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  • @CantoMando
    @CantoMando  6 months ago +111

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    • @shiekh366
      @shiekh366 6 months ago

      Keep making such videos. These are enjoyable

    • @SebasMil333
      @SebasMil333 6 months ago

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    • @cloudglider
      @cloudglider 6 months ago

      If the birthday was Feb 4 then it was a tie except for leap years. If it's after the verdict was correct. If it's before Team China won the tiebreaker.

    • @rindinabilasaputri2955
      @rindinabilasaputri2955 6 months ago +2

      Hi, could you please do a performance reaction of my favorite singer Zhou Shen sometime? Here is a link to one of his performances ruclips.net/video/5KCP62lFhRw/video.htmlsi=Lz7LQSXLwrtRpntx

    • @YuchenGeng-xw6fr
      @YuchenGeng-xw6fr 5 months ago

      @CantoMando 你选Dingdua大学还是Beida大学呢😁

  • @Egg-be1gx
    @Egg-be1gx 6 months ago +3074

    pretty sure the 5th grader from china can solve all these questions correct

    • @Chickennugget_yum32
      @Chickennugget_yum32 6 months ago +61

      Tbh if they’re getting to college students then no(personally, I am from China) and if I’m calculating right, he’s probably in six grade right now and in six grade we don’t learn this stuff so……🫡

    • @Chickennugget_yum32
      @Chickennugget_yum32 6 months ago +41

      And they bought two students from北大do you know how hard that is? Your高考score Has to be 690-750

    • @JAISANTHOSHS-qi1yc
      @JAISANTHOSHS-qi1yc 6 months ago +1

      u mean bought ?😅

    • @datvo5918
      @datvo5918 6 months ago +4

      @Chickennugget_yum32 but he could learn if he's smart enough

    • @MeowToonYT
      @MeowToonYT 6 months ago +1

      @Chickennugget_yum32 67?

  • @xsmfxtofux867
    @xsmfxtofux867 6 months ago +453

    Ok at least pull 2 students from an Ivy League 😭

    • @ethanshah6891
      @ethanshah6891 6 months ago +1

      Facts

    • @luna498-h5z
      @luna498-h5z 5 months ago +28

      This was filmed in China, so the 2 American students were probably the only ones who were willing to be recorded. It's probably difficult to find an American international student (from an Ivy League school) on a Chinese school campus that's also willing to be on camera for a video. He probably interviewed a bunch of international students until those 2 American students finally agreed.

    • @jasonsandoval3823
      @jasonsandoval3823 4 months ago +2

      Then ask them to discribe what is a women is...😂😂😂😂

    • @jurooha
      @jurooha 4 months ago +13

      @jasonsandoval3823 what…?💀

    • @maximaximusg
      @maximaximusg 4 months ago +6

      ⁠@jasonsandoval3823what d that have t d with ths ?

  • @sillymouch
    @sillymouch 6 months ago +3648

    do both from the highest ranking institutions like mit/caltech vs tsinghua/peking

    • @harry147ish
      @harry147ish 6 months ago +219

      they should do in this way to ensure fairness....

    • @renee_tsai
      @renee_tsai 6 months ago +356

      @harry147ish Crying about fairness when the Chinese students aren't even answering in their native language, lol.

    • @cycjason9887
      @cycjason9887 6 months ago

      ​@renee_tsaiAmericans hate being inferior

    • @IuseAlotOfNames
      @IuseAlotOfNames 6 months ago +47

      ​@renee_tsaienglish is easy to learn, it doesnt make that much difference

    • @Crystalbomb321
      @Crystalbomb321 6 months ago +33

      The Chinese students will still win.

  • @Goneout2eat
    @Goneout2eat 6 months ago +1966

    You guys should of brought Xian Xian back and name the segment "Who is Smarter? 2 American College Students vs 2 Chinese College Students vs a 5th grader".
    My money is on Xian Xian :D

  • @dominekcsongor4243
    @dominekcsongor4243 2 months ago +35

    There are 206 bones in the human body, 207 if im watching gossip girl. (Deadpool)

  • @divyanshkaushal1546
    @divyanshkaushal1546 6 months ago +19

    Robotics students going against Psychology students 💀

  • @thutrangphan5740
    @thutrangphan5740 6 months ago +62

    0:34 this is EXACTLY my homework today lol

  • @Maverickraze-q9u
    @Maverickraze-q9u 4 months ago +20

    5:00 that why he choose robotics.

  • @mike_y1
    @mike_y1 6 months ago +532

    Picking Chinese students that are geniuses and then picking two random college students from America without any prestige with mid majors just doesn’t seem fair

    • @Axel-t1q9
      @Axel-t1q9 6 months ago +108

      The geniuses from top American universities are Chinese too

    • @jarretlyon963
      @jarretlyon963 6 months ago

      I think they picked them because they knew Chinese and weren’t ethnically Chinese

    • @colewilliamson5742
      @colewilliamson5742 6 months ago +28

      ⁠​⁠@Axel-t1q9 So.. what’s your point?
      America’s built on diversity and immigration, and that same Chinese-American genius was taught by the same school system as everyone else.
      It’s like saying that since Stephon Marbury, who played in the CBA for many years and is now the head coach for one of the teams, is American, he can’t be considered a player in the CBA. Sounds dumb, right?

    • @nobody_2.0
      @nobody_2.0 6 months ago +1

      ​@colewilliamson5742 it's obviously a joke

    • @colewilliamson5742
      @colewilliamson5742 6 months ago +2

      @nobody_2.0
      Honestly, with the amount of hate America gets? I don’t think so.

  • @Raj-wd9du
    @Raj-wd9du 4 months ago +10

    3:47 i thought about atmosphere too🥀

  • @mattheww4862
    @mattheww4862 6 months ago +17

    the hemisphere question is the only one I don't agree with. Formally you can section into northern, southern, western and eastern hemispheres but mathematically there are actually infinite ways you can divide a sphere into two equal volumes by sectioning the centre, and you only ever get two hemispheres for any given section.

    • @williamcarr1770
      @williamcarr1770 6 months ago +1

      Was going to say the same... the answer was 2. A hemisphere is definitionally half a sphere.

    • @The_Flamingsword
      @The_Flamingsword Month ago +1

      Exactly. Any sphere could be technically divided into only 2 hemispheres, that's based on the mathematical definition. He should've mention that according to what references, like the equator or the meridians, They're dividing the earth

  • @l1215912002
    @l1215912002 6 months ago +14

    Peking University's admission rate for Chinese high school students is 1.28 per 10,000 students.

  • @Milkcookie17
    @Milkcookie17 6 months ago +29

    This is such a good vid. Keep up the great work!🔥

  • @giorgiowang6695
    @giorgiowang6695 6 months ago +16

    this was basically a test on general knoledge... what does this have to do with what school u go to?

  • @youngforver
    @youngforver 2 months ago +4

    11:51 the guy really looks like Emma Watson

  • @DhruvinInGrindMode
    @DhruvinInGrindMode 2 months ago +8

    13:30 I had zero expectations from americans

  • @preciousdaughter1483
    @preciousdaughter1483 3 months ago +3

    5:57 she didn’t put three, she was adding it, 1+1 😂

  • @MrDing26
    @MrDing26 6 months ago +6

    Chinese kids be playing school ranked

  • @tudou_yt
    @tudou_yt 6 months ago +45

    We need American kid doing gaokao

  • @jopididopchess
    @jopididopchess 6 months ago +8

    THE KID IS BACK

  • @Schmitt005
    @Schmitt005 6 months ago +4

    They were clearly looking each others answer

  • @wael6189
    @wael6189 6 months ago +13

    Me watching this while doing my funkin chinese homework 😭😭😭

  • @KXCR3W
    @KXCR3W 6 months ago +3

    when you upload anything to the internet, the netizens are always the smartest 😂

  • @dioamora
    @dioamora 6 months ago +2

    More videos like this please!

  • @archaic1
    @archaic1 6 months ago +5

    19:32 intertwined😭

  • @_.niveditha
    @_.niveditha 4 months ago +2

    20:04 if u seeeeee they actually wrote 72 toooo

  • @lalananadeeka6494
    @lalananadeeka6494 3 months ago +3

    even if im drunk i can answerthese

  • @BaoMagic
    @BaoMagic 6 months ago +5

    Wow rare mythical not sponsored by squarespace pull

  • @developer6570
    @developer6570 6 months ago +523

    nobody is talking about how the white guy speaks fluent chinese?

    • @zandoerthecool
      @zandoerthecool 6 months ago +18

      dawg the video was posted under an hour ago

    • @rickbss281
      @rickbss281 6 months ago +44

      nobody talk about why the Chinese girl is so jacked😮

    • @woodykusaki9970
      @woodykusaki9970 6 months ago

      @rickbss281 lol at the people afraid to give dudes compliments. Almost as if they're closet gays. 😂

    • @beachboy12345
      @beachboy12345 6 months ago +7

      Why do people make such a big deal out of this?

    • @seerwerb
      @seerwerb 6 months ago +27

      ​@beachboy12345literally hardest language to learn

  • @Indian.001
    @Indian.001 6 months ago

    Amazing competition

  • @Weenaru
    @Weenaru 6 months ago +134

    10:10 This question sounds pretty big, but if you think about it for a few seconds it's pretty easy. 1+100 is 101, 2+99 is also 101. If you do it another 48 times, you've gone through all the numbers from 1-100, and you're left with 50 times 101.

    • @Yenhongsin77
      @Yenhongsin77 6 months ago +18

      yeah, pretty sure most student learn this in secondary (middle) school. it's call arithmatic series.

    • @HarshitKumar-h9t
      @HarshitKumar-h9t 6 months ago

      everyone knows sum of n natural numbers

    • @Timeisless
      @Timeisless 6 months ago +9

      n(n+1)/2

    • @makayla0318
      @makayla0318 6 months ago

      This is fucking easy it’s not that complicated 😭

    • @Ben-w2p5w
      @Ben-w2p5w 6 months ago +1

      Oh, I just did 60x24=1.440x60=86.400

  • @melissawingfield8666
    @melissawingfield8666 6 months ago

    Love these videos!

  • @NewStart-u3q
    @NewStart-u3q 6 months ago +343

    Wait this is sus the Chinese students are from Peking while the American ones are from Arizona University... Bro Peking is much higher rated than Arizona, like bro

    • @tgvinfinite2607
      @tgvinfinite2607 6 months ago +16

      @yongdeng1813 yeah, it's not like american universities rank higher than top chinese universities in most rankings... right?

    • @ClipzCentral-i3s
      @ClipzCentral-i3s 6 months ago +1

      @yongdeng1813 its not always abt compeititons...

    • @enhaeditz
      @enhaeditz 6 months ago +1

      @yongdeng1813 what are the chances this is a chinese commenter

    • @beefylilun178
      @beefylilun178 6 months ago

      @yongdeng1813 "consists of all asians" LMAO is it time to turn on Mao's propaganda yet Wumao?

    • @bl-nb8fo
      @bl-nb8fo 6 months ago +1

      ​@yongdeng1813 Really? How many innovations and companies have the top Chinese students produced on the past 40 years?

  • @therealsocialgadfly
    @therealsocialgadfly 6 months ago

    So fun!

  • @theredcrocodileotsider
    @theredcrocodileotsider 6 months ago +8

    I felt so smart watching this video

  • @not_grqy
    @not_grqy 3 months ago +1

    I would ask how many questions i can ask

  • @spirits_BB
    @spirits_BB 6 months ago +62

    I want you guys to think about this - the Chinese students have to accommodate to the American students when it comes to language. So there is no comparison unless you do one where they both have to listen and speak in Chinese, and that they qualify to take these tests.

    • @meme101RE
      @meme101RE 6 months ago +9

      The American guy speaks Chinese though

    • @steampocalypse2429
      @steampocalypse2429 6 months ago +16

      I was thinking this at first, but at least one of the Americans speaks fluent Chinese. Plus the Chinese students are from a more prestigious university so it often evens out that way.

    • @lagrangewei
      @lagrangewei 6 months ago +2

      @meme101RE correct but the question are not ask in chinese nor answer in chinese. that's what he is saying.

    • @sawgiie
      @sawgiie 6 months ago +1

      they're not accommodating in the slightest lol they just chose to communicate in english when giving their answers lol

    • @SophieRoseIverson
      @SophieRoseIverson 5 months ago

      he also picked chinese students from a top university and american students from a random one

  • @datvo5918
    @datvo5918 6 months ago +1

    nice matching system bro

  • @naominaomi7550
    @naominaomi7550 6 months ago +7

    Bro, ASU VS Peking University is insanely unfair 😂

  • @JPVHNL
    @JPVHNL 2 months ago +2

    I knew the answer before clicking

  • @thistamndypo
    @thistamndypo 6 months ago +49

    Technically China's largest province is QInghai. Xinjiang is an autonomous region, which is a different type of subdivision from a province.

  • @henrystudiosyt
    @henrystudiosyt 5 months ago +1

    8:32 shows how a person can be biased when given money

  • @kpopenthusiast9755
    @kpopenthusiast9755 6 months ago +5

    I would say the chinese student from Peking is absolutely smart. The way he answers math questions was almost immediately

    • @Unknownjr_shorts
      @Unknownjr_shorts 6 months ago +1

      They don’t even know how many bones are there in a human body. I still know this from grade 4.

    • @pandan193
      @pandan193 4 months ago +4

      @Unknownjr_shortsthat’s not about being smart. That’s memorization

  • @ihatecabbage7270
    @ihatecabbage7270 5 months ago

    I love the good friendly atmosphere. ❤

  • @Tory4684
    @Tory4684 6 months ago +6

    Ive been watching you since the uncle Roger impressing video. Keep up the good work. I would love to see the 1 week food challenges again.

  • @fu6817
    @fu6817 5 months ago +1

    But the ropes burn inconsistently.

  • @woodykusaki9970
    @woodykusaki9970 6 months ago +428

    The Chinese muscle guy is so smart. Brawn, brain and beauty all in 1 dude.
    The white guy speaking fluent Chinese is surprising. White guys speaking Chinese is so cool.

    • @cxthah
      @cxthah 4 months ago

      Hi

    • @lyxmkl
      @lyxmkl 4 months ago

      DAMN RIGHT

    • @1ndiYates
      @1ndiYates Month ago +1

      The girls were also smart?

    • @woodykusaki9970
      @woodykusaki9970 Month ago

      @1ndiYates I don't care, sorry. My post specifically only mentioned dudes.

    • @1ndiYates
      @1ndiYates Month ago

      @woodykusaki9970 yeah..exactly. Idiot 🤦

  • @NguyễnDanhKhánh-h1t

    Thanks for taking the time to make this video.

  • @TakoTheMemer
    @TakoTheMemer 6 months ago +2

    the answer is gonna be obvious lol

  • @Nyaknyak-z6m
    @Nyaknyak-z6m 6 months ago

    The easy questions are the definition of simple

  • @cutie_yaya
    @cutie_yaya 4 months ago +3

    a man from the USA i think he has a similar face with emma Watson..

  • @Pa22-01
    @Pa22-01 6 months ago +2

    bro starting a knowlwdge war 😂😂

  • @Jieeijie
    @Jieeijie 6 months ago +129

    The fact that those two American students speak Chinese and probably stayed in China for years, means that they are smart, open minded and have a global view on things. They are much smarter than average college students, not because of which university they come from.

    • @gallardoo9
      @gallardoo9 5 months ago +6

      I wouldnt call liberal arts degrees that smart science degrees are usually way harder and intelligent

    • @Kevin_Naranjo
      @Kevin_Naranjo 5 months ago +8

      @gallardoo9 I mean, I don’t speak perfect English, but I do think science degrees are far more demanding and require more intelligence than liberal arts. Even though it’s not objectively tied to IQ, people with higher IQ tend to stand out in both types of majors.

    • @jenm1
      @jenm1 4 months ago +1

      @gallardoo9 That's not true at all.

  • @H1ld4_off1cial
    @H1ld4_off1cial 4 months ago +1

    I believe that the 5th grader would be smarter then them if he was in college 😂

  • @Leticia-nw4si
    @Leticia-nw4si 6 months ago +14

    20:57 tecnicaly both are draw july 23 is 5 montes ahead of feburary and Agust 9 is 5 months too, so it world depend on the day of your birthday

    • @jinjunliu2401
      @jinjunliu2401 2 months ago

      August is 6 months, but yeah they were very close to each other again

  • @DihCheeseCoolCheese
    @DihCheeseCoolCheese 5 months ago +1

    5:07 AINT no way

  • @CharlieZhang-i4e
    @CharlieZhang-i4e 6 months ago +13

    The reason because this video seemed for fair is because in china we are taught more of a straightforward type of questions, such as quadratic formula and other stuff like that, but in the video the questions are more problem solving than actual 3x3 times shit so yea hoped this helped

    • @lagrangewei
      @lagrangewei 6 months ago

      are you sure about that? have you seen the kind of question they ask these day? xD

  • @flowerpennington8138
    @flowerpennington8138 11 days ago

    That was fun😂❤

  • @emixmh
    @emixmh 6 months ago +4

    好默契

  • @sportsonwheelss
    @sportsonwheelss 6 months ago +1

    Speed should be the deciding factor if they were tie in scoring.

  • @kevluke5514
    @kevluke5514 6 months ago +10

    Isn’t Arizona state like the fifth tier state school in the US? 😂

    • @accela56
      @accela56 6 months ago +4

      But the male student showed excellent learning ability! His Chinese was so good!!

  • @FakeGuyPersonDudeFella

    The game went from who is smarter to who knows Cantomando better 😂

  • @yaothebestheisgod
    @yaothebestheisgod 6 months ago +65

    Actually the Team USA isn't wrong on the bone. Since the youtuber doesn't clearly say if it is adult bone or baby. Even though adults usually have around 206 bones, babies have 270 which is their answer. So they should get a half credit or sth on that

    • @Skirmish_Wins
      @Skirmish_Wins 3 months ago

      They're cheating tho , they know the last question's answrr

  • @HenrikVargas
    @HenrikVargas 6 months ago

    Good job

  • @AlternateHistory100
    @AlternateHistory100 6 months ago +209

    6:00 The Chinese girl wrote I + I. She did not write III. She may not be familiar with tally marks.
    7:15 Confirmed. She wrote IIIII, instead of IIII with a horizontal line through it

    • @steampocalypse2429
      @steampocalypse2429 6 months ago +44

      In China they use 正 as the tally system :) It also takes 5 marks but becomes that shape
      Personally I think american tallies are nice for working well as numbers under 5, since you can start jotting them thinking it won't be that high and then just do a slash to get into tally form (if that makes sense) but for 正 you have to think ahead, 正 is more aesthetically pleasing though

    • @AlternateHistory100
      @AlternateHistory100 6 months ago +12

      @steampocalypse2429 I used to work with a guy from Egypt who had never seen tally marks. On large volumes of work, he just put down a I for each, and then he had to count them from his sheet at the end of the day. I showed him how easy tally marks are. You just go five, ten, fifteen, etc. And I believe that humans are hard wired to count by fives because of the number of fingers on our hands.

    • @privacyunknown5471
      @privacyunknown5471 6 months ago +2

      We don’t do that in China.

    • @AlternateHistory100
      @AlternateHistory100 6 months ago +2

      @privacyunknown5471 I know it's not universal; I could tell the Chinese girl was not familiar with it. But it's such an easy way to keep track. The Egyptian guy used to spend fifteen minutes counting his tick marks at the end of his shift. I just went, 5, 10, 15, 20, done.

    • @WarrenKLiu
      @WarrenKLiu 6 months ago +6

      @privacyunknown5471maybe not now but I’ve seen it used in China since 1986 when I first visited China with my parents. But I hardly see it used these days probably because we have digital tallying.

  • @KrishabBhandari
    @KrishabBhandari 6 months ago +1

    these guys make me feel smart

  • @etplayz5571
    @etplayz5571 6 months ago +3

    For the door question can’t u just ask the guard to open the door to show us?

    • @TylerSy
      @TylerSy 6 months ago +2

      The guard either tells the truth or lies, they have no reason to follow commands or requests

    • @-N-A-
      @-N-A- 6 months ago

      Very good! Another answer to the riddle is that you can peek through the doors and just check manually which one has rainbows and sunshine, and which one has fire and brimstone

    • @SolwenTea
      @SolwenTea 3 months ago

      Tienes un 50% de suerte en tener a un guardia que no te mienta y te diga "No, no te puedo abrir la puerta" por justamente mentir

  • @michaelpolizzi3958
    @michaelpolizzi3958 4 months ago

    11:50 the struggle is crazy

  • @cathleenfong3262
    @cathleenfong3262 4 months ago +4

    4:33 WHERE DID THEY GET 1300 BONES

  • @Teohct-fd9qq
    @Teohct-fd9qq 6 months ago +2

    Xinjiang is not a province. It’s an autonomous region

  • @UrsaPaedagogus
    @UrsaPaedagogus 6 months ago +16

    I’m a math teacher. The Earth is a ball that can only be divided into two hemispheres at any one time. That said, it can be divided into infinitely many hemispheres because any point and its antipode form the poles, with a great circle defined along the midpoint between the poles. 4 is a GEOGRAPHIC answer based on social conventions.

    • @SpikyM-m9n
      @SpikyM-m9n 6 months ago +3

      It is a geographic convention to divide based on the equator for seasons, and time line 0 for day/time. So four is the correct answer. This wasn't a geometry question.

    • @TiesBesselJonker
      @TiesBesselJonker 6 months ago +1

      Guess what, it wasnt a math question, but a geography question...

    • @UrsaPaedagogus
      @UrsaPaedagogus 6 months ago +3

      @TiesBesselJonkerI understand that.
      What’s WRONG is that our language doesn’t adequately differentiate the two-we need a clear, different word that strictly means one of Earth’s economic, sociopolitical and navigational hemispheres. As it stands, “hemisphere” is both a geographical AND a geometric idea. Practically, no one discusses all four of Earth’s geographic hemispheres at the same time-not economists, navigators, politicians or military planners. Mathematically, the location (and its antipode (polar opposite) position) of resources such as food, energy or military power create novel hemispheres that do, actually impact human beings. That’s economics, politics AND geography! As much as I appreciate the idea of disentangling irrelevancies, this math pretty much won’t go away (even if you pretend the Earth is flat) because math is kinda baked into reality. It doesn’t care about politics, religion, economic theories, military objectives, silly notions or skin color. Math just describes things unreasonably well. (It’s even more impartial than blind justice.) And it tends to make fools of any of us who don’t understand (or at least respect) it.
      By the way, my BA was in psychology and my military training was in intel so the social sciences (AKA geographic) angle is very comfortable to this old STEM teacher!

    • @kiisana100
      @kiisana100 6 months ago +1

      @TiesBesselJonkerit's it wasn't

    • @TiesBesselJonker
      @TiesBesselJonker 6 months ago +2

      ​@UrsaPaedagogusguess what, perhaps i was wrong and the original question was ambiguous.
      I don't have an opion or interesting thing to add about the need for futher clarity on hemispheres.
      I understand your assessment in principle. The world is ridden with such vague operationalisations.

  • @rkds7560
    @rkds7560 2 months ago

    Getting more questions right compared to the college students makes me feel like a genius😭😭😭

  • @oakpope
    @oakpope 6 months ago +19

    3:50 hemisphere means half sphere. So 2 is correct, obviously.

    • @vimlakosta6590
      @vimlakosta6590 5 months ago

      No

    • @oakpope
      @oakpope 5 months ago

      @vimlakosta6590 No what ?

    • @vimlakosta6590
      @vimlakosta6590 5 months ago +3

      4 is the right ans, western, Eastern, North and South hemisphere

    • @oakpope
      @oakpope 5 months ago +8

      @vimlakosta6590 They're not hemispheres, by definition. If you cut a sphere in four, you get 4 quarter spheres.

    • @vimlakosta6590
      @vimlakosta6590 5 months ago

      Go google it if u dont believe me

  • @brrittany138
    @brrittany138 6 months ago +2

    Arizona ❤

  • @hexasix7010
    @hexasix7010 5 months ago +3

    As a chinese chinese student from ASU, I would say ASU vs Peking University is extremely unfair

  • @MR.MOMINTO
    @MR.MOMINTO 6 months ago +1

    I would have said to the guard: Can you open the door?

  • @XDigimon
    @XDigimon 6 months ago +248

    These two Americans are international students in China? They are smarter than the average American student. You should invite local American students to try.

    • @boredsoonyt
      @boredsoonyt 6 months ago

      They go to a completely average-joe school, dumbass. LMAO. These are pretty much typical American College students.

    • @YoungMan-uu4ro
      @YoungMan-uu4ro 6 months ago +24

      They're from state school in America, up against Chinese students from the top uni in china, put an MIT Engineering student that's the equivalent.

    • @XDigimon
      @XDigimon 6 months ago +2

      ​@YoungMan-uu4roSo they took 2 American students from US to China? I find that hard to believe. And one of them understands Chinese.

    • @YoungMan-uu4ro
      @YoungMan-uu4ro 6 months ago +16

      @XDigimonthey're literally from state schools in America, this wasn't fair they took China's top uni and put them against average Americans

    • @YoungMan-uu4ro
      @YoungMan-uu4ro 5 months ago +2

      @deceased6497depends on their major, these are liberal arts students, they out their time in learning Chinese no math of physics.

  • @yueibm
    @yueibm 3 months ago +1

    It's interesting there are two very different solutions for the last question! Left team forced the "which door" question through both an inverting and non-inverting gate so they know the answer (door is the codified input) is always inverted (lie). The right team embeds in an inquiry on the operation of the guard (whether it's inverting/lying or not) so the input changes whether or not it's inverting. If there were more than 2 doors / guards the left team's method wouldn't work. If there were more than 2 doors the right team's method should still work, but only if there are still only 2 types of doors.

  • @Classic_Leader
    @Classic_Leader 2 months ago +14

    There's no way these are college students. I got all the easy questions right... but they didn't

  • @Woahub83
    @Woahub83 5 months ago +1

    us college guy looks like jesse enkamp

  • @yotornadoyo
    @yotornadoyo 6 months ago +20

    Eh in my opinion the answer to the hemisphere question is wrong. You only divide it into two. But you can divide it north-south or east-west. Otherwise they are overlapping.

    • @KevinHimaya-g5b2r
      @KevinHimaya-g5b2r 6 months ago +3

      "I agree the Earth divided into 2 hemisphere the northern and southern the most common way to divide the earth,it also also have Eastern and Western the division based in prime meridian.Now this may confused because we can consider both to have two or for hemispheres doesn't matter at all but the common they usually base in many discussion in climate, seasons and geographical distribution,it's perfectly valid and common to say that the Earth has two hemispheres."btw the question isn't specific.

    • @lagrangewei
      @lagrangewei 6 months ago +1

      not really, he never said you have to divide them all at once, just how many "way" you could. you are right about it being overlapping.

    • @johannapfundner2477
      @johannapfundner2477 6 months ago +3

      Yes. Hemi also literally means two.

  • @ymidiot
    @ymidiot 6 months ago +1

    great minds think alike

  • @한국-華菲人-gymbro
    @한국-華菲人-gymbro 6 months ago +5

    No one shall say first in this comment section

  • @weiweishen5880
    @weiweishen5880 4 months ago

    bro's muscles are crazy

  • @JiazhenXu-c9z
    @JiazhenXu-c9z 5 months ago +1

    People complaining that they're just two random Americans, even a Chinese kid could beat them because those questions are for kids

  • @crying_emoji-u1f
    @crying_emoji-u1f 6 months ago +3

    Cmon bro even 6 grader know how many bone are there in a human body

    • @Audz2912
      @Audz2912 6 months ago +1

      They prob forgot since it’s been so long

    • @songery123
      @songery123 6 months ago

      Im 40 and i dont know yet

  • @miaomiao07
    @miaomiao07 4 months ago +1

    Pick someone equal, someone who is top student from their school. To ensure more fairness

  • @chuokian912
    @chuokian912 6 months ago +13

    18:20 i dont think that team china answer could be correct because the Lie teller will always tell lie, so you can't froce him to not tell lie, otherwise it will makes self-referential paradoxes for its own.

    • @TravisXu2007
      @TravisXu2007 6 months ago +3

      No I think you've misunderstood. They actually meant liar should go to hell (the other go to the opposite)then where you go. The truth teller would go heaven and the liar would lie and point out heaven.

    • @chuokian912
      @chuokian912 6 months ago +4

      ​@TravisXu2007thx for your comment, i understand it now, i just overthinking the process 2 days ago, but now i clearly see whats the team china mean, thank you

    • @adsome6083
      @adsome6083 6 months ago

      ⁠@chuokian912sorry could you explain because if you ask which door will lead to hell if you’re lying the truthful one will point to the door to hell but the lying one can’t answer truthfully so he’ll point to heaven

    • @danielijr
      @danielijr 6 months ago +3

      "If lying MAKES you go to hell, which door would you go to?".
      The truth-teller knows they don't lie, so they'd point to heaven's door.
      The liar knows they lie and are meant to go to hell's door because they lie...however, because they lie, they won't point to hell's door, they'd actually point to heaven's door, so that you think they are not a liar.
      Based on that question, they'd both point to heaven's door.
      So, the Chinese students were spot on.

    • @Åstēnøid
      @Åstēnøid 5 months ago


      Since The truth guard always tells the truth, then he can never go to hell due to lying because he just can tell a lie and so he'll always go to heaven. But the lie guard just can't tell the truth and he knows lying would take him to hell but he'd lie about that and say that he would go to heaven.

  • @abdff6739
    @abdff6739 3 months ago +1

    for the rope and lighter ques
    burn one rope from both the ends - that equals half the time = 30 mins
    burn the second rope from both the ends and also exactly from the middle ( half of 30 mins)= 15 mins

  • @padmakalichattopadhyay8622
    @padmakalichattopadhyay8622 2 months ago +18

    Bro how about trying indian students (IIT or from top colleges of course) vs Chinese top students. That's gonna be a gojo vs sakuna level competition 😂

  • @Alpha-f5z
    @Alpha-f5z 5 months ago

    That fact that their guesses at the last questions were so striking..... Americans and Chinese 👍🙌

  • @Penguin819
    @Penguin819 6 months ago +79

    where is my xian xian?

  • @msb_editz67
    @msb_editz67 2 months ago

    5:44 gold

  • @iamalice24
    @iamalice24 6 months ago +22

    Personally, there is not a fair test because you compare students who come from tsuang which is the most highest quality school in China but for American, you take a normal school as an example. For the next turn, i suggest you should take both side from the highest quality school to ensure that the test is fair (sorry if my English still has some mistakes)

    • @BibleVersesOnMyProfile
      @BibleVersesOnMyProfile 6 months ago +3

      100% agree

    • @SakuraBlossom9107
      @SakuraBlossom9107 6 months ago +5

      How would did be fair if one side speaks fluent English and from top tier college while other has a problem with English “as seen in video”, if you want to make it 100 percent fair, the question should be in asked on Chinese and English and students from around same quality college

    • @sawgiie
      @sawgiie 6 months ago +1

      ​@SakuraBlossom9107 I know you're also chinese but you're being way too harsh on them with that "problem with english" comment, they're clearly understanding and communicating just fine 😭

  • @F1shyahh
    @F1shyahh 2 months ago

    Singapore should be next

  • @Mr.Si1rius
    @Mr.Si1rius 5 months ago +9

    As a European living going to school in Norway, these lower class questions are things I know right out of my head that most SHOULD know

  • @blorb._.thingamabob

    the Chinese students look like they got through the gaokao exam

  • @burgerburger27
    @burgerburger27 6 months ago +21

    I mean, for the last question, you can ask a yes or no question, and arguably, it's much simpler than the answers they gave. Just ask it, "Is the truth teller standing in front of the door to heaven?". A yes implies the guard you asked is guarding the heaven door (regardless of if it's a truth teller or liar), and a no implies the other guard is guarding the heaven door (regardless of if it's a truth teller or a liar)

    • @Bxsagakale
      @Bxsagakale 6 months ago +1

      Took me a while to get what you meant,but yes your right

    • @sdfsfsdf641
      @sdfsfsdf641 6 months ago +1

      the guard doesnt speak he only points to a door

    • @burgerburger27
      @burgerburger27 6 months ago

      @sdfsfsdf641 tell me where in the video it states that. Also, assuming you're correct, then ill change my question.
      "Is the truth teller standing in front of the door to heaven, if yes, point to the other door, if no, then point to your door"

    • @Timeisless
      @Timeisless 6 months ago

      Bro how do you know which one is truth teller?

    • @Timeisless
      @Timeisless 6 months ago

      Wrong

  • @Man_with_horns
    @Man_with_horns 3 months ago

    They call Asian nerd, but the questions are just some foundation tasks