I agree. The demon of reason is a really cool character in my opinion! I just love how he decides to magically take the clothes of the person who is incorrect as well. That’s funny.
bro we need this to be a series like the riddles I love this guy, I found his one on the doctor and bedside fever and I loved it and I saw this morning that you posted a new one and I was so happy!
I, for one, will be voting for the Demon of Reason as the President, Prime Minister, Emperor, Chief Executive, Premier, Chancellor, and Sultan in as many elections as possible.
Except his example at 2:45 fell into the very fallacy he's warning against. Gotta be careful to separate "proven facts" from "personal worldview" you know!
@@sp4c1ng_0ut8 As Benjamin Franklin said, there's three types of lies: lies, damn lies, and _statistics._ See, while statistics may just be data presented a certain way, that presentation can easily alter the apparent meaning. The sample size may be misleading (intentionally or otherwise), the events or data being compared may have nothing to do with each other, the assumptions taken to generate the data may be faulty, etc. _That_ is why you can't just blindly trust statistics, especially since the worldview of "evolution" is a _significant_ assumption in that regard, one that many have shown to be highly problematic to say the least.
@@ShadwSonic ok, im aware of how data can be misrepresented. And you somehow managed to completely miss the original quoted person: Benjamin *Disraeli* . Anyway, just say you dont believe in science and move on. Im gonna take a page out of his book and ask this: Evidence climate change is misrepresented, and evidence that evolution is wrong
*Demon of Reason randomly appears in the middle of the emergency meeting, wears the accuser's astronout suit with a snap of his fingers, and proceeds to school everyone playing the game.
@@soniadsilva0505 Yes but then they are less crazy than the ones who don't know they are crazy. The ones who know they are crazy can also be crazy smart.
When I saw this I literally screamed: "YES IT'S MISTER DRAGON!!" Edit: I know the guy's a demon of reason but he looked like a dragon to me so that's what I screamed out of excitement.
Demon of Reason: "You're falling victim to an *Argument from Ignorance* ; assuming something is true because it hasn't been proven false." Flat-Earthers in *HALF* a nutshell
@@destroyerofworlds4663 we do tho (? ruclips.net/video/iwDK18bcUz4/видео.html I mean, granted, as far as observation goes, the universse seems either flat or a geometric supershape
This is the fallacy that grates on me the most because it seems like so many people around me fall for it. Not that I'm immune to it but I just have caught it so many times that it's become obnoxious.
"Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence: that which can be asserted without evidence can also be dismissed without evidence." - Sagan+Hitchens
@@saneenmohammed1004 yea I get that, but isn't that kind of circular? You're kind of saying that a claim with the least evidence requires to most new evidence to bring it level with competing claims. Which just kind of seems true by definition. And your second point can't really be judged in any objective way. What is a leap of faith to one person will be obvious to another, and what is obvious to one person will be a leap of faith to another
"When somebody makes a claim that contradicts estableshed concensus" What if the estableshed consensus wasn't proven in the first place? If you rely on the consensus that've never been proven, that's called "status quo bias".
If the consensus wasn't proven in the first place then you can't really call it "established" can you? Status quo bias refers to the usual understanding of people on a particular topic and then when they're told to think otherwise, they resist. On the other hand, when we say "established consensus" we are more accurately talking about a notion that has been formed on the basis of data that was actually there and was visible to both parties in conflict. Usually, this refers to something which has been proven officially(like global warming) or something which is so prominent in people's opinion that it's almost obvious(like Dorothy Kenyan's anti-communist views)
This whole story with the burden of proof reminds me that much on Russia's famous movie director and pro-governmental political activist Nikita Mikhalkov who once said "I don't have to supply proof if I tell you something. You have to supply proof if you want to refute what I'm telling" - and he is respected by so many people...
You also don't have to believe what someone tells you. They are under NO obligation to prove whatever they claim to you as well. Anymore than you are under any obligation to refute it. Neither has to do anything just because someone state's something doesn't imply they have to prove it. No different than asking a question and therefore implying you expect an answer or response. Just because you inquire doesn't necessarily mean you'll receive an answer.
He's literally a movie director. He's respected for his FICTION movies. If Americans may film movies about Captain America - why Russians can't make any pro-Russian fiction? Captain America sure does not exist.
We need more Demon of Reason. Why? What do you think? It’s obvious that he seems to be the only one who does his research and thinks outside and even ahead of the box. Not to mention he is a character that I enjoy to listen to and learn about many things in the process. That should be all that I need to say to support my opinion.
...and yet here we are, living in a world where most of the population simply accepts that there is a higher power in the universe (insert whatever god people worship) and that there is an afterlife of sorts, simply because nobody can disprove that.
Neither is responsible for providing evidence that's just your opinion. Perception as such is subjective, Neither can provide evidence, or both can. Nobody is under any obligation to so much as reply to one another unless they so choose to. The burden of proof falls to whomever wants to elaborate by conscious choice. Or no relevant party at all if nobody decides to.
@@user-gz4ve8mw9l Who said anything about opinion? And even if this were a discussion of opinions, facts and legitimate argumentation still matter. Your take is objectively wrong.
You typically can't prove a negative, yet people still make claims and expect others to prove them wrong. I see it all the time. And the response of "go look it up yourself" tells me they don't have proof, but won't admit it.
Ikr. Nowadays, you can replace the template comment "there's a ton of proof! Stop being lazy and Google it" by "I have 0 proof for my claim. Can you do my homework and find some for me please?"
Wrong, 95% of idiots, flat earthers, trickle downers, anti-vaxxers, climate and covid deniers are found on the right. Left wingers do actually believe in science and educate themselves...
This is the basis of “innocent until proven guilty” of course. However, what we seem to find is, online in particular, people assume “guilty until proven innocent”, which is a ridiculous notion to have
Sadly it's worse than that. These days it's "Guilty until showed up dead". Seriously, people will find you did a thing they don't agree with and send a lynch mob after you for years on end demanding your suicide, doing everything they can to convince people that you should commit suicide.
"The Burden of Proof lies with the person making the claim." When someone tell you they believe in the Flying Spaghetti Monster, teach them about the Burden of Proof
@@lizardguyNA it doesn't. The concept of "God" is just a mere notion that describe a poweful entitiy. This idea will just create an endless argument and conflict of who's God on different culture is real. Because the concept of God was made to cover any unexplanable events happened during antiquity period. The idea of God is a reflection on how society interacts with their environment that is why different cultures have different types of their own God because of the experssion of their supernatual entity is limitless.
Doesn't work unless the person is honest. They will just begin attacking your character, distract, goalpost, straw man. You name it. Gotten so bad that politicians make sure they book themselves in to a media organisation that essentially are cheerleaders of their party
The issue here is that in the time of internet and social media the truth, the facts, the proof, is irrelevant compared to one's opinion and that is a dangerous thing.
The quote you displayed in the beginning - the dialogue by Hermione Granger was said in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. She said it when Harry said that he felt the Hallows existed (if I am right)
One of my favorite parts of these stories that I don't think many people catch onto is that these stories are constantly reassuring us that the past is always worse than the present. The main way that the demon of reason concludes these episodes is by bringing us further in time when humans eventually figured this out for ourselves. A lot of people say that they want the demon of reason to exist in real life but eventually we do figure things out and very importantly, we have figured a lot of things out. It's just a nice, hopeful thing to reassure ourselves with as everything appears to take a further nose dive downwards: the past is always worse.
@@kevwjin I wonder if that's just a coincidence, because it doesn't really resemble the flag exactly in that poster. I totally believe that whoever animated this used that poster for reference though, and got a little mixed up.
This is a sterling series. It doesn't antagonize those of unfortunate and inaccurate opinion, but merely introduces an easily digestible, fundamental rule, that without trigger or unnecessary bombast, reveals itself as antithetical to that opinion. Carry on!
You brought him back!! Yes, I loved this character.
So happy this character is back.
I agree. The demon of reason is a really cool character in my opinion! I just love how he decides to magically take the clothes of the person who is incorrect as well. That’s funny.
Me too!
This dude is epic
Yep!
"If the government can't be a voice of reason then I'll have to." he must step in a lot
There was no noise; he just died!
If only we had this demon in real life…
@@pegmay7209 Yes.
at this point he must be running a marathon lol
We have so few episodes of him because he rarely has time to grab a camera.
bro we need this to be a series like the riddles I love this guy, I found his one on the doctor and bedside fever and I loved it and I saw this morning that you posted a new one and I was so happy!
I, for one, will be voting for the Demon of Reason as the President, Prime Minister, Emperor, Chief Executive, Premier, Chancellor, and Sultan in as many elections as possible.
Except his example at 2:45 fell into the very fallacy he's warning against. Gotta be careful to separate "proven facts" from "personal worldview" you know!
@Baba Yaga I think what he’s trying to say is that he doesn’t believe in Global Warming
@@ShadwSonic so are you saying that global warming is fake? Cause statistics isn't worldview. Its data.
@@sp4c1ng_0ut8 As Benjamin Franklin said, there's three types of lies: lies, damn lies, and _statistics._
See, while statistics may just be data presented a certain way, that presentation can easily alter the apparent meaning. The sample size may be misleading (intentionally or otherwise), the events or data being compared may have nothing to do with each other, the assumptions taken to generate the data may be faulty, etc. _That_ is why you can't just blindly trust statistics, especially since the worldview of "evolution" is a _significant_ assumption in that regard, one that many have shown to be highly problematic to say the least.
@@ShadwSonic ok, im aware of how data can be misrepresented. And you somehow managed to completely miss the original quoted person: Benjamin *Disraeli* . Anyway, just say you dont believe in science and move on. Im gonna take a page out of his book and ask this: Evidence climate change is misrepresented, and evidence that evolution is wrong
Among Us players: It’s Red. He sus ngl.
Demon of Reason: _That’s an argument out of ignorance._
Well TBF in Among Us there’s usually not enough time or evidence to use reason.
*Demon of Reason randomly appears in the middle of the emergency meeting, wears the accuser's astronout suit with a snap of his fingers, and proceeds to school everyone playing the game.
@@paleoph6168 agreed
@@paleoph6168 This is perfect.
@@paleoph6168 Unfortunately, they won't understand what he is saying and try to vote him out and be baffled that he is not a part of the crew.
The Demon of Reason has single-handily called out every Flat-Earther in this single phrase at 2:54
Not only that, but also Global Warming
And every person of faith
@@randomrise1st72 looking at the orange man😂
@@viperviperviper006 lol no
@@viperviperviper006 Well, he is a demon.
Alternative Title:
*Demon of Reason roasts Joseph McCarthy*
Alternative alternative title: Joseph McCarthy DESTROYED with FACTS and LOGIC
@@ZephLodwick alternative alternative alternative title: DR destroys Mcarthy with ease
@@ZephLodwick *This time, with ACTUAL facts and logic.
Better title
do i hear a fier alarm
When we needed him most, he returned.
"Ah, feeling smart, are we?"
The condescension...
Ted-Ed knows its audience lmao
IKR 😂😂😂 savageee
🤣🤣🤣
honestly the demon of reason is probably the best character ted-ed have ever made. Kudos to whoever thought of him!
Along with the animation and topics, I also love Ted's habit of putting quotes at the start; and that too, good and meaningful ones!
Yeahh🤞🤞
"Crazy people don't know they're crazy. But I know I'm crazy therefore I'm not crazy. Isn't that crazy?"
There's one assumption here that crazy people don't know they are crazy
Crazy people can know they are crazy and still be crazy
@@soniadsilva0505 isn't that crazy?
@@soniadsilva0505 Dark empaths
@@soniadsilva0505 Yes but then they are less crazy than the ones who don't know they are crazy. The ones who know they are crazy can also be crazy smart.
Damn that's crazy
When I saw this I literally screamed: "YES IT'S MISTER DRAGON!!"
Edit: I know the guy's a demon of reason but he looked like a dragon to me so that's what I screamed out of excitement.
SAME
Demon of reason
Lol
Demon of reason. If you love him then get his name right🤗
Nice profile pic
I absolutely ADORE this character. His voice, mannerisms, personality- brilliant. Whoever created him deserves an award.
The boi! He back!
“He IS back”
@@anonymousx6398 no one cares about dat now
He'll be back again
YEAH
Yeah
Demon of Reason: "You're falling victim to an *Argument from Ignorance* ; assuming something is true because it hasn't been proven false."
Flat-Earthers in *HALF* a nutshell
Well their idea is proven false million of times, so I guess that makes it worse 😒
I see what you did there! Cheeky, clever demon lover you! 😈😈😈👍
flat earthers got it wrong, it's not the planet that's flat, it's the universe that is a flat
@@Luixxxd1 I don't think anyone knows what the universe is shaped like, sooo...
@@destroyerofworlds4663 we do tho (? ruclips.net/video/iwDK18bcUz4/видео.html
I mean, granted, as far as observation goes, the universse seems either flat or a geometric supershape
So they DID make this a series! The conspiracies were true!
It’s all coming true
I predict there will be another episode of this series.
a conspiracy? where is your goddamn evidence
1:16 "If the government won't be a voice of reason, I'll have to."
We need this guy irl, and in a lot of governments too...
Ted ed: "can you outsmart-"
Me:" *NO* "
No no, these two were actually easy which is why I like Mr. Demon man
You know, besides being a demon
@@calebmurray4438 yeah that’s true
To be fair, you aren't the sharpest tool in the shed, Eridan.
Was there even a riddle?
oh hey there homestuck
This is the fallacy that grates on me the most because it seems like so many people around me fall for it. Not that I'm immune to it but I just have caught it so many times that it's become obnoxious.
"Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence: that which can be asserted without evidence can also be dismissed without evidence."
- Sagan+Hitchens
just love them
Red sus:
Rest of players: *votes red*
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Yes that's a nice sentiment but the problem is: what is considered extraordinary? How do you decide whether a claim is plausible or implausible?
@@Danicker the amount of lack of proofs ?
or the intensity of leap of faith required for it
@@saneenmohammed1004 yea I get that, but isn't that kind of circular? You're kind of saying that a claim with the least evidence requires to most new evidence to bring it level with competing claims. Which just kind of seems true by definition. And your second point can't really be judged in any objective way. What is a leap of faith to one person will be obvious to another, and what is obvious to one person will be a leap of faith to another
"When somebody makes a claim that contradicts estableshed concensus"
What if the estableshed consensus wasn't proven in the first place? If you rely on the consensus that've never been proven, that's called "status quo bias".
you still would need to bring forth evidence to challenge the consensus if you want to convince anyone. But that is a good point.
bangarang!
The status quo can be challenged when you have evidence the status quo is false.
@@chloejones6240 Evidences are not supposed to convince anybody. If I want to convince people, I would use propaganda and fake news instead.
If the consensus wasn't proven in the first place then you can't really call it "established" can you?
Status quo bias refers to the usual understanding of people on a particular topic and then when they're told to think otherwise, they resist.
On the other hand, when we say "established consensus" we are more accurately talking about a notion that has been formed on the basis of data that was actually there and was visible to both parties in conflict. Usually, this refers to something which has been proven officially(like global warming) or something which is so prominent in people's opinion that it's almost obvious(like Dorothy Kenyan's anti-communist views)
The legend is back
The monster, the myth, the legend.
Yes
_The return of the king_
I encounter a lot of this online. Especially with everything going on right now.
*recently.
Right? Right-wing trolls thrive on forgoing their burden of truth
@@firstname405 then they accuse you of being unpatriotic. It really is going for emotional score points
@@qus.9617 conservative snowflakes are the real virture-signallers
@@firstname405 "facts over feelings" as the typical of them always say
Finally,
I personally like the demon of reason.
Thank you Ted ed, I really enjoy your content
Flat Earther: “you can’t prove the earth is round!”
Me: “I have numerous times, but not once have you tried to prove it is flat.”
They have tried but everything they tried has been proved to be false.
If they say [that the Earth is flat], they can't be more wrong.
“Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidences” - Carl Sagan
Red sus:
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“Extraordinary” is a relative term and is best defined with relative perspective in mind.
My point exactly
@@isforshooting what she said
Sounds good, but is nonsense when you look closely enough.
The right evidence is enough. Extraordinary is a subjective term and not logic.
This whole story with the burden of proof reminds me that much on Russia's famous movie director and pro-governmental political activist Nikita Mikhalkov who once said "I don't have to supply proof if I tell you something. You have to supply proof if you want to refute what I'm telling" - and he is respected by so many people...
You also don't have to believe what someone tells you. They are under NO obligation to prove whatever they claim to you as well. Anymore than you are under any obligation to refute it. Neither has to do anything just because someone state's something doesn't imply they have to prove it. No different than asking a question and therefore implying you expect an answer or response. Just because you inquire doesn't necessarily mean you'll receive an answer.
He's literally a movie director.
He's respected for his FICTION movies. If Americans may film movies about Captain America - why Russians can't make any pro-Russian fiction? Captain America sure does not exist.
Why does discord from my little pony having to fix the American judicial system
You need a being of chaos to deal with the chaos.
@everyone since its discord
Alternative Title:
Demon of Reason roasts Joseph McCarthy
The judicial system wasn't really broken in this case, they just weren't using it properly, and he even mentioned that in the video. 3:11
@@benkutenets2391 exactly. We have laws in place that dictate due process but laws are meaningless if the judges do not follow them on their ruling.
I'm so hyped that the Demon of Reason is a recurring character! Really enjoying this format and its content. I always learn a bit more with each one.
Everyone always praises animation, Damm this demon got a great voice
We need more Demon of Reason.
Why?
What do you think?
It’s obvious that he seems to be the only one who does his research and thinks outside and even ahead of the box. Not to mention he is a character that I enjoy to listen to and learn about many things in the process. That should be all that I need to say to support my opinion.
I love that you wrote this in his style.
I imagined this text in his voice
If the demon of reason is the reason of a single person, there's bound to be some flaw as human aren't perfect
You must remember, he has a lot of hindsight
The number of people who make outlandish claims and then say the person they are talking *to* is responsible for providing evidence is INSANE.
...and yet here we are, living in a world where most of the population simply accepts that there is a higher power in the universe (insert whatever god people worship) and that there is an afterlife of sorts, simply because nobody can disprove that.
Neither is responsible for providing evidence that's just your opinion. Perception as such is subjective, Neither can provide evidence, or both can. Nobody is under any obligation to so much as reply to one another unless they so choose to. The burden of proof falls to whomever wants to elaborate by conscious choice. Or no relevant party at all if nobody decides to.
@@user-gz4ve8mw9l Who said anything about opinion?
And even if this were a discussion of opinions, facts and legitimate argumentation still matter. Your take is objectively wrong.
I am extremely glad the well dressed logic demon is now a recurring character
Yep. I’m way too high for this title.
Much love, your friends at Rev Media!!
Hey rev Media what's popping
Hahaha
@@justsomepersononyoutube9271 hey mannn!! Love ya😘
@@revmedia8108 hah ...lol
3:24 you can see the previous episode’s footage flashing by
It's really nice to see the "Demon of Reason" again! I love this topic and this character!
I am very hopeful to see more about this.
You typically can't prove a negative, yet people still make claims and expect others to prove them wrong. I see it all the time. And the response of "go look it up yourself" tells me they don't have proof, but won't admit it.
Ikr.
Nowadays, you can replace the template comment "there's a ton of proof! Stop being lazy and Google it" by "I have 0 proof for my claim. Can you do my homework and find some for me please?"
Should be a key lesson for all American politicians, left, right , red, blue doesn't matter.
Wrong, 95% of idiots, flat earthers, trickle downers, anti-vaxxers, climate and covid deniers are found on the right. Left wingers do actually believe in science and educate themselves...
@@KuK137
Is that why the left can't even figure out what men and women are? 🤭
Ladies and gentlemen, I think we have a recurring character. Hope to see more!
Y E S! Our demon of reason is back!! I do hope this becomes a full series, I love watching him it's really cool!
3:59 That was Bang on. Summarized whole video
I hope they do many more of these, we are plagued by so many fallacies that are holding back the spread of knowledge and understanding.
Love it 😊 Burden of truth with or without proof is still a burden to congressional leaders.
Ted Ed always impress me with this animation. ❤️
2:34 was when my browser crashed, so I just want to send a quick hello to my FBI agent
This is the basis of “innocent until proven guilty” of course. However, what we seem to find is, online in particular, people assume “guilty until proven innocent”, which is a ridiculous notion to have
Sadly it's worse than that. These days it's "Guilty until showed up dead". Seriously, people will find you did a thing they don't agree with and send a lynch mob after you for years on end demanding your suicide, doing everything they can to convince people that you should commit suicide.
This sort of thing often happens on Facebook. Someone says something, you ask them for proof, they tell you to 'just Google it'
On any social media, really.
Which is a telltale sign that the person has 0 proof for their claim.
"The Burden of Proof lies with the person making the claim."
When someone tell you they believe in the Flying Spaghetti Monster, teach them about the Burden of Proof
Then tell us about how we know your god exists.
@@lizardguyNA it doesn't. The concept of "God" is just a mere notion that describe a poweful entitiy. This idea will just create an endless argument and conflict of who's God on different culture is real. Because the concept of God was made to cover any unexplanable events happened during antiquity period. The idea of God is a reflection on how society interacts with their environment that is why different cultures have different types of their own God because of the experssion of their supernatual entity is limitless.
His intellect with an undertone humour is what makes me watch it. Everytime.
This is so relevant today in 2022
Every one is doing the salute inclusing McCarthy.
Man I wish there was more of this guy
"If you disagree ,it becames your responsibility to prove otherwise"
Thank you ,I will use this quote through-out my life.
Doesn't work unless the person is honest. They will just begin attacking your character, distract, goalpost, straw man. You name it. Gotten so bad that politicians make sure they book themselves in to a media organisation that essentially are cheerleaders of their party
Please don’t stop this series, ever
The issue here is that in the time of internet and social media the truth, the facts, the proof, is irrelevant compared to one's opinion and that is a dangerous thing.
I LOVE THIS SERIES!
Also, I love the reference to “Russell’s Floating Teapot”.
I love this form of narration. POLL TO DO IT OFTEN!!!
The burden of proof, my favourite! It happens so often in real life, and useful to know
I love how in 2:48
He's just spoiling the future 💀
So happy to see the demon of reason again, I hope there are gonna be more videos with him.
The quote you displayed in the beginning - the dialogue by Hermione Granger was said in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. She said it when Harry said that he felt the Hallows existed (if I am right)
keep doing this series. people need to know this.
Literally got excited when I saw the character again on the thumbnail
isn't this the idea behind ''innocent until proven guilty'
I like how Dorothy Kenyon smiles when the Demon of Reason shows up. Maybe she's heard about his squabble with Meigs.
3:05 actually, if we could get the Senate to agree on Climate Change a few decades in advance, we would be a in a much better position now.
One of my favorite parts of these stories that I don't think many people catch onto is that these stories are constantly reassuring us that the past is always worse than the present. The main way that the demon of reason concludes these episodes is by bringing us further in time when humans eventually figured this out for ourselves.
A lot of people say that they want the demon of reason to exist in real life but eventually we do figure things out and very importantly, we have figured a lot of things out.
It's just a nice, hopeful thing to reassure ourselves with as everything appears to take a further nose dive downwards: the past is always worse.
0:21 Why does China has the Imperial Japanese Army's War Flag behind Mao
Big brain
I saw the Correlation ≠ Causation video just yesterday! AND THE DAY LATER THEY UPLOAD A NEW VIDEO OF THE SAME GUY. Thank you Ted.
I need more of this guy.
I love how the Demon of Reason just casually exposes and roasts them all with pure logic... like dang
YES! HE'S BACK. *THE DEMON OF REASON IS BACK!* I love this character.
Probably the most important fallacy to know how to counter.
1:22 Ah yes, the best part.
No its 3:58
Unfortunately, a lot of times if the person making the claim is loud and persistent enough, the damage has been done without the need for proof.
I just love this series so much!!!:):) Keep going Ted!!
Ps: Absolutely!! Love the narrators voice
at 3:23, when he turns the tv back on, it shows the doctor from the first episode, the scene was reused and they failed to edit those frames out.
I love the style of these fallacy vids! keep making TED
"Guilty until proven innocent."
It's enough to send good people to jail.
"You'll see what I mean soon enough."
Five months later, we finally see what he meant.
I think all of Twitter needs to see this video
They made me a notification I couldn’t refuse❤️
watching these while making ramen in the dark with a phone flashlight and two of my cats
,,And China''
Shows the japanise imperial flag behind Mao
Chinism intensifies
0:19
it may be because some Chinese propaganda posters have the imperial flag design on them: chineseposters.net/posters/e13-549
@@kevwjin I wonder if that's just a coincidence, because it doesn't really resemble the flag exactly in that poster. I totally believe that whoever animated this used that poster for reference though, and got a little mixed up.
YES! They included the quote from Hermione Granger at the beginning of the video. Takes me back to my childhood...
Me: The Earth isn't Flat
Flat Earthers: Are you blind? Here's my flat brain too
Me: Huh..... If only showing proof is actual proof.
2:22 “The burden of proof lies with the person making the claim.” Very nice!
3:47 bruh captain underpants cameo
This is a sterling series. It doesn't antagonize those of unfortunate and inaccurate opinion, but merely introduces an easily digestible, fundamental rule, that without trigger or unnecessary bombast, reveals itself as antithetical to that opinion. Carry on!
Aight, taking this challenge today, gonna try it. Will edit in whether I solved it or not.
Edit: Wasn't even a challenge and I *still* failed.
Everyone :- Amazing episode and thanks for bringing this character back
Me :- How do they get so much high profile quotes everytime
Really, i'd love to see more of this. If there's one demon that i love, it has to be this guy.
who wants this to be made into a series
cause we love this guy :)
I'm pretty sure most people in the comments (including myself) do
Here's my rule of thumb: If Kent Hovind would consider it brainwashing, then it's a good video.
Hearing logic is like jazz to my ears
"You can make a religion out of this"
🙃🙃🙃🍺🍺🍺🍺🙃🙃🙃
I believe in this religion but imo we need a better version of it
The music when he meets Mccarthy is the main reason why this is my favorite episode.
The demon of reason! The one demon whom I am in love with😂😂😂
This is also known Hitchen's Razor.
What is asserted without evidence can be dismissed without evidence.