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"Don't worry about the climate, worry about things close to you"
Me, who lives next to the sea: I fail to see the difference.
Don't get much closer than air
I do happen to live next to a climate.
People who think the climate doesn't affect them have no idea how it works. It will affect you regardless where you live, just in different ways. Changing weather patterns that lead to flooding, drought, extreme waves of heat or cold, increasingly dangerous events like hurricanes, and so on.
@@wolvie1618 I think the (misguided) point they were trying to make, is that those things will happen with or without human intervention and thus are not worth worrying about. It's a logical fallacy even IF they were correct, just because Earthquakes are beyond our control does not mean we just ignore their existence, we still need to prepare for them in case they happen. Same for if climate change was out of our control, we would still need to know about and prepare for it lol.
If the seas rise just sell your house and move.
"everyone knows cancer hates cold water"
I just imagine cancer cells screaming like "uhhhhh too cold :( stopppp"
''ahhh so coldddd pls make it warm 😖''
I mean, in a Jean-Paul Satre, Radical Freedom kind of way, if you get cold enough the cancer won't be able to kill you.
Guess they're like the wicked witch now
For some reason I read that last bit in the lionsgate pinokio’s voice
@@kacicrooks "Fatheeerrrrrrr, it's too *cooooollllldd~!* "
I am a cis woman but I work a very physical job and work out a lot on top of that, so I have broader than average shoulders for a woman of my size. By conservative/transphobe logic, I'm obviously a man! Finally, everyone will take me seriously and respect my bodily autonomy!!!
A friend of mine grew up in a very rural town on a family farm and helped out there from a very young age doing a lot of physical labor. She also has relatively broad shoulders, smaller boobs (because less body fat) and a very trained body.
Instead of being proud of that she basically learned how to hide those features with proper clothing because it is not womanly.
Ironically at home she also fought with not being taken seriously enough as a fellow worker because she was a girl. So basically she had to flip flop between appearing feminine at school, so that she is "attractive" and appearing masculine at home, so that she isnt being belittled.
Back then I didnt even notice she did this because it was so natural for her.
Gender roles and beauty standards are a b*tch.
@@tobiasbayer4866 All the best to your friend!
I heard Germans have broad shoulders. I don’t really know if it’s true or not. I, a female American, have a mustache and thick callouses on my feet.
Transfem.
I am just gonna make a post with me boymoding as after... and then my actual picture as before.
Will get a lot of positive comments for s
You and every female Olympic swimmer.
I am from Alaska and I drove through Canada to move to Washington State. Someone asked me how I got here and when I told her I drove, she looked me square in the eyes and said "how could you drive here? Alaska is an island." Then she had the absolute audacity to get mad at ME when I showed her that Alaska is indeed not an island. She was angry because, and I quote, "you made me look stupid". My Friend, you made yourself look stupid.
Easter or western wa
@@emmaballew3305 What fucking difference does that make?!
Even if it was an island, it would be close enough to connect by bridge. Ya know like the Florida Keys.
@@protoborg I was asking because eastern and western WA are two very different places. I was suspecting it was someone from eastern WA who made that comment (I grew up in eastern WA). I was just trying to figure out my hunch.
@@emmaballew3305 Western. My roommate went to the Seattle art school and liked it down here, and I've always loved Seattle so we live close to it.
Fun fact from someone French: The literal translation of eggnog in French IS chicken milk
Hm, imagine if it was just chicken stock and milk, instead of egg nog! Yes, I am cursing you with that imaginary, you’re welcome!
Ew.
You beat me to it by a couple of hours, ReggieBlack. :)
OMG, it must ge soooooooo hard to milk a chicken, they're so tiny compared to cows!
Yes, this is a joke.
Why does French keep doing that
"I'll be ok without any mRNA pulsing through my body"
Biologists : oh honey you most definitely would NOT.
Literally me, but just as a biology student.
If you posted a photo as a cisgender woman with a comment like "my transition", transphobes would still be like "look at all of her very masculine features!" and just point out random traits they think look masculine XD
Yes, many are confused about the fact that most human traits are on a spectrum. LOL
The most "masculine" feature i can think is mustache and almost everyone i meet have hair above the lip...just thick or thin
@@fdm2155 Haha, yeah. I'm pre-E MTF and I pass well enough to get treated as an attractive woman. Both the free stuff and harassment, haha
Yeah people have done this on Twitter with even famous, very attractive women. And the transphobic idiots fall for it.
They also did it once with a pic of jkr, lol.
I’ve seen that with Sigourney Weaver and Nicole Kidman. It’s bonkers
As a ranchers daughter i got this. Cattle is the generic species name, cows are females who have given birth or are pregnant, heifers are female cows that have not given birth because they are too young or not being bred. Bulls are intact males for breeding purposes, steers are male cows that have been made infertile usually used for meat, yearlings are you cattle between about 1-2 years old, weanlings/weaners (not commonly used as far as i know) are baby cattle that are old enough to be weaned from their mothers milk but not yet yearlings. Calves are baby cattles.
*bred
*young
"Weaners" lol
Thank you, that was really interesting. I'm curious though about one thing. The Dutch word for any adult male is "stier", pronounced exactly the same as your "steer". That seems more than a coincidence. I wonder how that specialist naming happened.
@@JootjeJ i don't know I've never looked into the etymology of it but it's possible it's not a coincidence.
I constantly got asked if eggs were dairy, and it always confused me why people would think that, so I started asking them. All of them have the same reasoning: In the food pyramids they were taught as children, eggs were always in the same dairy category as milk and cheese
Also located in the same section in most grocery stores
Might also be an English problem. "Dairy" is just a word with no inherent meaning and most people have to learn it from context. In German, for example, the word for dairy is "Milchprodukte", literally "milk products", so it's very obvious for everyone what is meant by it.
Some people do consider eggs to be dairy, because, like milk products, they came from an animal and the animal wasn't killed to produce them. Different people have different definitions for the same word.
@@me-myself-i787 So I looked it up as I know the term dairy (milk products) is because the place where mammal milk is processed is called a dairy, so dairy products is literally short for products from a dairy. Apparently on old food pyramids eggs were put between meat and dairy as they are a protein. Then shops would often sell eggs and milk next to each other for decades. Somehow this perpetuated people's confusion on whether eggs were dairy. Seemingly it's all down to a decades old misunderstanding from when food pyramids were first created in the 90s and supermarkets inadvertently perpetuating the misunderstanding. They just put eggs too close to milk in the original diagram, and then people interpreted it in the way you described; dairy must mean non-lethal animal by-product, then voilà the best part of 30 years of people going "Are eggs dairy???" 😂
Yep dairy means dairy products which at least used to mean it comes from a farm. Same place might make butter and cheese as well. So they got grouped together.
The food pyramid predates the '90s though. It started in the '70s, think it was in the US from the '90s.
Fun fact the largest bat species called the flying fox, is around 4 feet tall and has a 6 foot wingspan. They are native to the Phillippines and belong to a group often refered to as mega bats, despite being huge they are actually harmless to humans cause they have a diet of strictly fruit.
Finnish word for that species literally translates to "fruit bat". My favorite type of bat.🦇
Well, the ones in Australia are known to occasionally spread outbreaks of hendravirus, but the bats themselves are harmless. Plus research indicates that even the Australian ones only spread hendravirus when they can't find food, and grow too weak to fight off the virus, so they're harmless too as long as they're fed
That sounds so cute, I wanna see one!
Not to be a downer, but I vaguely remember an episode of Bizarre Foods where they COOKED one of those, and like...
I dunno, man, I can't say much, I eat chicken and beef, I'm a monster, but for some reason them eating a flying fox just hit weird. Not to criticize the local diet or anything, I just mean on a strictly personal level.
They also can't echolocate.
As a sibling of a childhood cancer survivor, it annoys me so much when people who are clearly not educated in the subject say "do this to cure your cancer." Like for the one about cold water, when my brother was going through chemotherapy he was told to try not to take cold showers but also not really hot showers.
Man it's people like these that get me so riled up that I need an emotional support demon.
As a very sick person who’s an actual medical mystery and is self taught herbal/folk medicine it’s even said in the books and ingrained in me that HERBAL/FOLK MEDICINE IS ONLY TO AID NEVER COMPLETELY HEAL AND MIGHT NOT WORK FOR EVERYONE! I hate how people don’t do there proper research and spew the bullshit that it completely heals. It’s legit an aid to actual medicine or for things that aren’t life threatening (like swelling, small colds, etc). Like no Janet my blueberry syrup won’t cure my antibodies attacking me, it just helps my inflammation go down a bit you idiot.
Ye I have a friend who has cancer and I'm like oml, people just don't even want to do research.
Same with my ADHD. I see people on social media faking disorders for clout and such, and it is so obvious how little research is done.
There is a special place in hell for those that spread medical misinformation.
Reminds me of the dark ages ages where people would rub dog poop in their eyes to cure blindness...
"I wouldn't hurt to try" but it might actually harm people. They could have gotten parasites or sick from the poo and taking really cold showers could hurt or damage the skin of someone who is extra sensitive or give them hyperthermia or a cold which is extremely dangerous for someone with a lowered immune system.
@@cybersiku6846 Yes! We had to be really careful around my brother when he was going through his chemotherapy to make sure he didn't get sick. Sometimes if he got sick and didn't get better within three days then we would have to take him to the hospital. Plus he had to get a lot of surgeries, 6 of them by the age of 12 if I remember correctly, so he has really sensitive skin. The cold or extremely hot water could've damaged his skin and that would've meant more stitches.
best thing about the tweet mentioned at 3:19: this is not even a photo of the person that posted it, it's a photo of actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and the person posting it kept trolling the transphobe by posting different pictures of kind of similar looking famous women, where the transphobe claimed to find some "signs" that they were trans every time 😂😂
i think this is the person who also posted 80s era sigourney weaver at one point, i literally forgot the person's name but never forgot all that
That bats are mammals thing reminded me of my favorite biology fact that blows people's minds. Cows are more closely related to whales than they are to horses.
I at one point proved to someone that dolphins were mammals by looking up a picture of their nipples.
kinda like how dolphins and hippos are related too right?
@@luma6733 Indeed. Dolphins, hippos, whales and cows, all belong to the group Artiodactyla (even-toed ungulates), while horses are Perissodactyla (odd-toed ungulates).
@@NyJoanzy lol. That must’ve been a fun interaction. I once had to convince someone that dinosaurs actually did exist and I don’t like them simply because Spielberg made a movie about it.
I swear evolution keeps trying to screw with us, I can practically hear it in the background like "haha you thought"
The solar panel one is EXTREMELY FASCINATING to me. You can actually get SUNBURNT when out in the snow (mostly from the sun reflecting off the snow). Just as long as it's sunny and clear, you should be getting power from your solar panels.
Also rain can actually be BENEFICIAL for your solar power yield in the long run, since it can keep your solar panels cleaner. But you should probably clean the solar panels anyway.
Snow sunburn hurts so bad. You get them if you go skiing late in the season and oof. The cold numbs your face so you don't feel it that much until you warm up.
The problem is not that sunlight isn't intense enough, but higher average cloud cover and shorter days, which kills the efficiency during winter.
@@rokmvahtar "Higher average cloud cover"... yeah, tell that to Australia during drought years XD
@@stephaniethebatter7975 ok, on average across the globe it still applies, but even then. Are days somehow not shorter during winter in Australia?
Also. Any location far from the equator already gets like 70% of max efficiency (for static solar panels, roof mounted etc.) at best because because of the angle at which light hits the ground.
Basically building solar panels everywhere is stupid, you need to concentrate them where it makes sense and places that, like said in the video have harsh winters usually just don't.
@@rokmvahtar I was making a joke about Australia sometimes having more sunny days during the winter...
Because some years, yes, we've had nothing but sunshine and wind during the winter. I didn't say anything about anything else, such as the shorter days.
I actually had a roommate for a time that was a Flat Earther. I tried a few times to try to explain why he was wrong about that but I gave up after one final proof I attempted to do. It was late at night for us, so I called my brother who is living in Sweden. I asked my brother if he could show us the sun on this video call. I didn't tell my brother why (at the time) why I was having him do this but went ahead and showed us a nice sunny day.
After the video call with my brother, I asked my roommate to explain how the sun could be shining in Sweden but not for us if the Earth was flat. He responded that he could not. I asked him if this convinced him the Earth is not flat. He said no it does not. I said, then there is nothing I can do with my limited budget to help you understand that the world is not flat and I'm not going to entertain this conversation anymore.
That's the best thing for you. They won't be convinced by logic because their reasoning isn't logical. They just wanna stay in their bubble where they're right and special and better than all the sheep.
Another proof is to find an open field that is fairly wide (a mile or more in all directions) and point toward the sunset when it is just barely above the horizon. Then point to the exact opposite 9180 degrees away) horizon. It is very obvious that the sun is NOT overhead as the horizon opposite the sunset is dark. If you look straight up, you can see where the light area fades into the dark area. For flerf to be true, there would have to be a distinct area of light surrounded by darkness with a solid edge, like a spotlight. Since we don't see any such thing, flerf cannot be a thing.
sometimes people believe what they want, not what’s true. you just have to cut your losses.
You should've just asked him why every other planet in the solar system is spherical except for Earth.
@@datpotat3945 same with "trans" people.
Fun fact about solar panels in the winter: depending on how much light you receive during the winter, solar *could* actually generate more electricity than during summer. Because lower temperatures increase panel efficiency. So there actually are two bands of latitudes where you create more power during the winter
Yes, literally that. If you could somehow get the environment close to absolute zero (ignoring some annoying human health issues) you could use superconductors in your solar power system and further crank up efficiency.
Please do not try this at home.
there are projects in switzerland testing out areas to put up solar panels to really harvest the energy in winter. because of the low temperatures up on the mountains and the extra light that gets reflected onto the panels by the snow. it's cool stuff.
Not to mention super long days for half of the year. Use more solar for that half, and maybe geothermal for the other?
Really, if it's so hard for some people to understand the relation between total energy and temperature, they should look at the Kelvin scale. The fact we're so far from 0°K even in Arctic winter should show them well enough how much energy sunlight has.
There are solar panels on the British antarctic survey base (Rothera)
@@gazz3867 I'm not sure if semiconductors work at such low temperatures though.
“Humans are cucumbers with anxiety” - The Click, 2022
He's not wrong
Are we also dicks with limbs, organs, and a skeleton?
@@sebe4199that’s only applies to some of us
@@sebe4199i am a cucumber
@@akrtntlol cucumber with anxiety and thoughts looking ahh
As someone with a dairy allergy, the question of eggs being dairy is SO common. I know that, for some weird reason, eggs used to be classified in the diary section of the very popular My Plate diagrams in schools (or at least in many American schools) and now everyone is absolutely convinced that they're the same😂
People really can't understand simple categories. Like, my mom will tell people she can't eat pork, then still get served something with bacon or lard in it. And they'll argue with her!
The bats are birds things always reminds me of my year seven biology teacher. First year of secondary school, we're doing a thing about identifying animals and categorizing them based on descriptions. It described a bat - leathery wings and fur covered body - the teacher confidentially said it was a bird because it had wings. I corrected her - got in trouble for it - and she left the room to double-check with another teacher. Came back in and said it was a mammal and moved on so quickly. It's a wildly prevalent thing apparently xD
Funny enough, in the bible of it flies its a bird. Not kidding, locusts are birds. When I read that as a child I laughed.
@@AngelEmfrbl Thankfully the bible isn't the source of biology
Laughs in.Pagan..um christians are the dinguses that teach science. So dont be surprised.
Yeah, tell all that to Texas, Oklahoma, and Florida
1:58 The map is quite misleading: It shows where homosexuality is 'not illegal by law' but countries like Russia, China and Turkey - which all have LGBTQ censorship laws which are used to discriminate homosexual people's life as an individual - shouldn't be on a 'legal' list like that. Chechnya in particular (a Russian republic) - where homosexuals have been executed by the state and where its president openly says "There are no gay people in Chechnya. And if there were, they should go to Canada." - is a good reminder that people should do their research before travelling to and thereby supporting a certain country. Just because there is no law which explicitly says that LGBTQ people will be imprisoned or executed, doesn't mean that the state or society won't try to find loopholes to silence or eradicate people.
Yeah, there are better maps (like the one on wikipedia) that even break down the positive stances into, i.e. same-sex marriage recognized...
Was abt to say the same (also, technically speaking: in Russia it's illegal to present gay in public - or "where children could see" - since there's law against "spreading gay propaganda" there so meh; I think similar thing was supposed to get passed in Hungary not sure if it passed, tho, I hope it did not. Their activists worked their butts off to stop them in the referendum, so hopefully it was not passed the other way)
Laws on homosexuality also don't always encompass transgender people. Certain places have separate laws regarding buggery & separate laws regarding crossdressing or indecent exposure. Some places have one, but not the other. So seeing a map like this should also make you ask a few questions, like if this is in regards to buggery laws or something else
@@Milana161 something similar got passed in Poland, at least it's still in the process of being passed if I remember correctly. Still, it's so bad over there that my grandma told me not to wear any rainbows outside while I was visiting my family there *this year.* I didn't even have anything rainbow with me, I had a 4 coloured rainbow on my pajama shirt!
@@BooksandBuns what's buggery?
fun fact: the french term for eggnog is "lait du poulet" which translates to "chicken milk"
enjoy your holiday eggnog!
As a biology student, i was happy to see the Hardy-Weinberg equation mentioned. What i learned about it was (literally translated) the Hardy-Weinberg (HW) balance, which is in play when there is: 1. No incest 2. No Migration 3. No gene flow, 4. No natural selection, and 5. Random mating. As soon as one of these 5 factors is not followed there is no HW balance.
It goes further into detail with like the gene-factors within a population, that shouldn't change going through generations, if said population is in HW balance.
My translation from Dutch to English is kinda failing me here, so please do correct me if I got something wrong.
To a biology student, I have a question: is the fact that we don't have quadrupeds with wings (ie flying pigs, flying lizards, etc) related to no existing sextupeds?(other than insects)
@@demascus3vods yes
Existing winged species (apart from insects) have wings that are modified from existing limbs
To have a species with wings and four legs we would need it to develop an entirely new set of limbs which is much harder to achieve than modifying existing limbs
This oversimplified but you should get the gist of it
@@adrianschick7300 I get the concept, I was just making sure of a theory I had but never really dove into
You are correct. Hardy-Weinberg is only applicable to traits with no outside pressure on them. So it's better for explaining genetic drift than evolution of a beneficial trait.
Yeah, that sounds about right.
When we learned English in school, we had three different teachers over five years. During the first teacher we got pretty confident in our skills, then the second came and it felt like we knew nothing, wrong pronunciation, wrong spelling, wrong vocabulary, it was awful, you could never tell, if you were getting things right or not. We were so relieved, when those two years were over. It took our third teacher almost four months to figure out, one teacher had taught British and the other American English and neither had felt the need to explain this to us.
This happened to me in spanish. I had a teacher who spoke hispanic spanish and she hated my pronunciation. I had a teacher from spain first.
omg that sounds awful
"I'm not American"
A sentence many Americans likely wish they could say
As an American living abroad: I have met multiple Americans abroad who simply tell people they’re Canadian in order to avoid hostility.
@@tookitogo oof
I wish people didn't associate us with a lot of things but I still like living in one of if not the most free nation in the world
@@THE1TRAVELER The thing is, I don’t think the US is now anywhere near the most free nation anymore, at least not _in practice._. We keep adding restrictions to everything big and small (like not being able to go to a public beach or park after dark), and the financial struggles so many Americans suffer from make it impossible to actually _use_ many of the freedoms we legally enjoy. Many other countries do way better these days.
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Okay but can we talk about the inside of the emotional support demons ears??? They have floof in them! Like omg so cute.
ok
Oh, I see how it is! An emotional support demon has floof in its ears and it's cute. I have floof in my ears and I'm a decrepit old man who needs to leave the bar because I fell asleep in the middle of the dance floor and kept offering twinks prunes!
Hi! I just want to say that I agree! I'm not sure what these other comments are. I also like how the Emotiona Support Demon looks similar to a fox! Foxes actually used to be considered demons by some religions and people's, so I feel this makes it even better!
I wonder what it's meat tastes like?
@@runed0s86 chicken
Right on time for my daily dose of drawing while listening to satan himself narrate reddit posts!🐙
Same lol
Same lol
I thought you said "stab yourself/himself" lol
I’m amazed how many of us do this lol
I love working on new art while watching the click
I finished my drawing process already, but, I can just start once again.
The plant rapeseed is called Raps in German, too. We have many fields of them in late spring/early summer. It looks absolutely stunning, but when the pollen starts to fly it is a huge pain in the a**. For several weeks your cars and outdoor equipment is covered in a fine sheet of yellow pollen. And it is living hell when you are allergic.
Just NRW things
Brassica rapa go brrrr (yeah I know that's not the one in the video but several different brassicas with oily seeds can be "rapeseed" and B. rapa is easier to remember)
That's a very... unfortunate name for a plant
@@diablominero interesting that it's in the brassica genus, that makes it very close to b.oleracia, which is the plant from which broccoli, cauliflower, kale, brussel sprouts, and collard greens were bred.
I always love just how passionate and excited you get throughout the whole process of making your plushies!
25:26
Wolf reintroduction was extremely helpful to Yellowstone. There were way too many elk in the park, so much that many elk were dying of starvation and sickness because of the overgrazing and the overpopulation. If they hadn't reintroduced wolves, the ecosystem in Yellowstone would've completely collapsed. The wolves saved Yellowstone.
Wolves are a keystone species. They're an extremely important factor in the ecosystem. Without them, many things would be thrown out of balance. A ecosystem needs an efficient apex predator to keep prey populations in check and keep biodiversity.
Also, wolves aren't dangerous to humans. They are extremely skittish, and the only reason they would attack is if you got too close to their den, hurt one of their family members, or if they were sick and/or starving. In the last 100 years, there has never been a recorded human death by wolf. Injuries, yes, mainly because people are stupid, but no deaths.
Since the Trump admin removed wolves from the ESA, they have been under the gun in the US. Some states protect them, others lead wolf hunts in the spring and winter, when pups are born (spring) and females are expecting (winter). So, wolf *pups* are being killed when they're barely able to walk and pregnant wolves are too. It's barbaric and completely wrong and not rooted in science at all. They need to be protected.
From what I gather, other predators are more likely to attack humans then wolves
@@AngelEmfrbl Yup! And even prey animals like moose and elk. Moose are extremely dangerous, and bison are too. They're just not seen that way because they don't have sharp teeth. A moose is more likely to attack you than a wolf is.
@@AngelEmfrbl I have a family out in a very rural countryside, and raccoons/possums are more dangerous than wolves. We had a pet wolfdog actually
I love Click as a creator because he's smart, charming, and funny. Great voice actor and can probably put me asleep with his voice. I mostly love the analytical aspect of him. Love watching him disprove those who likely do not watch his videos.
Hi click! I introduced my sister to your channel, and at first she wasn't impressed (she doesn't normally watch this type of content). Recently, she came up to me and said "The Swedish Man has taken over my phone."
She's subscribed with notifcations on. I might just get her an emotional support demon. :D
Also, you previously hearted my comment and it made both my sister and I's day. I didn't want to put this is the abive comment because it would've looked like i was begging for attention, but i still wanted to you to know you smell amazing c:
@@SkunkInARug he knows
@@aliceramdom.s Wait he does?!
@@aliceramdom.s How do you know? I'd like to show my sister!
Fun fact, Canola was first a trademarked name in Canada, short for CANadian Oil, Low Acid, and has become a generic term. 'Rapeseed' comes from the Latin rapum, meaning turnip, which is in the same family, I think
OH THAT'S WHY IT'S CALLED RAPESEED! That makes so much sense, especially since in my native language, rapeseed is literally just turnip oil & I was so confused over that. Turnip here, turnip there
The voice-mail post: Not only did she leave a voice-mail to complain, she ALSO left a review on the studios page, sent an email, AND sent several DMs. After just being told 'if you want to support us, pay to use the space.'
"But, but, why can't I pay you with exposure???"
I had to check on the post about the trans woman posting an image of "herself" and I turned out right - I follow her on Twitter and one of her favorite pastimes is posting a cis female celebrity and saying it's her to rat out/troll transphobes who can "always tell" a trans person is their assigned birth gender (in this case, for example, it's Julia Louis-Dreyfus; in the past she's done Sigourney Weaver, Geena Davis (I think), and even, in an especially troll-y case, J.K. Rowling).
Love that!!
That’s amazing, I really hope she keeps up the good work of confusing transphobes
That's simply fantastic XD
There is an irony in that transphobe telling them that broad shoulders are a masculine trait. British former Olympic swimmer Sharon Davies has extremely broad shoulders and she is also transphobic
This person sounds amazing
"MMMMM, Chicken milk!!" i can't tell you how much i wheezed and cackled at that, thank you for the laugh XD
You know what's funny? In French, "eggnog" is "lait de poule", which literally translates as "chicken milk".
Hey, those eggs NEED that milk! How else will they... remain the same size... and... (Awkwardly backs out of room)
Fun fact.
Genetics was discovered and researched by a christian monk.
During the medival period.
By studying bean colours and shapes in his garden.
Gregor Mendel!
Pea plants but still
I know this is an old comment now, but Gregor Mendel did not live in the medieval period, he lived in the 1800s. There's photographs taken of him.
The popcorn is ready, The TV is on, The house is empty, Now I have 35min of disappointment in all humanity.
Same✨
Same
Really hoping the house is yours
@@emselurniak Nah it's mine but he's cool
@@iamacatperson7226 She... but ye I wont burn your house...
fun fact, the non-gender specific word for cow, bull, steer, heifer, is "cattle" there is no singular form of the word cattle, the closest is "bovine," but bovines can also refer to bison and buffalo
Actually, it used to be "beef" from the French boeuf, but it got changed over time to mean only the meat from the animal.
@@barrylangille3523 why did i picture "meat form" as like, an alternate form pokemon-
Petition to start calling the singular form of cattle “Cat”.
My stupid brain decided to bless me with "the cow calling the cattle black" so now I will pass it along so others can suffer my cringe too
@@LewisCho does that mean the singular form of crowd is "crow?"
That video the studio owner made responding to thr Karen influencer is GOLD. They should use it as a commercial.
Anyone who could actually bring them business in exchange for the free usage, probably wouldn't bother sending them a voicemail, they'd just move on to the next studio on their list. And, you know, the studio owner might have heard of them before.
Smac is an amazing dancer, too. That video was straight 🔥
My mom just came into my room and literally said "are you watching this guy again?" and i went on a 10 minute rant on why i enjoy your content. Basically because its the perfect ration of funny hahas and logical explanations on why something is wrong (im a big fan of logic)
So I'm off work sick with a really messed-up wisdom tooth, unable to eat or sleep properly because of the pain, and aside from my partner's dedicated support, your videos are helping me feel less like death warmed over. Thank you.
22:21 I think Dara O' Briain put it best: _"The whole point of evolution is that random things just happened, and the useful ones hung around, alright? Basically, there were loads of blind monkeys, and then one day, a one-eyed monkey wandered into the middle of it all, and ruled everything left, right, and centre. And he was king of the monkeys, until Mr. Fecking Two-Eyes sashayed into the clearing!"_
I´m bisexual, and gay men pull the "only women can bi" card really often
Sucks to hear that.
I'm too much of an L bozo to even get hit with this line
I- as a gay male I apologise on behalf of them and their illogical stupidity
If I ever feel stupid, all I have to do is remember that these posts were written by actual people and I instantly feel better about myself.
When you said the joke abt the vaccine being filled with essential oils I busted up laughing bc I just got diagnosed with GAD and OCD (it runs in my family) and I asked my mom to help me set up a doctor’s appointment for medication and she kept putting it off and when I asked her why she just said “Well, I’m just very certain there’s some essential oils that can help it just the same as any medication can.” Mind you, she has it as well and takes medication for it. I’m like ??? you want me to do what now instead of what has been recommended to me by licensed professionals?
Wow
nooo im sorry your dealing with that that's so frustrating 😭 i have dealt with a sort of similar situation with my depression and my moms naturopathic beleifs and I know my friend has experienced the same with her depression and anxiety and her mom refusing to get her medication cuz she didn't think she was actually suffering from it (when she was a teenager) even tho her mom literally got a psychology degree and has suffered with those same things 🙃🙃🙃 i do not understand what makes these moms do this
I guarantee there's some MLM hun out there selling Young LIving oils who will tell your mother exactly what she wants to hear.
@@dx1450 I read MLM as men loving men and not as multilevel marketing lmao
I have ocd. I read that earl grey or bergamot(a type of lime) can help alleviate mild to moderate ocd
10:17
Click: Okay fam, hear me out.
iPad: _dies_
I’m not even mad, that timing was comedic.
Bats are mammals of the order Chiroptera.[a] With their forelimbs adapted as wings, they are the only mammals capable of true and sustained flight.
Even though they live in the ocean all of the time, dolphins are mammals, not fish. Also, dolphins are different than "dolphinfish," which are also known as mahi-mahi.
The influencer mentioned is the sister of the guy who created Rick and morty. You would think someone like that, not new to knowing how to be an influencer, knew better than to exploit her kid online and cry her way into free stuff. She didn't stop at just the first rejection either. It was insane.
I want an emotional abuse demon.
Also, the Alaska one is unfortunately common, due to maps of America that just show America. Canada's missing, Mexico's missing, and Alaska and Hawaii are below the continental US. Some people don't realize they aren't ACTUALLY there.
Also, with shipping they are often treated differently and excluded from CONUS.
Still pretty dumb though.
And SOOOOOOO many maps just omit New Zealand. It's amazing. Even the non Americas-centric maps do it. It's like a conspiracy. There are websites covering it.
Everyone knows Canada is fictional, duh
@@McCammalot New Zealand? You mean South-East Australia right? The island state that's below Tassie and to the right a bit yeah?
My dad was in an accident 15 years ago that caused him to lose his sense of smell and taste. It somehow got brought up in conversation between me and one of my classmates. This is approximately how it went (I can't exactly remember, but I can remember the gist of it):
Classmate: Just try acupuncture, they'll fix it in no time!
Me: Uh, I don't think that'll work, it was a head injury...
CM: No, acupuncture works miracles, it'll really help
M: If it would help so much, why wasn't he referred to an acupuncturist?
CM: Because doctors nowadays only believe in modern chemical medicine, they don't like to think about other remedies
Literally all I could do was stare at her and walk away. I go to a Steiner (Waldorf) school so I should be surprised that I haven't encountered this kind of thing sooner, but I never really expected to find one of these people for real.
Acupuncture has plenty of benefits, but I don't think it can reconnect severed nerves.
I'm planning on getting the emotional support demon for my sister, for her birthday. She was SO excited when she saw the post about its release! Now she'll officially be able to make it to hell like everyone else in this community. Thank you, Click!
I say this again: According to some definitions, a coconut can be considered a mammal.
*comes into the room holding a coconut* BEHOLD: *_A MAN!!!_*
get ready for possibly the dumbest question ever
so, they give live birth?
@@omegadragons321 Snrk. No, but some older forms of morphological taxonomy define a mammal as "a hairy milk producer". Obviously that falls apart because dolphins and whales are mammals and they a) don't have hair and b) I don't THINK they produce milk. But since they're warm-blooded and breathe air (and give live birth), they're mammals. Or at least I think that's the classification that qualifies them as mammals. I admit I haven't looked into it all that deeply, so feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.
@@Shadethewolfy That actually brought up the question if they really don't nurse their children. I never thought about that but I actually now cannot imagine them nursing. 🤔
@@ShadethewolfyWhales produce milk. They also have hair, though admittedly not a lot.
No, no, a coconut is a mammal, a plucked chicken is a man.
I had heard that Instagram “studio for free” voicemail before, but I didn’t know the person who posted it did an interpretive dance to it and it’s just glorious 😂 I had to watch it like five times
I get a sadistic joy form watching an ex math teach loose hope when ever he sees bad math
It’s off by like 150 dollars per day. And that’s if you are working every day of the year. I just punched this into a calculator.
MATH IS NOT THAT HARD
I'm glad I can bring you joy.
@@milesperhour2286 look I sucked at math and was relentlessly bullied by my teacher for it so it’s nice to see
@@Crow15891 I thought I was agreeing with you
I'm so glad to hear it confirmed that there are no satanic influence in your videos.
I was so upset when I realized my favourite Netflix show had satanic undertones. Unfortunately, I'd already watched all six seasons of Lucifer before I found out.
35:55 Reminds me of a conversation I had with my mother. She mentioned her stepsister, who had recently been battling cancer (and I didn't even know she had a stepsister until this happened). She told me about how her stepsister had asked the doctor if there was anything she could change in her diet or anything like that to treat it, and they said no. My mother then told me that her stepsister had changed her diet and ate healthy and when she went back to the doctor's, the cancer was gone. She then went on to say, "Did you know that doctors, when they're learning medicine, never learn about nutrition, so when something goes wrong they think it can't be fixed by changing your diet."
That's certainly true here. It's not nothing, but it's only one course, and the focus is more on "this part of the body needs this nutrient" than actual nutrition.
Some cancers are fake disease. They have the biomarkers for cancer and then never get big enough to hurt you. It's pretty common for small thyroid cancers (for example) to attract the attention of your immune system and get killed off before you even notice them.
@@celticlass8573 it depends on problem for change of diet is needed. for cancer no, change of diet wouldn't help. her cancer is gone probably because of medicines prescribed by doctor.
@@HerMi.T I was talking about the nutrition education doctors receive in school. :)
6:20 i love how he even missed the fact that you need mRNA for your cells to synthesize proteins so saying you don't need it pulsating through youd body is precisely the reverse of what is true
That reminds me of that antivaxx mom who was like "I don't want to inject my son with female DNA"
@@smappositivedance How..?!🤦
@@smappositivedance ah yes, because he wasn't getting any female dna while in the womb transferring cells back and forth
@@sternentigerkatze he already as a x chromosome, so technically he already has it. Omg... people needs to learn basic genetic s. Only the basics, enough to not look stupid.
@@AngelEmfrbl I know that everybody has an x chromosome. The mother does not seem to know how mRNA works and that it is NOT DNA, that's the point. (Btw: One's chromosomes do not show on the outside and what's much more important concerning one's sex are the gametes and hormones)
Fun fact: some medieval monasteries considered every animal that lived on, in or very close to water to be fish. That way they could still eat swan, otter, beaver and duck on their non-meat days.
Funfact: they even made pastries with a fish carved in the top layer dough but filled it with meat (beef, pork etc) and said God couldn't see it because of the fish...
German ravioli were made for the same reason.
They also say on the bible locusts are birds, because its a vird if it can fly... same with bats. We didn't understand biology once...
Considering term fish is paraphyletic so if you wanted to change definition to include all descents of common ancestors you would have to put land verbates, aka tatrapods, in. Including us obviously.
@@petrfedor1851 why am I not surprised that the bible can be interpreted in a way that allows to eat people on friday 😅😜
@@wolfsdream499 I honour of our Lord and Saviour, this Friday we will have brother Jeffrey for dinner. 🤣
Ooh... "the sun has no power in Winter" argument reminds me of a "funny" encounter.
Where a random Karen screamed at me in the street, that I cantt wear sun glasses in the winter, because it's too cold!
In reference to the dairy/beef one, I have a condition where I can't digest meat or dairy so I usually ask for vegan options at restaurants to make it more streamlined and it's amazing how often I get options that are not at all vegan but gluten-free 😬
nice
I'm coeliac and I can confirm that the same thing happens in the other way, too. "Can you tell me if this is gluten free, please?" "Uh, no, that has dairy in it." 😐
@@Cal-c-u-later Ah yes, the most infamous form of gluten - glutinous bovinicus... XD
I feel this deep in my soul.
@@Cal-c-u-later The other one is made with spelt though, you could eat that instead :)
As a Portuguese person, when I saw the ''Brazilian Portuguese is more used'' argument I legit felt like crawling into a hole from the cheer existential pain.
I'm brazilian and I felt the same. People from US are so... a diferent breed of people
@@kattynha2887 love the fact the we're Brazilians watching a Swedish guy speak english, like none of us us in their original "place"
essa é a graça de um mundo conectado
@@yuresyuas8941 globalização com seus altos e baixos mas esse é um dos altos, tmj
I mean, if we're talking population, Brazil does have a lot more people, so technically...
Kidding aside, American foreign language classes in public school are weird. Like, I really don't understand why they teach the Brazilian dialect of Portuguese but teach Castilian Spanish instead of the Mexican dialect. Like, make up your minds, educators, are you teaching the original dialects or the more locally useful ones?
Though, the result either way is that they teach you to speak overly formally and a bit archaically in some cases, so you sound off to native speakers regardless of dialect...
*sheer
Admittedly, I failed grade 10 math and grade 10 science once, but goddamn the levels of misinformation and incorrect conclusions are on a whole 'nother level! This is very entertaining! I must not be on twitter enough to find these dumpster fire opinions. 🤣 I enjoy the way you read these!
The influencer who sent a voicemail had a whole story about her she emailed this woman several times from a bunch of different emails including her child’s email complaining because the business owner told her “I don’t want to do business with you because you aren’t paying me”
The influencer who charges "a lot of money" for posts, expects other businesses to provide their services for free. I can't with these obnoxious, self-entitled, self-proclaimed influencers. They are raking in the bucks, but want businesses to lose money so that they can make their money. There is absolutely no guarantee that a mention of the company in a post will generate any extra business for that company. And I read an article in a local community magazine (Hamilton, Ontario) where many local business owners who had provided expensive goods and services to influencers said it made absolutely no difference to their business. It's been said many times before, but when will influencers realize that they're not entitled to anything for free and companies cannot pay their bills with exposure.
And I've found, over the last few years, that the things that influencers are requesting for free are getting more and more expensive...vacations, flights, hotels, entire weddings. It's ridiculous. They also love to target small boutique businesses because their product/service is niche or unique...these businesses especially can't afford to provide hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of freebies in return for nothing.
Sorry for the rant. I just despise the whole concept of "influencers".
The influencer is also Justin Roiland's sister too btw
As someone who used to live in Alaska, the "Alaska is an island" made my brain hurt. I have heard so many people who complain about the education system not know basic geography and science. Many of whom legitimately believe that Alaska is an island off near Hawaii...
Well thats what all the maps show lol
@@owenthompson4071 are they not shown that there's canada inbetween mainland u.s and alaska?
@@katzea.a7880 on th Usa only maps they do not show mexico and canada only mainland usa. They usually have a separate ”box” for hawaii and alaska in the ”water” part of the map, thus some people think alaska is also an island.
@@kerberos623 so, people don’t know what an inset is, and need to see Alaska in its own context ig.
It's near Russia, right?
I was stunned at the number of women I was in jail with who were unaware that women have two genital orifices. These were grown women of all ages who were or had been sex workers, most of them had children (one woman in particular had SEVEN kids), and they still didn't know their own bodies a little bit better than that.
I think the thing that tricks people up is that it’s not two holes on the outside it’s more like one hole that branches immediately, from the outside there’s only really one (some people more than others because the actual shape of the vaginal opening varies from woman to woman) it makes the description hard because both are technically true depending how you define the opening.
"You have 10 slices of cake and you have to split them equally among 0 people. How many slices does each person get? See how it makes no goddamn sense?"
-a math tutor I once overheard at school
i guess 0 because nobody is getting a slice but idk
@@jamesjoe966 but then what happens to the cake?
As a Brazilian I can tell you the portuguese language for teaching, text books and publications has been standardized since the "Portuguese Language Orthographic Agreement" signed by all countries with portuguese as their official language on the 16th of December 1990 , including Brazil and Portugal.
And while differences between on the portuguese language still exist its mostly on a colloquial level.
I think that the best way to change someone's mind is to ask questions that they can't answer to their own satisfaction without arriving at the correct answer.
35:36 "Cancel my loan debt or I'm moving to Alaska"
"That's still a US state"
"Oh, right, to be clear: I'm not saying Alaska isn't in the US, I'm threatening to inflict myself upon Alaska. You have 7 days, Dunleavy!"
the thing at 2:00 reminded me of a time i said to this girl "the chinese government are bad" and she said i was being racist. I even explained the concentration camps and she still said i was being racist. I just cant anymore
She's the racist one for assuming the Chinese government is the same as the people
People can't distinguish between a government and an ethnicity.
God forbid we criticize a government that actively oppresses its' own people.
WHO HAPPEN TO ALSO BE CHINESE.
@@jamie1602 …and in two cases, _not Chinese._
The CCP makes loud claims of "developing" Tibet and Xingjian, but what they're really doing is development for ethnic Han moving to the area, leaving the native Tibetans in poverty, or in the case of the Uyghurs committing cultural genocide.
People in my elementary school would call you a racist any time you mentioned the word "black". It didn't matter the context. You could ask someone to "pass me the black marker", and you'd be guaranteed to be called a racist. Most of us grew out of this stupid mindset... others, evidently, have not.
I now need a shirt that says "Humans are just cucumbers with anxiety"
The fact that many adults are confused by the fact that X - Y = X + (-Y) still amazes me
My parents are planning on getting me the emmotional support demon for Christmas and i'm really excited! Thank you for making amazing videos and improving my mood each day you upload!
Your parents should have a Satanic summoning ritual where they sacrifice a different plushie and afterwards they reveal that the reward for the sacrifice is the emmotional support demon.
@@aaronmccullers384 no, don't hurt stuffies
@@solsystem1342 Just do it Cult of the Lamb style and perform a resurrection ritual after the sacrifice. Problem solved.
@@aaronmccullers384 i have 14 plushies in total, so i guess one of them should go 🙃
As an English Studies major, I looked into English language teaching one year and I can say that in Europe they generally teach British English, while in South/Central America it's US English. It has to do with proximity and who people are most likely to interact with (someone from Argentina is more likely to meet US citizens and the French are more likely to meet British people). There are exceptions, such as fancy private schools in South America that teach British English and teachers in Europe who teach more American (the number of these teachers is going up because of US media being so popular), but it is what's more common.
(I can't remember if it also worked with Australia. However, considering India has its own English and in some Asian countries they tend to prefer American or British, I don't think it applies)
Canada speaks British English alongside Quebecois French. Also, several countries in Asia, Africa, and the Caribbean speak British English as a second language and thus teach it in schools. Australia and New Zealand kinda have their own versions but lean towards British English.
A lot of countries also speak French, like Algeria.
Indians tend to speak British English since they were colonized by Britain.
I can't wait to get my hands on an emotional support demon!
The way I screeched in utter delight the first time I saw the toebeans... Yeah, that was definitely a perfect design choice, if you ask me😍
Hope everyone can have a good and safe Christmas 💙
Me too! I hope I manage to get one and it's not too expensive..
I also want one!!😆
I hope to get one too 🥰, but I don’t think I’ll be able too 🥺, but I don’t mind. 🙂
Have a wonderful Christmas yourself! And a wonderful new year! 🫂😁🎅🏻🎄🎁
@@Midorikonokami Same!
yeah i can't wait either
For those actually wondering why girls usually remove a tampon when they pee; there's an attached string for you to pull it out. It can get COVERED and saturated in toilet water and pee. There are indeed separate holes for your pee and inner organs, but you can't keep the string sanitary when you go to the bathroom, and you can't just take it out and put it back in. It comes packaged in a little tube that you have to put inside of you, and you push the tampon thru the tube and remove the tube. The tampon expands in you, and you throw out the tube because it is no longer sanitary. While it remains narrow enough to easily come out, you can't exactly put it in. That, and health concerns. The blood it absorbs doesn't exactly stay fresh either. They need to be changed frequently, and more often than not the most convenient time to do so is while you're about to go to the bathroom anyways.
Thank you, oh wise fire luchador cat.
I've only actually seen Tampons with tubes once, though. (Actually I don't really know why those tubes exist, just use your finger, instead of producing more waste.)
@@sternentigerkatze Generally I agree with you but the tubes are useful for some individuals situations, like people with movement disabilities. Applicator tampons being in common use makes it easier for people who need them to get them.
That's a thing they do?
@@donnyshields4450 yes. I've never seen one without the tube, but according to another user they've seen them sans tube, but the other reasons for not putting it back up in there still stand. The blood comes out of the same place the baby comes out and that's where the tampon goes in. The urethra is just a little bit above that, towards the front, and is way too small to put a tampon in.
I frequently find this sub/videos about this sub more frustrating than entertaining. But I really enjoy hearing you calmly explain the reality after each confidently incorrect statement. It's comforting.
9:31 someone on a playground used sharpie to write "Santa isn't real but Satan is" one time, but they spelled Satan as Saten. I think about that every day
"Humans are 80% cucumbers with anxiety."
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🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Educational ✅️ Hilarious ✅️ everything we need to destress. The emotional support demon is just too darn cute, and I will be ordering 2 on Friday. I love the idea of a Christmas card with ones ordered as gifts, my daughter would love to get a card from one of her favourite creators 😈💖🤗
I just ordered one too!
The mocking voices Click uses crack me up every time.
The Christmas card should be made to look like adoption paperwork! They get the paperwork before Xmas and after that the emotional support demon baby arrives!
That is so cute! I hope he sees your comment.
That’s such a cute idea! Reminds me of build a bear
Genius!
That's such a good idea!!! 😍
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That " we can always tell/Julia Louise Dreyfus" picture thread was awesome. It was SEVERAL pictures she posted of Julia, and every time the dude doubled and tripled down.
And then she revealed. 😂
I was gonna say, "Isn't that woman cis?" I couldn't place the name, so thanks for that!
She has an equally good thread where she does the same with pics of Sigourney weaver its hilarious
@@owenthompson4071 these dummies think anyone who doesn't conform to their idea of femme is a man, istg...
34:00 in germany we actually have the rule be a bit more vague. We call it KlaPoPuStri, which is short for Klammer vor Potenz vor Punkt vor Strich (Brackets before power, before dot, before line) Dot includes both multiplication and division (as the multiply sign is often written as a dot) and line includes both addition and subtraction. It shows more clearly that some points can be of the same level of priority.
I love how Click is like a little boy talking about his emotional support demon and then he lowers his voice and suddenly he's handsome Satan himself 😆 If I go to Hell when I die I fully expect to be greeted by Clicky Wicky at the door 👍
This American understands that English was originally from England. When I’ve travelled it was fun hearing English spoken as a second language and being able to tell whether the speaker learned American or British English by their accent and word choices. I was about 15 when I heard and came to understand that. It was quite cool.
I was taught the origin of the language in school too - and yes, I'm American. I totally agree that hearing English spoken by folks that live outside the US is a lot of fun. I like to try and identify the accent. My favorite is my Uncle. He is Italian and learned English in Scotland. The accent is fantastic!
Its also a mix of celtic, roman, viking, Norman, Dutch, Indian, saxon,and whomever else happened to toss two words in that week.
@@AngelEmfrbl yep, which is why my favorite description of the English language is one that I saw posted in a comment on another RUclips video a while back (unfortunately I can't remember what video or the username of the commenter): The English language isn't just one language, it's three languages on top of each other in a trenchcoat pretending to be one!
Yeah, you can also tell from which states in America a person is most likely from by their accent and word choices as well. To simplify them as American and British English...is just oversimplifying them. Even in Britain you can find different accents and word choices. Its fun trying to figure out where someone is from by these type of minute differences.
Fun fact: American English is closer to the way English "used to be", since the Brits have changed their pronunciation a lot in the last few centuries.
5:53 love the voice break on "birds"
33:35
if 10 - (100) + 10 then -90 + 10 then the answer will be -80
I was taught that if there are multiple actions with the same priority to just solve them as I read from left to right.
When I was at school, my teacher always told us to prioritize the spelling and pronunciation from UK English and never American English. Thats mostly because the english tests papers are usually made in the UK or at least the books that the test are based on are. I don't know about other third world country but this was the case for me.
"Melbourne is closer to Antarctica than it is to Darwin"
That explains our "four seasons in one day" weather 🤣
I went to ikea today and bought 2 rat plushies. The 3 of us are now gonna watch a good cursed internet man to unwind. Thank you good cursed internet man. Have a lovely day
She probably thought Alaska was an island because some maps of the US just show Hawaii and Alaska floating off in the middle of nothingness 😝
Was thinking about making "Adoption Papers" for the little demon. Like an aged up scroll with a wax seal 📜
Thank you Click for being an amazing and funny person :)
I had to snicker when you mentioned chicken milk, because, in french, at least here in Canada, Egg Nog is called "Lait de Poule" which literally translates to Milk of chicken.
Mmm, chicken milk in coffee
@@sharonoddlyenoughYou put egg nog in coffee!?
@@user-wh5fj6pj6m the store bought stuff adds a sweet spicy flavour, not quite like pumpkin spice. I'm not sure about home-made eggnog, I haven't tried it.
In Germany, we write multiplication with a single dot hovering in midair and division with a : so the rule "dots before lines" actually makes sense.
In america we learn division with about 5 symbols, and they change on a whim and also depending on your teacher/year of school. I hate it here
@@thisgoddamusernamestoodamnlong I am so sorry for you
@@thisgoddamusernamestoodamnlong / fraction on its side. - for fractions up and down. : for ratios. Dots and line (fraction and ratio sign combined) when first learning division, and the long division sign. I think it’s helpful to understand different types/reasons to use division and promote flexible thinking. It might be a different style, but it still goes back to basic arithmetic.
Also, I hate math.
I moved from USA to Switzerland when I was 12. In USA, we did indeed learn × and ÷ in elementary school, and then in middle school in Switzerland, ⋅ and :. But of course once you get into algebra, the division signs are simply replaced with the /.
I’ve since read some things claiming that ÷ is semantically different from : or /. But honestly, I’m not enough of a math nerd to investigate it! :p
2:49 "underrated languages" *mentions swahili and doesn't even TOUCH any tribal languages or wtv*
Easiest way to know which "version" of English you use is to look at how you instinctively spell words like Colour and Neighbour. If you use Colour (British English) if you use Color (American English)... unless of course you live in Canada... where we use a twisted unholy mixture of the two just enough to freak out both American and British people reading things we write down LMAO
21:40 Even if it's "missused", it's better than having a baby who probably won't be happy, I'm not a woman but my logic is that if someone want an abortion for any reason, they wouldn't take care of it properly, even with all the good will of the world, because she knows that she cannot take care of a baby right now
Lait du poule is egg nog in french, but in english it directly translates to chicken milk. Thats what I've been calling egg nog for years. As a Canadian its my responsibility to mash french and english together in the most humourous way possible
But also...
Mendelian genetics is a basic form of genetics that they taught me in highschool and first year biology. Its like the orginal genetics when we knew genes existed, and sort of how it worked, but not nearly as much as we know now.
Mendelian algebra is a mathematic model to help show simple genetics most likely spread in a population. Not really much to do with evolution except for the fact they both have genetics involved with them
Neo darwinism is used to describe evolution from a certain time piont. After original darwinian evolution, but decades before modern evolution
This person is wrong on so many levels
Nevermind that we have the genomes of Gorillas, Chimpanzees, Bonobos, and Orangutans as well as Humans. And we can compare them. And _have._
The overlap is well over 95%, with the greatest difference being between the Orangutans and the rest. Humans share over 98% of our DNA with chimps and bonobos.
Then there's the DNA overlap between a variety of different species on Earth. All life shares a lot of common genes.
@@John_Weiss or how the majority of that DNA that we share (or just contain in general) is absolutely useless.
Some of it is from retroviruses that inserted their DNA into our ancestors millions and millions of years ago.
Other junk is litterally there to be lost and nothing else. It just acts as a buffer between the small important bits, and the outsides, which lose a pair of codons every time DNA duplicates
But most importantly, a suprising portion of our DNA was just added by mutations, and has no purpose or use at the moment. Its just been added in a way that doesn't interact with existing DNA, and doesnt have the capability to do anything whatsoever on its own. It doesnt even have the purpose of waiting around for decades to be destroyed naturally like buffer DNA. It just does nothing, often never had done anything ever, and may very well continue to do absolutely nothing until we as a species die out.
Yet I'm supposed to believe a all knowing being made us. As if he fell asleep at his metaphorical key board every time he went to make a living thing, and his face just typed in a shit ton of extra letters
We have a different drink in România called bird's milk(lapte de pasare) and it tastes like if you add sugar to milk(not the real recepie)
@@ethancole9168 What you've described is often referred to as, "The Theory of the Idiot Designer."
I've also seen it as, "The Theory of Unintelligent Design." And then there's the website called, "WTF, Evolution?!? Examples of Unintelligible Design." I can't link to it, of course, but it's full of examples of what's best described as, "Go Home, Evolution, you're drunk."
Wait who is wrong