Two weeks of reading, an entire lecture from my college anatomy professor, and a chapter full of images cannot even begin to compare to this INCREDIBLE 6-minute video. I think I actually love you.
Its incredible only because of these 2 week of reading, lecture from your college, etc. All the knowledge you gained through your studies was framed in this video so that you could understand it easily and simply.
It's so cool to think that while the music plays and the animation shows how we perceive it, the same things that occur in the animation occur in our ears at the same time.
Hello Brandon. I am so impressed with this so much that i use it in my lower science classes for engagement or review purposes. How was this vid produced? Are there others vids produced in this style that you know about? Thanks. Nando
Hands down the best explanation of the auditory system I've ever seen. I'm in medical school and not one of my professors has come close to explaining this system as effectively as you. Thank you, Mr. Pletsch!
I need more educational videos in this same format. This video took everything I spent hours learning in lecture and in study and brought them together so beautifully. I feel as though I've never understood any topic more clearly than this one. Absolutely amazing
AN ABSOLUTE CINEMATIC MASTERPIECE. I haven't seen animation, sound, anatomy and physiology come together in such beautiful harmony. I cannot explain in words how well made this 6 minute video is. I absolutely love you.
This was by far the most in-depth, and easy to understand video I've ever seen! The smooth explanation combined with the real-time visuals and highlights made this as easy to understand as sitting back and letting the wind blow in your face
Welcome,I came in2024 , but l am truly grateful for this wonderful effort , l watched dozens of vedios, but l understand full picture from this video, keep it up, thank you from Egypt
I have never been inspired to make a comment on RUclips until NOW. this video is FANTASTIC. holy smackers - that was brilliant. THANK YOU! Please make thousands more.
I'm in med school now and my professors use medical illustrations and videos very extensively to make concepts clearer. I can honestly say that this is the BEST one I've come across. The way the video makes the mechanism of the ear so lucid and easy to understand, while bolstering it with such exquisite viuals and (pardon the pun) acoustics, is just incredibly marvellous!
This is so unbelievably helpful! Thank god for the smarty pants people in the world who not only understand how auditory transduction works, but also know how to 3d animate.
Brilliant explanation. Auditory transduction made me fall in love with neuroscience. Revisiting it now, in this medium, was a refreshing gulp of inspiration. Thank you.
wow. this is an amazing overview of sound transduction in the ear. i'm in medical school and this has been the most clear explanation of hearing (albeit lacking in detail) that i've received yet. it has my full endorsement
Lol I just thought of this. As the music is playing and he shows how the ear responds, I just relized that as the ear is responding to the music, my ear is doing the same thing as it listens to the same music! Lol
This is great video. If I may be so bold to ask if you or anyone knows of a video like this, that shows how partial and complete lose of hearing is achieved because of listening to loud volumes. Thank you..
This video came out when I was born. As a pre-med student, I keep returning to this astounding video. I can't help smiling when it all comes together in the end. Amazing work!
I've had two different professors recommend this video. I'm a very visual person when I study and this helped me understand the flow of the ears function much more quickly! This is one of the best videos I've seen done. Thank you for sharing. I think the graphics, music, and journey through the ear were all perfect. I was surprised to find out this video was years old!
This is EXACTLY the kind of video we need to understand these confusing spatial concepts, which are often explain with mostly words and too few still pictures.
My medical school histology professor just put the link to this video in their powerpoint with a caption that said, "you are responsible for the information in this video". It says a lot when professors are outsourcing to you. Great job, very informative video.
Dear Professors, use this video in your lecture rather than explaining the ear for 30mins! this video is awesome. Explains the physical and physiological functions extremely well!
Very well produced, animated and explained video for auditory transduction. I am in medical school and this video has really helped me finally understand the physiology & anatomy of auditory transduction.THANK YOU :)
This literally summarized FOUR LECTURES my prof spent on the ear! This is such an amazing video! i know more about the ear now than I did a few days ago! THANK YOU!!!
Incredible illustration and for those who are visual and auditory learners can grasp this and learn the how auditory transduction occurs. Wish you do more and market to help medical and nurses learn anatomy.
Amazing! I am a Pediatric Occupational Therapist and I use a program called Therapeutic Listening. I send your video all the time to the parents I prescribe this therapy to because your video perfectly describes what it is I am trying to convey to them of why this program works. Great video, thanks so much!!!
Oh! I took an entire course on this subject but you have beautifully illustrated it all here. My 13 year old loved this. I had tried to explain things to her via scratchings I did on the back of an envelope of the structures. Elegant and beautiful video. Thank you.
I've been a licensed hearing professional since 1994, and I've never seen such a clean and well rounded overview of the function of the hearing system. Just excellent.
This was just absolutely crazy. Thank you so much for this video. Somehow, it makes me appreciate both RUclips as a teaching media but also my ability to hear even more.
Beautifully done! I almost went deaf though when the calm voice of the narrator was replaced by a LOUD symphony! Very educational and very understandable. Perfect animation - THANK YOU!
CooperMan.inC Studios Yeah, I don't believe in blind evolution. Something as intricate as a worm , monkey or ourselves cannot be a product of chance, i.e. blind evolution. Evolution guided by an intelligent being however is plausible in my opinion.
Zarif Sadiq It's not blind, not chance, you just don't grasp the massive scale of it all, that's why it makes no sense to you. Absolutely not calling you an idiot here, any normal person can understand AS LONG AS they get enough info and do their research. I constantly look at both sides of the argument and their beliefs/theories even though I'm 100% certain, just to be fair and to know in detail what the other side is talking about in order to have counter arguments AND possibly, if something extremely convincing comes up, reconsider my position.
CooperMan.inC Studios Same here. If someone can answers my questions with I would have no issues accepting evolution as fact. Unfortunately as far as now I have been unable to get a satisfactory answer. As I've stated I have no problem with evolution as a progressive means in which we arise at the present state of life. My objection is that evolution can be the product of chance. My first problem is with people calling it the "theory of evolution". If we are familiar with the scientific method then we know for a hypothesis to even be considered a hypothesis it must be testable and the test must be repeatable. Since evolution does not happen on a human time scale it is not testable, thus does not meet the requirements of a hypothesis much less a theory. The best answer I have received is of some examples of adaptation. For example a certain virus that has mutated to become a slightly different virus. The problem here is its still a virus and the claim evolution makes is not one of adaptations but of a changing of kinds. That is one species turned into another. Another issue I have with evolution is that it defies the second law of thermodynamics, i.e. entropy. A single human genome has about 3.5 billion base pairs or nucleotides that are arranged in the exact sequence to produce you, me or whoever they code for. Matter does not organize itself, and if we understand basic statistics we would find this random strand of DNA simply falling together is statistically impossible, even when taking the size of the universe into consideration.
Zarif Sadiq There are counter arguments to the thermodynamics arguments by physicists and they know their stuff. But about the theory thing, any accepted hypothesis is called a theory. It's just science talk, a very confusing and in my opinion very stupid choice. Most important thing is natural selection and the fact that DNA tries to copy paste itself. It does it pretty well, but it makes "mistakes". Not necessarily bad results, just means that the copy is not a clone, it is a close approximation of the previous dna batch.So after millions of years we have species like us humans that have a varied population in appearance and size and strength throughout the planet. Because some of the mistakes stack up, so there are many different "bloodlines" carrying these characteristics with them. That's the result of millions of years of small mistakes and natural selection. Natural sellection is basically all about the fact that, in nature, if you are too weak you have higher chances of dying BEFORE you procreate, therefore weak characteristicstend to not be passed down very often, because if you had 2000 cubs of some sort, and 500 of them were considered weak in their environment, then 400 of those would die before they could procreate, therefore the next generation would have less of the weak ones. It's brutal, it's not nice, but through tht process, over BILLIONS of years of small changes and small changes, we have reached this point. Sorry for long comment.
WOW I AM IN SHOCK AT THE PERFECTION THAT THIS VIDEO IS! THE QUALITY AND THE DESCRIPTION AND THE PERFECT ANIMATION IN TIME WITH THE PERFECT CHOICE OF MUSIC. I WANT TO MARRY THIS VIDEO
I wish I could have had this video during my Ear, Nose and Throat residency! Specially for surgery. So beautiful we are inside... it moved me. Thank you so much for sharing!
This has always been the best video available to describe the structure and function of the ear. I loved it when I was in high school. I still love it now that I'm doing my masters.
Very helpful video for those who have not studied hearing yet, or need a good review. It doesn't explain the biochemical process that occurs in the hair cells, or how the system is actively tuned, but it conveys the general idea (which is great for a 7min video).
Thank you thank you THANK YOU! The ear has always been the eternal mystery to me and in just a few minutes, all my queries were solved. So incredibly helpful
I have a test in two days and it resumes perfectly how it works. Thanks bio teacher for putting it in class. It helps so much. Also the quality is one of the best I've never seen
This was one of the most fascinating, practical videos I've watched. It really helped and enriched my study session. Thank you so much. Well done, Mr. Pletsch!
A very clear and concise demonstration of how a good ear should work That should be mandatory viewing for students. The challenge is now to progress into the effects of various malfunctions eg Otosclerosis, Perilymph fistula ect.
WOW! such an elaborate discussion. To think that there was an existing video like this since 2009 is mindblowing. Such a great video. KUDOS to producer of this video.
I spent two weeks searching and listening to lectures about this topic and your six minute video explained everything in such a beautiful way. I would request more content from you as this was simply amazing. Thank you.
Dude deserves a Nobel prize for this video
💯 ❤
He did a wonderful job here
Absolutely
Agreed 🫡
Totally
The fact that this level of animation was made 20 years back ,make this video impeccable.
Agree
No words left
I first saw this video in 2014, and I still refer back to it almost 10 year later. Very useful for visual learners methinks..
Two weeks of reading, an entire lecture from my college anatomy professor, and a chapter full of images cannot even begin to compare to this INCREDIBLE 6-minute video. I think I actually love you.
Its incredible only because of these 2 week of reading, lecture from your college, etc. All the knowledge you gained through your studies was framed in this video so that you could understand it easily and simply.
@@lowe_sa2976 it was actually a waste of time. If she had seen this video before, she would´ve not have to read for 2 weeks the same chapter.
Yeah it was a engaging video, nothing like the boring lectures we are used too!
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hello
It's so cool to think that while the music plays and the animation shows how we perceive it, the same things that occur in the animation occur in our ears at the same time.
It's like someone put a scanning device in our ears...
As a med student, this video is AMAZING. Brandon, wherever you are, I beg of you to make more medical illustrations!!
Hay 👏👏👏
To think that this is 22 years old…It’s older than me!!
I remember seeing this video in high school. Now I'm in med school watching it again lol. Thanks
That's a great compliment, thanks!
Hello Brandon. I am so impressed with this so much that i use it in my lower science classes for engagement or review purposes. How was this vid produced? Are there others vids produced in this style that you know about? Thanks. Nando
me too😂😍👌👏💪
And now i am using it to prepare my post graduation entrance exam.
I'm also in med school. I see it too❤😌
The graphics in this are so amazing! What an amazing video...
ESPECIALLY for 2002!
Hands down the best explanation of the auditory system I've ever seen. I'm in medical school and not one of my professors has come close to explaining this system as effectively as you. Thank you, Mr. Pletsch!
This video was so well put together i could not stop smiling throughout the whole thing! :)
Me too!
Right!!
complex yet very simple to understand. Great video! summed up an hour of lecture into 6 minutes.
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Yup
I need more educational videos in this same format. This video took everything I spent hours learning in lecture and in study and brought them together so beautifully. I feel as though I've never understood any topic more clearly than this one. Absolutely amazing
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Came for the transduction, stayed for the Beethoven
Shut up
WOW WOW WOW WOW! What a beautiful explanation, thank you so much.
AN ABSOLUTE CINEMATIC MASTERPIECE. I haven't seen animation, sound, anatomy and physiology come together in such beautiful harmony. I cannot explain in words how well made this 6 minute video is. I absolutely love you.
From all med students: thank you!
14 years later this saved me thankyou Brandon and youtube❤❤
This was by far the most in-depth, and easy to understand video I've ever seen! The smooth explanation combined with the real-time visuals and highlights made this as easy to understand as sitting back and letting the wind blow in your face
Welcome,I came in2024 , but l am truly grateful for this wonderful effort , l watched dozens of vedios, but l understand full picture from this video, keep it up, thank you from Egypt
This is the kind of content I fell in love with youtube for, oh how the times have changed...
I have never been inspired to make a comment on RUclips until NOW. this video is FANTASTIC. holy smackers - that was brilliant. THANK YOU! Please make thousands more.
One of the most visually eloquent videos, explaining auditory transduction.
One of the best videos I've seen on auditory transduction. Helped learn the material as an undergrad and now I use it in my lectures!
I'm in med school now and my professors use medical illustrations and videos very extensively to make concepts clearer. I can honestly say that this is the BEST one I've come across. The way the video makes the mechanism of the ear so lucid and easy to understand, while bolstering it with such exquisite viuals and (pardon the pun) acoustics, is just incredibly marvellous!
This is so unbelievably helpful! Thank god for the smarty pants people in the world who not only understand how auditory transduction works, but also know how to 3d animate.
Brilliant explanation. Auditory transduction made me fall in love with neuroscience. Revisiting it now, in this medium, was a refreshing gulp of inspiration. Thank you.
You've just saved my day and my neuroanatomy/physiology exam in med school. Thank you from Denmark!
wow. this is an amazing overview of sound transduction in the ear. i'm in medical school and this has been the most clear explanation of hearing (albeit lacking in detail) that i've received yet. it has my full endorsement
I learned from this 6-7 years ago in medical school and am now checking again for my ENT board exam. Thank you for this fantastic video!
Lol I just thought of this. As the music is playing and he shows how the ear responds, I just relized that as the ear is responding to the music, my ear is doing the same thing as it listens to the same music! Lol
And thanks for the video! It is very helpful and instresting! I actually understand it now! :-)
Stupid!!!
This is great video. If I may be so bold to ask if you or anyone knows of a video like this, that shows how partial and complete lose of hearing is achieved because of listening to loud volumes. Thank you..
so true. I experienced the same thing
I still cannot believe that this video is
created even before I was born...Just Amazing ❤️
Ya LoL
this video gives you such a weird satisfaction. probably what i'd feel on my graduation day. THANKYOU!
This video came out when I was born. As a pre-med student, I keep returning to this astounding video. I can't help smiling when it all comes together in the end. Amazing work!
I've had two different professors recommend this video. I'm a very visual person when I study and this helped me understand the flow of the ears function much more quickly! This is one of the best videos I've seen done. Thank you for sharing. I think the graphics, music, and journey through the ear were all perfect. I was surprised to find out this video was years old!
This is EXACTLY the kind of video we need to understand these confusing spatial concepts, which are often explain with mostly words and too few still pictures.
My medical school histology professor just put the link to this video in their powerpoint with a caption that said, "you are responsible for the information in this video". It says a lot when professors are outsourcing to you. Great job, very informative video.
Nobelpreis… for this video!!! The BEST EVER - better than every lecture I had so far!!
This video is amazing, summarizes hours of studying in a 6 min video. Thank you so much.
Dear Professors,
use this video in your lecture rather than explaining the ear for 30mins!
this video is awesome.
Explains the physical and physiological functions extremely well!
Very well produced, animated and explained video for auditory transduction. I am in medical school and this video has really helped me finally understand the physiology & anatomy of auditory transduction.THANK YOU :)
This literally summarized FOUR LECTURES my prof spent on the ear! This is such an amazing video! i know more about the ear now than I did a few days ago! THANK YOU!!!
Absolutely perfect to understand precisely. Thank you so much
Incredible illustration and for those who are visual and auditory learners can grasp this and learn the how auditory transduction occurs. Wish you do more and market to help medical and nurses learn anatomy.
I absolutely love this video !! I study medicine in Norway, and my co-students and I just want to say thank you for making this :) keep it up!
Nice presentation. Thank you ☺
Amazing visualizations of a complex process. Thanks for posting!
Amazing! I am a Pediatric Occupational Therapist and I use a program called Therapeutic Listening. I send your video all the time to the parents I prescribe this therapy to because your video perfectly describes what it is I am trying to convey to them of why this program works. Great video, thanks so much!!!
oh my gosh, thank you for sharing. This is hands down the best rendition I have seen for transduction. Very easy to gollow
Oh! I took an entire course on this subject but you have beautifully illustrated it all here. My 13 year old loved this. I had tried to explain things to her via scratchings I did on the back of an envelope of the structures. Elegant and beautiful video. Thank you.
This is the best video about the auditory process I have ever seen. Perfect for a visual learner and classical music lover like me!!! Thank you! :)
I've never had someone explain the inner ear so well, thank you for this video!
i love this video so much.. i honestly wish you taught all of first year anat & phys like this. so incredible.
Truly the One who made this is crafty.
This is by far my favorite comment so far. Mostly because of how it starts.
I've been a licensed hearing professional since 1994, and I've never seen such a clean and well rounded overview of the function of the hearing system. Just excellent.
wooow .. this is so clear and also the harmony of the sound!! - i'm just blessed for how beauty our creation was !! - by the way nice video!
This video contains more information than entire lessons given me about basic audiology in my universty. And your soft voice is bonus. Unbelievable.
Auditory transduction paired with the 2nd movement of Beethoven's 9th was pure genius. I really appreciate this video.
Yaa
This was just absolutely crazy. Thank you so much for this video. Somehow, it makes me appreciate both RUclips as a teaching media but also my ability to hear even more.
This is amazing! You did such a great job explaining the anatomy, organization, and functions. Thank you!
This is probably the best auditory transduction video I've found so far.
Beautifully done! I almost went deaf though when the calm voice of the narrator was replaced by a LOUD symphony!
Very educational and very understandable. Perfect animation - THANK YOU!
Yes!! Not to be listened to via headphones unless you know what's going to happen!
Several classes in my undergrad studies utilized this video. Great work!
why cant they teach like this, very well put together thanks!!
This is the best video I've seen describing how sound translates into nerve impulses for processing in the brain. Thank you!
Very helpful. Thank you :)
here in 2018 and i found it one of the most precious medical videos on youtube !
neato!
How’s god doing
what
@@laniedionisio damn, amirite
isn't this dude famous on youtube ???. his comment only has 15 likes lol
back in 2023 like👍
I’m watching this video in 2023 … and still this video has great animation and thnx for making this video after 21 years ❤
Who needs classes and lectures anymore?
This was the best video on the topic. Never in my mind would I think such a great effort had been made, THANKS for sharing it.
this video: 1
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This is one of the best instructional videos I have ever seen.
And this is supposed to be the product of chance?
Are we talking about evolution here or what?
CooperMan.inC Studios Yeah, I don't believe in blind evolution. Something as intricate as a worm , monkey or ourselves cannot be a product of chance, i.e. blind evolution. Evolution guided by an intelligent being however is plausible in my opinion.
Zarif Sadiq It's not blind, not chance, you just don't grasp the massive scale of it all, that's why it makes no sense to you. Absolutely not calling you an idiot here, any normal person can understand AS LONG AS they get enough info and do their research. I constantly look at both sides of the argument and their beliefs/theories even though I'm 100% certain, just to be fair and to know in detail what the other side is talking about in order to have counter arguments AND possibly, if something extremely convincing comes up, reconsider my position.
CooperMan.inC Studios Same here. If someone can answers my questions with I would have no issues accepting evolution as fact. Unfortunately as far as now I have been unable to get a satisfactory answer. As I've stated I have no problem with evolution as a progressive means in which we arise at the present state of life. My objection is that evolution can be the product of chance.
My first problem is with people calling it the "theory of evolution". If we are familiar with the scientific method then we know for a hypothesis to even be considered a hypothesis it must be testable and the test must be repeatable. Since evolution does not happen on a human time scale it is not testable, thus does not meet the requirements of a hypothesis much less a theory. The best answer I have received is of some examples of adaptation. For example a certain virus that has mutated to become a slightly different virus. The problem here is its still a virus and the claim evolution makes is not one of adaptations but of a changing of kinds. That is one species turned into another.
Another issue I have with evolution is that it defies the second law of thermodynamics, i.e. entropy. A single human genome has about 3.5 billion base pairs or nucleotides that are arranged in the exact sequence to produce you, me or whoever they code for. Matter does not organize itself, and if we understand basic statistics we would find this random strand of DNA simply falling together is statistically impossible, even when taking the size of the universe into consideration.
Zarif Sadiq There are counter arguments to the thermodynamics arguments by physicists and they know their stuff. But about the theory thing, any accepted hypothesis is called a theory. It's just science talk, a very confusing and in my opinion very stupid choice. Most important thing is natural selection and the fact that DNA tries to copy paste itself. It does it pretty well, but it makes "mistakes". Not necessarily bad results, just means that the copy is not a clone, it is a close approximation of the previous dna batch.So after millions of years we have species like us humans that have a varied population in appearance and size and strength throughout the planet. Because some of the mistakes stack up, so there are many different "bloodlines" carrying these characteristics with them. That's the result of millions of years of small mistakes and natural selection. Natural sellection is basically all about the fact that, in nature, if you are too weak you have higher chances of dying BEFORE you procreate, therefore weak characteristicstend to not be passed down very often, because if you had 2000 cubs of some sort, and 500 of them were considered weak in their environment, then 400 of those would die before they could procreate, therefore the next generation would have less of the weak ones. It's brutal, it's not nice, but through tht process, over BILLIONS of years of small changes and small changes, we have reached this point. Sorry for long comment.
MASTERPIECE!!!!! Watching it work as the music plays is just amazing. Watched it 10+ times.
a great video! God's creation
WOW I AM IN SHOCK AT THE PERFECTION THAT THIS VIDEO IS! THE QUALITY AND THE DESCRIPTION AND THE PERFECT ANIMATION IN TIME WITH THE PERFECT CHOICE OF MUSIC. I WANT TO MARRY THIS VIDEO
M in 3rd year of my med school and this is the best video of the war functioning I’ve seen till date. ♥️♥️🙌
I wish I could have had this video during my Ear, Nose and Throat residency! Specially for surgery. So beautiful we are inside... it moved me. Thank you so much for sharing!
Outstanding. I never completely understood the ear even after 100+ slides of med school lecture. After this video… crystal clear. Thanks!!!
This has always been the best video available to describe the structure and function of the ear. I loved it when I was in high school. I still love it now that I'm doing my masters.
Very helpful video for those who have not studied hearing yet, or need a good review. It doesn't explain the biochemical process that occurs in the hair cells, or how the system is actively tuned, but it conveys the general idea (which is great for a 7min video).
One of the most useful and well designed videos that I've ever seen. Congratulations.
THE MOST INCREDIBLE COMPREHENSIVE AND ACCURATE VIDEO ON EAR ANATOMY
Literally everyone in medicine should watch this once in their lives !
The level of animation actually made 22-years back or maybe more(Oct. 19, 2024) is awesome.
Hats off to those persons animating it.❤
Thank you thank you THANK YOU! The ear has always been the eternal mystery to me and in just a few minutes, all my queries were solved. So incredibly helpful
I have a test in two days and it resumes perfectly how it works. Thanks bio teacher for putting it in class. It helps so much.
Also the quality is one of the best I've never seen
I haven't seen a better video explaining a phenomenon with such an art!
Beautiful.
Brilliant auditory tutorial....the most succinct and easily understood explanation I've seen/heard yet. Thank you!
This was one of the most fascinating, practical videos I've watched. It really helped and enriched my study session. Thank you so much. Well done, Mr. Pletsch!
Woooowww Summarized 5 years to be an Audiologist in only 6 minutes!! I couldn’t imagine the process by only reading books Thank you👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
A very clear and concise demonstration of how a good ear should work That should be mandatory viewing for students. The challenge is now to progress into the effects of various malfunctions eg Otosclerosis, Perilymph fistula ect.
Beautiful work. Thank you. This will become an important part of my healing.
after a long way down the anatomy of the eyer and many lectures this 6 min video has just made my day epic, nice graphic with well detailed
This is the best video about ear structure I've ever seen. Man, Brandon Pletsch is such a great guy
WOW! such an elaborate discussion. To think that there was an existing video like this since 2009 is mindblowing. Such a great video. KUDOS to producer of this video.
WOW! One of the most underrated videos! Great work, Brandon!
Amazing. One of the best re explaining both the anatomy and function!
I spent two weeks searching and listening to lectures about this topic and your six minute video explained everything in such a beautiful way. I would request more content from you as this was simply amazing. Thank you.
I took a cognitive psych class at Uni and learned about hearing (2008), I wish I'd seen this video at that time. Thanks so much for making this!