The four nations lived in peace until the fire nation attacked only the avatar master of all four elements could stop them but when the world needed him most he vanished
Question: Where on this equation do you draw a line to make this equation *EQUAL* ? Contestants: Add a line to not make it equal HAFU GO: Your genius shall be unmatched
@@morenahernandez6122 I know, I was confused on why they said square roots *cuz aren't you supposed to take them in 7th grade* Also it depends on the school,my friend's sister's school considers grade 5 as mid school
5:25 Here you clearly said the word "equation" , but they put the "not equals to" sign so now it is no longer an equation, it has become an "inequality" therefore the answer is wrong.
Hi there Just some input on the Math question. Notice how Hafu Go asked to make this equation EQUAL. Which means both sides has to result in the same value. In this case, when the Yale students put the following, 5+5+5+5 (not equal sign) 555, they are actually wrong given the question asks for equal values on both sides. 5+5+5+5 is not the same as 555. However, if the question asked the students to make the equation TRUE, instead of EQUAL, then yes the solution given is correct. Strictly and IMO, only one student qualified over that round. Though great job! I would have never thought of solving it the provided way. Kudos to them for thinking out of the box!
Which number follows the pattern? All of them: 19 and all of them are (partially) wrong, since a definite sequence of N numbers doesn't determine the N+1th number in the sequence. The correct answer would actually be ANY NUMBER. This may seem counter-intuitive, but in order to ascertain the following number, you would need to know the function of the sequence, which doesn't necessarily have to be in terms of y=f(n); n is the element of natural numbers. Nevertheless, without knowing this, you can calculate the following number. And yes, mathematically speaking, all IQ tests that involve these questions are kind of wrong.
The "≠" sign should not be a possible answer to question 8. The question was clear: add one line to "5+5+5+5" in order for it to equal 555. Drawing one line through the "=" sign correctly shows that 5+5+5+5 does NOT equal 555, but it doesn't make both sides of the equation equivalent; that's the literal definition of the "≠" sign. Did I miss something? What don't I know here?
Yeah, the way he asked the question isn't good. If you add the line, you can make the equation true (5+5+5+5 is different from 555) but you don't make it equal to 555, which is what he asked (as he said "equal to this" while pointing at 555).
I thought maybe "The Universe" was the time-keeping device with the most moving parts. I think that that answer can maybe be justified. Also, if you consider that light is also a particle, than for a sundial to work requires like a lot lot lot of moving parts to work. Since you need to see light for it to work and there are just 10^lots of photons in even like a square cm of area.
@@sura_jongs everybody has their strength and weakness. i know a friend that is also smart and attractive but so stupid when it comes to relationship like she is always taken for advantage.
1. Jefferson 2. Russia 3. (actually there are five) Metal, liquid, gas, plasma, Bose-Einstein condensate 4. Omnivores 5. 60*60*24= 86400 sec 6. 81/9= 9 (Option B) 7. Diamond 8. (not equals to sign) 9. 19 10. hour glass/Atomic clock (9 billion cesium 133 ticks = 1 seconds, that's also how a second is defined.)
You should do more of this type of videos. But with questions that actually suit University students. Something along the line of "Does time run faster or slowing for a moving train" would be more fun. I feel like the questions now are more suited for Primary school students.
That's the point of the video though, to ask university students questions suited for children. It would be kind of boring if they were being asked questions on their grade level
@@TaeNyFan good, maybe you can explain why my trip from Toronto,Canada to Beijing took 12 hours but the return only five minutes. BTW,I do know the answer. Just want to see if you do. Pax
How do you know Waru is American but the others aren't? Because they don't "look American"? Well, from a racist/xenophobic point of view, none of them "looks American" (if you get what I mean). Because of names? If anything, Waru is probably the least common U.S. name in the group. That leaves me with only one conclusion... Am I the only seeing a problematic double standard with your comment?
@@sivasarant1783 Don’t get me wrong: I’m not saying your comment deserves to get you thrown into jail or anything like that. I’m simply pointing out that your comment may indicate a level of bias as to who is “American” and who isn’t. I don’t even think you meant to be bigoted so I’m not even mad or anything-I just wanted to point it out.
Question 8: 5 + 5 + 5 + 5 = 555 --(five)+-- 5 + 5 + 5 = 555, but only if we consider "5" a text string. In some program languages "5"+"5"+"5" does actually equal "555". It is called string concatenation.
Question #10 answer is actually Sapphire cronos but the simple answer is still hourglass but the actual answer is a sapphire cronos because without the sapphire cronos in the time piece time would inherently freeze or slow down massively but if it's there then time remains normal or you can use it also to speed up time but also speeding up time too can also destroy life on earth. I'm also part of your Go Gang
Wouldn't an atomic clock have the most moving parts since it used subatomic particles (the decay of atoms) to measure time and there would be millions of those?
It's more of a riddle than an actual question with a definitive answer, you could define the Earth as a timepiece that gives you a period of exactly one day if you'd like.
1- idk I'm not American 2- Solid, Liquid, Gas, Plasma 3- Omnivores 4- 86400 (idk if I get that as I used a calculator since I don't have a piece of paper but whatever) 5- 9 6- diamonds (idk?) 7- I didn't get it 8- 19 9- a phone? I got 6/9, I'm disappointed lol
"What are the 4 natural states of matter?" I didn't hear about plasma untill high school? Back in middle elementary school and middle school, only the 3 first was mentioned. But plasma? No. //Swede
Meh, it's more of a riddle than an actual question with a single correct answer, you can define the Earth as a timepiece that gives a period of exactly one day, or you can define the galaxy as a timepiece that gives a period of whatever one rotation of the galaxy takes. I suppose you could also define the whole universe as a timepiece, it boils down to how you define it.
Number 10: My answer was "stars"... it has been a timepiece throughout history and there are billions upon billions of them... An Hourglass can consist of two particles if for example you wanted to time 0,00000000000001 of a second ;)
Yep, I was thinking about the same. Like we use the movement of the earth around the sun as a measure of time( a year)… what could stop us from using greater systems ? Then I realized, that answer would make me lose , because I cannot confidently state which motion would be the biggest (with more moving parts).
I only missed the plasma. I think the last answer could be The Universe. We used The Sun and other objects earlier than anything to measure time, but I can not decide is it made or not.
I’m not a Yale student or in Ivy League but damn I answered 9/10 except the question no.1 because I’m a Filipino. Please give me that fucking scholarships!
Number 10's answer is wrong for a couple of reasons. First of all, an hourglass is a timer, not necessarily time-keeping. If it kept time, it would tell you the time of day. Furthermore, hourglasses are relatively small, meaning that they have less moving parts than most clocks at the atomic level.
Hey, you should tell us about what type of music you listen to from workout to study, etc. As well, what shows and youtube videos you enjoy watching and think are beneficial.
That handful of sand needs gravity to be moved and everything in the universe pull the dust towards its direction so all the universe makes the sand fall down the way it falls
Yeah I was thinking of that too, neither the sundial or the hourglass works without the entire universe having some effect on it but which has more moving parts? When taken as a separate entity the hour glass would work with just the earths influence ( yes the moon sun and everything do have some pull but probably not enough to have a noticeable effect) , the sundial requires the sun and earth in motion to work at all.
@@Nicks721 The earth is also pulling and shifting the sun very very slightly and we are all speeding through the galaxy at over 700,000kph. A sundial will not work without the earth and the sun in motion so again I argue that a sundial has more moving parts than an hourglass
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What about Harvard students? Are they smarter than 5th graders?
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@@genius6368 that's good to hear!
@@hafu Thnx Man Am gonna chech it now.
Enjoy!
Yes, but front of camera, everyone Anxious.I really like these type of videos.GREAT!
How did you find answer q 9
The answer is no, no one is smarter than 5th graders. 5th graders are little Einstein’s and we must fear them all.
An undercover 5th grader ay?
@@eljahihamgottin4540 LMAO no I’m in college and I can admit I’m dumber than 5th graders 😂😂
@@ella12626 That's tuff 😔
@@adityadeora6816 lmao shame on you😂
@@adityadeora6816 bless your soul and hope you can repent
“Which country has the largest mass in the world?”
Christine: *Puts a continent*
I think she dropped out of Yale after this video
@@LaSombraa lol 😂
@@LaSombraa I would hide my face for a year cuz I ain’t dropping out 🤣
Largest land mass, does height/depth count?
Yeah God, can’t believe she got into Yale with that IQ?!
man wrote the 4 elements lmao
The four nations lived in peace until the fire nation attacked only the avatar master of all four elements could stop them but when the world needed him most he vanished
@@aperson925 😂
hahah that was the funniest answer
It seems George watches avatar
@@aperson925 😂😂😂😂
George not wrong thou
solid- Earth
Liquid- Water
Gas- Air
Plasma- Fire
You know, gas can be liquid too, right..., and water could be gas form...0.o
True dat
But everything changed when the elements attacked
@@nfspbarrister5681 gas can't be liquid...
@@kincbrlue7947 have you heard "LNG " or "LPG" , you know, things that your gas stove used on?. Go read and be smarter kid...
I got everything right except the first one because I'm not American nor do I live anywhere near it.
i'm american and said jefferson but changed my answer to washington. oops.
Same
Mee to
Me too and I am from Germany 😂👍🏾
Same
Comment section
30% "I got them all right"
20% Fear the 5th graders
50% simp for kara
we are all kara’s fan
more like 90% simp for kara and 10% im embarassed for them
I would ___ Kara, guess the word
@@rinreborn7364 it better not be what im thinking of ;))
@@rinreborn7364 f***
2:20 when you wanted to be the avatar but your mom wanted you to go to yale
hahaha dare to dream~!
lol😂
2:28
Kara's smile is so much beautiful.
Tarzan too
@@ryuharsetyopashaharidadi8029 Tarzan?
yavsama
@@bulutavsar2552 Eyvallah, memleketlim.
@@ryuharsetyopashaharidadi8029 qq
CHRISTINNNEEE she's funny lol the dark matter killed me
That's some yugioh shit hahahahaha
I would have been knocked out at the first question
haha that’s cuz we Canadians eh
same, but it doesn't really count if you're not american
@@timwhite1783 true it’s not fair if you didn’t have USA education system
Question: Where on this equation do you draw a line to make this equation *EQUAL* ?
Contestants: Add a line to not make it equal
HAFU GO: Your genius shall be unmatched
IKR!!! Only one girl got the answer right XD
I thought of that too
Kara and George are so cuteee.
waww hafu liked it
He has a girlfriend
I want to get into Yale more than Harvard... btw Kara is the prettiest girl I’ve ever seen :3
All are appreciating kara
Meanwhile
Byron:Am I joke to u?😂
Lesbian?
@@ryuharsetyopashaharidadi8029 ??
@@sivasarant1783 youre hawkeye
@@ryuharsetyopashaharidadi8029 I was asking what're u saying . I didn't get u
Me who's a sixth grader and doesn't know any of the questions or remember taking those lessons: 👁️👄👁️
good luck bro
Same I'm 5th grader but I don't even remmebr how to do the square root or something lmao
@@pixelgonzalez9065 aren't we supposed to take square roots in middle school-
@@jailanmohamed8938 5th grade ain’t middle school
@@morenahernandez6122 I know, I was confused on why they said square roots *cuz aren't you supposed to take them in 7th grade*
Also it depends on the school,my friend's sister's school considers grade 5 as mid school
5:25 Here you clearly said the word "equation" , but they put the "not equals to" sign so now it is no longer an equation, it has become an "inequality" therefore the answer is wrong.
So I'm not the only one who noticed.
In fact, nobody won.
An inequality is still a equation, buddy
@@BRORIGIN true
Lies again? Smart Clever
Hi there
Just some input on the Math question.
Notice how Hafu Go asked to make this equation EQUAL. Which means both sides has to result in the same value.
In this case, when the Yale students put the following,
5+5+5+5 (not equal sign) 555, they are actually wrong given the question asks for equal values on both sides.
5+5+5+5 is not the same as 555.
However, if the question asked the students to make the equation TRUE, instead of EQUAL, then yes the solution given is correct.
Strictly and IMO, only one student qualified over that round.
Though great job! I would have never thought of solving it the provided way. Kudos to them for thinking out of the box!
Exactly what I was thinking lmao
The supposed right answer is also wrong. You would need three lines, because one of the plus signs is gone... coopted to make the 4.
@@stevetennispro yikes lmao
@@zmath9434 Yikes... what exactly?
@@stevetennispro 5+5+545=555. Still true even if the one plus sign is used to make a 4. Pax
Yale is my dream university and I enjoy watching their students!
Dare to dream!
Christine and George's parents definitely made HUGE charitable donations to Yale
lolll
Kara is beautiful
Actually Katty
Simp
Asians are always cute
@lal mama checkmate *S I M P S*
Kathy in 0:58: I might get this wrong
Says the Yale student who apparently has a map behind her
Which number follows the pattern? All of them: 19 and all of them are (partially) wrong, since a definite sequence of N numbers doesn't determine the N+1th number in the sequence. The correct answer would actually be ANY NUMBER. This may seem counter-intuitive, but in order to ascertain the following number, you would need to know the function of the sequence, which doesn't necessarily have to be in terms of y=f(n); n is the element of natural numbers. Nevertheless, without knowing this, you can calculate the following number. And yes, mathematically speaking, all IQ tests that involve these questions are kind of wrong.
The "≠" sign should not be a possible answer to question 8. The question was clear: add one line to "5+5+5+5" in order for it to equal 555. Drawing one line through the "=" sign correctly shows that 5+5+5+5 does NOT equal 555, but it doesn't make both sides of the equation equivalent; that's the literal definition of the "≠" sign.
Did I miss something? What don't I know here?
Yeah.... I can see where you're coming from, and you're technically correct. I think the guy in the video should've worded it a bit differently.
And? What are you trying to say?
@@akultyagi2818 deez nuts
Yeah, the way he asked the question isn't good. If you add the line, you can make the equation true (5+5+5+5 is different from 555) but you don't make it equal to 555, which is what he asked (as he said "equal to this" while pointing at 555).
I thought maybe "The Universe" was the time-keeping device with the most moving parts. I think that that answer can maybe be justified. Also, if you consider that light is also a particle, than for a sundial to work requires like a lot lot lot of moving parts to work. Since you need to see light for it to work and there are just 10^lots of photons in even like a square cm of area.
Thinking about the universe won't tell you the time in any objective way.
Babbling new age ideas extremely vaguely is NOT a substitute for accuracy.
Kara is quiet pretty n talented😂😂
Yeah she's so smart
Yeah
Beauty with sharp brain..
Was about to say that...
@@sura_jongs everybody has their strength and weakness. i know a friend that is also smart and attractive but so stupid when it comes to relationship like she is always taken for advantage.
They all gotta be talented to get into Yale
7:01 4,6 ,9, 6 ,14 ,6 every number between 6 is following a.p series of differences 5 eg,4, 14-9
X- 14 = 5
X =:19
I knew someone was gonna say the elements 😭😭
hahah me too
1. Jefferson
2. Russia
3. (actually there are five)
Metal, liquid, gas, plasma, Bose-Einstein condensate
4. Omnivores
5. 60*60*24= 86400 sec
6. 81/9= 9 (Option B)
7. Diamond
8. (not equals to sign)
9. 19
10. hour glass/Atomic clock (9 billion cesium 133 ticks = 1 seconds, that's also how a second is defined.)
I'm in love with this kind of videos .. Hafu you are the best 😊
I really enjoyed doing this type of video too!!
You should do more of this type of videos. But with questions that actually suit University students. Something along the line of "Does time run faster or slowing for a moving train" would be more fun.
I feel like the questions now are more suited for Primary school students.
That's the point of the video though, to ask university students questions suited for children. It would be kind of boring if they were being asked questions on their grade level
Your question also doesn't make sense. The whole point of relativity is that there is no set reference frame.
@@NestedQuantifier That doesn't make my question invalid. Btw, I have a phd in physics.
BBC did one yrs ago, called university challenge.
@@TaeNyFan good, maybe you can explain why my trip from Toronto,Canada to Beijing took 12 hours but the return only five minutes. BTW,I do know the answer. Just want to see if you do. Pax
Most of them seemed to have moved from korea,Japan,China, Taiwan i think so. I can only see only one American girl Waru
Perhaps some of them, but probably not all of them, but their parents might have. My parents immigrated from Taiwan, but I was still born here.
How do you know Waru is American but the others aren't? Because they don't "look American"? Well, from a racist/xenophobic point of view, none of them "looks American" (if you get what I mean). Because of names? If anything, Waru is probably the least common U.S. name in the group. That leaves me with only one conclusion... Am I the only seeing a problematic double standard with your comment?
@@ZhangK71 ok bro I wont comment like this again. It was my point of view. I ain't a racist
@@sivasarant1783 Don’t get me wrong: I’m not saying your comment deserves to get you thrown into jail or anything like that. I’m simply pointing out that your comment may indicate a level of bias as to who is “American” and who isn’t. I don’t even think you meant to be bigoted so I’m not even mad or anything-I just wanted to point it out.
What about Vietnam,Thailand,Malaysia,Indonesia,Cambodia,Singapore,Laos,Philippines,Mongolia,Bhutan,Nepal,Kazhakstan,Uzbekistan and Siberia?
Kara is the best❤❤❤❤
does anyone else think she doesnt look asian lolz
@@samuelmoriarty2561 She looks Korean.
@@bailley3417 korean is asian bruh
@@Abrollt I think they meant around china or Japanese.
Which timepiece has the most moving parts?
Answer: The Universe
👀 That makes some sense fr
What’s Kara’s ins @? :0
😂😂😂😂 if u know dont forget to tell me
@@aliderrr6530 apparently, its @ yu_karara
Simp
Siiimmmpp
Kara so pretty!!
Question 8: 5 + 5 + 5 + 5 = 555
--(five)+-- 5 + 5 + 5 = 555, but only if we consider "5" a text string. In some program languages "5"+"5"+"5" does actually equal "555". It is called string concatenation.
kara is cute bro
she's so pretty!!
@Robert F she is white but her race isn’t white tho
@@kennethjames1837 she looks wasian.
@Robert F she’s clearly asian
@@deis8337 shes mixed i think
2:28 he was thinking of avatar the last airbender 😂😂😂😂😂
This makes me fee so much better about myself
Hafu: What is the hardest mineral in the world?
Minecraft players: bedrock OFC
you should do this for MIT! I would be down to try it
Aee does kara have a RUclips channel to?
Nope
U should ask whether she has bf lmao😂😂
@@sivasarant1783
🤣🤣🤣 , correct .
That girl named KARA is sooo fine. Dayuumm! 😍
and smart got them all right
She is cute bit alot of makeup
Question #10 answer is actually Sapphire cronos but the simple answer is still hourglass but the actual answer is a sapphire cronos because without the sapphire cronos in the time piece time would inherently freeze or slow down massively but if it's there then time remains normal or you can use it also to speed up time but also speeding up time too can also destroy life on earth. I'm also part of your Go Gang
Wouldn't an atomic clock have the most moving parts since it used subatomic particles (the decay of atoms) to measure time and there would be millions of those?
It's more of a riddle than an actual question with a definitive answer, you could define the Earth as a timepiece that gives you a period of exactly one day if you'd like.
How do you even think of an hourglass for that question? So difficult
2:28 George is The Ironically funny lmao
Bro Kara and Byron OMG
theyre all gorgeous tho.
1- idk I'm not American
2- Solid, Liquid, Gas, Plasma
3- Omnivores
4- 86400 (idk if I get that as I used a calculator since I don't have a piece of paper but whatever)
5- 9
6- diamonds (idk?)
7- I didn't get it
8- 19
9- a phone?
I got 6/9, I'm disappointed lol
Avatar elements💀 great minds think alike
hahah exactly
Y’all learned this in 5th grade??? I’m lost
6th
A lot of these are riddles and aren't actually "taught"
honestly yeah
4th
Yep
Make another one on MIT students.
Yeah definitely will do MIT
Kara is so beautiful omg❤️
"What are the 4 natural states of matter?" I didn't hear about plasma untill high school? Back in middle elementary school and middle school, only the 3 first was mentioned. But plasma? No.
//Swede
same
Same.
Ye definition of plasma is ionized gas so its not a state of matter. Dumb question
Same I feel stupid now
For my country, in fifth grade they just told us that plasma existed but they never really said anything extra or go any further with the details.
ONLY $50!!!THAT IS A LOW BUDGET YOU GOT THERE BUDDY! YALE STUDENTS DESERVE BETTER
Hafu Go: 5:32 make it eqaul
Students: we made unequal (except one)
Hafu Go:correct
me: what???
How can 5+5^4 5+5 be equal to 555? 5^4 is 625 already.
For the last, I feel a sun dial is the correct answer as sunlight contains a bit more moving parts than grains of sand in an hour glass
Meh, it's more of a riddle than an actual question with a single correct answer, you can define the Earth as a timepiece that gives a period of exactly one day, or you can define the galaxy as a timepiece that gives a period of whatever one rotation of the galaxy takes. I suppose you could also define the whole universe as a timepiece, it boils down to how you define it.
bunch of you are simps for Kara and all of us know it
@Ognjen Stevanović alot, but not me. Bros before hoes
whats her instagram
I cant be the only one who just doesn’t see it..
I’m not American so they never taught us the first one, but the rest I got pretty easily 💀
What timepiece has the most moving parts?
Hourglass
You’re hired
*McDonalds*
i simp for kara
isnt everyone? loll
beautiful kara
This video was so fun! Thanks for sharing!
Cooool concept!! Nice way to do campus crawl in this season
5:00 what is the hardest material
Every old minecraft player:hehe
Make a series of these Hafu Go
Okay! Done. Did you watch the first video?
@@hafu yup!
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Number 10:
My answer was "stars"... it has been a timepiece throughout history and there are billions upon billions of them... An Hourglass can consist of two particles if for example you wanted to time 0,00000000000001 of a second ;)
Yep, I was thinking about the same. Like we use the movement of the earth around the sun as a measure of time( a year)… what could stop us from using greater systems ? Then I realized, that answer would make me lose , because I cannot confidently state which motion would be the biggest (with more moving parts).
It's fun and nice, truly appreciated 👏
I only missed the plasma. I think the last answer could be The Universe. We used The Sun and other objects earlier than anything to measure time, but I can not decide is it made or not.
I’m not a Yale student or in Ivy League but damn I answered 9/10 except the question no.1 because I’m a Filipino.
Please give me that fucking scholarships!
Same
I've seen all your videos so far and I'm a big fan of your youtube channel. Always support you from VietNam 🇻🇳
Einstein is just watching them and thinking to himself "bruh, how could you get that wrong"
I am going into 8th grade (it is summer vacation)
question 1: IDK
question 2: Russia
question 3: solid, liquid, gas, IDK
question 4: omnivores
question 5: 86,400
question 6: B??
question 7: diamond
question 8: IDK
question 9: IDK
question 10: hour glass
I‘m mostly focus on your reaction and the result is ur such an excellent host👏👏👏
I can't compare to you ;)
The seventh question is where I was like I ain't qualified as yale
Kara好漂亮! 大美女
2.Russia
3.solid gas liquid
4.omnivorous
5.86400
6.9
7.diamond
8.
9.19
10.hourglass
Amazing questions & answers but I also knew about the answers of that all questions.
I now have faith that I can get into Yale.
Exactly I think almost anyone could get in if the basis is with these questions
Christine gives me hope that I can join Yale.
i simp for karra
There are others really. I showed one to a friend of mine and he didnt like her. So
wow is youre friend gay then
@@wenyaowang9484 he might be a zebra
@@wenyaowang9484 its your watch your spelling
I'm sure George just finished the first season of Avatar
Thanks for sharing bro👏🏾
Ok.... Sooo..... I haven't started to watch the video yet.......But First things first....I have a crush on Kara
Don't call me a simp:)
I also said sundial. It involes the rotation olf the Earth and that has more pieces that an hourglass.
HAPPY NEW YEAR HAFU BROTHER ;-)🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
thank you! you too man
Number 10's answer is wrong for a couple of reasons. First of all, an hourglass is a timer, not necessarily time-keeping. If it kept time, it would tell you the time of day. Furthermore, hourglasses are relatively small, meaning that they have less moving parts than most clocks at the atomic level.
are you serious
@@person-vi6dm Yeah, why wouldn't I be?
@@jaythegreat9211 because arguing that clocks are bigger thus have more atoms than hourglasses is silly
@@jaythegreat9211 +, a timer is a timekeeping device
6:29 the question u asked was to make a correct equation but what you are talking is inequations (i guess) so I think the answer might be wrong.
That is a correct equation 5+5+5+5 \= 555
@@linuswilmes7138that is an inequation...not an equation
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Enjoy it a lot..
Liked b4 watching the whole video
That asia answer was legit 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
you're the best
Hey, you should tell us about what type of music you listen to from workout to study, etc. As well, what shows and youtube videos you enjoy watching and think are beneficial.
Question: Which timepiece has the most moving parts?
Me: That big clock thingi
Answer: Hourglass
Me: same thing
I said the sun
8:34
Actually a phone has much more moving parts than an hour glass, it has tons of photons that move inside of it.
And electrons
@@78anurag true
I would be embarrassed in their position
Elia Moroni not rlly since most of this information isn't relevant for them to know in their major or careers
Bro shut up
These are very easy ones
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WHAT I DONT KNOW PLASMA i must have taken online classes for grade five
Well I'm kinda early this time
*Watching literally after 12 hours of upload*
You’re early but not early enough ;)
@@hafu l m a o yeah but I can assure you that I'll be even earlier next time
Sundial makes more sense to me too, all matter in the solar system is moving to get a time measurement not just a handful of sand.
That handful of sand needs gravity to be moved and everything in the universe pull the dust towards its direction so all the universe makes the sand fall down the way it falls
Yeah I was thinking of that too, neither the sundial or the hourglass works without the entire universe having some effect on it but which has more moving parts? When taken as a separate entity the hour glass would work with just the earths influence ( yes the moon sun and everything do have some pull but probably not enough to have a noticeable effect) , the sundial requires the sun and earth in motion to work at all.
@@Kellier1916 only the earth in motion
@@Nicks721 The earth is also pulling and shifting the sun very very slightly and we are all speeding through the galaxy at over 700,000kph. A sundial will not work without the earth and the sun in motion so again I argue that a sundial has more moving parts than an hourglass
I want more content like this !
Surprisingly not bad… the questions def got easier… I actually got 10/10
Good for you
Please feature MIT, Princeton, Brown, & Stanford too if you can. Thanks!
Will do!
@@hafu yay
Brother make a video on indian vs Chinese maths and English competition, I think it will be a tough competition.
Wow kara have beautiful face
Arey kehana kya chahite ho?🙄