kinda is, just a very chaotic solar system where everything circles around randomly and at the speed of light.

[@tsresc]

The atomic model you've studied in the text books is wrong. Study this topic and you'll get a clarity - Is Electron a wave or a partcle? Also, Quantum Physics is involved. So, happy learning.

[@thecasualfront7432]

@@tsresc I was being sarcastic 🤦

[@souljahroch2519]

I've been a Lab Tech for 30 years, & "it was like looking at the cell for the first time." Amazing...✌

[@therealforeignwolf]

I'm a college drop out... And I am equally amazed but this information is not new, we have known this for years

[@souljahroch2519]

@@therealforeignwolf Knowing, & seeing, are 2 different things. Seeing proves what 'we' know. But it'a nice to know that college dropouts know more than those who do😏

[@drewcantu388]

We’re literally just trying to understand ourselves

[@darkseid856]

Including everything around us .

[@crystalball020]

Try understanding women

[@massivepassive]

Joseph Elijah who created the being that created these cells?

[@crazykirsch]

@Joseph Elijah "I can't substantiate proof of my beliefs and questioning them with sincerity is too scary so I'm right and anyone different is wrong"

[@200odd300]

@@massivepassive ladies and gentlemen, we got him

[@sadakotube]

I want to know the photosynthesis process in a leaf with this imaging technology

[@zeitvergessen2709]

There are actually nice animations of that already. Besides you wouldn't "see" much. On a Molecular level there would be water hydrolysis and on a more bigger level you would see the PS-Complexes I-III. But honestly we know how they look like already. This imaging technology I think is more useful if you wanna see how different structures interact with each other. Not on their own (that's known for decades more or less. But in a lab they don't interact with each other)

[@gelatinocyte6270]

Photosynthesis occurs in the molecular (nanoscopic) scale, so you really won't see anything as individual atoms are invisible in the visible spectrum of light. And just like what the first reply said, there are animations already: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJ2yaYGfhceaqM0 X-rays and electrons can be used, but they damage the molecules; so you're stuck with just snapshots of the molecular complexes.

[@sadakotube]

@@zeitvergessen2709 thanks for the clarification

[@sadakotube]

@@gelatinocyte6270 thanks for the information and link to the video.

[@reflect7559]

If you really wanted the full picture of photosynthesis, you would have to go much smaller than cells or molecules. Photosynthesis is a quantum phenomenon as much as it is a chemical reaction

[@josephdittrich2006]

I'm confused, but I'm pretty sure the mitochondria is still the powerhouse of the cell.

[@MrMaxitaple]

It's ki

[@tea5224]

Joseph Dittrich gah i’m sad but i had to smile at this one

[@chandrateja8683]

They're more than that! Check out the video by seeker on mitochondria mate! Cheers!

[@Smiley_Face0]

- t-thats the only thing i know

[@aileenmckenna1651]

When I read Bruce Lipton’s book The Biology of Belief I received the introduction to understanding how the cells work together to create our wellbeing… then I began to grasp the concept of cooperation and the truly astonishing aspect of who we really are…

[@nekomarinyan1398]

This video: This is what they really look like inside. Cells At Work: Okay.

[@Biomeducated]

Nani?

[@bowdoesjai4746]

Love that animee

[@antareepgogoi6065]

it rather should be "souka"

[@AlexanderStone]

That's some meta jazz right there.

[@saebasCL]

why do people try to be funny on every fuckin video

[@jojojojojojojojojojojojob]

it took billions of years before cells can figure out how to look at themselves.

[@mypetcrow9873]

Cindy Cinders And who are you? I have never heard of you. Sources please!

[@IchigoKurosakicool]

@Cindy Cinders they do though

[@jeffkilgore8138]

Best responses possible.

[@ajaykiran6]

Eh.....oh ... wait....oh sh😂👍

[@watashiwaldes9947]

Bruh

[@EqualsThreeable]

This man's name is Goku, he is looking at Cell

[@kumarvivek1866]

*gokul 0:23

[@EqualsThreeable]

@@kumarvivek1866 that's the joke. You had to have known I knew how to spell the man's actual name.

[@sarojiniginger]

@@kumarvivek1866 i think the silly joke is pronouncing the name as "gawku" as in gawking at something. 🙄

[@sarojiniginger]

@@EqualsThreeable just a bit of trivia for you.. ,Gokul, the name cones from Gokul- the mythological village Lord krishna grew up in.

[@kumarvivek1866]

@@EqualsThreeable we are the fan of krishna , he was raised in gokul.😂😂 That's why..

[@-Evergreen.]

*tHe mIToChOnDriA iS tHE PoWErHoUsE oF ThE cELl*

[@colbyzur4642]

Cells cells they’re made of organelles

[@theend2697]

@@colbyzur4642 wow you should get a cookie

[@colbyzur4642]

@@theend2697 the party don’t start till the membrane let’s us innnn

[@Skillssue]

Idk why but this cracked me up..😂

[@oladiedoo50]

@@colbyzur4642 mitochondria is an organel

[@fauzulazim2993]

I want to blame my school teacher for giving me C+ when I draw the cells like an abstract object like that, but it's too late, why this video uploaded after my graduation? 😐

[@anishkarna5838]

Verywell

[@muskansiddikee2171]

🤣🤣

[@kanad2693]

im sure they can't give you C+ for one wrong diagram 😉

[@abramgrey2237]

@@kanad2693 😂

[@leannecoventry2259]

There is nothing 'abstract' about these images. The abstract is about not depicting a visual reality. These images are even more real than anything that has come before.

[@SabaDhutt]

6:00 “how virus enters the cell...we can intervene “. Yeah, we need that, like, yesterday.

[@petros_adamopoulos]

It takes time. Though failing at it yet is still better than what "critics" of science do : nothing.

it is not a virus.. it is an exosome.. do your homework.. do not end up like these guys trying to prove fiction is reality.. germ theory is a fraud..

[@raffriff42]

Based on a dive into Wikipedia I did last week, there's a couple dozen ways they do it, at least. Bio-viruses are at least as diverse as computer viruses. (and btw, HCQ+zinc already interferes with that process for the virus you're probably thinking of)

[@HighExplosiveDualPurpose40mm]

Years from know after truths reveal themselves you'll realise how much of a puss you all are at heart for desperately trying to shield yourselves from life... Especially the little masked bitches who drive around in their little bitch vehicles with the windows up masked gloved and alone

[@b__c7538]

@@HighExplosiveDualPurpose40mm Ooh, a big scary tough guy!

[@11am]

Wow, that woman spoke with so much passion it's contagious

[@Sincuttiere]

I can only imagine the pure feelings of happiness and joy these researchers share with each other when they make discoveries

[@DrReginaldFinleySr]

Wow! I'm a biology professor and am totally enthralled by this technology. Amazing work! Deep Innerspace in realtime.

[@mayankrawat423]

'Your textbooks are wrong' Our whole education system is wrong .

[@kvrox1]

Feel you bruh.

[@thegamerlucifer6664]

True

[@objectdefiance4027]

@/X/EN It is though. Okay slight exaggeration. Unless it's an American college.

[@Khyrid]

I used to think 1 + 1 is 2, but with new math common cores, I now know it equals 34.

[@shinkiro69420]

Ikr !!!

[@lordspongebobofhousesquare1616]

almost all biology textbooks never show accurate pictures because it's impractical

[@akshitmonga478]

exactly 3d objects being condensed into 2 dimensions will never create an accurate representation

[@Kayla-pj4bc]

And easier to understand. Once you understand the cells and structures you can interpret these more accurate images with a better understanding of what's going on

[@user-wn8mc1yc1g]

Lord Spongebob of House Squarepants why would it be impractical?

[@ladyathenaofowls]

J yeah expect a high school kid to understand these.

[@fonzyfermin8896]

@@user-wn8mc1yc1g You cannot accurately display a 3d object on a 2d space

[@louf7178]

It's unnecessary to call textbooks "wrong" when their intent is about elementary understanding. The trendy "i'Ve beEn LiEd tOo" rhetoric causes unnecessary alarm.

[@javiersoto5223]

It is wrong tho. It's like bohrs model of the atom. It gets the idea across but it's technically wrong.

[@kevinbissinger]

it's called click bait. welcome to the internet

[@abcabc-uv6ce]

Alien world in movies: wow so many strange and organic movements and interaction. Cell: Am I a joke to you?

[@bestgrams3951]

Take it from this 10+ year remission of a rare blood cancer, due to an organic nanotechnology thanks to James Cancer Hospital's cutting edge test trials. Some strange lingering questionable effects and a slow difficult remission, but, (motto) " I'm getting better every day." NO JOKE, the joke was later to learn the ongoing follow ups and literally 'only' to determine if I'm still around, but absolutely no other info is transmitted or makes a difference.

[@SernasHeptaDimesionalSpace]

@@bestgrams3951 hope you will be better and around for a long time still. Sugar is real helpfull for cancer to spread around so forget about it for a longer healthier life.

[@bestgrams3951]

@@@SernasHeptaDimesionalSpace I appreciate your kindness, thank you.

[@SernasHeptaDimesionalSpace]

@@bestgrams3951 I herd of that such tecnology quite long ago how they use bacteria that is not bad for as cause they are encapsulated and at the same time they are good to direct with then since they could be controling it with man made polaryty and used to go as disaiere though peoples veins system. good lack madame

[@Hussein_Nur]

You guys have the best thumbnails on KZbin. I can use them all as a wallpaper at my house. Amazing work as always Seeker.

[@ethereal369]

"You are the universe expressing itself as a human for a little while" ~ Eckhart Tolle

[@xanbell7723]

More like the multiverse living and experiencing itself, in my mind

[@dhwang101]

Humans are but star dust

[@jonDoe-ml3jq]

When people use to laugh at me when I tell them in our body is a whole universe

[@venusflawn1980]

I was taught the same thing. Not at school though.

[@TheRealVivia]

Same. And it’s eery because we could totally just be smaller parts of a larger body that we are looking outward at through telescopes as well.

[@estbroc9860]

I live for these topics of conversation.

[@yes-vy6bn]

you have humans in your body? cannibalism is not something to be proud of..

[@jonDoe-ml3jq]

@@yes-vy6bn if you ever ate hotdogs or meat ballz then you have some or a lot of human flesh in you

[@briantaylor7075]

The Universe we live in could be like a single cell in the vastness of the multiverse. Like an infinitesimal Gigaverse.

[@TheGeckoNinja]

maybe that's were our thoughts and ideas come from

[@SOLIDSNAKE.]

That's a really plausible thing

[@kombosabinho]

One Gigaverse One Teraverse One Petaverse One Niggaverse

[@Earthad23]

Wrong

[@ibeetellingya5683]

Imagine if those macro-beings used powerful microscopes and saw us waving at them.

[@Lackage]

You know that's some serious stuff when the guy working on it is called Gokul

[@prasunbagdi6112]

Goku😆

[@keller109]

Sorry. More of a Vegeta fan 👀

[@LynxRhyme]

DragonBall reference!!

[@stellaqaustralia]

I find it so fascinating that most laypersons (like me) have a hard time differentiating between a satellite landscape photo & a massively magnified cellular ‘scape’ photo. That is the consistency & beauty of nature, fractal geometry & mathematics. Perfect! ✌️🦋

[@OblivionKnight76]

4:23 "Just talking about this is giving me a bo- goosebumps!"

[@rishirajsaikia1323]

But not us

[@alexarvanitis4331]

😂

[@MaxUgly]

Haha!!

[@thehammurabichode7994]

_Beyond smooth_

[@bebeezra]

_"As above so below."_

[@SernasHeptaDimesionalSpace]

thats right, take a look to my work.

[@bobllanes3808]

Satan's favorite saying.. unfortunately this knowledge of cells behavior will be used by evildoers. Satan's minions will be able to manipulate and destroy man kind through Biological warfare weapons. To destroy somthing you must totally understand how it functions. Everything starts out with good intentions but ends up destroying mankind. The road to hell is paved with good intentions.

[@obadiahkilgore2964]

@@bobllanes3808 i hate to have to give Satan any power, but I also have to agree with you. Thats why i founded Obadiahs House International Ministries. www.obadiahshouse.wordpress.com

[@depshallburn]

@@bobllanes3808 Those are just evil people on their own agenda. Ain't no Satan involved lol.

[@lenkngomez8451]

Dep ShallBurn and where do you think these thoughts or evil ideas come from ?? Where does your consciousness go when you sleep ? These ideas you get wether good or bad it might be some form of energy you pick up around the world, the same way when someone winks at you and you get this energy idea of something , sometimes they come out of no where like someone people saying God spoke to them , or usually happens when they lose everything. These billionaires know most of this, so rich so good yet can’t help out the world such as Africa, or be role models for everyone .

[@kippnguyen6322]

Biologists: Your textbooks are wrong, this is actually what cells look like Me: *drops out of AP Biology*

[@meghanachauhan9380]

My entire life was a lie :O

[@tryingtomakeabuck4556]

the truth are I you ok

[@meghanachauhan9380]

@the truth well technically that's the only way you can keep nationalism possible. Without constant brainwash people just fall into chaos and disarray. It's not just the fault of thsoe at top for manipulating people into creating a social structure, it's also fault of the people for being so chaotic they need to be brainwashed to make a structured group

[@meh11235]

@the truth industrial revolution means what it says.

[@heartsource417]

This is fascinating and exciting. How could you not be inspired working with cells in such depth? This will lead to some great things.

[@TubeOzaurus]

Like plandemics?

[@heartsource417]

@@TubeOzaurus What the heck are "plandemics"?

[@heartsource417]

@@gga449 Science and technology are not the problem. The problem is a human race predominantly behind in their own mental and emotional development. They are so slow in their own evolutionary process, that we still, in the 21st century, are as though living in the dark ages. Look around you. Listen to the voices that are the loudest. Its nauseating. There are a lot of amazing and intelligent people in this world, just not ENOUGH. There isn't too much science, there's too little intelligence en mass to do it justice, so those who lag behind use it to propagate their own injustice. That is where your "extinction" comes in.

[@heartsource417]

@@gga449 I am a teacher of Yoga and meditation. I perceive human consciousness differently than you do. I also study the parallels between Theoretical Quantum Physics and mysticism. It is my opinion that you have come to the conclusion you have everything figured out. You don't, of course, but it is your own conclusion that are imprisoning all hope within you of human evolution, and I am not talking about coming from apes. But I do wish you luck. Oh, and I am not here to prop you up, so do seek reassurance in knowledge and not victimhood.

[@SuperSSystem]

6:10 "You now have the ability to intervene" ..this is what is all about

[@andersonandrighi4539]

Textbooks are meant to be simplifications for kids and teens. The complexity of any subject is meant to be studied at college.

[@TheMadmaxster]

Anderson Andrighi they use textbooks is college too pal

[@porkeyminch8044]

You don't teach master's degrees to 5 year olds. You don't even teach them to bachelor students, at least not untill they graduate. Education is about teaching concepts and refining understanding, and textbooks usually do the former.

[@i-never-look-at-replies-lol]

The complexity of any subject is to be studied in the field

[@arvintis2293]

Jackson Percy Personally I think there should be more advanced lessons being taught in high school. Straight A student in all AP classes and I’m still bored of school. Most of the things I enjoy learning about and actually learn the most from are online.

[@porkeyminch8044]

I agree Atrelix. But unfortunately the school system doesn't take into account the different levels of student intelligence, or at least not very well.

[@Dana5775]

“Texts books are wrong “ how about new imaging technology helps biologists.

[@Dana5775]

Zero Rewind I get it but it is so immature. They have to insult the status quo to get our attention. The text books aren’t wrong just not as detailed.

[@toAdmiller]

@@Dana5775 Right. Any advance in science has an implied caveat: "This as accurate as we can be with the best of our present knowledge..."

[@edc2879]

The text books need updating and/or schools don't have access to advance imaging technology

[@toAdmiller]

@@edc2879 Textbooks tend to be large, expensive and can take months or years to write, edit and publish. Even when they are eventually published, technically they are already somewhat out of date...Why? Because the advancement of science never stops! And how do you decide to re-write an entire textbook... when a single chapter is out of date? A single paragraph? A single diagram? A single sentence? When do you consider "too much of it to be out-of-date"? "The textbooks need updating..." is only 4 words long, but to rectify it takes a TON of never-ending work...

[@toAdmiller]

@Dr Deuteron Quite possibly...but any "errata sheet" included with a brand new textbook is itself, likely to become outdated in mere weeks/months...perhaps if texbooks were made digitally only with the errata corrected in real time as often as practical...but until then, the paper/bound versions will always be "as good as we can get, but perpetually outdated...

[@brigittebeltran6701]

I realized this decades ago when I created my cartoon "The Adventures of Ruby Redcell". Cells are AMAZING little universes!

[@Master_Therion]

They should build several of these awesome microscopes so other research labs can buy them. Biologist: Look at the cells!! Salesperson: Look at the sales!!

[@alcatraz160]

You know some patent holder is getting excited somewhere.

[@enduringbird]

I can't imagine how much one of those would cost plus you'd need at least one dedicated technician to run it and then there's the software. The majority of the coolness in the video was software manipulation of the data.

[@Second_UNIT]

R M still, having these either for hire or rent for research centers to determine whether or no they’d make the investment into tech like this could be valuable, and it would open more positions for work. And as someone who’s currently stuck in a dead end job and has applied to thirty different work places in the last month and only received 3 calls back, this kind of stuff might be valuable.

[@Yalrick]

That has already been the case for many years! The tech in this video is about 2 decades old and there are several very well established companies that sell these microscopes

[@Yalrick]

@@Second_UNIT Pretty much all universities and research institutions have many of these microscopes and operators already

[@Michael-wn4jj]

We're living in an exciting age getting almost weekly fundamental news what in the past has changed once in a lifetime.

[@LeprosuGnome]

They talked so much about the method and why, but showed so little about the image. I'm disappointed.

[@talalzero1418]

Yeah that annoyed me too But that’s because the device hasn’t been introduced to biologists and pathologists yet So most of the talk would be more about the method and technology than the actual application

[@LeprosuGnome]

@@talalzero1418 yeah but they must have tested this in so many ways and must have so many images, could have showed at least a few more... I mean the entire video has like 20 seconds of It...

[@spinyslasher6586]

So you're less interested about the process and just want the results.

[@XViKtoRiaX]

I loved that they showed how the technology was developed, and we get to see the amazing team of professionals that got together to find the method to retrieve this information. The method is everything! This microscope is a new tool that opens many study areas. Imagine what scientists will be able to learn from it.

[@LeprosuGnome]

This new method is all about generating better images, and these very inteligent individuals here think it's cool not wanting to see any images. Amazing.

[@johnnytarponds9292]

This was wonderful! Science, by definition, is exploration for understanding. This research is the pointy-end of the science “stick”, allowing more understanding of fundamental biology. Great vid!

[@chandreshch8432]

Oh! Now my cell diagram that I drew in the last test when I flunked matches with this! Gotta send this video to my teacher to get my test reviewed!

[@ujjwalladdha208]

The only thing I know about cells is that "Mitochondria is the powerhouse of cell".

[@rishirajsaikia1323]

Mitochondria was a primitive bacteria than somehow got into eukaryotic cell.

[@Rik-jl5dc]

And you have the Mitochondria belonging from your mother, not from your father due to cytoplasmic inheritance of mitochondrial DNA. That's why mitochondrial diseases are inherited from mother and not from your father.

[@loganh2140]

Maze bean

[@bennybouken]

@john smith ok boomer

[@Jervin-Music]

UnderwaterSandcastle was Jesus the powerhouse of the cell?

[@nickc.lanides6220]

I've been wondering about this since 7th grade, after first using a microscope! I'm 43 now, thank you for the closure! Lol

[@Esico6]

You aint seen nothing yet. The more you see the less you know.

[@SuperZekethefreak]

One of the coolest videos I've ever watched. BRAVO! And a great reminder that we are really a collective of trillions of small creatures all cooperating to make up who we are. We are literally a collective that thinks with a single mind!

[@Killjoy0329]

A lot of things in school are wrong, for example “go to college and get a good job or you won’t survive”

[@darkseid856]

Almost everyone's running for money .

[@Heretogasunu]

Trade school or military

[@complexunity4533]

Funny thing, salesmen sell the outcome they want to see. If the majority believe the pitch and buy into it, the desired outcome eventually comes the fruition in reality as the majority don’t want to be shorted in the end and work towards the same desired outcome.

[@icebearr7631]

🤣

[@adisnavius5861]

Thats actually true if you arent skilled you cant earn money without a diploma

[@somebread695]

These videos are so damn informative, I love having this stuff on KZbin so anyone who is interested in learning something new has the opportunity to valid, trustworthy content

[@Mike-rt2vp]

I'm pretty sure there's way more wrong with our textbooks than that.

[@czourides]

Like the heliocentric Universe nonsense.

[@ilovesparky13]

Awakened Mind What

[@czourides]

@@ilovesparky13 The Earth is verifiably not a spherical ball nearly 25,000 miles in circumference. And every attempt trying to prove apparent rotation or curvature has failed. Fact. Furthermore, Weather Balloon footage taken with straight lens cameras from 110,000+ feet shows nothing but Flat Line Horizon. Spherical trigonometry dictates significant curvature from half that altitude IF the Earth were in fact a ball with the aforementioned circumference.

[@JohnCena8351]

@@czourides Oh cool, i found a wild flat earther!

[@czourides]

@@JohnCena8351 more than 50 million Americans now question the Earth's shape, growing exponentially. Time to get with it my man. And I'm more than happy to discuss the issue, civilly. Keep your pavlovian ad hominem reactions in check, and we can proceed.

[@robertoconnor371]

Fantastic progress! In the 60's & 70's we had to use a 3 way hit of Windowpane to see on this scale. Sometimes we were really never sure what we were looking at and at other times we would get hit by a car.

[@ruchisharma667]

Gokul's amazement is so relatable 🤩

[@RandomSmith]

WOW, this blew my mind and probably one of the most important innovations I have seen, wonder why there are downvotes? Are they overselling this or something?

[@F17A]

Imagine living in someone without knowing

[@speklarcollege6715]

We do sort of already

[@Zak-ob5ze]

@@speklarcollege6715 ?

[@omigator]

Imagine being someone

[@Cosigner22]

@@omigator 🤣🤣🤣🤦🏻‍♂️

[@luxuriousfir]

@@speklarcollege6715 :) DOG ↩️

[@tehenga38nz]

So bewildered/ amazed by what they are discovering about how complex and vast the cell structures are yet so confident that they evolved.

[@MisterrWonderful]

Pffffft

[@attiliobastosguarnieri5416]

Well, what I can say is that I understand English and I really enjoyed the video with images and valuable information. unfortunately the people of my country will understand little or nothing by the different language. I will try to do a translation so that I can share. amazing the video. congratulate

[@dgretlein]

This is super cool! Thank you for sharing this absolutely fascinating discipline. Great analogy in the closing comment “instead of looking at galaxies, we’re looking at the galaxies within the cells”.

[@surendraarora6434]

English teacher: No sentence starts with because Biology teacher: Hold my beer

[@luddity]

Because we have better imaging now, we can see what cells really get up to.

[@s0so328]

Julia Lerner why I wonder why would English teachers ever teach us this bullshit

[@darkseid856]

I know it's a joke . But why biologists , physicists or any other scientist will care about English ? English is weird language anyway.

[@Exen88]

Imagine if all these great innovations were available to the masses. Just with share numbers, someone will find a break through in biology. Might just be a kid with interest in science who had discovered something new that career biologist may have missed... I think with more eyes, this would be the faster way to discovering new and exciting information, ultimately, could rapidly advance us.

[@caseygtr]

"We're wasting our money on space" "Okay, well we are applying tech developed from studying space in the hopes of better treating and curing diseases in the future"

[@twoandahalffoos3598]

This reminded me of my dmt experiences

[@mikah4051]

This is most interesting technology I've ever seen. Astounding science.

[@TonkarzOfSolSystem]

What an incredible breakthrough. Even just a year ago I would've said this was impossible, and at that time this video had already been published.

[@SteveWindsurf]

Getting closer to Star Trek medical imaging - awesome content.

[@yestfmf]

Now they are approaching the point where they can see things fluctuate.......

[@chuckitaway466]

Yes...they have all the best medical gear already in movies. The Expanse has some good gear. Gravity meds etc

[@hotmandead1]

Seeing this raised my mitochondria levels

[@Perrythedrummer]

Will be available soon for the small price of 5 million

[@johnyepthomi892]

That's still cheap.

[@hiruthseyoum5969]

Exactly There is pattern, harmony, uniformity, beauty and principles in all of God’s creation. There’s the parallel image of structure of the universe in each cell and the whole human body at large. This teaching has been repeatedly documented in ancient Ethiopian literature. Thank you for sharing 🙏🙏🙏from Ethiopia

[@romandelacruz9413]

Someone once said to me "Once you understand the secret of the Russian Matryoshka dolls (stacking dolls) you will better understand the universe."

[@livinglifeleona]

That makes sense on sooooo many levels. Including higher dimensions in a scientific sense.

[@TheBillNye]

This was 2 years ago. I’m curious how much we’ve advanced since then. I’m also curious why I’ve never seen this in any of my biology classes

[@tonyztyles8330]

To a dramatic extent

[@Eman_Puedama]

​@@tonyztyles8330 I don't think KZbin allows links anymore, but could you provide any useful search terms to find out more please? I'm very interested in this technology.

[@SongWhisperer]

"Your textbooks are wrong", I suspect we'll hear that a lot in the near future.

[@ElephantWhisperer222]

Same

[@aerobique]

yes, especially relevant and important for "economics"

[@SongWhisperer]

@Delon Duvenage That was a great video, thanks.

[@GeeTrieste]

Amazing. Realtime moving MRI style microscopy. This truly the cutting edge of modern day technology, I would have thought to be science fiction otherwise.

[@CJusticeHappen21]

What do you call cells that want to replicate, but can't? Incells. What have I done?

[@rishirajsaikia1323]

Lol 😆

[@Yurionzalez3494]

This isn't funny

[@anthonyc4138]

Lol

[@anthonyc4138]

@@Yurionzalez3494 shut up incel

[@Legion849]

@@Yurionzalez3494 Incel Incel!! Haha

[@williethomas2628]

As a biologist these discoveries only heighten tomorrow's breakthroughs.

[@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep]

Hopefully there will be some breakthroughs in the certification for treatments by the FDA and what gets funding by the NIH for trials such as non-patentable medicines. Why should vitamin C or magnesium used to say treat a viral infection require the hoops to jump through as drugs, which will never happen. The system is designed with inherent bias towards only drugs from multibillion dollar drug companies that can foot the bill.

[@vinicoutinho]

Such an amazing deed like this could be only brought by someone named Goku.

[@HmongCrypto]

Lmao...thought only I notice this.

[@praveshsharmadahal4324]

Gokul- Indian name

[@vinicoutinho]

@@praveshsharmadahal4324 It was a joke based in my obvious ignorance about all the names in India. I understand it sounds stupid when you know it's a regular name. In advance, I'm sorry if it offends you culturally.

[@ivotenotocensorship5247]

@@vinicoutinho I'll gut you like a tortellini

[@praveshsharmadahal4324]

Vinícius Coutinho all good!! We got really bad names so even I make fun of my own people.

[@JM168M]

Someone once told me, Stop Looking up and start looking down. Thank you to everyone who made this possible. Cheers! 😄🥳😁😘🍉🍉

[@daisysteiner85]

Utterly wonderful! What astounding work, if I could go back to my teenage self and learn math and science properly I would become a cell biologist! Amazing video, thank you.

[@GP-qb9hi]

Remember this: biology is still 1000x more complex than our highest level of technology.

[@AngelicReaper25]

Its complex but not necessarily more efficient. Hilariously its the laziest way that it can find to make things work or rather continue surviving

[@GP-qb9hi]

@@AngelicReaper25 Efficiency is exactly that.

[@iantan6141]

This is gonna make my medical textbooks about 10 inches thicker lol

[@yes-vy6bn]

text books aren't wrong, they just show an artistic, simplified visualisations. its like how we teach that electrons orbit around atoms like how planets orbit around the sun, but as you get into more advanced physics they teach you its much more complex than that

[@jacobwright5542]

Those images are very similar to the images of the galactic web, not the web of a galaxy but the web of all galaxies. Great work you guys. Awesome. Thank you so much. Please keep exploring