When the knee was evolving, humans weren't playing football. The design of the knee is fine. How we have chosen to use/maintain it is where the problem lies.
Not me! If I am being chased, I run like hell in a straight line to get as far away as possible as quickly as possible! LOL Jokes aside, I see your point.
Firstly we still evolve Secondly, unless playing football bring us evolutionary advantage, it sadly won't change. We could've been doing it as long as humanity existed and we would still have weak knees. There must be a pressure on population to make a change or we would've to breed footballers to artificially create a superathlete A blonde with blue eyes if it's possible
Marie G well, no, we aren't 'apex' predators. We are actually at the same level of a boar. We are persistent predators. That means that we are built for stamina not running. From that angle the knee is fine.
I have a bad knee since my 24 thanks for a bad jump on casual game of soccer with me being a obese monster that last played soccer on his teenagers days lol
Isn't the average life expectancy thing being 30 a bit misleading? I've heard that the infant mortality rate was so high that it brought the average life expectancy down to 30. So in other words if you made it to the age of 18 you could expect to live till your 80's no problem.
I think its also because of the innovations in medicine. Sure the infant mortality was high, but god forbid you get a simple illness back then, that can be easily treated today, theres a high chance youre going to die.
You are exactly right. 0 to 12 are the most Dangerous period of life. If you make it past that into puberty with adult immune systems/stamina, you will likely live at least into your late sixties on average. Most skeletons of cavemen found are aged between 50 and 70 years old. Either that very young. It is rare to find a skeleton of someone between 14 and 50 estimated age because well, they didn't die too often because they were in their prime.
👍 People are like “people totally married at 12 because they only lived til 30”. But yes, it was infant mortality and dying in childbirth so if a male child made it past being a child, they could live a full life. If a woman made it past having kids then she also would make it to 80 also. And our life expectancies have actually gone down recently for the first time since WW2 because of the opioid epidemic. More people died in 2016 from opioids than the entire Vietnam war. Think about that. And all because of pharmaceutical companies and doctors greed.
Being a human biologist, it's great so see content like that on youtube! Besides the structure of knees, other recent human adaptations are also fascinating. To give an example, we have also developed a quite unique form of thermoregulation which allowed us to run long distances in hot temperatures (also known as sweating). A lot of people of European descent are further able to drink milk as adults due to a small mutation which occurred roughly 20 000 years ago and made us lactose tolerant. This mutation was so beneficial that it quickly spread to different populations (I covered this topic in one of my videos). Human evolution is amazing!
So i have 2 questions: In the video the man said that female soccer players have a high change of injury in the knees? Why don’t male players have the same risk gactor.. Second question: i learned that milk makes your bones more dense, as in a baby has a lot of (glue? Im not sure for the English term) flex in their bones and a part of the nutrients in the milk make them less flexible.. but if humans keep drinking the milk, won’t that make the bones break faster as people drink more milk? I’m always taught to drink milk bc it’s good for the bones.. but doesn’t seem that wat
@@twinkharrylwt226 I can answer the second part of the question, sort of. There is a channel named "brew" that goes in depth about that claim. The video is called "Drink One Glass of Milk a Day. Better Bones or Brainwashing?" There isn't really any evidence that can pin point if milk actually helps with making bones stronger. Some studies suggest it does make bones stronger, while others suggest milk may weaken bones. The only thing we know for certain on the matter is the nutrients in milk is needed, however you could easily get these nutrients from other sources in your diet.
@@twinkharrylwt226 Milk isn't good for you after you're a baby. Milk is made for baby calves to put on weight very quickly, so you would too. Also, your bone density is simply down to genetics. My bones are twice as dense as the average persons while others have their bones 8x denser than usual. Making their bones extremely heavy
When bionic limbs are main stream & better than natural limbs, I’ll be making the switch straight away. I’m 17 and have osgood schlatter’s disease so my knees are fucked!
Müd bro that’s fine with me!! No running & minimal walking vs running as much as I want but with the government tracking me. I don’t do anything worth tracking do I really don’t care 😂
@@NurseOrysia1 you've got a phone, they allready so. I don't get why everyone thinks the government wants to microchip people if your phone can give them so much more information...
''Scientists discovered a big secret of the human body. In the anal cavity, there is something that looks like it reads: ''Designed by Tata, made in China''.''
Great! Now, I'm stuck between sitting as much as possible and slowly develop cardio-vascular disease and doing exercise and gettin my knee more and more damaged / painful. When is it that we will easily replace tendons / ligaments?
I suggest just exercise the body everyday in a variety of movements while staying comfortable. The tendons and ligaments have time constant of adaptation 6 months.
Based on what my knee surgeon saw looking inside my knee when I was having surgery at age 21 to fix issues caused by an avulsion fracture/tear to my MPFL, I am predicted to need double knee replacements by 30, 35 at the absolute latest.... So yeah, I'd say knees are perfect evidence that the human body was not designed by an intelligent being, they evolved through an imperfect natural process.
Advise from someone who learned this to late: If your knee hurts tell someone and go easy on yourself. I didn’t and my knee still hurts whenever I play a sport or even wake up in the morning.
I've always wondered if some of these problems are more prevalent now because the genetics that cause them would also have caused early death in the preindustrial age. For instance: my brothers, my first cousin and I all have the same knee problems. We also had early health problems that would have killed us without modern medicine. Correlation is not causation, and we are a very small sample, but it's an interesting question.
One time, i overstretched my knee while on a trampoline at a friends house. I did that on the weekend before the last week of school in June a few years ago. Couldn’t do any water sports that entire summer. It sucked. I never fully recovered from it, as often my right knee can become stiff and hurt from sitting for too long. It also faces more towards the left than my left knee does the right.
TLDR: we evolved as four legged animals for hundreds of millions of years, and only started walking on two legs within a million years and evolution hasn't caught up.
And it likely never will. Evolution happens through undesirable traits not being able to keep you alive long enough to have a bunch of sex. Given that eugenics and culling is considered very wrong by current societies, we likely will not evolve much at all as a species en masse
I give the “Knee” starter item in the skeleton/muscular system a 5/10 rating: good quality, better than primates, but growth plates get weird and pop a lot during growth, making sneaking very hard, leads to being noticed by unwanted eyes, hurt sometimes, making it hard to sleep, leading to multiple academic issues. Improvement needed.
At 21, I have already damaged both of my knees, and experience intermittent pain, stiffness, and instability. I learned early on how fragile knees are.
I'm lucky I had a consultation with an incredible surgeon who said we have lots of research that the knee surgery does nothing, & sent me to physical therapy to learn to move efficiently, build protective muscle, & understanding the need for breaks & pacing yourself.
I know a guy that literally had his knee collapse while he was trying to move a table at work. Apparently it wasn't even that heavy, it was just the last straw. I can't and don't want to imagine the pain.
You can't call the knee injuries design flaws.. firstly as the doctor said our knees are "brilliantly designed" in the best way to walk, stand, sit, run and look good for our bodies. every creature has its own body traits to suit their nature and needs plus each has its own weaknesses. So I don't think it would be fair to compare certain human injury rates to other animals as they have higher rates in other types of injuries. knee injuries can occur due to many reasons most of them are human abuse like lack of elasticity, overuse or holding too much weight, And even without an obvious abuse every part of the human body has a limit to the forces it can handle for example you can't stand on your head for some time and not expect to get injured. same goes for the knees maybe they weren't designed for those rapid transitions in movement.
I personally had an ACL tear few years ago but managed to get it repaired. What really sucks is that my meniscus was also torn, but it was torn so badly it couldn’t be put back again, so I’m still at higher risk of arthritis in my 40s...
IT band syndrome here. Feels like a nail being hammered in your knee every extension and retraction. It can happen from constant exercise but healed in two weeks with an IT band strap, ice compressions, stretching, and yes...exercise in that area.
I found that forefoot striking helped me with my knee pain because most of the impact of my feet striking the ground is absorbed by my toes, ankles, and tendons. It's kind of like the suspension system in a car. Most of the impact is absorbed by the tires before the shocks and struts recoil.
Smaller brain wouldn't help, the resulting empty space in the head would be filled with the cerebrospinal fluid anyway which weighs the same as the brain.
That's exactly why the knee sucks. The knee should be taking awkward impacts like nothing as it is one of the most important parts of our bodies (in the primitive days that is)
I have knee problems related to flat feet. When I bend my knee I put it through a structurally weak position, greatly increasing the strain on the knee.
Im currently dealing with a knee problem, but weirdly it only happens to my right knee. If i keep my knee bent for too long (approximately 15 minutes) i start to feel an urge to stretch it but when I stretch it i instantly start to feel mass amounts of throbbing pain. Its so weird because I’ve had this problem when i was 11 and it naturally went away I guess. But Im now 17 and Its comeback I’ve been hoping it would just go away already but this pain is killing me. its been a month since its comeback, i’m looking for answers now.
The knee isn't bad. I've broken both my knees several times. But I played contact sports like football, lacrosse, and martial arts. And it took some BIG impacts to break my knees. So either other people are just weak, or I'm a special case which I'm not.
“Where seeing more knee problems than ever before...so, what’s going on here?” It’s been termed globesity. There was no such thing as 5’4” people carrying 100 extra pounds of stored energy when our knees were evolving. Even when obesity isn’t as severe as the example I just gave it can be extremely detrimental and risky to the knees. When we make certain movements/motions our knees are put under a pressure that is equal to 4 times our total body weight. Now think: The average American adult is around 30lb heavier than the average adult in the 1960s. That’s *90lb of extra pressure* at times. The only thing saving obese people from blown out knees is luck and the fact that they are collectively more sedentary and spend more time sitting than lean individuals. Want to increase your odds of decent knees as a sixty-something? •Lose a few pounds •Keep those pounds off •Knee pads or knee brace during athletics •Take a recovery day from working out every week •and Seriously- embrace being a lighter weight
Dr. Aaron says “the knee is intelligently designed.” Last time I checked for something to be intelligently designed, there needs to be a designer and creator.
Levi Craig or millions of years of the animal dying and only the best go on, achieving minute mutations, the mutations with beneficial properties like a thumb instead of a finger or seeing colour so you can see instantly that hey there are fruit in that tree
IIRC, the whole 30 year life expectancy is an artifact: many children died young which brought the average down, but if you made it past your teens, your life expectancy was pretty high.
Everytime I hear knee injury it reminds me of Brazilian Ronaldo. The fastest and most skilled forward in mid to late 90s but his career cut short by a completely torn knee cap tendon at 23 years of age. He was still good and made a memorable comeback but he wasn’t the same anymore.
I just want a third arm coming out of my chest so I can support myself against the wall and still have two hands to work my junk when I pee. That would be an intelligent design
At seventeen I stood up to fast and blacked out for a second I hurt both knees, think I pulled the ligaments or something, been six months knees still hurt. I broke my knees FALLING DOWN
Torn my acl in 2009, fixed in 2011. Torn the acl again in 2014, fixed it in 2015 Torn it again in 2020 during the covid outbreak. Just had a HTO surgery to correct knee mal alignment. Also removed meniscus due to being severed damaged. Acl surgery next year. See how it goes this time. I am so done with my knee
I recently got ACL replacement surgery and have not been able to be the same since. Can't straighten/lock my leg. Can't engage my knee cap and quad to flex my quad and pull up my knee cap, so my left quad atrophied a bunch. I can't run, jump, juke, climb, skate, live active like how I used to.... I'm just learning I'll probably need another surgery.... I gave it a year 4 months to heal from initial surgery. Went through many rounds of therapy. I still walk, that's all I can do, so I walk alot just with a left leg that is very unstable compared to the other. Good luck to anyone who is dealing with this issue and injury.
I think some knee issues are self inflicted like bad posture, poor diet, weak surrounded muscles around the knee wearing the wrong shoes, over exercising, terrible mechanics in sport activities and poor flexibility!
Yeah I don't think we evolved to do gymnastics, play football, do back flips, bodybuilding, extreme sports, etc. The knee design is fine. We just chose to do shit our bodies were not designed to do.
@@darkphoenix7225 He had a short pause before using that word. I'm pretty sure that was him considering the consequences if he'd use that word, and still used it. A "devout scientist", or get sponsored by religious organization to blend in these kind of creationism into serious science. Really underhanded tactic.
The homo sapien specie always walked on two legs, I'll give you that, but go back far enought and you'll find some ancestors that did walk on four legs.
I was in a hospital bed for almost a year once hardly leaving my bed. Ended up losing most of my muscle that I never got back. If I try to run, jump or carry any weights I get knee pains almost immediately. Sometimes even just by walking alone.
Sorry to hear about your knees. But it is not due to design problems. It is due to accumulated mutations over thousands of years. The human body is not getting better, it is accumulating an average of one hundred mutations every generation. None of which are good, according to genetic scientists.
Watch how youre suppose to stand and twist your leg on a follow through when golfing. A bad follow through can seriously hurt your knee since thats where all the torque is being applied
This model only looks at the current state of human life which is so far from the bodies intended purpose that of course we will have issues with structures designed for different jobs. if you read the book “born to run” you see that by addressing things like foot strength and changing your movement patterns you can avoid most if not all dangers associated to the knee. Its even said in the video that most ACL tears come from athletes who have poor movement mechanics. Lastly you can’t blame the knee for being poorly designed when you purposely try to break it in sports like football Rugby MMA it just makes no sense. The human body isn’t poorly designed, we just use it poorly especially in America and athletics. There are more people that never have knee problems simply because they learned how to use their bodies the right way and they never complain don’t follow the red herring that injury statistics present.
"Anything you do quickly, you don't do well"
I've heard that one before...
alterfun that’s wat she said
Zaco21_ uh oh stinky
If only that doctor was a woman
Neftali poopy
And I heard that just as I read this
When the knee was evolving, humans weren't playing football. The design of the knee is fine. How we have chosen to use/maintain it is where the problem lies.
Not me! If I am being chased, I run like hell in a straight line to get as far away as possible as quickly as possible! LOL
Jokes aside, I see your point.
Firstly we still evolve
Secondly, unless playing football bring us evolutionary advantage, it sadly won't change. We could've been doing it as long as humanity existed and we would still have weak knees. There must be a pressure on population to make a change or we would've to breed footballers to artificially create a superathlete
A blonde with blue eyes if it's possible
Marie G well, no, we aren't 'apex' predators. We are actually at the same level of a boar. We are persistent predators. That means that we are built for stamina not running. From that angle the knee is fine.
It should have been mandatory as a human to play football 100,000 years ago, we’d all be fine
This. The title should be "humans aren't designed to play sport"
up to 29 years old: my left knee, my right knee
from 30 years old on: my good knee, my bad knee
I have a bad knee since my 24 thanks for a bad jump on casual game of soccer with me being a obese monster that last played soccer on his teenagers days lol
Oh no. I am turning 30 this year and it's not the first time I've heard this
I’m in the opposite boat. But not since age 30. Since I was 17. Ugh.
I'm 19 and i already have a bad knee lmao i fell when i was ice skating less than a year ago. It feels hella weird since then.
lol, both my knees are equally bad
Yes but why does it always happen to Chicago teams?
*Derrick rose*
D rosw
Hahaha
That one hurt
🥲
Bicep curls
me: easy
bench press
me: easy
leg day
me: let me warm-up for an hour and put on supportive gears
OH OH OH SAME, IM SUPER GOOD AT ARM EXERCISES BUT LEG DAY AND LEG EXERCISES ARE SUPER HARD AND PAINFUL ALL THE TIME
Your knee gears?
Facts bro 😂
Yep, can confirm
Complete opposite I start my Monday’s as leg days. I can squat a lot of weight but since I work my legs a lot I can walk after.
Did anyone else’s knees hurt just from watching this
Ian Rosenberg My knees always hurt so yes.
i feel it
omg yes
They hurt before clicking :,)
No, boomer
Currently dealing with a torn ACL ! Perfect timing Cheddar. I have no idea when I'll be able to go in for surgery due to COVID-19
Yikes!
Been living with a torn acl sinces oct 13, 2018....let that sink in
That’s rough man, you’ll get through this. Tore mine in 2015!
Same here
DKornacki3 gl m8
Literally me
Back: scoliosis
Foot: flat
Knee: osgood schlatter
Hotel: trivago
I got Osgood schlatter during 9th grade wrestling. It's so painful it's like a bear trap snapping your knee
I got everything you said except for the foot, I got my Osgood from jumping a lot
Damn boy, your physical therapist must love you.
If you have hypermobile elbow it will be complete
@@jasonrichardsondvi177 😂😂😂I had it for years... And my dad, grandad and probably previous generations got it... Fuckin hell
Isn't the average life expectancy thing being 30 a bit misleading? I've heard that the infant mortality rate was so high that it brought the average life expectancy down to 30. So in other words if you made it to the age of 18 you could expect to live till your 80's no problem.
You beat me to it. I was going to make the same point.
It's high infant mortality mainly that kept life expectancy down.
I think its also because of the innovations in medicine. Sure the infant mortality was high, but god forbid you get a simple illness back then, that can be easily treated today, theres a high chance youre going to die.
You are exactly right. 0 to 12 are the most Dangerous period of life. If you make it past that into puberty with adult immune systems/stamina, you will likely live at least into your late sixties on average.
Most skeletons of cavemen found are aged between 50 and 70 years old. Either that very young.
It is rare to find a skeleton of someone between 14 and 50 estimated age because well, they didn't die too often because they were in their prime.
👍 People are like “people totally married at 12 because they only lived til 30”.
But yes, it was infant mortality and dying in childbirth so if a male child made it past being a child, they could live a full life. If a woman made it past having kids then she also would make it to 80 also.
And our life expectancies have actually gone down recently for the first time since WW2 because of the opioid epidemic.
More people died in 2016 from opioids than the entire Vietnam war. Think about that. And all because of pharmaceutical companies and doctors greed.
not 80s but certainly 40s or 50s
I'll tell My father to do a better job on this
Please do, oh and fix our spines too please.
Instead of fixing our knees, tell your father to fix our brains
@Troy Gonzalez Trust me, there's no fixing this mess 👌
Hi jesus please can you fix our feet spines and ugly faces
Thanks, man. Clutch, once again!
Being a human biologist, it's great so see content like that on youtube! Besides the structure of knees, other recent human adaptations are also fascinating. To give an example, we have also developed a quite unique form of thermoregulation which allowed us to run long distances in hot temperatures (also known as sweating). A lot of people of European descent are further able to drink milk as adults due to a small mutation which occurred roughly 20 000 years ago and made us lactose tolerant. This mutation was so beneficial that it quickly spread to different populations (I covered this topic in one of my videos). Human evolution is amazing!
So i have 2 questions:
In the video the man said that female soccer players have a high change of injury in the knees? Why don’t male players have the same risk gactor..
Second question: i learned that milk makes your bones more dense, as in a baby has a lot of (glue? Im not sure for the English term) flex in their bones and a part of the nutrients in the milk make them less flexible.. but if humans keep drinking the milk, won’t that make the bones break faster as people drink more milk? I’m always taught to drink milk bc it’s good for the bones.. but doesn’t seem that wat
@@twinkharrylwt226 I can answer the second part of the question, sort of. There is a channel named "brew" that goes in depth about that claim. The video is called "Drink One Glass of Milk a Day. Better Bones or Brainwashing?" There isn't really any evidence that can pin point if milk actually helps with making bones stronger. Some studies suggest it does make bones stronger, while others suggest milk may weaken bones. The only thing we know for certain on the matter is the nutrients in milk is needed, however you could easily get these nutrients from other sources in your diet.
How did this mutation spread to other populations?
@@IzzytMe Well, how did your parents genetic variations coming together form you? You now have the answer...
@@twinkharrylwt226 Milk isn't good for you after you're a baby. Milk is made for baby calves to put on weight very quickly, so you would too. Also, your bone density is simply down to genetics. My bones are twice as dense as the average persons while others have their bones 8x denser than usual. Making their bones extremely heavy
Knees weak
Arms are heavy
Mom's spaghetti
*vomit all over my sweater already
@@adlirez "Do you remember this guy named Teddy?"
@@justcallmekai1554 i only remember joe
not stress mess joe mama....haha...
@@burp9609 *falls out of wheelchair*
I've had a bad knee for years. This explains so much.
I used to be an adventurer like you, then I took an arrow in the knee.
Ahh A classic
Delete this now lol
"We've got big brains"
you dont, I do ☺
O yea this is big brain time
it's actually "We had big brains" at 1:37
@@kakao2273 ty captain obvious!
not even true, neanderthals had 1400cc brain, we are just more cruel
When bionic limbs are main stream & better than natural limbs, I’ll be making the switch straight away. I’m 17 and have osgood schlatter’s disease so my knees are fucked!
Consider a hybrid, which is like knee supports of sorts
Ok but the government is gonna put some microchip shit in there to track everything you do like sleeping or running...
Müd bro that’s fine with me!! No running & minimal walking vs running as much as I want but with the government tracking me. I don’t do anything worth tracking do I really don’t care 😂
Müd I'm sure people will be able to disable it
@@NurseOrysia1 you've got a phone, they allready so.
I don't get why everyone thinks the government wants to microchip people if your phone can give them so much more information...
Shout out to all my homies with reconstructed ACL’s 😔✊🏾
I got nerve damage from my reconstruction, shit sucks.
Soccer player I'm guessing?
Its Magic I think I do too, like it feels numb ?
Jamey Rassweiler basketball 🏀
😔✊
"the knee is intelligently designed..."
-Dr. Aaron 2:40 😂👌
Contradicts to the title of this video hahahaha
at least they didn't edit him into compliance
Did you just stop watching at 2:40? He criticized the knee's structure shortly after that.
@@sofieselene It wasn't him who was "criticizing" the knee shortly after. It was someone else.
The majority of scientists agree that the knee is not intelligently designed.
I cannot even day how many times I have dislocated or fractured my knee and I literally play only one sport
Internet surfing?
@@sensorcato cyber athletics
Let me guess, you are a soccer player? Almost every girl I met that played soccer tore their knee up
@@MikeBNumba6 You dont meet girls
@@jq4136 yes I actually do consider that I play in multiple adult co ed rec leagues.
"well, then go ahead, make one better!"
- God, Pissed off
this vid isnt talking about imaginary daddy . also i see those simple metal join (bearing) can support 4-5 tons of force.
Nice pfp
beautiful pfp
No, God, _don't_ give us any more ideas
You don't wanna see the "genetically engineered catgirl girlfriend" meme become a reality, trust me
@@VJETRA 😐
Nobody:
Vox/cheddar:"this part of the human body is terribly designed."
''Scientists discovered a big secret of the human body. In the anal cavity, there is something that looks like it reads: ''Designed by Tata, made in China''.''
@@evolt7553 Tata make useful product & not made in china
You:
This meme being used over and over again:
ahahahahahahah funny
Great! Now, I'm stuck between sitting as much as possible and slowly develop cardio-vascular disease and doing exercise and gettin my knee more and more damaged / painful. When is it that we will easily replace tendons / ligaments?
I suggest just exercise the body everyday in a variety of movements while staying comfortable. The tendons and ligaments have time constant of adaptation 6 months.
nobody:
life: imma take yo kneecaps
nobody:
me:
nobody:
you: nobody:
life: imma take yo kneecaps
Based on what my knee surgeon saw looking inside my knee when I was having surgery at age 21 to fix issues caused by an avulsion fracture/tear to my MPFL, I am predicted to need double knee replacements by 30, 35 at the absolute latest.... So yeah, I'd say knees are perfect evidence that the human body was not designed by an intelligent being, they evolved through an imperfect natural process.
lol - even if it was designed by a perfect being, it wouldn't be infallible.
thats why you should always aim for the knees
69th like babyy
@@vanlocphan3051 wait till you get older 😢😢
cursed
@@efrainmendez2623 why spoil the pain that will come
@@vanlocphan3051 *pulls out bat* how about a 51st
Advise from someone who learned this to late: If your knee hurts tell someone and go easy on yourself. I didn’t and my knee still hurts whenever I play a sport or even wake up in the morning.
im pretty sure in medival times if you reached the age of 1 the changes that you live past 30 drasticly go up
Yeah, that data skew makes people think most people were dying at 30
I've always wondered if some of these problems are more prevalent now because the genetics that cause them would also have caused early death in the preindustrial age.
For instance: my brothers, my first cousin and I all have the same knee problems. We also had early health problems that would have killed us without modern medicine.
Correlation is not causation, and we are a very small sample, but it's an interesting question.
He already counted infant mortality out. Thousands of years ago human lived to 30 years old, 18 when counting infants.
@@Kynareth6 Than Medieval life was better then.
@@Kynareth6 Archaeology says otherwise.
One time, i overstretched my knee while on a trampoline at a friends house. I did that on the weekend before the last week of school in June a few years ago. Couldn’t do any water sports that entire summer. It sucked. I never fully recovered from it, as often my right knee can become stiff and hurt from sitting for too long. It also faces more towards the left than my left knee does the right.
The human being was a regretful decision
That's the spirit
@Felix Alexander Amadeus Senekovič You aren't wrong, but then there is furry-
@@NurseOrysia1 gotta kill all furries, but we need to make catgirls
@@shivanshlolayekar9668 Yes indeed
Articulations were a regretful design. A bit of defective colagen and you become gum with bones.
TLDR: we evolved as four legged animals for hundreds of millions of years, and only started walking on two legs within a million years and evolution hasn't caught up.
And it likely never will. Evolution happens through undesirable traits not being able to keep you alive long enough to have a bunch of sex. Given that eugenics and culling is considered very wrong by current societies, we likely will not evolve much at all as a species en masse
Last time I was this early humans were still walking on four legs
1:36
I'm going to walk like that
My knees physically hurt watching this video
Smoke weed bruh
@@MADOUT_VPS no don't smoke weed
Megatron300 Theimpaler yessir carry on smoke strong
Anyone else’s knee start hurting while watching this 😂😂
First time seeing this, then you realize Cheddar has a whole series on the body's design disasters.
Gotta love the human body. It is a train wreck.
Nah, it's a whole world
@@ZenoDLC A trainworld?
Its not a train wreck, we were not built to do marseille turns and 360 windmills in the air.
@Furry Sophie
The human body isn't a train wreck, people are ingrates. Judgement is nigh.
I give the “Knee” starter item in the skeleton/muscular system a 5/10 rating: good quality, better than primates, but growth plates get weird and pop a lot during growth, making sneaking very hard, leads to being noticed by unwanted eyes, hurt sometimes, making it hard to sleep, leading to multiple academic issues. Improvement needed.
Uh oh did he say “intelligently designed”?
All hail baby Jesus.
yes he did, bit awkward
Because it is.
🔴Warped🔴 He dun goofed when He made you.
Hahahaha
At 21, I have already damaged both of my knees, and experience intermittent pain, stiffness, and instability. I learned early on how fragile knees are.
Me as a basketball player watching this: 😳
2:55 the fattest WR ever trying to get separation on a nine route lol
I really tired but im getting the idea that some put their knees through some abuse then its labeled a poor design.
I'm lucky I had a consultation with an incredible surgeon who said we have lots of research that the knee surgery does nothing, & sent me to physical therapy to learn to move efficiently, build protective muscle, & understanding the need for breaks & pacing yourself.
I know a guy that literally had his knee collapse while he was trying to move a table at work. Apparently it wasn't even that heavy, it was just the last straw. I can't and don't want to imagine the pain.
I hurt my knee making an exceptionally complicated Excel spreadsheet once...
Push ups: no reaction
Curl-ups: no reaction
Weight lifting: no reaction
Squats:
You can't call the knee injuries design flaws..
firstly as the doctor said our knees are "brilliantly designed" in the best way to walk, stand, sit, run and look good for our bodies. every creature has its own body traits to suit their nature and needs plus each has its own weaknesses. So I don't think it would be fair to compare certain human injury rates to other animals as they have higher rates in other types of injuries.
knee injuries can occur due to many reasons most of them are human abuse like lack of elasticity, overuse or holding too much weight, And even without an obvious abuse every part of the human body has a limit to the forces it can handle for example you can't stand on your head for some time and not expect to get injured. same goes for the knees maybe they weren't designed for those rapid transitions in movement.
@himo player
Finally, someone who gets it. It's like Cheddar is run by a bunch of Satanists or something.
Soccer player runs into a single molecule and fucking dies
Me: *knee hurts after walking a lot of stairs*
*gets this video recommended*
I think my FBI agent is trying to adjudicate me
I just felt a slight pain on my right knee which has partial ACL tear while watching this.
"Why the human body is a design failure" Won't be surprised if I see this in my feed one day
I personally had an ACL tear few years ago but managed to get it repaired. What really sucks is that my meniscus was also torn, but it was torn so badly it couldn’t be put back again, so I’m still at higher risk of arthritis in my 40s...
God: “oh, you guys designed an iPhone? How *quaint* “
God: “You guys wanna mess with nature, eh? It’d be a shame if you.... got hurt....”
weird as random people just suddenly know what mr god say
@jayvir jadeja This world is corrupted and bad things happen because of humanity's sin. Even innocent beings, unfortunately, feel the pain of sin.
Knees Over Toes Guy:
Allow me to introduce myself
As an athlete with 4 knee surgeries (all on left knee) I can confirm that.
IT band syndrome here. Feels like a nail being hammered in your knee every extension and retraction. It can happen from constant exercise but healed in two weeks with an IT band strap, ice compressions, stretching, and yes...exercise in that area.
I want to run fast after watching this (in a straight line, on springy grass, with no sudden changes in direction)
My brain kept going to
“I was an adventurer like you once, until I took an arrow to the knee”
I don't think the knee is a design disaster, I think it's an incredible feat to be able to withstand all that pressure and stress for a lifetime.
Agreed
But they don’t really withstand it all for a lifetime since many people have knee problems for like half their lives lol
I found that forefoot striking helped me with my knee pain because most of the impact of my feet striking the ground is absorbed by my toes, ankles, and tendons. It's kind of like the suspension system in a car. Most of the impact is absorbed by the tires before the shocks and struts recoil.
Hooman: I want big brain
God: Ur not fit for big brain, knee will break
Hooman: Yeah it's big brain time
Evolution*
HΞLLBΞNT this is one of the unfunniest comments I’ve ever seen, jeez man
I love it
Smaller brain wouldn't help, the resulting empty space in the head would be filled with the cerebrospinal fluid anyway which weighs the same as the brain.
it's not the knee that is designed for disaster, it's human mind which wants to force the knee to do things it wasn't designed to do.
That's exactly why the knee sucks. The knee should be taking awkward impacts like nothing as it is one of the most important parts of our bodies (in the primitive days that is)
2:40 Is this guy a creationist or am I reading too much into it??
You may be reading too much into it.
@@brunoc778 That's what I figure, but of all the ways to convey his information... he chose those words.
"Damnit Jim! I'm a Doctor, not a wordsmith!!"
I think he just used his words wrong.
Yup, he worshipes baby Jesus.
@@Scorpio-- or y'know, evolution designed it
I have knee problems related to flat feet. When I bend my knee I put it through a structurally weak position, greatly increasing the strain on the knee.
Do modern shoes have anything to do with weaker knees?
Yes look it up it is another day with saying how capitlaism and greedy corporation fuck us over for looks.
Im currently dealing with a knee problem, but weirdly it only happens to my right knee. If i keep my knee bent for too long (approximately 15 minutes) i start to feel an urge to stretch it but when I stretch it i instantly start to feel mass amounts of throbbing pain. Its so weird because I’ve had this problem when i was 11 and it naturally went away I guess. But Im now 17 and Its comeback I’ve been hoping it would just go away already but this pain is killing me. its been a month since its comeback, i’m looking for answers now.
I’ve torn my ACL, MCL, and Meniscus... all at once
Yikes
might of torn my minuscules but, I cant tell if its the other ligaments.
The knee isn't bad. I've broken both my knees several times. But I played contact sports like football, lacrosse, and martial arts. And it took some BIG impacts to break my knees. So either other people are just weak, or I'm a special case which I'm not.
I guess the potent mix of evolutionary shortcomings and the stresses of modern life caused this knee jerk reaction.
fo sho
“Where seeing more knee problems than ever before...so, what’s going on here?”
It’s been termed globesity.
There was no such thing as 5’4” people carrying 100 extra pounds of stored energy when our knees were evolving.
Even when obesity isn’t as severe as the example I just gave it can be extremely detrimental and risky to the knees. When we make certain movements/motions our knees are put under a pressure that is equal to 4 times our total body weight.
Now think: The average American adult is around 30lb heavier than the average adult in the 1960s. That’s *90lb of extra pressure* at times. The only thing saving obese people from blown out knees is luck and the fact that they are collectively more sedentary and spend more time sitting than lean individuals.
Want to increase your odds of decent knees as a sixty-something?
•Lose a few pounds
•Keep those pounds off
•Knee pads or knee brace during athletics
•Take a recovery day from working out every week
•and Seriously- embrace being a lighter weight
Dr. Aaron says “the knee is intelligently designed.” Last time I checked for something to be intelligently designed, there needs to be a designer and creator.
Levi Craig ever heard of Mother Nature? The source of all life on earth?
Which design is better? Male or female?
Does the model for the design have a penis or vagina? Both? Can the model f itself?
Which there is
Levi Craig or millions of years of the animal dying and only the best go on, achieving minute mutations, the mutations with beneficial properties like a thumb instead of a finger or seeing colour so you can see instantly that hey there are fruit in that tree
IIRC, the whole 30 year life expectancy is an artifact: many children died young which brought the average down, but if you made it past your teens, your life expectancy was pretty high.
This is a “return to monke “ ad
Since I was 10 years old I have suffered from patellar dislocation it is the excruciating pain I've ever felt in my life
I was healthy before watching this. Now, I'm afraid to walk.
Everytime I hear knee injury it reminds me of Brazilian Ronaldo. The fastest and most skilled forward in mid to late 90s but his career cut short by a completely torn knee cap tendon at 23 years of age. He was still good and made a memorable comeback but he wasn’t the same anymore.
When you look at him at psv and Barcelona, he was completely different to the ac Milan ronaldo
if we had four legs and two arms we would be great
That would require even bigger brains to coordinate.
I just want a third arm coming out of my chest so I can support myself against the wall and still have two hands to work my junk when I pee.
That would be an intelligent design
so you're saying we should be centaurs?
But then how would we hang from monkey bars?
I'd prefer wings, like an angel.
At seventeen I stood up to fast and blacked out for a second I hurt both knees, think I pulled the ligaments or something, been six months knees still hurt. I broke my knees FALLING DOWN
🤯 great video, is really good to finally understand why my knees are so freaking useless 🤣🤣
My right knee is weakest point of my body. It sometimes hurt terribly.
Is it just me, or did I get this video recommended after I hurt my knee?
As someone who tore their ACL I felt personally attacked within in the first minutes
Solution: Walk on all fours
2:30 The caduceus is not the symbol for medicine. The correct symbol (Rod of Asclepius) has one snake and no wings.
Cheddar: Why the human...
Body: *Ashamed*
God: Then why don't YOU try to design a human body!
Torn my acl in 2009, fixed in 2011.
Torn the acl again in 2014, fixed it in 2015
Torn it again in 2020 during the covid outbreak. Just had a HTO surgery to correct knee mal alignment. Also removed meniscus due to being severed damaged. Acl surgery next year. See how it goes this time.
I am so done with my knee
Sounds like u need to stop tearing ur acl
"What a disaster. Beautiful."
I recently got ACL replacement surgery and have not been able to be the same since. Can't straighten/lock my leg. Can't engage my knee cap and quad to flex my quad and pull up my knee cap, so my left quad atrophied a bunch. I can't run, jump, juke, climb, skate, live active like how I used to.... I'm just learning I'll probably need another surgery.... I gave it a year 4 months to heal from initial surgery. Went through many rounds of therapy. I still walk, that's all I can do, so I walk alot just with a left leg that is very unstable compared to the other. Good luck to anyone who is dealing with this issue and injury.
Nobody:
Chedder: the human body is just crap
My doc literally told me "Whoever did your suspensions was a cheapskate"
Turns out, I need a screw on each knee 15 years ago
God is sitting up there like: damn okay i tried my best😔
I'm sitting down here saying, My ancestors are not monkeys. For someone so smart makes me wonder what else he has been miss-trained in. 😒
God gonna get a good beating when we come visit, that's for sure.
@@jessebeck7890
You descend from bacteria that assembled itself with the ability to reproduce. Like, simultaneously. What a coincidence, huh?
I think some knee issues are self inflicted like bad posture, poor diet, weak surrounded muscles around the knee wearing the wrong shoes, over exercising, terrible mechanics in sport activities and poor flexibility!
Creationists go crazy with such a video. 😂
who cares what dummies think
Blame mutations
@Helgali
It's as if Cheddar is trying to provoke God.
Yeah I don't think we evolved to do gymnastics, play football, do back flips, bodybuilding, extreme sports, etc.
The knee design is fine. We just chose to do shit our bodies were not designed to do.
"Intelligently designed" eh? Seems underachieving, for an infinity INT character's design, or out of mana?
Probably extremely poor choice of words but yeah, probably wasn't the best way to phrase it after a pseudoscience term
@@darkphoenix7225 He had a short pause before using that word. I'm pretty sure that was him considering the consequences if he'd use that word, and still used it. A "devout scientist", or get sponsored by religious organization to blend in these kind of creationism into serious science. Really underhanded tactic.
Design disaster in knee: exists
Humans: yeah, its big brain time
This video lost me at “Went from walking on 4 limbs” yeah we didn’t “evolve” that’s not a thing lmao we’ve always walked on two legs
what are you on about
here to get a notification when he answers
The homo sapien specie always walked on two legs, I'll give you that, but go back far enought and you'll find some ancestors that did walk on four legs.
I was in a hospital bed for almost a year once hardly leaving my bed. Ended up losing most of my muscle that I never got back. If I try to run, jump or carry any weights I get knee pains almost immediately. Sometimes even just by walking alone.
Sorry to hear about your knees. But it is not due to design problems. It is due to accumulated mutations over thousands of years. The human body is not getting better, it is accumulating an average of one hundred mutations every generation.
None of which are good, according to genetic scientists.
"Intelligently designed" 02:42
Nobody: Golf player swings the club then walks: oooh my knees
Watch how youre suppose to stand and twist your leg on a follow through when golfing. A bad follow through can seriously hurt your knee since thats where all the torque is being applied
Everyone wanting to buy new smartphones and shit while I just want new knees and back.
This model only looks at the current state of human life which is so far from the bodies intended purpose that of course we will have issues with structures designed for different jobs. if you read the book “born to run” you see that by addressing things like foot strength and changing your movement patterns you can avoid most if not all dangers associated to the knee. Its even said in the video that most ACL tears come from athletes who have poor movement mechanics. Lastly you can’t blame the knee for being poorly designed when you purposely try to break it in sports like football Rugby MMA it just makes no sense. The human body isn’t poorly designed, we just use it poorly especially in America and athletics. There are more people that never have knee problems simply because they learned how to use their bodies the right way and they never complain don’t follow the red herring that injury statistics present.