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The way that Hank Green and John Green are the back bone of the American public school system is UNREAL. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart. The impact you and your brother have made on the world is unreal.
Its nearly 1am on the day of my A+P 2 final... It's a 4-year-old video and still reviewed everything I needed to review for this concept... I'm a college student. Crash Course has always been a blessing for finals!!!!
You Know,I never find what he's saying in my textbook....but I still watch it anyway, because it's THAT GOOD I'm a 3rd year medical student,and still watch his videos because Everytime I do,I learn something new....he... along ninja science nerd....made me feel that I actually understand medicine somehow.... Good luck with your exams by the way 👍👍
It's not exactly temporary pain. Being a parent offers a lot of wear-and-tear on the body, especially when the child is in infancy. There's a lot of isometric-like exercise going on with constantly lifting and carrying someone that goes from ~5-9lbs to ~12-16lbs in just six months.
what do you mean you don't know me hank?! We've shared all these great times together! Like, remember when I watched all your videos? Hell that was pretty sweet now wasn't it. Don't you say you don't know me, it hurts.
This youtube channel is amazing. it teaches children on youtube (which is where ALL kids are) about science and space etc. which is the real and good interesting stuff in life!
Turkey. Formally secular but going more and more religious conservative by the leadership. Im the last generation that finished highschool with reproduction lessons in humans in biology.
+Emily Ericson I'm not shaming them, I'm shaming us for telling them it's ok to murder another human being just because that human being can't speak for his or herself. I feel anger, yes, but I don't hate anyone. A person's a person, no matter how small
+spindash64 We have never been told that it's okay. Women are mocked, shamed, and humiliated for simply not being at a point in their life where they are able to give birth to a baby. And by that logic, the millions of eggs inside my body right now are already people. A zygote is a zygote, not a person. Of course it's not an easy decision, but it's a decision that women should have the right to make.
+Nathan Pattison I'm sorry, but would you, as a man, be willing to put your life on hold for nine months for a child that you don't even want? To experience all of the horrible symptoms told about in the above video, to have to switch your entire life around? No. You wouldn't. What you have to say about what a woman does with her body does not matter, because you are not a woman. Just like you can't force a person to donate blood or organs against their will, you most certainly can't force a woman to go through this life altering experience because you believe a fertilized egg is a person.
I think it would be cool to have a crash course "What to expect" series. Lots of pregnancy sites have week by week calendars where they tell you what's up with baby. But Crash Course is so fun, I think it would be cool to see what they had to say about the 40 weeks of Pregnancy!
@@-._.-KRiS-._.- They will still need certificate and do you think online learning is good enough. It would be if we all follow some good lecturers but when my lect try to make a vid LOL
Girl I got it bad too, so I just watch as many scary delivery videos as possible & pay close attention to how evil the little things can potentially be at 3 & that helps me remember to wait till I have a degree before becoming a mother.
Gremistao Loco actually America has a slower repopulation rate than many other countries. Not sure where you got the idea from that we pop out babies on a regular basis but that’s really not how it is here.
Im happy,finally hearing a man to say:i really don't know how emotionally ladies bare someone,a whole new person growing in them. Yup,happy to hear someone respecting women.. With all respect to hank green for the sake of the respect he gave females with this very sentence.
It sounds like the fetus and the mother are having a pleasant biochemical conversation but consider this: the fetus can make a special kind of hemoglobin that has a higher affinity for oxygen than adult hemoglobin, which means that the fetus is pretty much wrenching oxygen away from the mother's hemoglobin. Still, the reason it evolved is because it works. Go biology!
The reproductive episodes have been hilarious, and of course informative :) Thanks for all your great videos, you have definitely helped me out a lot in my anatomy class! Final is tomorrow!
+kAshley92 I made someone laugh? Good, it means that my job here is done :P Also... I'm watching the original Shia video over and over again, where this clapping was taken from >.> :D
Thank you so much. Your human reproduction videos are excellent. I am glad you don't feel awkward talking about it because your videos really helped me to understand it.
Or, in Gaius Julius Caesar's case: "It involves a system of hormonal signals that, as sophisticated as they are, get interpreted by the very earliest human cells into two simple instructions: Divide, and Conquer."
+Robert Faber I thought you were headed toward Caesarean Section. It would be interesting to do another episode on all the things that can go wrong during this process.
Sorry to call you out, CrashCourse, and I know this from personal experience helping my lovely wife through delivery, the baby doesn't come out smoothly with an adorable "ShooooooOOOOOOP!" sound, though I very much wish it had. Also, I feel for that animated new mommy. That animated baby's head was MASSIVE!
My baby literally slipped out after the nurse told me to do two practice pushes. On the 2nd push, my baby's head started crowning. While they tried to get my OB in the room for delivery, Baby just slipped right out even though I was trying to keep her from coming out because they told me they weren't allowed to deliver w/o a doctor present.
i like how Thought Cafe did the illustrations. . . . They described it well enough and still kept it tasteful and entertaining... less is sometimes more
Thank you so much Crash Course! The way you explain things help me understand what the textbook is trying to explain. I have enjoyed learning A&P very much. Sometimes this course is down right tough, confusing, and hard to understand. Thank you for helping me make my light build came on! Those realization moments have happened many times Crash Course. I watch the videos after I have read the textbook because the host talks extremely quick and uses big words that are going to be used to explain steps in physiological processes. I guess that's why they called A&P. My thanks and best wishes go out to you.
I was introduced to your videos last semester in A&P1 and have watched you since! But this semester I was introduced to your history lessons AND I saw you in some art assignment videos! You've changed a lot in the years! Good for you, can't wait to see what you teach next ;)
Next week i have an oral exam on gynecology and obstetrics, and i need this info, its not like i dont know this, but when i see these vids i can memorize the facts a lot better and longer so... . Thank you for making the material so vivid and easy :)
Please don't induce your patients unnecessarily, especially if it's just because you want to deliver the baby a week early because you're going on vacation the week it's supposed to be born. That is all I ask of a future obstetrician.
Pregnancy is fun in the 3rd trimester. Getting past the 1st trimester is the most difficult. Just know that when people say 'contractions', that means that you will receive a pain exactly like your period cramps, only more intense.
I watched ur videos while preparing for my medical college admission test and now when I finally got admission (thank God) I’m still watching ur videos. ✌🏻😍
Loving the episode! Not to be a pain in the ass, some things are wrong: the two cell stage is reached approximately 30 hours after fetilization. four-cell stage at 40 hours, and 12 to 16-cell stage is reached after 3 days and it is this 16-cell stage that is called morula. Besides this, good job guys!
These videos have been very helpful for me! However, maybe you can add to it by doing something about preventative birth control and contraception? Maybe about the different options available and how to prevent unwanted pregnancies as well as std prevention and how it works? I think that would really complete the sex education you have going on here.
You are Gods! Seriously your channel thought me more than 10 encyclopedias worth of information! And you deliver the most important stuff if the subjects of the videos so than anyone can understand. No matter of they're a nerd or a regular! Thanks for keeping learning fun and awesome for me and everybody else! And, as always, DFTBA!
And I think that this channel is waaaaay more underrated than it should be! I mean you guys deserve to be shown to EVERY school there is and yet you have only what, 7mil?! I'm so grateful that I found this channel and that I was able to share it to more than 100 people. Keep doing your best!
these videos have been sooo helpful because i have a science test on this subject and i didn’t know how to revise and then i found this and it was sooo helpful thank you
Hi there, hopefully someone can clear this up. From my understanding, hCG is an endocrine process (meaning it travels through the blood stream) this is also how pregnancy tests work, as hCG is filtered through the blood it also goes through the kidney for excretion in the urine, thus, pee on the stick, the stick recognizes hCG and indicates pregnancy. Does it talk to the corpus luteum through endocrine or is it more of a paracrine automation? Thanks
RoScFan Actually in a strictly environmental safeguarding sense, 1 developed country human is SO MUCH WORSE than like 20+ something humans in a 3rd world country that the 3rd world can make as many babies as it wants, I don't really care. The sad reality is that most of them won't live long enough to impact the environment meaningfully. They don't own cars or consume tons of cheap plastic products every year. Most of the pollution they produce is in the CO2 they exhale and the organic waste they shit, and both of those thing are recycled into useful stuff by nature. They DO consume a lot of food, but all the develop countries together waste like 5 times as much as what the 3rd world eats. Having a baby in the developed world is really bad. It obligates you to have a car, because otherwise you don't have the time to make enough money to support everyone AND take care of the kid(s), The kid itself will "need" a bunch of toys, diapers, clothing, a room of his or her own, and ultimately he or she is likely to grow up into a ruthless business man that runs a profitable industry, but further pollutes the world. By 3rd world standards, we live like kings, and consume much more than what we actually need.
@@liwendiamond9223 Having a baby in the developed world doesn't have to be as problematic as you are claiming it to be. Use glassware to store food instead of plastics. Use the city bus. Stay home to raise the child on one income because it's doable if you budget properly, plus, it's 2019 and there are remote online jobs and/or freelancing jobs the stay-at-home parent can do to add income to the household. I'd imagine remote online jobs and freelancing existed in 2016 when you made your post. Use empty toilet paper rolls, wooden spoons, Christmas tinsel, everyday objects, _your_ old stuffed animal from childhood, as toys. Buy used toys or receive hand-me-downs. Use the public library for books, music, movies, iPads, laptops, free early development classes, etc. Use cloth diapers. Make your own laundry/dish soap. Have a safe, flat, hard surface the baby can sleep on and not fall off of. Make your own baby food from the fruits, vegetables, meats, and grains that you buy for yourself. Buy used baby clothing or receive hand-me-downs. Pretty much the only thing you might want brand new for a baby is a car seat because it is the law that a baby is in a car seat currently within regulations that has never been in an accident. You can't leave the hospital if you don't have a car seat that your infant can fit into. If your infant can't fit into the car seat you have, you _have_ to find a new one before you get to go home. Use the living room as the baby's room for the first 13 months-10 years if you live in a 1-bedroom. As the child reaches puberty, however, it's customary in America to allow that child to have their own private space. I don't see why this is a negative thing, to allow their own room; I don't see what's wrong with upgrading from a 1-bedroom to a 2-bedroom place. Business people of the future will likely not be as interested in the lack of regulations that currently govern modern business practices if what Millenials and Gen Z are saying now is anything to go off of. But, seriously, you give too much credit to the business world as being the desirable, profitable industry to go into. Computer science, specifically coding and programming, is where the money is at right now. So that's where the economy is headed.
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The way that Hank Green and John Green are the back bone of the American public school system is UNREAL. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart. The impact you and your brother have made on the world is unreal.
These videos are LIFE SAVERS for finals
me right now lol
Haha, so true, i have my exam next week
Same! haha
Have my final tomorrow LMAO
Same
Its nearly 1am on the day of my A+P 2 final... It's a 4-year-old video and still reviewed everything I needed to review for this concept... I'm a college student. Crash Course has always been a blessing for finals!!!!
You Know,I never find what he's saying in my textbook....but I still watch it anyway, because it's THAT GOOD
I'm a 3rd year medical student,and still watch his videos because Everytime I do,I learn something new....he... along ninja science nerd....made me feel that I actually understand medicine somehow....
Good luck with your exams by the way 👍👍
Mothers are amazing! They have to go through temporary pain for a lifetime of happiness. Thank you mothers!
sometimes i feel bad for my mommy ;w;, she had to go through the pain with me for 10 months.
TheCraftingCookie lol at you thinking motherhood is happiness
TheCraftingCookie I wish I still had mines... :(
It's not exactly temporary pain. Being a parent offers a lot of wear-and-tear on the body, especially when the child is in infancy. There's a lot of isometric-like exercise going on with constantly lifting and carrying someone that goes from ~5-9lbs to ~12-16lbs in just six months.
but you're gay
what do you mean you don't know me hank?! We've shared all these great times together! Like, remember when I watched all your videos? Hell that was pretty sweet now wasn't it. Don't you say you don't know me, it hurts.
is it sad that this channel has taught me more than my science teacher had? 😂
o be honest, yes. There's so much shame on sex and reproduction in school.
i had health class, but these videos are much better at explaining things, even though my teacher was highly entertaining.
+EvilNeon * entertaining *
+Enzo Ciarlini no puns, he literally was a great teacher.
Zory Fahringer why do u think I'm here? LOL 😂
This youtube channel is amazing. it teaches children on youtube (which is where ALL kids are) about science and space etc. which is the real and good interesting stuff in life!
+GreenShot They also have to more kiddish version.
***** Well they never had a reason too.
Im not s child but i watch it all. My county lacks reproduction and sex ed because.. Religion.
Hakan Karaağaç what country do you come from?
Turkey. Formally secular but going more and more religious conservative by the leadership. Im the last generation that finished highschool with reproduction lessons in humans in biology.
All this pain and tears from all mothers in the world has created us. Thanks to all mommys in the world! With your altruistic behaviour we can live.
+Nathan Pattison Some women aren't ready to have babies. No reason to shame them for not being ready to go through this long, difficult process.
+Nathan Pattison The human population is going to hit 9 billion this century (assuming all goes well, and hopefully it will peak there).
+Emily Ericson I'm not shaming them, I'm shaming us for telling them it's ok to murder another human being just because that human being can't speak for his or herself. I feel anger, yes, but I don't hate anyone. A person's a person, no matter how small
+spindash64 We have never been told that it's okay. Women are mocked, shamed, and humiliated for simply not being at a point in their life where they are able to give birth to a baby. And by that logic, the millions of eggs inside my body right now are already people. A zygote is a zygote, not a person. Of course it's not an easy decision, but it's a decision that women should have the right to make.
+Nathan Pattison I'm sorry, but would you, as a man, be willing to put your life on hold for nine months for a child that you don't even want? To experience all of the horrible symptoms told about in the above video, to have to switch your entire life around? No. You wouldn't. What you have to say about what a woman does with her body does not matter, because you are not a woman. Just like you can't force a person to donate blood or organs against their will, you most certainly can't force a woman to go through this life altering experience because you believe a fertilized egg is a person.
I think it would be cool to have a crash course "What to expect" series. Lots of pregnancy sites have week by week calendars where they tell you what's up with baby. But Crash Course is so fun, I think it would be cool to see what they had to say about the 40 weeks of Pregnancy!
I have had 2 vaginal births can’t wait for my next little buddy. I love being a mom
"Learn how you're gonna put the little thing through college" 😂
Children aren't going to need college in 18 years from now with all this free education online.
@@-._.-KRiS-._.- They will still need certificate and do you think online learning is good enough. It would be if we all follow some good lecturers but when my lect try to make a vid LOL
0:00 "Who are ya callin' Pinhead?"
I'm Dirty Dan >:^0
lmao
+Mount MC what is a "dirty dan"?
o! o git it!
no i'm dirty dan
I shall save this video so that everytime I have baby fever I can rewatch this and be reminded as to why that is a bad idea.
Right exactly
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Girl I got it bad too, so I just watch as many scary delivery videos as possible & pay close attention to how evil the little things can potentially be at 3 & that helps me remember to wait till I have a degree before becoming a mother.
Of course you shall save it, you are American. and what Americans know best then put a baby in the world every nine months???
Gremistao Loco actually America has a slower repopulation rate than many other countries. Not sure where you got the idea from that we pop out babies on a regular basis but that’s really not how it is here.
Im happy,finally hearing a man to say:i really don't know how emotionally ladies bare someone,a whole new person growing in them.
Yup,happy to hear someone respecting women..
With all respect to hank green for the sake of the respect he gave females with this very sentence.
hank is so proud of us for growing up. me too hank, me too.
Please make a comprehensive Crash Course Sex Ed. Lots of people really need it.
I'm 7 years old but I want to be a good doctor
If you're already watching stuff like this, you're well on track. Keep it up.
Omg, kid you can spell better than most adults, it's a lot of work to be a doctor, but my advice is to study and never give up! Good luck!
My advice is to start looking at chemistry videos now and get good at chemistry as well. You're off to a good start. Good luck!
Luciana Love Your comment just make me feel sad, is it true.
Keep it up!! You´ll have a long journey but it will be worth it!
Happy Mother's Day! And good luck with everyone on their AP biology exam tomorrow!!
Ok seriously Hanks first minute before the theme song almost always cracks me up
It sounds like the fetus and the mother are having a pleasant biochemical conversation but consider this: the fetus can make a special kind of hemoglobin that has a higher affinity for oxygen than adult hemoglobin, which means that the fetus is pretty much wrenching oxygen away from the mother's hemoglobin. Still, the reason it evolved is because it works. Go biology!
"You don't make a car by carving it from a single chunk of metal..."
I dunno... Apple might...
*CHALLENGE ACCEPTED*
I still love how he credits everyone at the end of each video.
"After that, all you have to worry about is how to put the little thing through college" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
This is what I'm gonna show my son when he asks me where babies come from.
The reproductive episodes have been hilarious, and of course informative :)
Thanks for all your great videos, you have definitely helped me out a lot in my anatomy class!
Final is tomorrow!
And that is literally how all of us got here.
0:21 was that Shia LaBeouf clapping? :D
+Thoryne Sure was! Good catch :D
-Nicole
+Thoryne Weird that they didn't animate Orson Wells as Citizen Kane clapping...
+Thoryne I saw it too. :)
+Thoryne I literally laughed out loud when I saw the cartoon clapping because I had read your comment beforehand. That was a good one.
+kAshley92 I made someone laugh? Good, it means that my job here is done :P Also... I'm watching the original Shia video over and over again, where this clapping was taken from >.> :D
I'm currently in Child Development right now, so all this solidifies what I've learned already and then some
Thank you so much. Your human reproduction videos are excellent. I am glad you don't feel awkward talking about it because your videos really helped me to understand it.
Finally. An answer to the age old question: How is babby formed?
how girl get pragnant?
+Sugoi Hands sex
Is she Bregnant
Be getting pregante
6 months plus 2 weeks......
PREGANANANT!?!?!?
Isn't the head of a pin the non-pointy side? As opposed to the point of a pin? 😐
+anni dee if you zoom in far enough -- they're *all* non-pointy sides. ;)
+Mohammed Samiwala Not quite, electron orbitals sometimes have freaky shapes that are not round at all.
+Mohammed Samiwala You can't zoom in into the molecular level.
+anni dee well you were also that size
+anni dee that's what I thought...
THESE GUYS DESERVE TO BE MILLIONAIRES MABY MORE THEY HELPED ME SO MUCH
These videos are extremely helpful! He keeps them interesting and explains complex topics so any level can understand them!
That angler fish on your desk,where are it's eyes? :3
your profile picture is messing with me
i thought it was moving haha
Alex Friesen its your mind making it look like its moving threw your eyes
Or, in Gaius Julius Caesar's case: "It involves a system of hormonal signals that, as sophisticated as they are, get interpreted by the very earliest human cells into two simple instructions: Divide, and Conquer."
That applies more to cancer than fetuses.
+Robert Faber I thought you were headed toward Caesarean Section. It would be interesting to do another episode on all the things that can go wrong during this process.
Me writing a test on embryology: I bet this video will help
Hank: So we won't focus on that
I love my mum a whole lot more than I already did now :)
Sorry to call you out, CrashCourse, and I know this from personal experience helping my lovely wife through delivery, the baby doesn't come out smoothly with an adorable "ShooooooOOOOOOP!" sound, though I very much wish it had. Also, I feel for that animated new mommy. That animated baby's head was MASSIVE!
+joe mastropiero Some women it does and some women would die trying to giving birth with out modern medicine.
did you want that part of the video to be three hours long and fill of screaming? me neither.
My baby literally slipped out after the nurse told me to do two practice pushes. On the 2nd push, my baby's head started crowning. While they tried to get my OB in the room for delivery, Baby just slipped right out even though I was trying to keep her from coming out because they told me they weren't allowed to deliver w/o a doctor present.
I watch the CC video before I watch my professor's lecture videos. They are THAT GOOD! Thank you for helping me ace A&P1&2!!!
Superbly done! *Slow clap*
I love how you make fun and easy to comprehend.
Great teaching. I never felt more interested. Thank you.
I laughed out loud when he said the baby will combine aleles with someone
how do i know if I'M prengan?
could i be gregnant?
am i pergenat?
is it possible i'm pregananant!?
The first thing that popped into my head when i saw my positive test was, oh i'm pregananant 🤣🤣
You just need a Luigi board
That's what I need for my finals!! thanks 😘....love this channel!! keep it up!!
I took my A&P2 final today and I miss Hank already.
i like the way he teaches. and i wish he was my bio teacher.
very true
I have an exam today about that! that helped me A LOT!
I enjoyed with all those excellent explanations.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart, Crash Course.
i like how Thought Cafe did the illustrations. . . .
They described it well enough and still kept it tasteful and entertaining...
less is sometimes more
Let me tell u man ! U r simply awsome ...and ur videos ...i just got addicted to them 😄
As a geology and geography major, all of this biology talk kinda freaks me out
Thank you so much Crash Course! The way you explain things help me understand what the textbook is trying to explain. I have enjoyed learning A&P very much. Sometimes this course is down right tough, confusing, and hard to understand. Thank you for helping me make my light build came on! Those realization moments have happened many times Crash Course. I watch the videos after I have read the textbook because the host talks extremely quick and uses big words that are going to be used to explain steps in physiological processes. I guess that's why they called A&P. My thanks and best wishes go out to you.
I'm watching this while on Mother's Day
Hank is awesome 👏🏼
I was introduced to your videos last semester in A&P1 and have watched you since! But this semester I was introduced to your history lessons AND I saw you in some art assignment videos! You've changed a lot in the years! Good for you, can't wait to see what you teach next ;)
Hank must've gone through a lot of... LABOR!!!!! making this episode!!!
HA HA HA HA :) :) :) :)
M. Chen very funny 😂
Lol
Please post a video on human regeneration. Please hank please.
what do you do when before the video there is an hour long "pre roll"?
It helps me so much to understand my subject class, thank you CC!
i have a science test tomorrow, thanks so much dude you’re a lifesaver!
Next week i have an oral exam on gynecology and obstetrics, and i need this info, its not like i dont know this, but when i see these vids i can memorize the facts a lot better and longer so... . Thank you for making the material so vivid and easy :)
Please don't induce your patients unnecessarily, especially if it's just because you want to deliver the baby a week early because you're going on vacation the week it's supposed to be born. That is all I ask of a future obstetrician.
So scared of pregnancy atm😂
Pregnancy is fun in the 3rd trimester. Getting past the 1st trimester is the most difficult. Just know that when people say 'contractions', that means that you will receive a pain exactly like your period cramps, only more intense.
I watched ur videos while preparing for my medical college admission test and now when I finally got admission (thank God) I’m still watching ur videos. ✌🏻😍
Your videos should get a lot more of attention then they do. Keep up the good work!
THAT WAS AWESOME! I NEVER STOP LEARNING!
this is sooo helpful! I love this channel! I recommend it to all my classmates
Loving the episode!
Not to be a pain in the ass, some things are wrong: the two cell stage is reached approximately 30 hours after fetilization. four-cell stage at 40 hours, and 12 to 16-cell stage is reached after 3 days and it is this 16-cell stage that is called morula.
Besides this, good job guys!
Excellent episode, especially the last remark after the summary…
These videos have been very helpful for me! However, maybe you can add to it by doing something about preventative birth control and contraception? Maybe about the different options available and how to prevent unwanted pregnancies as well as std prevention and how it works? I think that would really complete the sex education you have going on here.
please make a video series dedicated to microbiology !!!!
Theses videos should be in schools
pls add a video for gastrulation as it is the most hard part
Who remembers when thought Cafe was called thought bubble. Thee good old days.
The head of a pin is the flat part, not the pointy part. :)
it's amazing we have the freedom to just create a human, you need a permit to build on to your property, but to create life, go for it!
Until they start regulating all bodily autonomy, they can't make giving birth illegal.
almost done, just have A and P 2 lab for the fall semester, taking lecture over the summer lol.
Yayyy WE'RE DONE WITH AP2 CONGRATULATION EVERYONE YALL DID IT WOOT WOOT
Awesome Video! Please make a math course.
So Hank, will there be an A&P episode about death hosted by Hanksock?
I love your content. It has been a great help with my A & P courses.
Hank I need an embryonic differentiation video!
You are Gods! Seriously your channel thought me more than 10 encyclopedias worth of information! And you deliver the most important stuff if the subjects of the videos so than anyone can understand. No matter of they're a nerd or a regular!
Thanks for keeping learning fun and awesome for me and everybody else!
And, as always, DFTBA!
And I think that this channel is waaaaay more underrated than it should be! I mean you guys deserve to be shown to EVERY school there is and yet you have only what, 7mil?! I'm so grateful that I found this channel and that I was able to share it to more than 100 people. Keep doing your best!
You've help me pass my A&P Essential class. Thank you. 😇
Thanks for all the videos! Youre getting me through school
So if you are having twins do you have more than a 40% increase in blood?
wow what amazing you are thinking...
1:16 That's the point of the pin. The head is the blunt end.
So amazing cant wait to have my own child....... when I'm much much older
AWESOME!!
"Head of a pin." The graphic keeps showing the point of a pin.
Starting to feel prepped for my exam, this has helped a lot!
Thank you for these videos; what a time-saver!
Four weeks of animating, and producing these videos, yet only three days of class discussion (discussing more content than all four of your videos)
where can I buy that blue angler fish?
+Jose Cruz store.dftba.com/products/hanklerfish-plushie
+Tristan Landis thank you
It's called a hanklerfish, cuz it's made by a Hank.
these videos have been sooo helpful because i have a science test on this subject and i didn’t know how to revise and then i found this and it was sooo helpful thank you
Hi there, hopefully someone can clear this up. From my understanding, hCG is an endocrine process (meaning it travels through the blood stream) this is also how pregnancy tests work, as hCG is filtered through the blood it also goes through the kidney for excretion in the urine, thus, pee on the stick, the stick recognizes hCG and indicates pregnancy. Does it talk to the corpus luteum through endocrine or is it more of a paracrine automation? Thanks
A small typo at 4:22 ?"...would tank like they normally at the end of the ovarian cycle during menstration."
After hearing all the symptoms the mother has to go through, I never having a baby! XD
+Brianna Salo Good. We need to reduce the global population anyway.
+LiwenDiamond not in developed countries; tell that to the 3rd world
RoScFan Actually in a strictly environmental safeguarding sense, 1 developed country human is SO MUCH WORSE than like 20+ something humans in a 3rd world country that the 3rd world can make as many babies as it wants, I don't really care. The sad reality is that most of them won't live long enough to impact the environment meaningfully.
They don't own cars or consume tons of cheap plastic products every year. Most of the pollution they produce is in the CO2 they exhale and the organic waste they shit, and both of those thing are recycled into useful stuff by nature. They DO consume a lot of food, but all the develop countries together waste like 5 times as much as what the 3rd world eats.
Having a baby in the developed world is really bad. It obligates you to have a car, because otherwise you don't have the time to make enough money to support everyone AND take care of the kid(s), The kid itself will "need" a bunch of toys, diapers, clothing, a room of his or her own, and ultimately he or she is likely to grow up into a ruthless business man that runs a profitable industry, but further pollutes the world. By 3rd world standards, we live like kings, and consume much more than what we actually need.
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@@liwendiamond9223 Having a baby in the developed world doesn't have to be as problematic as you are claiming it to be.
Use glassware to store food instead of plastics. Use the city bus. Stay home to raise the child on one income because it's doable if you budget properly, plus, it's 2019 and there are remote online jobs and/or freelancing jobs the stay-at-home parent can do to add income to the household. I'd imagine remote online jobs and freelancing existed in 2016 when you made your post.
Use empty toilet paper rolls, wooden spoons, Christmas tinsel, everyday objects, _your_ old stuffed animal from childhood, as toys. Buy used toys or receive hand-me-downs. Use the public library for books, music, movies, iPads, laptops, free early development classes, etc. Use cloth diapers. Make your own laundry/dish soap. Have a safe, flat, hard surface the baby can sleep on and not fall off of. Make your own baby food from the fruits, vegetables, meats, and grains that you buy for yourself. Buy used baby clothing or receive hand-me-downs.
Pretty much the only thing you might want brand new for a baby is a car seat because it is the law that a baby is in a car seat currently within regulations that has never been in an accident. You can't leave the hospital if you don't have a car seat that your infant can fit into. If your infant can't fit into the car seat you have, you _have_ to find a new one before you get to go home.
Use the living room as the baby's room for the first 13 months-10 years if you live in a 1-bedroom. As the child reaches puberty, however, it's customary in America to allow that child to have their own private space. I don't see why this is a negative thing, to allow their own room; I don't see what's wrong with upgrading from a 1-bedroom to a 2-bedroom place.
Business people of the future will likely not be as interested in the lack of regulations that currently govern modern business practices if what Millenials and Gen Z are saying now is anything to go off of. But, seriously, you give too much credit to the business world as being the desirable, profitable industry to go into. Computer science, specifically coding and programming, is where the money is at right now. So that's where the economy is headed.
You guys made the baby's head so freaking large in that animation, jeeeeeeeeeez, made my ovaries pucker.