Season 3 Premiere! - 2 Truths & Trash
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- Опубликовано: 31 май 2024
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2 Truths & Trash Playlist (All Episodes): • 2 Truths & Trash
Here's a list of questions that will be answered in this video:
- Can you use a phone speaker to blow out a candle?
- Does hitting one tuning fork cause the other to make noise?
- Does spraying Febreze on a Red Apple allow you to turn it blue with a heat gun?
- Can you use a magnet and Styrofoam to easily make a compass in water?
- Is hose water flammable?
- Does cutting through a plastic bag with a hot knife create two bags?
- Can you make a perfect circle with a string and a bubble soap film?
- Does steel wool lose mass or gain mass when burned?
- Can you pour water between two glasses using string?
Note: A couple of years ago, I saw a video of someone pretend to use a heat gun to change an apple's color, and I wanted to credit them, but I can't find the video unfortunately. 
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You did get me to watch the ad, so nice job.
There is no reason for the sponsorship and your forcing us to watch it with the videos content.
2/3 not bad
Best advertisment ever*
*This year but eh January is five years long
the amount of random bits of knowledge this channel has given me is crazy
even craziernthat i forget them all the next day
@@waffler-yz3gw fr tho
I mean i learn so much just watching yt shorts that I know half of these are real
I learn more from one of these videos than I do in a year of school
I think it’s honestly more impressive how brilliantly he pulls off the trashes
True
he could run a professional scam ring around some alternative medicine. but instead he does the opposite
I knew the steel wool one right away, but not zeroing the scale beforehand is a really clever way of making it seem lighter!
Im actually really proud of myself for figuring out the last rounds actual scientific answer instead of just figuring out which is trash
What does this have to do with anything@RepentandbelieveinJesusChrist5
@RepentandbelieveinJesusChrist5 Ezekiel 23:20
@RepentandbelieveinJesusChrist5shut up man
@RepentandbelieveinJesusChrist5As a Christian myself: No. You make the rest of us look bad. Stop spreading fear and hate for no reason and spamming others' comment sections with irrelevant fearmongering.
@@StormTheSquid W. This is how everyone should be about their religion. Hats off to you.
Defied my expectations on the steel wool one. I absolutely expected you to say it got heavier, since it is rather counter-intuitive.
Well, since the claim was that it gets lighter, I knew immediately which one was fake lol
Everything we burn gets heavier when it's burned, because it's capturing oxygen from the air to form oxides. However, most things we burn have *gaseous* combustion products at ordinary flame temperatures (CO2 and H2O - steam), which means the extra mass floats away and isn't left behind with the ash. Iron oxide (rust) is solid at any reasonable temperature, so it remains in place.
@@tylisirn
Actually, everything gets lighter. Assuming you look at all the ingredients and products. Combustion releases energy in the form of heat which means that the total reactants (oxygen and the fuel) lose some chemical potential energy and due to E=mc^2 that loss in energy causes an itty bitty bit of mass loss. It's totally unnoticable but, I think it's bonkers to think about the same way that nuclear reactions in the sun convert mass to energy so does the metabolic processes powering our bodies (just waaaay less of the mass by percentage)
They were a lot harder than last year, great job!
I thought this group was WAY easier than any previous one. I got all of these right and most of them were just insanely obvious, like magnets being compasses or heat melting plastic.
I also thought this was easier, no trick questions like labeling the magnet backwards and then calling it fake... just normal science.
@@kray3883yeah that is actually what tricked me, i thought he labled the coin wrong or smth
@@tzbq I hope they stick with no trick questions. I'm more interested in trash where the entire underlying theory is wrong, not just some implementation error.
@@kray3883 yeah me too, I just kinda got used to guessing this way
I love how you make these quite tricky now, and also tgink the sponsor integrtion fit the theme of the channel quite well.
Hose water catching fire was tricky?
Glad you think so! I'll try to make them as interesting as possible
Stop supporting sponsors
@@chandlerbing7570 He has to live of something
My answers:
C
B
B
B
These rounds were easier than others, but maybe that's just me knowing too much chemistry
Haha, you got me with the blowing sound... ;) I didn't really believe the apple thing, too. But... I fell for the trick. ;)
That steel wool one was tricky. I already knew it gets heavier and I expected it to be a truth and for him to show it getting heavier, but he did the opposite. If I hadn’t known I would not have guessed that one
A very easy start to season 3, but exciting none the less c:
I remember learning about the one with the tuning forks while fiddling around with my bass. I tuned the A string down to an E, so when I played either one, it made the other one vibrate too. It's not very useful, but it is neat
Technically, the steel wool doesn't produce rust. It produces iron (II) oxide, whereas rust is iron (III) oxide. You can see it by the color. Rust is orange, iron (II) oxide is black.
In practice, iron oxide *IS* rust...
@@TtEL no
rust (2)
There’s a difference between (II) and (III). It has to do with the number of shared valence electrons. Iron (II) oxide has a chemical formula of FeO and iron (III) oxide has a formula of Fe2O3.
this is the best sponsor i have ever seen and didn't skipped
Fascinating stuff! Interesting seeing so many different principles with practical applications. Don't forget to be awesome!
I got every one of these right. I can now say I am good at trivia, and I even got some of the reasons right too!
Nice! Been waiting for season 3 for quite a while now!
Woo got all 3 right again. I think last video was one of the rare times I had a miss.
i love this series
Should point out that it is still true that you shouldn't drink from outdoor hoses because of the risk of legionnaire's disease.
I got all of these correct, good job with round 3. That was tricky.
loved this series im happy to see it back
It's interesting how if you burn a steel wool it actually gets heavier due to oxidation as a result of combustion. The iron in the steel becomes iron oxide (rust) which makes the resulting product heavier overall.
Bear Grills thaught me how to do that compass
this is the first time ive gotten one wrong. always learning
That blowing sound effect got me on the first one 💀
I am currently flabbergasted at the fact I got these all right
MY FIRST 100%!!! even got the bonus round correct as well 😎
3:33 So you _are_ a Survivor fan! I saw you put a picture of Rupert in your prince Prince Rupert's drops video and was wondering lol.
-Are you gullible?
-No! This is PATRICK!
I just finished watching all the other episodes of this and I’m now watching this episode a day after
this is my favorite series lets go its back
finally
this is the best series ever
B, steel wool gets heavier when burnt iirc
"Take Feebreze and an an apple"
"yeah that ones fake."
Steel wool increases in mass when burnt as you're adding oxygen
Yesyesyesysysssss was waiting for this series!
my chemistry lesson on oxidation came in clutch for the last one 💯
Ooh bonus rounds!! Yippeee🎉
I finally got them all right this one was kinda easy
Yeah, you got me with the last one, that string bit is crazy
I learned in chemistry class to use a glass stirring rod to help pour (most) liquids from one container to another, so I knew the string method worked.
I knew almost all of the true answers, so elimination worked for me. I also knew that iron got heavier not lighter when oxidized by burning/rusting.
You absolutely NAILED the sponsorship
The amount of random things I learned from this channel is crazy 😂
I was 3 for 3 on this one! That's probably the first time ever for me
Got all of them right
I got them all right, let’s gooo
I'll be honest that sponsorship was actually amazing the way you turned it into another round of spot the fake.
4:39 "Jar Jar Bink"
I used to feel so proud getting these right every time. Then I realized that it's always things that everyone should already know. The fact that so many people learn things from these is both uplifting and depressing.
yaaay 3rd season!
lol, i didnt even realize what the question was in round 3B
Round 1: I know B is true, it's called resonant vibration. The others seem equally believable to me. But I'm gonna vote A, because I thought I heard someone blowing with their mouth. So I'm gonna say A is trash. (Wow, you really got me there. Should've known better than to think you'd actually let that slip through!)
Round 2: I'm voting B on this one. I know that A is true, that's just the mechanism behind a compass. C is also very believable, since if the plastic stays molten long enough, it should just weld together. B, on the other hand... I know that some contaminates can make water at least appear to catch on fire, but I'm pretty sure that's for a flammable gas being dissolved in the water, like methane. I don't think the stray particles from a garden hose will do that. So I'm gonna say B is trash. (Sweet! Got one!)
Round 2.5: I'm gonna say B again. While your ISP can't see the address on your internet data requests while using a VPN, the data does still need to go through your router, so they should still be able to measure the raw volume. So I'm gonna say B is trash. (Got it again!)
Round 3: Man, B cannot catch a break. Steel wool actually gets heavier when you burn it. This is because combustion is an oxidation reaction, and the oxidation product of steel wool is a solid, iron oxide. This means that the formerly gaseous oxygen is now a part of the solid mass of the steel wool. This differs from carbon-based fuels like wood, whose oxidation product is gaseous carbon dioxide, and thus gets lighter after combustion. So once again, B is trash. (Happy I got it, but pissed at myself for not noticing the scale not being zeroed. I clearly saw the negative sign was lit up, but that didn't register in my brain as how you'd faked it lol)
3-1 Unfair. I know sound fire suppression works, but it doesn't involve any blowing sounds.
3-2 I knew that is how compasses work. And actually worked on a Haribo machine before, they use hot knives and press.
The reason not to use your garden hose is because it won't do anything most of the time, but puts you in danger all the time.
2.5 not even a question how fake the middle one was. The ISP sees the VPN traffic they are delivering.
3-3 Damit, you got me confused on the direction of the weight change.
GOT ALL CORRECT
Best science RUclipsr out here
Got everything right this time
1:C
2:B
3:B (mass should increase, not decrease)
3 for 3. Ok
whoo! 3.5/3.5! I'm getting better at this!
I got all 3 right!
SEASON THREEEE!!!
YES FINALLY!!!!!
what app did you use for the candle thing?
You can probably search up "speaker fan" or something like that. All the app does is play a frequency that causes the "blowing" effect whilst adding some fan visuals on your phone.
I love how he blowed too to make it look like it was the trash one
anyone who didint get round 2 shoud reconsider their brain function
You need to go back to school
I figured out one of them because I've seen how a firefighter puts out a fire
I have been waiting!
I have enough basic science knowledge that I can figure out all of these
JaDroppingScience: Tries to fool us into thinking water passed through a rubber hose becomes flammable
The literal hundreds of feet of rubber hose on every fire engine ever: Am I a joke to you?
2:00 I learned this from Dr. Stone
I got fooled round 1 cause i thought the tuning forks had to be connected through the hollow tunnels and the fabreeze was a wild card for me
Ah yes the family mini enduction heater
the last round was easy for me since I already knew that steel wool gains mass when you burn it
Almost had them all, second one wasn't sure on the magnet part and last one cause of thinking the water trick failed and steel wool was real. But yet again I don't have good memory 😅
I genuinely think this made me smarter as I got all of these right
The speaker one tricked me, I didn't think a phone speaker was strong enough. And like maybe febreeze does dye apples, food coloring does and heat to speed up chemical reactions works fine.
but with nord VPN, it's not dependent on your computer time, it's dependent on local time. 5pm on the east coast is still 8pm on the west coast
An interesting video to make would be an ebonizing agent. To make it, let steel wool sit in apple cider vinegar until dissolved, and then paint it onto wood. The tannens in the wood will make yhe oron come out of solution inside the wood, turning it a deep black. It looks like complete magic, so most people won't expecr it.
i got them all right
Round 1: I’m pretty sure that A w/o post-it note works and that shouldn’t change it, and I know B works, so C is trash.
Round 2: B is trash. Like, obviously. And the other two should work as described although if you aren’t careful you might make a mistake and flip the polarity of the magnet for A.
2.5 B is definitely trash; the data still flows through your ISP, just encrypted so they can’t read it. A can be too, depending on the service; often those times are global not timezone-based. C is true as regards a VPN but I don’t know if its claims about The Office are.
Round 3: A is true. B… I’m not sure about; conventionally, burning reduces mass, but with some weird materials it can increase it, and steel wool might be one. C might work if you’re *very careful* but I’d expect you to spill more often than not.
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Yay, I got them all this time, if I count round 3 as a success. I would have gotten it right if I could ask how to grade C’s “yes in theory but you’ll probably spill”, so I’m counting it.
Bet it took a while to make that tricks hot at the start lol
good trick to get people to watch the sponser part LOL
100%. I am so smart!
Fell for the first one - I thought the speaker would need to be uncovered, got the others.
3.5 for 3.5, let's go!
Experiments similar to the steel wool experiment were one of the main ways scientists debunked the phlogiston theory for how fire works.
Aww I got only the first one wrong bc I thought you had to align the base of the tuning forks with each other to do it
Great new intro! How many attempts did it take to get that tiny ball into the trash can?
I got all of them right :D
that last one was super hard
4:29 you can make your download speed and ping like 10 times faster while using less data per second with a vpn, it won't hide it fully, but you can pay a lot less. sometimes even when the internet is on maintenance and isn't working there's just enough internet to play online games with a vpn.
Imagine a world where trendy content consisted of critical thinking, and proving self intelligence or at least, lack of gullibility... Would be an amazing future.
I did get all three correct, but the first and last round were kinda cheap because I had already seen the truths. Round 2 I got because it was just silly.
The video quality is insane
First one I got a perfect score on
For the first one I knew the sound one was true because The Action Lab put out a video about it just a week ago.
Funnily enough I got the last one right cause Action Lab also posted a video about burning Steel Wool
1: correct!
2:correct!
2.5: correct!
3: incorrect
75% success
2 round:
My prediction
Option B is False
I don’t know man, try that flammable water one in, Palestine, or flint, or camp lagune.
No way you can light steel wool with a 9V battery.... Oh wait thats not even the fake part 😅
nice!
1:41 😂