REAL Doctor Reacts to DR STONE Anime #2 | Medical science explained
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- Опубликовано: 2 дек 2020
- I love watching ANIME! especially where theres a series that involves some medicine or medical science.
What better anime to watch than Dr. STONE!!!!!
In this video I watch and react the DR. STONE anime episode where he makes glasses and I explain the medicine science behind his madness. Does his science really stack up to what we do today as Doctors?
So if you want to find out whether he can solve Suika's fuzzy eye disease with a combination of things you can find in the outdoors, then this is for you.
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Doctor REACTS to DR STONE making antibiotics:
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Directed by: Shinya Iino
Written by: Yuichiro Kido
Music by: Tatsuya Kato, Hiroaki Tsutsumi, Yuki Kanesaka
Studio: TMS/8PAN
Licensed by: Crunchyroll, Funimation, Medialink
Original network: Tokyo MX, KBS, SUN, BS11, TVh, TBC, TVA, TVQ
English network: Adult Swim (Toonami)
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for once RUclips algorithm did not fail me.
Hahaha ahhh man that's a nice thing to say. I appreciate that Hahaha. Hopefully I can put out more stuff you'd enjoy 👍👍👍
Right so many times I watch one random video and then my whole feed becomes that one subject
What about the thirty two million six forty five thousand seven hundred and eighteen times?
Hahaha
It never failed it led you exactly where your needed to be even if you didn't know lol
Why would someone dislike an educational video that involves anime? This was done brilliantly👌
Awwww thank you for that, I appreciate it 👍👍👍👍👍
Dude im 100% sure that all of them were without intention
@@nicomaichenitsch9047 Also two words: Trolling bots
They’re the people that can’t see and accidentally hit the dislike man.
@@nicomaichenitsch9047 10,000,000,000%*
this episode made me cry. I was born partially blind through glasses i can have normal vision and just seeing this knowing that countless generation of humans could not see it made me just cry
Ahhhhh that almost made me cry 😢, the scene with the sunflowers 🌻was very emotional though
Almost every episode of this show makes me cry...
Ahhhh I know what you mean, can't wait for season 2
@@docoffcall only a couple weeks!
Ahhhh thank you, very excited 👍
I remember seeing trees as a kid for the first time. I didnt cry infront of anyone, but I did later. Trees to me were just these fuzzy balls of greens, but afterwards they're these detailed things with individual leafs and I was so happy. The ep. Made me cry..
Awwwww thank you for sharing 👍👍👍👍👍
It’s always trees. We always talk about the trees
It seems like the trees make an impact on us all.
@@tanuki01 yes! It's so hard to explain, but we just didn't know how truly beautiful they all were. My vision has gotten much worse with the years, so I am thankful for my contacts because now I cant even see details like eyes, nose, and lips on people they sorta look like holes? On their faces. And every time i put my contacts on I'm like damn... Lol. Like, I am legit greatful.
trees made you cry? 💀
2:15 Suika's a Girl.
Hahaha oops 😬 insert (facepalm emoji here)😅
@@docoffcall its ok, Anime in general is really unclear at gender at the best of times.
Hahaha thanks man 👍👍👍👍👍
@@docoffcall little tipp, women in anime often have bigger eyes and rounder facial features while men tend to have smaller eyes and more angular facial features. for young girls the round face with big eyes and big irises is often exaggerated to make them seem cuter. the same is done with young boys just to a slightly lesser degree where they usually have larger eyes with tinier irises.
Wow!!!!! thank you soo much for that. How do you know that type of info? I'm probably going to begin noticing that in everything I watch now hahaha
Suika wear's a watermelon on her head. Suika = watermelon in japanese
Haha I didn't know that, thanks for letting me know 👍👍👍👍👍
Wow what the heck
'Kin' means gold, 'gin' means silver. That's where Kinro's and Ginro's names come from. And that also explains the plot thread in which Kinro wanted a golden spear, and Ginro wanted a silver one
Everyone in the village is named after minerals or other natural substances. The astronauts wanted to leave a message for them about its importance
@@pawekoaczynski4505 yariiiiiiiii... 😭
The moment where Suika is finally able to see properly ALWAYS makes me cry! As someone who's needed glasses since 3rd grade, and has constantly had to get different prescriptions since, honestly made me realize just how much we take something so easy to aquire like glasses for granted. Like I can't even imagine being without mine for even one afternoon, much less however long Suika has been using the melon husk to see prior to that moment.
Ahhhh I know, I remember first time I watched the sunflower 🌻scene, I was soo moved. It left me teary eyed also
Definitely me when i achieved my first pair of glasses. I never thought i miss A LOT of details in everything. I never though things can be so different when those detail showed up.
Yeah definitely and soo many fans pick out other stuff that I miss when watching anime too 👍👍👍👍👍
I still remember coming home with my first pair of glasses and asking "everyone else can see LEAVES on the trees? In a moving car??” Ever since then I make a point to look around on walks with and without my glasses, and always look at trees when I get a new pair.
Awwww man that a wonderful experience, thank you for sharing 👍👍👍👍👍
I cant live wihout my glasses... suika must be frustrated as hell
I can relate, when I was in sixth grade, I didn't have my glasses for half the school year, so you can imagine how much of a pain in the ass I was having at that time. Whenever we were writing on our notebooks, I literally have to constantly get my ass off my chair to stand in front of the board and then read what's written in it and then go back to my seat to write it down and repeat the process all over again until I'm finished. You can imagine how slow this was lol
And yeah, my classmates were pretty annoyed, but c'mon, you can't just expect me not to do anything about it lol.
Also, the funny thing is, when I finally got new glasses, my performance in school got a LOT better (as expected), and this shocked some of my classmates. Apparently they just assumed that I'm retarded and that the glasses just made me smarter lol.
Let me explain why this is, when I didn't have my glasses, whenever the teacher was discussing something and writing stuff on the board, I can't see what she's writing, which made some of the things she's explaining make absolutely no sense to me, which really affected my grade. It also made some of my classmates think that I'm dumb, which is why they were all so surprised when my performance in school got better as soon as I got my glasses lol.
Wow thank you for sharing your story, sooo relatable. I'm glad to hear it all got sorted in the end. Spread your knowledge to help others 👍👍👍👍👍
@@noimsquidward7327 Similar thing happened to me when I stupidly chose to get contacts instead of glasses only to have a brand new allergy appear that made the contacts extremely uncomfortable, and insurance wouldn't pay for another vision correcting device that year so I had to go a whole year without being able to see things more than ten feet away properly. I managed to get through without my grades suffering to any noticeable degree because I can write very quickly and thus could usually finish copying stuff down before the screen or board changed even with having to get up and move closer to the board, or by going entirely off of what the teacher said rather than actually reading the board at all. Before covid hit I'd occasionally forget to put my glasses on and not realize it until it was too late to walk/run back to the dorm hall (I'm in college now) to get them and still make it to class. And man let me tell you, I might've been able to manage going glassesless a whole year in jr high, but not anymore. More often than not I'd hardly get any coherant notes without my glasses in college classes.
As to why I could fail to notice that I wasn't wearing glasses in the first place, I blame the fact that I usually don't wear them when I don't need to see anything farther than 10 feet away with perfect clarity (such as doing homework in my room, going to the grocery store, or eating at a restaurant where I already know what I'm getting or I know has hand-held menus) so it's not something that's a super hardwired reflex. As for why I don't bother wearing them in those situations, that's due to the fact that I have chronic migraine, so it can be very unpleasant to have something rest on my nose and cheekbones for a prolonged period of time depending on whether my trigeminal nerve and brain feel like rebelling against me or not.
@@noimsquidward7327 im not going to compare but for me its 3 years, and i cant describe my pain anymore
@@Amy_the_Lizard Dang... that must suck.
One of my favorite anime of this new generation of anime.
I totally agree 👍. I think its one of those "hidden gems 💎 ". I wasn't expecting to love it this much. Why is it your favourite??
@@docoffcall yeah it's great. I love it because it's so fresh and original. Also it has great story, characters, music, and I like how real science is in it. I've always loved Science even as a kid and to see an anime like this it just tickles my fancy and brings back some memories.
Couldn't have said that any better myself. Thanks
Soo cool to be able to connect with people on this type of thing, hahaha. Good to know that people aren't too judgemental of me watching it as a doctor
@@docoffcall yeah it's great. No no, you're good. I find it awesome that you're watching it and doing these comparisons between the anime knowledge and the real knowledge and stuff. It's very educational and great.
The less hair a doctor has, the more credible they are.
That's just science.
Johnny Sins **cough** **cough**
Agent 47's very credible on knockout and death science.
More stress more hairloss
Saitama would've been an amazing doctor then.
@@shoobzy3431 Saitama ain't dumb, just clueless.
Another thing to remark, is that then in the tournament battle of Chrome against Magma, he tries to start a fire on magma clothes using the lense of Suika's glasses. But Senku suddenly realises and tell him "no it's not gonna work! that's a concave lense, not a convex one like the magifying glass" They even show the differences in both glasses! Of course if you watched the episode you know how Chrome solves the problem then
This was kind of my experience when I first got my glasses. I didn't know I was short-sighted until middle school (grade 8) when they took us to a full checkup. Once I got my first pair, I couldn't believe how much detail existed in the world. It still blows my mind how much I missed as a child.
I had absolutely no idea even in 5th grade that I had terrible vision. My mom took me to the eye doctor. I'm like but I'm fine. Then I got glasses and I'm like HOLY CRAP I HAD NO IDEA that this what the world looks like.
sir decrease the background music a little cuz it's difficult to hear u. but keep up on making this kind of videos. ❤️
Yeah sorry about that, I'm investing in a different microphone and equipment to improve sound quality, thanks
@@docoffcall that isnt the problem, the background music is just too loud. So are the parts of the anime, every 10 seconds the sound has to be changed because its twice as loud. Other than that great video!
Yeah I think his audio being quiet and unclear is the bigger issue but lessening the background would help.
@@docoffcall Taste in music is great btw!
I probably went through like 14 years without glasses and then when I put them on I never knew this was how the world was supposed to look( Short Sighted)
The first time I saw the moon and stars I never realised how beautiful they were
This is honestly one of my favorite episodes. I need glasses for over 15 years. To see a kid, just wanting to see the world clear is real. To the modern world, this might be taken for granted, but watching her gain that is emotional.
I love the way you explain + you are smiling to express how you are enjoying this anime. you definitely desserve my sub
i actually cry every time when watch the scene where Suika see that sunflower
I remember the first time i used glasses after 15 years with myopia problems that flew under the radar.
It felt like i was seeing in HD, i could see the pores on people's skin, i could distinguish the texture of walls and cloth, i felt like i was blind and didn't knew.
Thank you doctor, your work and the work of other ophthalmologists around the world, let us see our world in it's full glory.
Really, I thank you all from the bottom of my heart.
I loved this reaction and I love the breakdown that you did, you explained it thorough and I can see that you're very genuine. thanks doc!
Starting binging your channel while making a Suika mask, can definitely say I am 10 billion percent addicted to these videos now!
I really like these sort of videos.
Brings anime to the light and shows people that it's not just some "kids stuff" in several occasions.
I'm 34 and i'll keep watching anime until my dying day. I've been more deeply touched and have enjoyed anime a whole lot more than your usual TV/Movie stuff.
Japanese animation is absolutely out of this world.
Especially movies like Your Name or Howl's Moving Castle and the like.
I 100% agree with you. You might like "your lie in April" series too. Just have a box of tissues handy
@@docoffcall It's on my "to watch" list ^^
And.. i know... went through an entire roll of tissues with Your Name *dies*
Definitely one of my all time favourite Anime now. It is so truly inspiring. Thank you for going over it like this.
Happy this came up for me. Really love seeing a real doctor giving his view on this and other things from the anime.
Mad respect for senku for telling suika that her vision is a disease or a defect. Makes you appreciate the current era that we have and how science has helped people immensely.
I can relate to Suika as a person who had glasses since I was uh one year old.
((woW fIrSt cOmMeNt-))
Yeah me too man, its funny cause I end up pulling a bit of a weird face without them. That about you ?
Haha well I get told often that I kept bumping into walls and tripping over things because of it-
Had to get my glasses a dya right after my first birthday
Did you have the old thick lenses. I remember when I wore mine, they made my eyes look 3 x bigger. I looked like an anjme character
Wow! I'm glad I found this video on my recommendations! Also this episode almost made me cry, as someone who needs glasses, I understand how suika feel. Anyways good job on reviewing this!
yup, im going down a weird rabbit hole on youtube rn, but im loving it lol. Great to see they put so much thought into this show that i enjoy
This was so fun!!! As others have said, Cells at Work is definitely a series to check out! It’s even referenced in Japanese textbooks for its accuracy. Theres one season available, however the next one will be airing this winter!
Thank you for the recommendation
👍👍👍👍👍 I put out videos like this every week on my channel. Soo look out for more. Or subscribe soo you don't miss out. Thanks again soo happy its enjoyable 👍
Seriously? They referenced it in a official book for students to learn from?!
I just love Dr. Stone and listening to you explain all of this really made my day. I'd just be wrong not to subscribe
I love your voice! It's very calming and reassuring. Your insights were super interesting as well!
This scene made me weep, and was the moment I was 100% convinced that not only would I continue with the show, but that I would begin reading the manga as well. Suika is precious and must be protected at all costs. Glad I stumbled across your videos.
I love watching these Professionals react videos!
Awwww thank you such kind words 👍👍👍👍👍 more videos coming soon, or check out my channel
I am surprised this channel doesn't have more subs. This kind of stuff actually helps people and it's informative. Continue what you do man, you seem really cool.
Awwww thank you for your kind words, Great to have people like you as subscribers like you. I'm sure the channel will grow eventually 👍👍👍👍👍
Your audio needs a little tweaking. Your background music is drowning your audio, otherwise good content! As an Engineer and a science man myself as well I can wholeheartedly recommend the manga if you have time for it. Everything he builds past the first season is exponentially exciting in the latter parts!
Thank you for the advise, I'm getting a new microphone to help with that issue.
Otherwise thank you for the recommendations
Your videos are soooooo soothing !!!
God the feels at the end man. It still hits me even here. You just keep wanting more and more from this show.
I'm near sighted since birth and I only knew about it when I was in 3rd grade, now I wonder how I lived for 8 years without knowing about it...
I know it's crazy how it can be missed right. So important to see an optician regularly even as an adult. Headaches, tired eyes, difficulty concentrating as an adult could be your prescription needs updating
What I find interesting about things being made from scratch is to realize how many scientific minds tried and failed to create the most basic things that we take for granted in the modern era. This scene made me realize how little I knew about so many things and I am pretty sure that will inspire a lot of new scientists for our future.
Yeah I totally agree, thank you for your thoughts 👍👍👍👍👍
Have a happy new year 🎉✨
Dr stone season 2 out soon
Great video man! Really well explained and super entertaining
This is such an amazing video. It's really nice seeing someone validate some of the things shown in Dr. Stone.
This is also such a lovely channel. Seeing your replies to so many comments is really a delight.
Benjamin Franklin, famous American founding father, used glasses in older age. He liked fooling around in his science lab/workshop and improving objects and machines. He even improved the refraction angle of his glasses.
DAMN tiny channel and the algorithm just boosted you to the max, Hello my dude get ready, your going to hit like 10k in only a few days.
i was in medical faculty but not continued more because of something
and all i can say
your explanation are quite loud and clear than what i got on Class a quite long time ago
thanks doc for explanation!!
i watch from your 1st breakdown of Dr. Stone
Awesome video, definitely gonna wait for new ones :D And like some of the other people, I also highly recommend Hataraku Saibou (Cells at Work!)
Coming very soon, thanks for the recommendation 👍👍👍👍👍
Dr. Stone is my favorite anime of recent times, glad to see more people covering.
Ahh those explanation refresh my past lessons. Thanks.
Thank you for such kind comments. Dr stone season 2 coming soon
Keep doing content like this one awesome🔥🔥🔥🔥
That was a beautiful scene with Suika and the sunflowers. I haven't read the Dr. Stone manga and I'm trying to resist given the new season coming, but this show surprised me with how funny and moving it is. However, it doesn't surprise me that the writer/artist of the manga - his name is Boichi - knows his science and research. Another work of his, called Origin, deals with robots and robotics and there's no doubt that he's a very clever writer and an excellent storyteller (qualities that are severely lacking in western entertainment nowadays).
Agreed 👍👍👍👍👍
GOD I LOVE IT WHEN PROFESSIONALS REACT, YOUR CHANNELS ARE SO FUN
I wish youtube algorithm gives more recommend vids like this.... thanks doc for contents like this
Thank you for explaining something I asked myself since I got glasses 6 years ago
The moment where she puts on the glasses and sees all the details and starts to cry very much reminded me of how it felt the first time I tried them on and props to the animators for really capturing that.
I get worried whenever the prospect of an apocalypse peers into mind. How will I get my glasses repaired/ readjusted? How will my toothache be cured? How will I get meds for maintenance? Don't wanna be doomed.
Just discovered your channel from this video. Very well made. Dr Stone is an amazing anime, among my favorites, so I’m glad to see more videos on it. I’ve seen your top anime doctors video so I know you are very familiar with anime. So I’m sure you’re already aware of Cells at Work being another medicine based anime you could potentially bring here. In fact Cells at Work Black (a spin-off that focuses on pathology of chronic adult conditions) is coming out in January. I’m looking forward to watching that & Dr Stone season 2 in January.
Only other medicine based anime I’m aware of is Comical Psychosomatic Medicine (although I will say the anime is subpar & comedy is a bit more adult. So I can’t fully recommend it for a reaction but maybe a watch)
i've actually got an eye dysfunction called a "coloboma", it's pretty rare so most don't know it exists or is even possible, but it's caused while a baby isn't even born, the nerves that should be connecting to the eyes were never made and it causes a reduction in vision (my right eye can only see for about 33% for example) and it can cause the pupil to be in odd places (my right pupil is always bigger so it can catch more light, and it is at the bottom of my iris instead of in the middle) and it's actually currently impossible to be fixed in any way. (it's from birth so it doesn't bother much)
thought that'd be interesting
Wow thank you for sharing your story man, I'm learning about new things like this everyday. Thank you 👍👍👍👍👍
When my eyes started to blur and i got glasses i started to cry as well.. i think most people have that reaction when you cant see well for a long time and then the blur goes away and you can see details you couldnt see before.. glasses are the best and the docs that make them are awesome too.. its such a great thing
It's Much easier for me to Understand in this Video. Compared from School :))xD. Btw I'm one of you'r NEW SUBSCRIBERs DOC!🙂
This popped up on my recommendations the day before I have an eye appointment to get my eyes checked out again
I love how interactive this guy is with his comment section and subscribers.
Awesome video!
Awww thanks man appreciate the feedback, why not check out a few more on my channel. Thanks for the encouragement 👍👍👍👍👍
You seem like such a nice and understanding person
Awwwww thank you for your kind words 🙂👍👍👍👍👍
Well, that explains a lot. I've always been an avid reader, going through a couple of books a week even when I was still just a young child. By the time I reached my early teens, I could devour multiple books a _day,_ if I didn't have anything else to do and all the time to read. I've also needed glasses almost as far back as I can remember.
Well, until I got my eyes fixed through LASIK anyway. I don't think Senku will be getting up to that anytime soon though.
Dr. Stone has a lot of science and a lot of heart.
The ending to this episode really hit me. I can remember quite clearly how happy I was when - thanks to glasses - I could see individual leaves on a tree for the first time instead of just a blurry, bubbly mess.
I would like to suggest for you to review an anime entitled: Cells at work. It is so fitting for a real doctor to review this anime. Thanks!
Thank you, I plan to review this in the next few weeks. Thank you for your recommendation 👍👍👍👍👍
Very interesting again ! If you don't know, the season 2 come in january, something like the 21th , not sure, there will some novelty to explain during the season i suppose :D
Haha thank you, i'll keep an eye out for season 2. I can't wait 👍
Its coming in january 14th
It's on Jan 14 bro
Thank you for the explanation doc, now i know why my eyes always blurry when i watch the scene.. I'm actually crying
Ahhhh I'm right there with you 😢
I really like ur reaction, I might be jobless now but I remembered all the things in this anime describe.
You catched all in the anime explained 😁
Good job doc, not like some medical student who reacted to this anime without knowing about the history of medical history itself
Ahhhh thank you, I'm soo glad you appreciate it and enjoyed watching
Good luck finding a job.
I appreciate the vid and liked to watch it. Thank you for the upload.
I have one small suggestion though. The sound of the outtakes is much louder than your voice which resulted in addjusting the volume manually as the video played. I hope you can addjust in future videos either your own recordings to be at the same volume as the clips or the other way around. Either way, the video is worth watching and I enjoyed it very much.
But I still wonder, how Senku polished the glass without leaving scratches or marks on the lense. Nowadays there are tools and materials for polishing. But can you do it with something like a rock or stone? What Material would be actually capable of polishing the glass so precise in a "stoneage"?`
The soundtrack enhanced my viewing experience
Yeah I’m 19 and during New Years last year I got my first set of glasses. I’m nearsighted in one eye. Its honestly really intriguing to me as I haven’t had been prescribed glasses until not that long ago.
My glasses are pretty mild compared to most of the people and I mostly need them to stop eye fatigue and headaches, but damn if this scene doesn't make me cry every single time
I absolutely love the reaction, explanation and the animated examples.
To be honest I was dreading watching the video cause I thought it would be another one of those videos where someone whos profession is the same as whatever the anime is about, is just going to botcher the anime by talking about how unrealistic it is and how ridiculous it is.
So I'm glad I clicked and watched the video. It was entertaining and I learned something. It was fun.
Keep it up !
I can only see with one eye, so every story related it to vision always made me cry
Hey doc like the video but i recommend toning down on the music thats played throughout the entire video! especially when showing scenes from episodes of anime
Doctors, engineers, scientists, chemists - is all of senku. I always like to know how accurate to real life the science that is in dr stone. Thank you for your video!
this was a very interesting video i got it recommended
Awwww wow what kind words, thank you. Glad you found it interesting 👍👍👍👍👍
This was most touching moment in dr. Stone. See suika getting good vision for the 1st time.
I like this he has a nice, calm, informative personality and he likes animes!
Awww thank you for the nice comment👍👍👍👍👍
I love Dr. Stone. My best friend is a Scientist and he lost his shizz when I told him he ought to watch it lol. He is in LOVE with this show and the Manga.
I'd like to hear your perspective on the episode where they actually administer the sulfa drug to Ruri. His diagnosis of pneumonia, and his description of how the medicine fights the bacteria
10:03 gets me everytime time reminds me when I got my glasses for the first time 😭 "this is what people usually see"
Good job youtube. This and the other video landed on my recommendations.
Hahaha that you youtube👍👍👍👍👍
From someone who was born with not only poor vision but also a cataract in one eye, this episode was very nice to watch.
I'd just like to say though, the clips from the anime are a bit loud where you're a bit too quiet in comparison, turning the volume up to hear you then having to turn it down for the clips as not to go deaf too. Lol
Otherwise, great video
Even the doctor learns from doctor stone, that's something I kind of expected it's a well thought about anime.
I cant watch this scene without crying. I had terrible vision and astigmatism and always wore glasses since kindergarden but could not always get new glasses because of funds. A few years ago i got lasik surgery and i had a very similar moment cause now i could finally experience the world.
Got my glasses before I turned 10. To say this scene hits the feels hard is an understatement. I couldn't believe the detail in grass. Now in my mid 30s the first thing I do when I get new glasses is look at grass.
ooh.. god not again that scene always makes me emotional. I'm not near-sighted in anyway nor do i have a sight-deficiency but damn thats a beautiful scene
I'll look forward for other vlog
This is one of my all time fav Anime
*A high school student becomes Dr Stone*
Doctors, engineers and architechs: I will make a video reaction
To be fair, Senku is anything but normal. He is a prodigy with an edeitic memory... not only are prodigies rare but prodigies with edeitic memories are even rarer. In real life people like Senku only appear every few ages. Historically, it is fair to say that there were many who had the genetic qualities of being prodigies and eidetic memories but social and class status affected their ability to develop those talents. The most common prodigies in history were military strategists followed by more scientific counterparts followinf the dark ages. For now I don't think an Eidetic Prodigy has been born and arisen to enjoin the sciences.
@@KnightofAntiquity do you have any example of popular/non-popular people written in history that has similar traits? curious.
@@bryansabili Sadly no. The only person I know of documented to be a prodigy with absurd memory was Nikola Tesla. Unfortunately his own obsessions drove hime mad.
I feel for the kid in this one, I can see anything without my glasses, my vision is pretty much the same as hers. When I take them off my world becomes so fuzzy. Lol funny thing is I didn't realize that my eyes were so bad until I reached college. All my college friends told me i needed glasses, but I was in hardcore denial mode 😂. It wasn't until my college professor pulled me aside and told me he thinks I needed glasses because he could see I was squinting at the screens no matter where I sat. I finally caved and got them and let's just say it was like I had gone to the moon. Everything was SO clear I never thought that my eyes where so damn bad, I was under the impression that I had good vision lol. I had been living pretty much blind all my life. Till this day I find myself sometimes forgetting that I need glasses because I was so used to not seeing. I would leave out to go grab something and be like why is everything looking weird then slap myself for leaving my glasses at home 😅😂.
The reading comment got to me because when I was a kid I was always reading books super close to my face. My head was always in a book and I would read at all hours even in the dark with only the moon if it was a clear night or with the little light from the hallways. Even as a kid I remember some family telling me that I might need glasses because I read with the book so close to my face. They all thought I was nearsighted. I'm one of those people who fall in the range of always need to wear glasses 24/7 to see anything.
good video doc! just a little advice is that to turn down the music a little!
Even watching it now, Suika seeing the world in all of it's beauty for the first time leaves me crying like a baby. Dr. Stone can often be very powerful. Relating science to people and how it affects and makes their lives better is depicted beautifully within this show and story.
Of course its gonna work cuz its dr. stone and another mileSTONE is accomplished. Me: aha i see what you did there
Awesome video! But I have one objection, the anime is a bit louder than Your voice, maybe next time consider turning it down! Also, love your voice, it's so calming and relaxing. I am looking forward to watch some more!
i love dr stone. this episode made me cry and I dont even have glasses, also suika is a very cute girl
For a moment there I thought you were going to leave us hanging with emotional blue-balls >.>
Thanks for leaving that tear-jerker in on the end!
While I do agree with the ending statement about learning, I also think that sciences are inherently interesting to begin with. It all depends on how you present it to someone else.
I hated the school type of learning (aka: mindless memorization), the way it was presented to me made most of it incredibly boring...including whatever science/biology/chemistry lessons I had growing up.
The channel you’re thinking about in this video is primitive technology, If I recall correctly. Super interesting to see this take on a “reaction”. Dope vid.
I have no idea how i ended up here but i just wanted to say....a doc with glasses talking about glasses in anime....some how i feel this was supposed to happen hahaha