The crazy thing is that they are part of you. But you also have billions of foreign bacteria and organsism living inside of you. And it is a symbiotic relationship where if you would remove them you would not function, like your gut bacteria. So i think of it as, YOU are your brain. And your body is a vessel / machine that everyone works together on and that you share
After watching this video, I officially refuse to believe that all of this happened by "chance". Billions of people, all having small intricate processes inside them, meticulously working in harmony as if... something designed it with purpose...
@@abtsamgondal5687 you're sure you didn't refuse to believe long before that video? Sounds like you already believed something different totally unrelated to the video.
Thank you tiny guys working hard inside me. Your hard work is appreciated . I will eat healthier and exercise more and tried to be less stressful to make the work a little easier for y’all.
I absolutely love knowing that my body is full of Little Guys running around. Next time I get into a depression I will try reminding myself that the Little Guys are working very hard to keep me going.
A genetics class that I took before starting medical school was one of my favorite classes of all time, but I have never seen a 3-D animation of what the molecular machines look like. This is fascinating. Thank you.
I was watching a video about electron microscope views of these nano machines. The animation shown here is very much exactly like those images from the electron microscope, this is what they really look like. As he said, so much of this is not understood. We all know that each cell has a copy of its DNA, but what we just saw shows there are thousands of duplicate strands of DNA in each chromosome, why so many? And how are they actually dictating how the cell is built and function? I see it pulling them apart and duplicating them, but I see no wire or means of getting that information to the distant parts of the cell? The more of this stuff I see, the more I can’t believe any of this happened by pure chance or accident. And the power that makes every cell function comes from its mitochondria, and with the electron microscope it looks just like a car battery! Trillions of tiny car batteries are what power us, and allow us to walk and run, and compute and all the things we do.
@@alphagt62 Yeah it's unreal. Once you realize all of these parts are moving with purpose, you just have to ask yourself, "what is directing all of this?" What programmed the parts that make all the DNA? It's all mind blowing.
@@alphagt62 I just got my masters degree in Biochemistry and thats exactly the reason why decided to study this field. The whole thing seems to be utter chaos, but the more you understand the more it becomes the most beautiful Order, which just seems to be so well thought out. As the whole rules of physics just exist to make the live we see possible to exist. I am really not a religous person. But getting a deeper glimps into Biochemistry made me some what spiritual. It just doesn't seem to be logical that everything evolved the way we think it did. Thats the reason a Biochemist only asks "how" not "why". There are answers for all the question you asked. Just stay curious and you won't be disappointed. My prof. used to say "Biology is just chemistry making art" so go ahead and interpret it urself. !!!
Try to watch BBC - Our Secret Universe - The Hidden Life of a Cell, here's the briefing: Documentary exploring the inner world of the human cellular structure via the narrative of a viral infection from within the world of a single cell. Try to find it on dailymotion in 720p.. I'm sure you will love it! Edit, actually: www.dailymotion.com/video/x6agslv
@@hindugoat2302 Or maybe it was. Maybe it just takes a lot of minds put together, over time, to be able to understand. Just like the rest of our advanced understanding of the natural world. One person alone doesn't stand much of a chance, but over many lifetimes humans begin to get a bigger, better picture of what is happening. But the everyday layman, like me? Unlikely we'll understand much more than a very basic explanation of what things do, and never the how or why of it all. So I guess you're half-right. Most brains will never grasp the complexity, only the fact that it IS extremely complex. It's very humbling to me. . . comparable to when I realized the size of the universe, and that we are so very small and insignificant on such a scale; to the point of irrelevance.
Watching these extremely complex molecular machines is mind blowing! Everything works so perfectly between each other in a very creative way. We have so much more to learn. It should deserve more attention in school.
ikr, for some reason the little dude just walking like a little robot really does it for me. Idk why, it just seems more humanoid somehow, a little dude just walkin along doing his job.
@@rainydaze4409 Which one? The ones that Dynein has to step over? That's Kinesin. They're pretty cute! I like how Dynein, instead of going roadrage on the Kinesin for getting in his lane, he comes up with a solution that works for everyone! :D I wonder if Dynein ever trips over the Kinesin, though.
я не верю, что всё, что делается внутри нас, в мире, в природе и во вселенной - просто идет по слепой эволюционной дорожке, слишком всё разумно и шедеврально устроено в нашем мире.
@buymebluepills Boring debunked strawman, inanimate objects are not the same as living systems with the ability to reproduce imperfectly, go away troll.
Whoever did the animations for the walking machines did a great job; blew my mind away but made it easily understood. When's the pixar movie coming out about a tiny molecular machine?
@@deviateedits the only thing communism does is prevent anyone from amassing enough resources to exploit other people with. i.e., preventing someone from owning extra houses or patches of land. Dumbass.
DNA replication is such a fascinating topic I just did an assessment on it and it’s so intricate. And that’s just at a high school level. There’s tonnes of other more minor roleplayers and small overlooked details that exist where you may be able to explain the process without them, but you’ll never grasp the full extend of the process if you omit their presence.
@@tonylee1667 If God was created, he'd only be a "god". God is spirit and is eternal, uncreated, all powerful, all knowing, all wise, truth and love. Sometimes atheists throw this one out there. "Who created God" but their small imagination of who God is just another man made concept of a god that the bible calls an idol. Matter, space, time , the universe, life, all make sense when you understand they came from Spirit. The Big Bang does not explain origins.
@@tonylee1667 That's a logical fallicy. We look to this world and ask who created it, only because we perceive its nature. There is no reason to ask who created a being whose nature or essence is imperceptible. God's essence is imperceptible. Of course the source of complexity must be uncomplex. We don't describe God's essence as complex, because there is a difference between transcendency/inconceivability and complexity. God is absolutely ONE, we can't assume in His essence any plurality.
Props to the camera man that had to go through the inconvenient hassle of shrinking himself by 10s of 1000s of times and float through your body and get good shots of all the different components you talked about despite having no previous training or experience in this field.
Utterly amazing. And you want me to believe this happened by chance - it is like a complicated factory. If this doesn't point to a creator I don't know what does.
Motor proteins are so cute. I always catch myself thinking "I wish I could have some as pets" and then rememember I ACTUALLY *DO* HAVE THEM AS PETS YAY.
When I talk to my wife I will try to imagine two colliding civilizations made out of billions of members, not trying to soften the shock of contact, but with blind dedication, trying to replace their dying members. I trust that somewhere in that insane order there are some molecules involved in diplomacy.
The one thing that could be better about these animations (which I love as a biochemist) is the disclaimer that most of the motion is due to being battered from all directions by water molecules.
@@srirampatnaik9164 I'm a molecular scientist, and only me and about 5 other people understand exactly what is going on it's a contestion of replication.
I have a background in computer sciences, and the section at 5:00 rings a bell for me. Networks do this all the time, puts together packets and sends them from point *A* to point *B*. Then there is a validation process the packets have to meet in order to be considered valid and to eradicate any error. So when the little guy is walking over counting the points, and the others are moving along the sides validating the elements, and information BEFORE it separates, it makes perfect sense to me why these processes are there. It's a program. A very complex, 3-dimensional program performed at the speed of a jet engine, trillions of times. And at the end each function is created, fits and connects to the whole, producing - one of us; and keeps us under a program of controls to manage the cellular transformation we undergo in a lifetime. Frankly, breathtaking.
@Im Mike - Forgiven. The point is, you get the point. And when some atheist tries to ram down your throat how random this all is, remember this thought.
@@voiceofreason162 Really profound comment and lovely to see a deep contemplation of this in relation to computer science. But the last comment is a little upsetting. It's a shame whenever you see this sort of atheist bashing. Atheism is nothing more than an expression of remaining unconvinced by the claim that a God exists - and usually the Gods propositioned by major world religions. As an atheist, (and one with a computer science bent also), this is no less fascinating to me. Random is a gross reduction of the incomphrensibly complex ages-long dance of life's fight for survival in this part of the universe. It'd be like if I said "Remember that the next time some theist tells you that some big man in the sky did it." To indulge myself a bit, I'm well open to the prospect that there is some underlying conscious fabric in the universe, perhaps even something we could call a God-entity. But if we are ever to find it, it'll be with peer-reviewed cold hard science, and not from the dogmatic assertions of organised religion.
@@DaveDevourerOfPineapple - that God you're talking about is a friend of mine. You either believe that testimony or you don't. Options: I'm lying. I'm deluded. I'm telling the truth. Whichever one you naturally lean to first will decide how open you are, or not.
@@voiceofreason162 I'd say whichever explanation you lean to reveals how much you value provable evidence for beliefs. Given that at the moment there is no evidence for a specific deity such as the abrahamic God, with a clearly defined will and characteristics, desires, dislikes etc, I will continue to eagerly await the developments of modern science and its quest to understand the natural world with peer reviewed evidence. Anything else is a mere assertion, and therefore unconvincing.
Capitalism!? 180 million died from socialism. But I guess you can step over all those dead bodies... or rather poll vault over them... to align with foreign propaganda to disassemble the free nations
Before you bash capitalism which gave more people quality of life than anything throughout history, watch this. The “priviledged” “White people” argument won’t work as you will see. m.ruclips.net/video/CJhRMEW-5ws/видео.html
I like when humans finally caught up to this advanced biological process and had to compare it to machines that humans created that lead to this discovery just to understand it.
Humans did not realise that nature was building machines on Earth four billion years ago. Humans build clumsy machines compared with the molecular machines inside living cells.
And thus I've realized, the structural difference between a ps4 and a dog is layered mechanical complexity. The dog is a machine made of machines made of machines that keeps going on in further complexity until you reach the smallest ribosomes showed in this video. Whereas the ps4 on the other hand, is only about two or three layers of machines and is thus around the same complexity as a simple virus.
@@luqman1983 Depends on the virus, a bacteriophage is in fact not. It's form is comprised of about as much complexity as a hex bug toy. Just a spiral latch mechanism attached to superficially leg-like spines, that pull a needle down and create a vacuum that blows RNA in. Different in it's functions and context but as far as individually working sections and ability- a phone or computer are both more complex than all viruses. They're literally just a ball of syringes with RNA inside in the majority of cases.
@@luqman1983 Now a living cell on the other hand is incredibly complex, like a building covered in sensors, and processing units, shifting microtubules, protein machines, all even with its own internal medium. But viruses have only a tiny fraction of that- they're not even alive.
@@luqman1983 not really. The processing unit in a ps5 is much more complicated. At the scale of 5-20nm, it has details smaller than a tiny bacteriophage.
@@marios1861 A virus does a LOT more than any electronic device with the stuff it has within it, unplug a PS5 and it's just warm silicon where as Covid-19 can go on a global world-tour.
Fascinating how our bodies work- this is why I am planning on majoring in Biotechnology. So much potential in this field. We are seriously like our own machines.
You will not regret it. Bioengineering, protein & peptide tech, proteomics, genomics & other -omics, bioinformatics & other components of biotech made me go wow over 20years ago as a pg student....haven't lost my wow yet.
@@rodschmidt8952bilimsel olarak insan gözü görmez. İnsan gözünün önünde görüntü var zannederken aslında görüntüyü beyninin içinde gözü olmadan görür. Bir daha düşün! Metafor mu yoksa yaratılış mı! Aklı şuuru olmayan atomlardan oluşmuş, gene aklı şuuru olmayan organizmalar dan oluşan bu yapıların bir akıl tarafından değil de kendi kendine hareket ettiğini düşünmek çok büyük bir akıl tutulması olsa gerek. Allah gerçek cennet cehennem gerçek..
All who here who think evolution is true, watch this video again and ask yourself the question HOW this process of "simple" cell division came out of nothing, created itself by nothingness or if it looks designed? Also why does all this happen in this way?
To me the most amazing thing is that all these movements are just due to electrostatic atractions/repulsions between molecules, all the potencials make them move in a certain direction and with a certain force and all that simple electrostatic interactions make something this complex
We will show them Our Signs in the universe, and in their own selves, until it becomes manifest to them that this (the Quran) is the truth” [Fussilat 41: 53]
@@sbgtrading Well, at the molecular / protein level, there is an entire system of on/off switch based on the Guanosine-Triphosphate (GTP) molecule activation / deactivation cycle. Very interesting!
Thank you for not assuming that your audience already knows half of what there is to know about this topic and that you’re here to simply fill in the other half.
@@Bill-uo6cm 🤔 No. What we describe as ‘magic’ depends upon not understanding such a phenomenon. Biological processes are understood by educated and intelligent people who retain an open mind to future developments in their understanding of evidence-based research.
@@sirmeowthelibrarycat No, you have no idea what I am talking about. You're taking the simplest interpretation of what I have said, attacking that interpretation, and then feeling proud of yourself for what you think you have accomplished.
Watch Derek's newest video. A professor has put a decade of his life to know why scorpions glow in ultraviolet light and he still hasn't found a good answer to it. It's just a single compound and he can't understand it fully.
@@justdev8965 we aren’t “meant” to do anything. And there is no set limits for our understanding. Don’t try to demoralize people into mediocrity like that.
@@justdev8965 It is utter nonsense to claim that we are not meant to understand something. Who says? All the people that are alive because of a successful lung transplant would disagree with you.
@@sciblastofficial9833 actually it seems to make more sense the other way around. All cells work tirelessly for the greater good of the Organism, even dying if needed and totally neglecting their own welfare, which is kept in the hands of the Organism (the State). Cancer would be a kind of revolutionary cells which don't want to work for the good of the Organism but for their own, damaging other cells. Something like Capitalism.
Adriano Adri, quote: _"Cancer would be a kind of revolutionary cells which don't want to work for the good of the Organism but for their own, damaging other cells. Something like Capitalism."_ Think of capitalism like this: *I am only compelled to raise enough food to satisfy the needs of my family and me. You are not entitled to help yourself to the fruits of MY labor. If you want to benefit from WHAT I HAVE DONE you will have to exchange 'value for value'.* *The flaw in socialism is this: "Everybody has a right to food." If I know the government has the power to TAKE what I've grown I'll stop growing it. It's really that simple.*
I have NEVER seen such a detailed video like this one. It's always been this is a cell it has many things inside it whilst this shows what actually happens.
I have been obsessing over these videos after I saw the TED talk from Drew Berry! My feelings are the same as you Derek! So good to see my favorite RUclipsr making a video on this!
I don't see very many, if any, people giving glory to God for his wondrous creation. Oh that men would praise the Lord for His goodness, and for His wonderful works unto the children of men! Psalm 107.
@@SalvableRuinWe were lead to believe early on (18/1900’s) with Darwin’s theory that the smaller things got the more simple they were... like the building blocks of physics and physical life was based upon the most simple things happening to get life started... but the truth is that it was completely the opposite and is part and parcel to the proof that nothingness cannot manufacture such things randomly, for no reason, or without guidance... (ie. believing that everything coming from nothing randomly requires the most faith, when shown the level of complexity.) No scientific mind can explain how a DNA replicator evolves.... as what is it based on? => irreducible complexity. It can’t be explained through mutation.
@@GMC-qo9xi You are sorely mistaken about the proponents of evolution. Evolution excellently explains how DNA replication and the proteins facilitating this process evolved from much simpler processes in unicellular organisms, billions of years ago. We already knew that even the simplest of cells had much complexity within them, and they had been evolved through evolution. There is no such thing as irreducible complexity: the simplest of mechanisms billions of years ago gave rise to much more complicated processes through the systematic process of evolution. Why do you need to explain this complexity through God? Is it not more reasonable to believe that God designed evolution, and it was with evolution that life diversified? Why are God and evolution mutually exclusive?
@@weltschmerzistofthaufig2440 yes of course it’s ‘more reasonable’... to think evolution exists for no reason at all is beyond belief. So to whatever degree that it is actually a correct theory/explanation, then it’s just another ‘program’ that has been written. However, you are (also) making assertions that are merely assumptions... ie. where are the missing links? With all the diversity we see, from simple to complex, where are the organisms you are referring to that show where/how a DNA replicator can be designed “naturally”... where is the proof of the actual building blocks? They are not available-like at all! Yet people just go on assuming they were there-like as if it was so obvious. =huge fallacy =logical hole.
I recommend watching “Photon”, a polish movie with great animations where at the 2nd part of the movie there’s a topic about dividing cells and Parkinson’s disease - how it happens etc.
"How did you get visual aids???" This can happen when you look at sex, without wearing protection. Sun glasses make for the perfect protection from catching visual aids :) .
*Veritasium* : Every day, billions of your cells die. Either they're stressed, or damaged, or just old. *Me* : I'm a grad student. It's definitely the stress.
@@fitnesspoint2006 This person informed us that he/she is a grad student to make a point about stress killing cells. I'm sure you have a story that is valid too no one can tell your story, only their own.
Probably today is the day when alien existence was confirmed by main media. If the actual alien bodies are like the ones in conspiracy theories we are created by them.
@@shaunsmith7651 You have to think of this guys as a few molecules working together. These are not really living things, more like these toys with springs to wind up. In Cells dna is used to build RNA and proteins which make the cell working as a hole and the walking guy is one of these proteins
The walking proteins are called kinesins and dyneins. Kinesins carry things one way along the microtubule, and the dyneins go the other direction. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axonal_transport
@GEM 1- The Bang wasn't an explosion (and definitely not perfect). 2- It may have come from something (so it's not safe to assume anything yet). 3- It was definitely "chaotic". 4- DNA and other stuff aren't infinitely complex (they are simply hard to understand sometimes). 5- Just because it appears to be very complex, it doesn't prove that it had a creator (especially since there are natural alternatives that are backed up with evidence and that fit better with our objective reality). And yeah it makes perfect sense.
@@gem934 For anyone with even a little bit of common sense, how could anyone somehow imagine that this level of complexity would have occurred by mere fortuitous occurrences. It gives me pause as to their level of functional mental acuity. And this is only a single, small sampling shown in this video, one minute instance, of the overall complex biological diversity that is ongoing in innumerable places throughout the entire planet, at this moment, working in perfect harmony. Yeah, that makes sense; sure, it all just happened. But, let's also consider the incredible perfection of symmetry we see in the world, in the workings of quantum physics, and in chemistry, and in mathematics, in the astronomical bodies and their precise orbits, in our comfortable weather conditions, and in our ideal distance from the sun and in the moon's from us, in the huge variety of vegetation and animal life that provide profuse and abundant food, shelter, and various complimentary products for life, in the ubiquity of water and the valuable role it plays in sustaining life, in the near perfect levels of the gasses in our atmosphere that not only allows us to breathe but for the plants to survive, etc, etc. Of course! Anyone could see that it's all just completely accidental. Piece of cake! Frankly, the atheists kill me, with their obtuseness and hubris.
As a computer scientist who deals with complexity, I am completely humbled before the wisdom of God, the creator of life and of this incredibly complex molecular machinery that run our bodies.
Not only is it amazing that a collection of about 1,600 atoms can be arranged to make itself carry something while walking down a microtubule, but also, what part of the cell told it to do that, and how did it know the carried object was needed there? All very amazing stuff. I am zero religious and this would not make me believe in a religion, but it makes me think it can't hardly be just luck.
@@garrett6064this is why carbon is the base for all life, it can connect to at least 4 other carbon atoms and form really long chains like in graphite or graphene, these long chains form the basis on which all proteins and more advanced molecules in the body are built on
Absolutely amazing! As he says, scifi has been thinking about nanobots for years, but here they are actually working within our cells. One idea immediately comes to mind about if we become able to design machines like these... could we make our bodies more adapted to other environments? Like space for example. One of the biggest barriers to human space travel is radiation. What if we could literally build resistance to hard radiation into our cells?
We will show them Our Signs in the universe, and in their own selves, until it becomes manifest to them that this (the Quran) is the truth” [Fussilat 41: 53]
One day every tongue will confess and every knee will bow. Every creature in heaven, on earth, under the earth and in the sea and all that are in them...
+tentor That turns on notifications, sub feed is where videos from your subscribed channels are shown. It wasn't shown on my sub feed as well, as I just now saw it
why would you love that? i mean, i reserve love for things that are close, so loving anything about a subscription feed would be odd... But i'm lost on the part where you would love something bad about it. you'd think you wouldn't like that. Sarcasm of course, but it really just makes you look like a lil bitch. lmao. Assuming that you THINK you did what you needed to do, actually did it right, and going straight to it being something else's fault. What did you actually do, to make sure the scenario played out the way you wanted it to?
The issue with nanobots has NEVER been the physical limit. It has always been one of information. How does one program these molecular machines? They won't have an onboard computer. They can only perform one task in response to outside provided information (in the form of other signaling molecules, etc.). The problem of life is, at its core, a problem of information. Not chemistry. Chemistry acts to kill cells UNLESS the information exists to drive these reactions in the "wrong" direction (i.e., to states of high free energy and low entropy) when unguided chemistry is constantly pulling cellular machinery in the opposite direction. This is actually why there is pre-programmed cell death in the first place. And why all these sophisticated control, error sensing and correcting feedback mechanisms exist in the cells. But the origin of the information necessary for cells to do all of these things is NOT found in the laws of chemistry and thermodynamics that actually drive reactions the wrong way.
Thats like the most brilliant comment i have ever red on the Internet. Thank You ! A friend of mine who is a physicist one time came up with a defintion (while he was drunk af) of life that stuck with me ever since: "Life is the process of increasing entropy" It's so shockingly accurate
@@danielrodrigues4903 Sound is wave. Wave is light. What is not wave? Obviously there is sound, because there is wave. I am not describing sound from an anthropological sense. When we dive into studying worlds and dimensions past our sensory reach. we have the possibility, to not impose human centered qualities and mechanics onto the projection. Let the creation that the video is, open up bigger questions for people. Sound is wave, wave is vibration. The sound in the video is, from my perspective, creating a sense of intense vibration on that scale. Vibration can be sensed with all senses, as a whole, but through a video its only gathered with eyes and hearing.
I encourage ever to further explore this subject, as many oversimplifications in this video create a wrong impression of what is really happening at the molecular level. We know way less than this video makes it seem. Take for example the parts of these ‘machines’, these are not static at all with fixed functions but are actually able to twist and fold to enable different interactions and capabilities. The video is great as a starter, don’t forget to see it as that: an introduction to the subject.
This absolutely freaks me out in an uneasy way. It's like anything could go wrong at any minute and I gotta get going and do something with this life before it's too late ☺️🙃
@@nickkerinklio8239maybe it just invokes imagery of the Great Granddaddy in the sky. A bit naive to take it too seriously imo, God would probably look more like a protein or an 11D wave pattern lol.
It's beyond amazing that we can 'see' these things with such gorgeous animation. The molecular machinery of life is astonishingly complex, beautiful, perfect. What an amazing universe we inhabit.
@@ForGenoark or by a civilization just like us. It won't be long until we create nanobots and launch them into space, populating a planet somewhere out in the black haze.
Dafydd Griffiths haha before that you will realize there's a creator God when you die without nanomachines check out NDE people who experienced death and came back to life medically
@César Rabbit I think of it this way: The odds of life forming on Earth aren't that big compared to how old it is. There's always the chance that life could form if you have the ingredients, you just wait until conditions are right for that to matter. It is also possible that cells were constantly being created and destroyed 3 billion years ago due to occasionally forming without the right stuff. Then one cell came out with everything it needed.
One aspect of all this that I would like to see explored is the why and how, of these things actually 'walking' along the strands. This seems more mechanical in nature (rather than chemical or reactive), so it begs deeper questions of the mecahinics such as to why did they evolve the process in this way? Do they have joints? Do they carry their energy fuel with them? Can they run out of this fuel and what does that mean for the success of the larger purpose? (Etc, etc) In my mind, understanding the unique ways our cells communicate (and why they communicate that way) are the hidden keys to understanding 'life'.
They aren’t actually showing you evidence of the typical theory of evolution at this level... ask any scientific minded person how that DNA replicator (with error checking) ‘evolved’. What is it based on, or dependent on? Irreducible complexity is part and parcel to the difficulty of Darwin’s theory, as he believed that the smaller down the scale we went (while we were still unable to see what lied beyond the size of a cell), that the more simple these building blocks would be. But now long after we’ve accepted his idea as fact and with mere details to sort out, we are presented with information that doesn’t actual fit with his model at all. Yet cognitive dissonance (or some kind of memory loss/rationalization) quickly fills in the apparent voids, making these otherwise obvious issues invisible-instead of recognizing the glaring problem they reveal. (The presenter here doesn’t even know how to recognize when something he believes has fallen apart right before his very eyes. As all of this, according to those whom he listens to, came from nothing, for no reason, but random happenstance in a non existent chaos, where only some kind of ‘energy’ preexisted. Energy =the capacity to ‘do work’... and that’s all basically they got...) To still believe at this time the theory of the seeding sterile soup being struck with (something like) lightning bolts could produce the building blocks for that DNA replicator is not a reasonably sound logic. (The seeding material idea was never sound to begin with, nor is it something that can itself evolve-as they say it’s a one shot deal, never to happen again, with all evidence of it having been ‘consumed’ or used up in the process.) Instead of best viable theories, we’re instead dealing with the power of suggestion... =mind control... who wants us to believe the unbelievable and why? (What forces are at play that we have minds that are controllable by planting certain ideas?) Clearly anything is possible... like literally anything... and if what they say is to be believed, then there is no limit to what the potential possibilities actually are. Truth is stranger than the fiction... (our own desires are what leads us to believe fiction... as it’s merely a preference, like a flavour.)
Scientists aren't there yet answering the WHY questions. First they need to understand WHAT happens and HOW it happens... Answers to the WHY questions are the Bible long time ago! 😉
1. I'm not quite sure about kinesin (oneof the walking proteins), but a lot of proteins have regions that dont have a single possible conformation, but instead can have space to wiggle 2. it uses the breaking of ATP, which is floating around in the cell, to power itself 3. Evolution doesn't really have a 'why', it's just that it happens to work the best, even if there might be a better solution (an example is how vertebrate eyes have a blind spot, while cephalopods do not)
Glad to see you showing Drew's amazing animations. I also came across him in 2017, at the Australian Science Teachers' Association annual conference, CONASTA. Like you, I found it amazing to see how fast molecular processes were going on every moment of the day... Wow! I was lucky to be there in person to hear Drew give a talk and show some of these animations.
Endlessly fascinating stuff. I am in almost disbelief that such order goes on inside my cells to make them exist and function and sustain me. Just utter wow O_O
Ask a scientific minded person how that DNA replicator with error checking manage to cobble itself together the first time.... what is it built upon? (What is the even smaller simpler version that it ‘mutated’ from?)
@@GMC-qo9xi It is my understanding that evolution had a VERY long time to slowly work out all the kinks, considering that life has existed on Earth for a few billion years. And, since science has already shown evidence of evolution happening even within a few decades for some species, it goes to show just how much can go on in just a seemingly split nanosecond of the entire biological timeline of life's existence.
@@BlinkinFirefly the model that you’re ascribing to is that it is only then a short leap, for space dust (materials, gases, etc.) to then turn into ‘living’ things. We’ve never seen, but for a supernatural once off, the spontaneous existence of material, come from non material, and life to come from non life... to play around with this slow, long, mechanism is dangerous to you mind. You have no logic or logical way to refute it. Except to know that evolution is nothing, in and of itself. It explain nothing of import. It does not explain life, it does not explain ‘the origin of the species’, it merely explain that creation as far as our timeline is concerned, takes time... but the point is our minds are constantly being controlled by forces, minds, powers greater than us, that would like for us to just succumb to our weakness(es)... like for an example to allow for a mere assumption to take place of reality, to take place of truth. To make us not question our existence in a meaningful way... like where we are motivated to try and actually understand how everything came from nothing... material, came from immaterial... and the meaning of such a thing is more important by a very long measure than, to understand the ins and out of adaptation, and whether or not one species can and will actually turn into a completely different one... we are hypnotized and this is why we are meant to help each other to know, the bits and pieces of truth (reality) that we may each and individually ‘know’... (look into what it means to ‘know’ something. It’s not what we are told. It’s actually something much more intimate, like union, communion, etc... It’s actually a bit of rabbit hole as a subject, as it gets into all sorts of seemingly unrelated areas, birth, rebirth, fruit, seed, propagation, maturity, etc... like the idea of being ‘fruitful’-before multiplying.) I’ll leave it at that... it’s meant to be cryptic, but some will know immediately what I’m actually saying. (Flesh give birth to flesh, as spirit gives birth to spirit... but what is spirit??? The world doesn’t acknowledge or know what spirit is in the true sense of what it means, only in the metaphorical sense.) (Look up the scientific meaning for energy, as in the source... what does it say?)
“Time” = mind control... ie. given enough time something can come from nothing (for no ‘reason’), and that nothing can turn into anything and will turn into everything... randomly, purposelessly...
@@GMC-qo9xi What are you rambling on about? Please be more succinct. There is no thesis statement or conclusion for your argument. Are you trying to chalk this up to supernatural means?
Although these animated presentations are absolutely amazing, there's usually little said regarding the "how and why" of these extremely complex and coordinated processes, especially when viewed as existing via evolution..... everything "just does". From a human standpoint, we see that the systems of our own creation are almost always designed to function in a given way whether simple or complex. I don't see (except for the obvious who created the creator arguments) why so many people are so adverse to the idea of intelligent design. Intuitively, these molecular machines and the processes in which they participate would seem to need guidance through access to incredible amounts of information. If this is true, where is this information stored and how is it accessed and used? And if these processes are on autopilot, could evolution itself produced such complexity? My point is not to choose sides, but to suggest that the most important discussions about this subject seem to be absent. My conclusion is that nobody really "knows" but still people take positions.... very frustrating!
Love this. This is a series we need to teach in biology. Let's make one for chemistry students next y all. Then for pharmacology and physiology. That's great. Maybe even interactive for kids to play with. Some games. Let them hut it with diseases or othe rconditions or meds. For kids !! And college students !! This is the way to teacu science been hoping someone would do this!! Good job fellas!
@@thegreatbehoover788 God created and put everything to existence .. only atheist bring theory to show.that everything came by coincidence from nothing . Probably if you are an athiest you will have this mentality hahah 0+0=1 hahaha
I am about to graduate in zoology then I wanna MSc in pursuing molecular biology. Life is so much complicated and I love each and everything related to it. Last year I saw Drew Berry's TEDx and then got inspired so much now I wanna do molecular biology I have so many questions and I know only molecular biology can solve those answers. Quantum mechanics + biology gonna be interesting in future.
For me, the unbelievably humbling message from this great video, is that there's just no way - not enough time in the universe - for such sophistication to have just popped up randomly by chance. Any tiny part of this madly complex "factory" not working would mean not even a single cell would survive to try again another time. Just unbelievable. Disagree with some of the conclusion and comments re "this is just nanobots" - the complexity and design is unending.
The problem with your apparent belief in "intelligent design", or a "creator" is that you have not contemplated the origin of the intelligent designer or creator. Let us call he/she/it the Originator. There must be a FIRST Originator, the one at the dawn of time that was not created by another Originator. THAT entitity, the Original Originator, could not have been Designed or Created, as there was no Originator before it. So it MUST have EVOLVED. And if an Originator can evolve, then so can any other form of "life", without an Originator designing or guiding it. I have just used pure logic to demolish the notion of intelligent design or creation as being the only possible way for life to exist. While this does NOT say that intelligent design or creation are impossible, it does say that evolution must have worked, or there would have been no Original Originator to Design or Create other life. The alternative is to believe in infinite time and infinite Designers, which is just sheer fantasy with literally zero evidence of any kind to support it.
@@Turboy65 That's a classic challenge to the Designer idea however, the thing that we're virtually unable to contemplate is that "there was no before, before". Meaning that the Designer/Creator didn't just create all the stuff that now fills the Universe, but also created time. As an analogy, we used to think of time as a constant ... until we learned about time dilation. It is very hard to imagine a nothingness that had no matter and no time. One of the very definitions of a Creator is that of being above/separate from time. One could challenge this by saying that there is evidence in religious literature that the Creator changed their mind. In fact, the Creator is perhaps better understood as a "black box" ie defined inputs lead to predictable outputs without needing to understand the inner workings. So, when a person changes who they are, they shift the inputs and hence get/deserve a different output. One of the defining ideas of prayer is actually a process of introspection and change, not just a nagging session.
@@Turboy65 that’s hardly “pure logic”. Your tiny comprehension, actually any human comprehension, cannot fathom some having no beginning and no end because everything we can think of is bound by time. A creator is not bound by time, and the intelligence behind the design is in the video you commented on. Even if the universe started in a Big Bang, that was by design. Otherwise the same argument you applied becomes the issue, what was the origin of the matter causing a Big Bang?
@@uhavenosushi You are stuck on the notion that order must come from intelligence. That is the kind of closed minded thinking that led to such notable historical incidents such as the Spanish Inquisition. Your closed minded insistence on an organized intelligence as the creator of order is nothing BUT illogical and based on the emotional desire of an infant to seek the comfort of the first god it ever knew...its mother. Grow up. The universe is not what you wish for it to be. It does not listen to you. It does not do your bidding. Learn to accept the SIMPLE logic that denies the NECESSITY for intelligence to create order. There is literally not one iota, not one quantum, of evidence that supports such a notion.
And yet he wasn't smart enough to give us separate tubes to eat with and to breath with. He wasn't smart enough to give us a method of giving birth that didn't lead to death and deformation on so many occasions. etc etc etc
Nope, God is Spirit the Almighty Creator, also God has Beyond In intelligent the Personal mystery on Human Eyes, You know nothing in Evolution, it's Just Delusion Dawkins clowns @@tims5268
@@strawwagen In the name of Allah, the Entirely Merciful, the Especially Merciful. Say, "O disbelievers, I do not worship what you worship. Nor are you worshippers of what I worship. Nor will I be a worshipper of what you worship. Nor will you be worshippers of what I worship. For you is your religion, and for me is my religion." Allah Almighty is Truthful
I am in awe of my creator and my Lord!! No accident or chance can bring about such precise manufacturing. Who can fathom the wisdom of our Lord?! As Job says..' these are things too wonderful for me, which I didn't know.'
@@JoeNopos Rocks exist and change over time. So do rotting wood, sand, lava, houses, cars, etc. Note, I wasn't DEFINING life; I was just pointing out a well-established relationship.
We will show them Our Signs in the universe, and in their own selves, until it becomes manifest to them that this (the Quran) is the truth” [Fussilat 41 : 53]
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47 trillion ATPs were harmed in the making of this video
bwuhahahahaa
AAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA :D :'D ^_^
49 in my case! i am {{cough}} _slightly_ overweight!
Airline Transport Pilots?
xD LOL
I feel like a planet now. Like I'm home to these little guys that work so hard every day. So crazy
They are your slaves
@@EHMM lol right?
@@EHMM and we are slaves to the machine of our world. Now what is our world a slave to? As above so below they say. What are the limits for the sizes?
@@EHMM You will be assimilated !!!
The crazy thing is that they are part of you. But you also have billions of foreign bacteria and organsism living inside of you. And it is a symbiotic relationship where if you would remove them you would not function, like your gut bacteria. So i think of it as, YOU are your brain. And your body is a vessel / machine that everyone works together on and that you share
I am giving my body way to little appreciation.
very true.
My little robots r high 😧
We all are. And this is in all life
The same can be said for your respect of spelling.
Too*
Mikkel Christensen , the body is mortal, you’d better take more care of your soul , as the soul is eternal.
Hats off to the guys who made the animation, it is just fantastic
Hats off to the Guy who invented these micro-machines.
Ага . Джордж Лукас снимает гораздо фантастичнее .
@@ПавелХатыловen dan te bedenken dat dit niet het echte ‘spul’ is, maar een animatie. Hoe is dat echte spul er gekomen??
@@ПавелХатылов Many people cannot separate fantasy from reality.
some parts give me trypsophobia...
I need some of those helicase machines to untangle my earphones.
Hilarious 🤣🤣
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After watching this video, I officially refuse to believe that all of this happened by "chance". Billions of people, all having small intricate processes inside them, meticulously working in harmony as if... something designed it with purpose...
@@abtsamgondal5687 Bruh why you put this in two replys
@@abtsamgondal5687 you're sure you didn't refuse to believe long before that video? Sounds like you already believed something different totally unrelated to the video.
Thank you tiny guys working hard inside me. Your hard work is appreciated . I will eat healthier and exercise more and tried to be less stressful to make the work a little easier for y’all.
me: I hate my life. please stop work and go home.
I promise... for today. xD
@@renatoigmed Hey hey dont hate your life, it is a gift from your parents and you are a miracle. Have a good day.
Lol, yea. I used to express something very similar to the components of my immune system throughout covid. After all, placebo is a thing.
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I absolutely love knowing that my body is full of Little Guys running around. Next time I get into a depression I will try reminding myself that the Little Guys are working very hard to keep me going.
I really like this comment.
Give them a raise and let them unionize. Words mean nothing.
This one comment is kinda satisfying. The are actually working their hardest, and I'm clearly not.
Live healthy and happy then, stop destroying their world
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A genetics class that I took before starting medical school was one of my favorite classes of all time, but I have never seen a 3-D animation of what the molecular machines look like. This is fascinating. Thank you.
I want so much more of this caliber of accurate visuals. This is time spent advancing human kind. Well done!
I was watching a video about electron microscope views of these nano machines. The animation shown here is very much exactly like those images from the electron microscope, this is what they really look like. As he said, so much of this is not understood. We all know that each cell has a copy of its DNA, but what we just saw shows there are thousands of duplicate strands of DNA in each chromosome, why so many? And how are they actually dictating how the cell is built and function? I see it pulling them apart and duplicating them, but I see no wire or means of getting that information to the distant parts of the cell? The more of this stuff I see, the more I can’t believe any of this happened by pure chance or accident. And the power that makes every cell function comes from its mitochondria, and with the electron microscope it looks just like a car battery! Trillions of tiny car batteries are what power us, and allow us to walk and run, and compute and all the things we do.
@@alphagt62 Yeah it's unreal. Once you realize all of these parts are moving with purpose, you just have to ask yourself, "what is directing all of this?" What programmed the parts that make all the DNA? It's all mind blowing.
@@mikey.p We have so so much left to learn. It just makes what was said at the end of the video all the more funny.
@@alphagt62 I just got my masters degree in Biochemistry and thats exactly the reason why decided to study this field. The whole thing seems to be utter chaos, but the more you understand the more it becomes the most beautiful Order, which just seems to be so well thought out. As the whole rules of physics just exist to make the live we see possible to exist.
I am really not a religous person. But getting a deeper glimps into Biochemistry made me some what spiritual. It just doesn't seem to be logical that everything evolved the way we think it did. Thats the reason a Biochemist only asks "how" not "why".
There are answers for all the question you asked. Just stay curious and you won't be disappointed.
My prof. used to say "Biology is just chemistry making art" so go ahead and interpret it urself. !!!
@@manahoot7250 biology is just chemistry making art. I love that
One of the trippiest things ever to me is to simply be alive.
Hallelujah! Hallelujah! Hallelujah!
Its borrowed energy. Enjoy it 🙂
To me, that anything should exist is equally as implausible that nothing should exist. The paradox of our reality is unrelentingly disturbing.
There is purpose
Thank God.
I need more animations like this; it's really fascinating to learn this stuff and a lot easier with accurate physical representation
Get your popcorn Drew Berry Playlist :) ruclips.net/video/7Hk9jct2ozY/видео.html
Try to watch BBC - Our Secret Universe - The Hidden Life of a Cell, here's the briefing: Documentary exploring the inner world of the human cellular structure via the narrative of a viral infection from within the world of a single cell.
Try to find it on dailymotion in 720p.. I'm sure you will love it!
Edit, actually: www.dailymotion.com/video/x6agslv
Thanks by that! I aprecciate it!@@alephgates7519
the human brain was not designed to be able to understand this insane complexity and scale
@@hindugoat2302 Or maybe it was. Maybe it just takes a lot of minds put together, over time, to be able to understand. Just like the rest of our advanced understanding of the natural world. One person alone doesn't stand much of a chance, but over many lifetimes humans begin to get a bigger, better picture of what is happening.
But the everyday layman, like me? Unlikely we'll understand much more than a very basic explanation of what things do, and never the how or why of it all. So I guess you're half-right. Most brains will never grasp the complexity, only the fact that it IS extremely complex.
It's very humbling to me. . . comparable to when I realized the size of the universe, and that we are so very small and insignificant on such a scale; to the point of irrelevance.
Watching these extremely complex molecular machines is mind blowing! Everything works so perfectly between each other in a very creative way. We have so much more to learn. It should deserve more attention in school.
Whenever people call me lazy again i'll show them this video, just living takes a lot of work, if I was truly lazy i would be dead.
just cause youre body isnt lazy doesnt mean you arent
If you're gonna go that way, then, since atoms are almost entirely empty space, and you're nothing but atoms, you're almost completely non-existent.
@@DP-ot6zf and it also means youre not human, as we are 60% bacteris
@@DP-ot6zf i'm not empty space, you are empty space.
I have found the 3rd type of person in this world 🤣🤣🤣🤣
This was mind blowing, especially the walking guy.
ikr, for some reason the little dude just walking like a little robot really does it for me. Idk why, it just seems more humanoid somehow, a little dude just walkin along doing his job.
@@rainydaze4409 Which one? The ones that Dynein has to step over? That's Kinesin. They're pretty cute!
I like how Dynein, instead of going roadrage on the Kinesin for getting in his lane, he comes up with a solution that works for everyone! :D
I wonder if Dynein ever trips over the Kinesin, though.
So it turns out I don’t need a puppy after all.
@@markhenri1131 No, Don't hooman. doggo, needs you :(
Thumbs up for the Designer!
This is like a symphony played by an orchestra of physics, biology and chemistry. So amazing how everything works together.
Imagine the intelligence required to organize it and set it in motion.
@@firecloud77 go away
@@pr3cious193 go away
firecloud77 that’s an illogical argument. Because something is complex it naturally must be a supernatural being responsible?
@@schwiftyfish7474 That's an illogical argument. If matter is intelligently organized it must have been organized by a "supernatural" being?
я не верю, что всё, что делается внутри нас, в мире, в природе и во вселенной - просто идет по слепой эволюционной дорожке, слишком всё разумно и шедеврально устроено в нашем мире.
If I didn't know about biology, I'd totally believe this was some aliens building their empire in a different dimension.
And who built the aliens?
@@jurjenvanderhoek316 ehhhhhh don't worry about
@@jurjenvanderhoek316 Very simple natural laws and phenomena, look up emergence.
@The Void Not an argument ignored.
@buymebluepills Boring debunked strawman, inanimate objects are not the same as living systems with the ability to reproduce imperfectly, go away troll.
Whoever did the animations for the walking machines did a great job; blew my mind away but made it easily understood. When's the pixar movie coming out about a tiny molecular machine?
Sizukun1 there's a whole Ted talk about this particular animation I think
Sizukun1 found it. Here's the link if you want to watch it www.ted.com/talks/drew_berry_animations_of_unseeable_biology/up-next
@@madelinerose-m4q wow this comment is from 4 years ago
I am ashamed that so many mechanisms in each of my cells are working hard for my meaningless life
Damn bro, right in the relateable
Go out amd do something different then.
@@thedropperts185 capitalism makes that a wee bit difficult
Majora Well communism makes it harder
@@deviateedits the only thing communism does is prevent anyone from amassing enough resources to exploit other people with. i.e., preventing someone from owning extra houses or patches of land. Dumbass.
This makes me more certain that we were created by design not a random series of coincidences.
It's just far too precise and complex.
DNA replication is such a fascinating topic
I just did an assessment on it and it’s so intricate. And that’s just at a high school level. There’s tonnes of other more minor roleplayers and small overlooked details that exist where you may be able to explain the process without them, but you’ll never grasp the full extend of the process if you omit their presence.
Doing it in college is an absolute mindfuck. Highly recommend pursuing it
Very true
In a biochemistry student and it gets more complicated for sure. Its fun to learn though.
You should watch the cartoon "once upon a time: life"
Sometimes we’re waiting for a miracle to happen in our lives when in fact they’re happening in our bodies all the time.
If a person is not convinced of the miracle of life, there's no point in Jesus appearing in the sky or turning water into wine to convince them.
Stealing this quote! ;-)
@@tamaking7104 Who created God, the ultimate complex miraculous being?
@@tonylee1667 If God was created, he'd only be a "god". God is spirit and is eternal, uncreated, all powerful, all knowing, all wise, truth and love. Sometimes atheists throw this one out there. "Who created God" but their small imagination of who God is just another man made concept of a god that the bible calls an idol. Matter, space, time , the universe, life, all make sense when you understand they came from Spirit. The Big Bang does not explain origins.
@@tonylee1667 That's a logical fallicy. We look to this world and ask who created it, only because we perceive its nature. There is no reason to ask who created a being whose nature or essence is imperceptible. God's essence is imperceptible.
Of course the source of complexity must be uncomplex. We don't describe God's essence as complex, because there is a difference between transcendency/inconceivability and complexity. God is absolutely ONE, we can't assume in His essence any plurality.
Props to the camera man that had to go through the inconvenient hassle of shrinking himself by 10s of 1000s of times and float through your body and get good shots of all the different components you talked about despite having no previous training or experience in this field.
It's a horror movie ngl
Yeah but it looks super cool
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Props to *scientists.
Are these actual images or CGI?
Utterly amazing. And you want me to believe this happened by chance - it is like a complicated factory. If this doesn't point to a creator I don't know what does.
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Kindly reminder: All these animations are more than 8 years old.
And the complexity only keeps getting more amazing, not less!
@@robertpreisser3547 but osoemthings we hav eimrpved upons o its kidna otudated but mostly right
Where can I find newer animations?
@@Mark-Wilson why did you type like this?
@@TacomaJak it's an scp
Motor proteins are so cute. I always catch myself thinking "I wish I could have some as pets" and then rememember I ACTUALLY *DO* HAVE THEM AS PETS YAY.
Wut?
Our whole body has it.
More like slaves
prince of dew / 露王子 Yesss please remember to feed and care for your biological nano bots!
They're not pets, they're slaves! GET TO WORK SLAVES!
"Either they're stressed, damaged or just old. " Me too cells, me too.
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When I talk to my wife I will try to imagine two colliding civilizations made out of billions of members, not trying to soften the shock of contact, but with blind dedication, trying to replace their dying members. I trust that somewhere in that insane order there are some molecules involved in diplomacy.
The one thing that could be better about these animations (which I love as a biochemist) is the disclaimer that most of the motion is due to being battered from all directions by water molecules.
It's not because the free ends are unstable? That's what I always assumed!
Both, the free end is unstable and attaches readily to a valid free spot, at which point water is able to break free the other part.
@@starburst98 Oh that explains it. Thanks!
@@srirampatnaik9164 I'm a molecular scientist, and only me and about 5 other people understand exactly what is going on
it's a contestion of replication.
@@darvon906 Haha, I have no doubt you don't truly know what is going on... No-one does *yet*
I have a background in computer sciences, and the section at 5:00 rings a bell for me.
Networks do this all the time, puts together packets and sends them from point *A* to point *B*.
Then there is a validation process the packets have to meet in order to be considered valid and to eradicate any error.
So when the little guy is walking over counting the points, and the others are moving along the sides validating the elements, and information BEFORE it separates, it makes perfect sense to me why these processes are there. It's a program. A very complex, 3-dimensional program performed at the speed of a jet engine, trillions of times. And at the end each function is created, fits and connects to the whole, producing - one of us; and keeps us under a program of controls to manage the cellular transformation we undergo in a lifetime. Frankly, breathtaking.
@Im Mike - Forgiven. The point is, you get the point. And when some atheist tries to ram down your throat how random this all is, remember this thought.
@@voiceofreason162 Really profound comment and lovely to see a deep contemplation of this in relation to computer science. But the last comment is a little upsetting. It's a shame whenever you see this sort of atheist bashing. Atheism is nothing more than an expression of remaining unconvinced by the claim that a God exists - and usually the Gods propositioned by major world religions.
As an atheist, (and one with a computer science bent also), this is no less fascinating to me. Random is a gross reduction of the incomphrensibly complex ages-long dance of life's fight for survival in this part of the universe. It'd be like if I said "Remember that the next time some theist tells you that some big man in the sky did it."
To indulge myself a bit, I'm well open to the prospect that there is some underlying conscious fabric in the universe, perhaps even something we could call a God-entity. But if we are ever to find it, it'll be with peer-reviewed cold hard science, and not from the dogmatic assertions of organised religion.
@@DaveDevourerOfPineapple - that God you're talking about is a friend of mine. You either believe that testimony or you don't.
Options: I'm lying. I'm deluded. I'm telling the truth.
Whichever one you naturally lean to first will decide how open you are, or not.
@@voiceofreason162 I'd say whichever explanation you lean to reveals how much you value provable evidence for beliefs. Given that at the moment there is no evidence for a specific deity such as the abrahamic God, with a clearly defined will and characteristics, desires, dislikes etc, I will continue to eagerly await the developments of modern science and its quest to understand the natural world with peer reviewed evidence. Anything else is a mere assertion, and therefore unconvincing.
@@DaveDevourerOfPineapple - Actually, there is. I found it. Your turn.
The noises coming from these nano machines keeps me awake at night.
We need quieter ones ;) .
Strange sounds and movements, i'm scared as well xD
Give them a break ... :D :D
*NANOMACHINES SON*
@@Heretogasunu I, Steven Armstrong, have a dream!
It's scary.
Your accent is so clear i don't even need subtitles ❤
And here I’m worrying about damn bills
And it was basically made by those little machines...
Capitalism!? 180 million died from socialism.
But I guess you can step over all those dead bodies... or rather poll vault over them... to align with foreign propaganda to disassemble the free nations
Before you bash capitalism which gave more people quality of life than anything throughout history, watch this.
The “priviledged” “White people” argument won’t work as you will see.
m.ruclips.net/video/CJhRMEW-5ws/видео.html
@Alexander Supertramp have you tried socialism? The bills are higher. Trust me.
the meaning of life
very very important
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Very interesting video!!!
Regards Dr Berry!
You are everywhere!
I like when humans finally caught up to this advanced biological process and had to compare it to machines that humans created that lead to this discovery just to understand it.
Best comment ever💗
Humans did not realise that nature was building machines on Earth four billion years ago. Humans build clumsy machines compared with the molecular machines inside living cells.
Veritasium is doing another level job omg😮
And thus I've realized, the structural difference between a ps4 and a dog is layered mechanical complexity. The dog is a machine made of machines made of machines that keeps going on in further complexity until you reach the smallest ribosomes showed in this video. Whereas the ps4 on the other hand, is only about two or three layers of machines and is thus around the same complexity as a simple virus.
A simple virus is much more complicated than a ps5
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Depends on the virus, a bacteriophage is in fact not. It's form is comprised of about as much complexity as a hex bug toy. Just a spiral latch mechanism attached to superficially leg-like spines, that pull a needle down and create a vacuum that blows RNA in.
Different in it's functions and context but as far as individually working sections and ability- a phone or computer are both more complex than all viruses. They're literally just a ball of syringes with RNA inside in the majority of cases.
@@luqman1983 Now a living cell on the other hand is incredibly complex, like a building covered in sensors, and processing units, shifting microtubules, protein machines, all even with its own internal medium. But viruses have only a tiny fraction of that- they're not even alive.
@@luqman1983 not really. The processing unit in a ps5 is much more complicated. At the scale of 5-20nm, it has details smaller than a tiny bacteriophage.
@@marios1861 A virus does a LOT more than any electronic device with the stuff it has within it, unplug a PS5 and it's just warm silicon where as Covid-19 can go on a global world-tour.
I watched this video a few years ago and had no idea what was going on. Now I'm doing biology and this is a great explanation.
Fascinating how our bodies work- this is why I am planning on majoring in Biotechnology. So much potential in this field. We are seriously like our own machines.
You will not regret it. Bioengineering, protein & peptide tech, proteomics, genomics & other -omics, bioinformatics & other components of biotech made me go wow over 20years ago as a pg student....haven't lost my wow yet.
We are machines. Very sophisticated, intelligently designed machines.
Highly recommend the book "Immune" by Philipp Dettmer. By FAR the easiest to understand delve into the system that makes your body superpowered.
@@LisaShamona "designed" by nature perhaps. if not, keep fairy tale outside of science
@@ege8240 you know nothing about science
God, the first machinist and factory designer. How cool!
Yes, alhamdolillah, every thing is a sign of God
These are all metaphors, of course.
@@rodschmidt8952bilimsel olarak insan gözü görmez. İnsan gözünün önünde görüntü var zannederken aslında görüntüyü beyninin içinde gözü olmadan görür. Bir daha düşün! Metafor mu yoksa yaratılış mı! Aklı şuuru olmayan atomlardan oluşmuş, gene aklı şuuru olmayan organizmalar dan oluşan bu yapıların bir akıl tarafından değil de kendi kendine hareket ettiğini düşünmek çok büyük bir akıl tutulması olsa gerek. Allah gerçek cennet cehennem gerçek..
Easy to claim to be the inventor of this. Evidence, please. These machines are linked to evolution, though, contrary to what the bible claims
All who here who think evolution is true, watch this video again and ask yourself the question HOW this process of "simple" cell division came out of nothing, created itself by nothingness or if it looks designed?
Also why does all this happen in this way?
I'm always blown away when I learn about DNA. This is incredible, thank you Veritasium.
My prof. used to say "Biology is just chemistry making art"
To me the most amazing thing is that all these movements are just due to electrostatic atractions/repulsions between molecules, all the potencials make them move in a certain direction and with a certain force and all that simple electrostatic interactions make something this complex
What's more amazing is that these molecules combined have self-awareness.
@@NeverInterpreter I have doubts about some of the "combined molecules" out there.
We will show them Our Signs in the universe, and in their own selves, until it becomes manifest to them that this (the Quran) is the truth” [Fussilat 41: 53]
But the question is...the management and control...who is turning the switch on and off. All electrical systems need controls, and controllers.
@@sbgtrading Well, at the molecular / protein level, there is an entire system of on/off switch based on the Guanosine-Triphosphate (GTP) molecule activation / deactivation cycle. Very interesting!
Thank you for not assuming that your audience already knows half of what there is to know about this topic and that you’re here to simply fill in the other half.
I wish Veritasium had weekly content... This is still my favorite science RUclips channel by far. But I've seen all the videos twice!
Who needs magic to feel amazement when we have this happening inside our body.
What happens inside the cell is meets the definition of magic in my opinion.
@@Bill-uo6cm 🤔 No. What we describe as ‘magic’ depends upon not understanding such a phenomenon. Biological processes are understood by educated and intelligent people who retain an open mind to future developments in their understanding of evidence-based research.
@@sirmeowthelibrarycat No, you have no idea what I am talking about. You're taking the simplest interpretation of what I have said, attacking that interpretation, and then feeling proud of yourself for what you think you have accomplished.
Yes, reality is the actual magic, you don't have to add anything or make up anything more.
@@mobiustrip1400 Thank you, you actually understanding what I'm talking about.
I'm sure someone could dedicate his life to understand a single protein and would still not fully grasp how it actually works.
Watch Derek's newest video.
A professor has put a decade of his life to know why scorpions glow in ultraviolet light and he still hasn't found a good answer to it. It's just a single compound and he can't understand it fully.
We're not meant to. Disrespecting our limit of understanding will just kill your time.
Тем более странно ,что учитывая всё это , всё же многие не верят ,не жела́ют ,в то что всё не могло появиться само по себе
@@justdev8965 we aren’t “meant” to do anything. And there is no set limits for our understanding. Don’t try to demoralize people into mediocrity like that.
@@justdev8965
It is utter nonsense to claim that we are not meant to understand something. Who says? All the people that are alive because of a successful lung transplant would disagree with you.
It's literally mind-blowing what those tiny guys are capable of. What a magnificent intelligence supports our living ❤
So many workers down there. I wonder if they have a union
Partizan they are Marxist proles... constantly oppressed from the bourgoisie
I just realized cancer cells are the USSR they're trying to seize the means of production
@@sciblastofficial9833 actually it seems to make more sense the other way around. All cells work tirelessly for the greater good of the Organism, even dying if needed and totally neglecting their own welfare, which is kept in the hands of the Organism (the State). Cancer would be a kind of revolutionary cells which don't want to work for the good of the Organism but for their own, damaging other cells. Something like Capitalism.
Adriano Adri, quote: _"Cancer would be a kind of revolutionary cells which don't want to work for the good of the Organism but for their own, damaging other cells. Something like Capitalism."_
Think of capitalism like this: *I am only compelled to raise enough food to satisfy the needs of my family and me. You are not entitled to help yourself to the fruits of MY labor. If you want to benefit from WHAT I HAVE DONE you will have to exchange 'value for value'.*
*The flaw in socialism is this: "Everybody has a right to food." If I know the government has the power to TAKE what I've grown I'll stop growing it. It's really that simple.*
They go on strike sometimes... That's when you get sick
I have NEVER seen such a detailed video like this one. It's always been this is a cell it has many things inside it whilst this shows what actually happens.
I have been obsessing over these videos after I saw the TED talk from Drew Berry! My feelings are the same as you Derek! So good to see my favorite RUclipsr making a video on this!
I don't see very many, if any, people giving glory to God for his wondrous creation. Oh that men would praise the Lord for His goodness, and for His wonderful works unto the children of men! Psalm 107.
Aynıyız bende coook sukur edıyorum cunkı ınsanım varım kardes herkımsen
🙌🙌
When a person sees evidence like this and still claims to believe there is no creator, it sounds more like a personal vendetta to me.
Amen. I will meditate on the glorious splendour of Your majesty and on Your wondrous works. I give God the glory for molecular machines. Psalm 145:5
Wow. My body is so amazing. Just wish my brain could realize that
it just did
I also wish the same
Look my brain wants to understand this but it didn't realise it .🤓
How amazing it right?
Funny.
My brain is a big disappointment to my body.
@@LastAvailableAlias That's true for everyone. Thinking is very hard.
Anyone else just glad Derek is still alive?
Sebastian Elytron Did something happen to him?
Slendeaway He uploads once in a blue moon
Well he's been very busy lately working on some Sex Junk and trying to figure out if there are more than 8 thousand genders.
Hi Jesse, you're an idiot. Sincerely, humanity.
I am guessing Jessie is one of the morons who disliked the video. Good job we are not relying on people like that to further our species :)
astounding.
honor to the scientists figuring this out and making it public, and honor to you for making it easy accessable.
many thanks
Honour to God for designing it all.
@@SalvableRuin please shut up. for gods love please shut up
@@SalvableRuinWe were lead to believe early on (18/1900’s) with Darwin’s theory that the smaller things got the more simple they were... like the building blocks of physics and physical life was based upon the most simple things happening to get life started... but the truth is that it was completely the opposite and is part and parcel to the proof that nothingness cannot manufacture such things randomly, for no reason, or without guidance... (ie. believing that everything coming from nothing randomly requires the most faith, when shown the level of complexity.)
No scientific mind can explain how a DNA replicator evolves.... as what is it based on? => irreducible complexity. It can’t be explained through mutation.
@@GMC-qo9xi You are sorely mistaken about the proponents of evolution. Evolution excellently explains how DNA replication and the proteins facilitating this process evolved from much simpler processes in unicellular organisms, billions of years ago. We already knew that even the simplest of cells had much complexity within them, and they had been evolved through evolution. There is no such thing as irreducible complexity: the simplest of mechanisms billions of years ago gave rise to much more complicated processes through the systematic process of evolution. Why do you need to explain this complexity through God? Is it not more reasonable to believe that God designed evolution, and it was with evolution that life diversified? Why are God and evolution mutually exclusive?
@@weltschmerzistofthaufig2440 yes of course it’s ‘more reasonable’... to think evolution exists for no reason at all is beyond belief. So to whatever degree that it is actually a correct theory/explanation, then it’s just another ‘program’ that has been written. However, you are (also) making assertions that are merely assumptions... ie. where are the missing links? With all the diversity we see, from simple to complex, where are the organisms you are referring to that show where/how a DNA replicator can be designed “naturally”... where is the proof of the actual building blocks? They are not available-like at all! Yet people just go on assuming they were there-like as if it was so obvious. =huge fallacy =logical hole.
I recommend watching “Photon”, a polish movie with great animations where at the 2nd part of the movie there’s a topic about dividing cells and Parkinson’s disease - how it happens etc.
This CRAZY , but very informative. I never seen visual aids this good !
How did you get visual aids???
"How did you get visual aids???"
This can happen when you look at sex, without wearing protection.
Sun glasses make for the perfect protection from catching visual aids :) .
BECAUSE DREW BERRY IS AMAZING
RUclips needs more channels like this one. Quality content + valuable info
*Veritasium* : Every day, billions of your cells die. Either they're stressed, or damaged, or just old.
*Me* : I'm a grad student. It's definitely the stress.
that's not how you spell alcohol
Professor Politics I'm up at 2 am doing a written report on helminths and protozoas fml
Do you own a Klean Kanteen? Do you say "fair enough?"
No one cares you are a grad student...really
@@fitnesspoint2006
This person informed us that he/she is a grad student to make a point about stress killing cells. I'm sure you have a story that is valid too no one can tell your story, only their own.
with all this complexity, it seems to me that there was an intelligent designer behind our creation.
Probably today is the day when alien existence was confirmed by main media. If the actual alien bodies are like the ones in conspiracy theories we are created by them.
Yeah, your mom
Nah
I hope "walking guy" is the official name of that molecule :D
I hope so too. XD
Sailor OnDaTea , gotta wonder what makes the walking guys function, and go they have their own DNA code? And, a bunch of their own walking guys!
@@shaunsmith7651 You have to think of this guys as a few molecules working together. These are not really living things, more like these toys with springs to wind up. In Cells dna is used to build RNA and proteins which make the cell working as a hole and the walking guy is one of these proteins
The walking proteins are called kinesins and dyneins. Kinesins carry things one way along the microtubule, and the dyneins go the other direction.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axonal_transport
I wish I knew how walkingguy walked
This might be my favorite animation ever. Such wonderful work
There should be a warning label on this video letting people know they won't think of life the same way after viewing.
@William Moffett
Yes, proves a Creator!!!!!
@GEM
No, it doesn't.
It just proves it's complex.
@subatomic duck, quack
Oh yeah, a perfect explosion from nothing with no chaos. DNA etc etc, codes that are infinitely complex. Makes sense😳
@GEM
1- The Bang wasn't an explosion (and definitely not perfect).
2- It may have come from something (so it's not safe to assume anything yet).
3- It was definitely "chaotic".
4- DNA and other stuff aren't infinitely complex (they are simply hard to understand sometimes).
5- Just because it appears to be very complex, it doesn't prove that it had a creator (especially since there are natural alternatives that are backed up with evidence and that fit better with our objective reality).
And yeah it makes perfect sense.
@@gem934 For anyone with even a little bit of common sense, how could anyone somehow imagine that this level of complexity would have occurred by mere fortuitous occurrences. It gives me pause as to their level of functional mental acuity. And this is only a single, small sampling shown in this video, one minute instance, of the overall complex biological diversity that is ongoing in innumerable places throughout the entire planet, at this moment, working in perfect harmony. Yeah, that makes sense; sure, it all just happened. But, let's also consider the incredible perfection of symmetry we see in the world, in the workings of quantum physics, and in chemistry, and in mathematics, in the astronomical bodies and their precise orbits, in our comfortable weather conditions, and in our ideal distance from the sun and in the moon's from us, in the huge variety of vegetation and animal life that provide profuse and abundant food, shelter, and various complimentary products for life, in the ubiquity of water and the valuable role it plays in sustaining life, in the near perfect levels of the gasses in our atmosphere that not only allows us to breathe but for the plants to survive, etc, etc. Of course! Anyone could see that it's all just completely accidental. Piece of cake!
Frankly, the atheists kill me, with their obtuseness and hubris.
As a computer scientist who deals with complexity, I am completely humbled before the wisdom of God, the creator of life and of this incredibly complex molecular machinery that run our bodies.
Crazy that anybody believes this is all a product of random occurrence.
Not only is it amazing that a collection of about 1,600 atoms can be arranged to make itself carry something while walking down a microtubule, but also, what part of the cell told it to do that, and how did it know the carried object was needed there? All very amazing stuff.
I am zero religious and this would not make me believe in a religion, but it makes me think it can't hardly be just luck.
@@garrett6064this is why carbon is the base for all life, it can connect to at least 4 other carbon atoms and form really long chains like in graphite or graphene, these long chains form the basis on which all proteins and more advanced molecules in the body are built on
Absolutely amazing! As he says, scifi has been thinking about nanobots for years, but here they are actually working within our cells.
One idea immediately comes to mind about if we become able to design machines like these... could we make our bodies more adapted to other environments? Like space for example. One of the biggest barriers to human space travel is radiation. What if we could literally build resistance to hard radiation into our cells?
We will show them Our Signs in the universe, and in their own selves, until it becomes manifest to them that this (the Quran) is the truth” [Fussilat 41: 53]
@@ouassimzayani8806 stop quoting old texts.
No. We won't be able to resist radiation, as the gamma particles that radiate in all directions, literally brake the atoms in ur body apart
Read "a tale of G.O.D." in which human minds are piloting advanced humanoid bodies that are a true blend of nano machine and cell.
@@imho2278 stop trying to censor people like the RUclips overlords are already doing
Looks like a Cyrak animation
xD indeed
But this is even cooler
Zonko Kongo nothing surpasses cyrak's animations
what about the body that make cyrak animations :p ?
*cyriak
Fearfully and wonderfully made.
One day every tongue will confess and every knee will bow. Every creature in heaven, on earth, under the earth and in the sea and all that are in them...
eyeroll
incredible. how can we deny such an Intelligent Designer.
@@Incurrent bc there is no evidence to suggest there is one
@@patldennis and if I gave you evidence would you consider it and chat with me about it?
Absolutely mind boggling! Thanks for posting this.
Absolutely love when videos from channels I’m subbed to don’t show up on my sub feed..
Have you clicked the bell next to the subscribe button, too?
+tentor That turns on notifications, sub feed is where videos from your subscribed channels are shown. It wasn't shown on my sub feed as well, as I just now saw it
why would you love that? i mean, i reserve love for things that are close, so loving anything about a subscription feed would be odd... But i'm lost on the part where you would love something bad about it. you'd think you wouldn't like that.
Sarcasm of course, but it really just makes you look like a lil bitch. lmao. Assuming that you THINK you did what you needed to do, actually did it right, and going straight to it being something else's fault. What did you actually do, to make sure the scenario played out the way you wanted it to?
@@nicewhenearnedrudemostlyel489 it should be pretty evident that sarcasm was used
Sounds like you're leading a rough life man. Something we can do for you?
The issue with nanobots has NEVER been the physical limit. It has always been one of information. How does one program these molecular machines? They won't have an onboard computer. They can only perform one task in response to outside provided information (in the form of other signaling molecules, etc.). The problem of life is, at its core, a problem of information. Not chemistry. Chemistry acts to kill cells UNLESS the information exists to drive these reactions in the "wrong" direction (i.e., to states of high free energy and low entropy) when unguided chemistry is constantly pulling cellular machinery in the opposite direction. This is actually why there is pre-programmed cell death in the first place. And why all these sophisticated control, error sensing and correcting feedback mechanisms exist in the cells. But the origin of the information necessary for cells to do all of these things is NOT found in the laws of chemistry and thermodynamics that actually drive reactions the wrong way.
Thats like the most brilliant comment i have ever red on the Internet.
Thank You !
A friend of mine who is a physicist one time came up with a defintion (while he was drunk af) of life that stuck with me ever since:
"Life is the process of increasing entropy"
It's so shockingly accurate
Something makes me feel that the sound effects are pretty accurate
I don't think there are any sounds, also it's so tiny you wouldn't hear anything if there is any. Even if you shrunk to thay scale, you'd hear nothing
@@hypercoder-gaming Sound is much more fundamental than your experience of sound provided by your ears.
He he ;-) But it really helps to somehow dive into this universe
@@FidelBabanam What is it then? If you gonna dismiss that guy, at least elaborate further
@@danielrodrigues4903 Sound is wave. Wave is light. What is not wave? Obviously there is sound, because there is wave. I am not describing sound from an anthropological sense.
When we dive into studying worlds and dimensions past our sensory reach. we have the possibility, to not impose human centered qualities and mechanics onto the projection. Let the creation that the video is, open up bigger questions for people.
Sound is wave, wave is vibration. The sound in the video is, from my perspective, creating a sense of intense vibration on that scale. Vibration can be sensed with all senses, as a whole, but through a video its only gathered with eyes and hearing.
I encourage ever to further explore this subject, as many oversimplifications in this video create a wrong impression of what is really happening at the molecular level. We know way less than this video makes it seem. Take for example the parts of these ‘machines’, these are not static at all with fixed functions but are actually able to twist and fold to enable different interactions and capabilities. The video is great as a starter, don’t forget to see it as that: an introduction to the subject.
This absolutely freaks me out in an uneasy way. It's like anything could go wrong at any minute and I gotta get going and do something with this life before it's too late ☺️🙃
No worries. We have Fauci.
@@CallMeA6 Not for long.. His con is crumbling.
U don't need to do anything, in fact you don't need even to know about it, everything is being taken care of.
Glory to the God of heavens
And when that something does go wrong and is not caught by the many cell mechanisms we have, it offer results in cancer
@@rachidoublal6877 Naah....no heaven,no hell,no god,no devil....just nature....
Thank you Paul Williams @BloggingTheology for sharing this ❤️.
same
Same!
Of every single thing I've ever seen in my life, this video is the most amazing.
God’s handiwork in motion blows minds
God?
There is definitely a designer/creator but don't call it God
@@lancelotkillz why?
@@nickkerinklio8239maybe it just invokes imagery of the Great Granddaddy in the sky. A bit naive to take it too seriously imo, God would probably look more like a protein or an 11D wave pattern lol.
It's beyond amazing that we can 'see' these things with such gorgeous animation. The molecular machinery of life is astonishingly complex, beautiful, perfect. What an amazing universe we inhabit.
AMAZING! WE ARE MACHINES, BIOCHEMICAL ROBOTS.
Made by God
@@ForGenoark or by a civilization just like us. It won't be long until we create nanobots and launch them into space, populating a planet somewhere out in the black haze.
Dafydd Griffiths haha before that you will realize there's a creator God when you die without nanomachines check out NDE people who experienced death and came back to life medically
@César Rabbit I think of it this way: The odds of life forming on Earth aren't that big compared to how old it is. There's always the chance that life could form if you have the ingredients, you just wait until conditions are right for that to matter. It is also possible that cells were constantly being created and destroyed 3 billion years ago due to occasionally forming without the right stuff. Then one cell came out with everything it needed.
@@ziggythomas ruclips.net/video/W1_KEVaCyaA/видео.html
One aspect of all this that I would like to see explored is the why and how, of these things actually 'walking' along the strands. This seems more mechanical in nature (rather than chemical or reactive), so it begs deeper questions of the mecahinics such as to why did they evolve the process in this way? Do they have joints? Do they carry their energy fuel with them? Can they run out of this fuel and what does that mean for the success of the larger purpose? (Etc, etc) In my mind, understanding the unique ways our cells communicate (and why they communicate that way) are the hidden keys to understanding 'life'.
They aren’t actually showing you evidence of the typical theory of evolution at this level... ask any scientific minded person how that DNA replicator (with error checking) ‘evolved’. What is it based on, or dependent on? Irreducible complexity is part and parcel to the difficulty of Darwin’s theory, as he believed that the smaller down the scale we went (while we were still unable to see what lied beyond the size of a cell), that the more simple these building blocks would be. But now long after we’ve accepted his idea as fact and with mere details to sort out, we are presented with information that doesn’t actual fit with his model at all. Yet cognitive dissonance (or some kind of memory loss/rationalization) quickly fills in the apparent voids, making these otherwise obvious issues invisible-instead of recognizing the glaring problem they reveal. (The presenter here doesn’t even know how to recognize when something he believes has fallen apart right before his very eyes. As all of this, according to those whom he listens to, came from nothing, for no reason, but random happenstance in a non existent chaos, where only some kind of ‘energy’ preexisted. Energy =the capacity to ‘do work’... and that’s all basically they got...)
To still believe at this time the theory of the seeding sterile soup being struck with (something like) lightning bolts could produce the building blocks for that DNA replicator is not a reasonably sound logic. (The seeding material idea was never sound to begin with, nor is it something that can itself evolve-as they say it’s a one shot deal, never to happen again, with all evidence of it having been ‘consumed’ or used up in the process.) Instead of best viable theories, we’re instead dealing with the power of suggestion... =mind control... who wants us to believe the unbelievable and why? (What forces are at play that we have minds that are controllable by planting certain ideas?) Clearly anything is possible... like literally anything... and if what they say is to be believed, then there is no limit to what the potential possibilities actually are. Truth is stranger than the fiction... (our own desires are what leads us to believe fiction... as it’s merely a preference, like a flavour.)
Scientists aren't there yet answering the WHY questions. First they need to understand WHAT happens and HOW it happens...
Answers to the WHY questions are the Bible long time ago! 😉
Look up Irreducible Complexity.
1. I'm not quite sure about kinesin (oneof the walking proteins), but a lot of proteins have regions that dont have a single possible conformation, but instead can have space to wiggle
2. it uses the breaking of ATP, which is floating around in the cell, to power itself
3. Evolution doesn't really have a 'why', it's just that it happens to work the best, even if there might be a better solution (an example is how vertebrate eyes have a blind spot, while cephalopods do not)
Only the blind would think this evolved.
Glad to see you showing Drew's amazing animations. I also came across him in 2017, at the Australian Science Teachers' Association annual conference, CONASTA. Like you, I found it amazing to see how fast molecular processes were going on every moment of the day... Wow! I was lucky to be there in person to hear Drew give a talk and show some of these animations.
Endlessly fascinating stuff. I am in almost disbelief that such order goes on inside my cells to make them exist and function and sustain me. Just utter wow O_O
Ask a scientific minded person how that DNA replicator with error checking manage to cobble itself together the first time.... what is it built upon? (What is the even smaller simpler version that it ‘mutated’ from?)
@@GMC-qo9xi It is my understanding that evolution had a VERY long time to slowly work out all the kinks, considering that life has existed on Earth for a few billion years. And, since science has already shown evidence of evolution happening even within a few decades for some species, it goes to show just how much can go on in just a seemingly split nanosecond of the entire biological timeline of life's existence.
@@BlinkinFirefly the model that you’re ascribing to is that it is only then a short leap, for space dust (materials, gases, etc.) to then turn into ‘living’ things. We’ve never seen, but for a supernatural once off, the spontaneous existence of material, come from non material, and life to come from non life... to play around with this slow, long, mechanism is dangerous to you mind. You have no logic or logical way to refute it. Except to know that evolution is nothing, in and of itself. It explain nothing of import. It does not explain life, it does not explain ‘the origin of the species’, it merely explain that creation as far as our timeline is concerned, takes time... but the point is our minds are constantly being controlled by forces, minds, powers greater than us, that would like for us to just succumb to our weakness(es)... like for an example to allow for a mere assumption to take place of reality, to take place of truth. To make us not question our existence in a meaningful way... like where we are motivated to try and actually understand how everything came from nothing... material, came from immaterial... and the meaning of such a thing is more important by a very long measure than, to understand the ins and out of adaptation, and whether or not one species can and will actually turn into a completely different one... we are hypnotized and this is why we are meant to help each other to know, the bits and pieces of truth (reality) that we may each and individually ‘know’... (look into what it means to ‘know’ something. It’s not what we are told. It’s actually something much more intimate, like union, communion, etc... It’s actually a bit of rabbit hole as a subject, as it gets into all sorts of seemingly unrelated areas, birth, rebirth, fruit, seed, propagation, maturity, etc... like the idea of being ‘fruitful’-before multiplying.) I’ll leave it at that... it’s meant to be cryptic, but some will know immediately what I’m actually saying. (Flesh give birth to flesh, as spirit gives birth to spirit... but what is spirit??? The world doesn’t acknowledge or know what spirit is in the true sense of what it means, only in the metaphorical sense.) (Look up the scientific meaning for energy, as in the source... what does it say?)
“Time” = mind control... ie. given enough time something can come from nothing (for no ‘reason’), and that nothing can turn into anything and will turn into everything... randomly, purposelessly...
@@GMC-qo9xi What are you rambling on about? Please be more succinct. There is no thesis statement or conclusion for your argument. Are you trying to chalk this up to supernatural means?
I wish I found this when I took my biology class last year, it would have helped to see this process visualized so well!
Words cannot really describe how incredible this is
...and this is just the tip of the iceberg!
Disney new animation film, "The Cells' Story", about a cell which refuse to follow DNA instruction, his name is C
Sounds melodramatic, then it's perfect for a movie
Cancer
That's literally Cancer.
@@jascrandom9855 that's why his name is C lol
Is this gonna be a fun movie?
Although these animated presentations are absolutely amazing, there's usually little said regarding the "how and why" of these extremely complex and coordinated processes, especially when viewed as existing via evolution..... everything "just does". From a human standpoint, we see that the systems of our own creation are almost always designed to function in a given way whether simple or complex. I don't see (except for the obvious who created the creator arguments) why so many people are so adverse to the idea of intelligent design. Intuitively, these molecular machines and the processes in which they participate would seem to need guidance through access to incredible amounts of information. If this is true, where is this information stored and how is it accessed and used? And if these processes are on autopilot, could evolution itself produced such complexity? My point is not to choose sides, but to suggest that the most important discussions about this subject seem to be absent. My conclusion is that nobody really "knows" but still people take positions.... very frustrating!
Just amazing. That’s physics and chemistry becoming life!
Love this. This is a series we need to teach in biology. Let's make one for chemistry students next y all. Then for pharmacology and physiology. That's great. Maybe even interactive for kids to play with. Some games. Let them hut it with diseases or othe rconditions or meds. For kids !! And college students !! This is the way to teacu science been hoping someone would do this!! Good job fellas!
You’d be surprised how many people already work on it. Just get a PhD in a relevant field and join them!
it is so speechless... oh my god... nature is super super super hyper computer and machine
Rafal Molak considering that scientists still don’t know how it all works, I’d say that includes everyone.
@@danielfried2431 what ! so it came from nothing ,, you just Going aginst the common sense .
Handiwork of God
@@bestryfulhd2102
Prove it came from nothing idiot!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🙄
@@thegreatbehoover788
God created and put everything to existence .. only atheist bring theory to show.that everything came by coincidence from nothing .
Probably if you are an athiest you will have this mentality hahah
0+0=1 hahaha
This is the finest explanation I have seen thus far. Keep up the great work ! !
I am about to graduate in zoology then I wanna MSc in pursuing molecular biology. Life is so much complicated and I love each and everything related to it. Last year I saw Drew Berry's TEDx and then got inspired so much now I wanna do molecular biology I have so many questions and I know only molecular biology can solve those answers. Quantum mechanics + biology gonna be interesting in future.
For me, the unbelievably humbling message from this great video, is that there's just no way - not enough time in the universe - for such sophistication to have just popped up randomly by chance. Any tiny part of this madly complex "factory" not working would mean not even a single cell would survive to try again another time. Just unbelievable. Disagree with some of the conclusion and comments re "this is just nanobots" - the complexity and design is unending.
The problem with your apparent belief in "intelligent design", or a "creator" is that you have not contemplated the origin of the intelligent designer or creator. Let us call he/she/it the Originator. There must be a FIRST Originator, the one at the dawn of time that was not created by another Originator. THAT entitity, the Original Originator, could not have been Designed or Created, as there was no Originator before it. So it MUST have EVOLVED. And if an Originator can evolve, then so can any other form of "life", without an Originator designing or guiding it.
I have just used pure logic to demolish the notion of intelligent design or creation as being the only possible way for life to exist. While this does NOT say that intelligent design or creation are impossible, it does say that evolution must have worked, or there would have been no Original Originator to Design or Create other life. The alternative is to believe in infinite time and infinite Designers, which is just sheer fantasy with literally zero evidence of any kind to support it.
@@Turboy65 That's a classic challenge to the Designer idea however, the thing that we're virtually unable to contemplate is that "there was no before, before". Meaning that the Designer/Creator didn't just create all the stuff that now fills the Universe, but also created time. As an analogy, we used to think of time as a constant ... until we learned about time dilation. It is very hard to imagine a nothingness that had no matter and no time. One of the very definitions of a Creator is that of being above/separate from time. One could challenge this by saying that there is evidence in religious literature that the Creator changed their mind. In fact, the Creator is perhaps better understood as a "black box" ie defined inputs lead to predictable outputs without needing to understand the inner workings. So, when a person changes who they are, they shift the inputs and hence get/deserve a different output. One of the defining ideas of prayer is actually a process of introspection and change, not just a nagging session.
@@Turboy65 that’s hardly “pure logic”. Your tiny comprehension, actually any human comprehension, cannot fathom some having no beginning and no end because everything we can think of is bound by time. A creator is not bound by time, and the intelligence behind the design is in the video you commented on. Even if the universe started in a Big Bang, that was by design. Otherwise the same argument you applied becomes the issue, what was the origin of the matter causing a Big Bang?
@@uhavenosushi You are stuck on the notion that order must come from intelligence. That is the kind of closed minded thinking that led to such notable historical incidents such as the Spanish Inquisition. Your closed minded insistence on an organized intelligence as the creator of order is nothing BUT illogical and based on the emotional desire of an infant to seek the comfort of the first god it ever knew...its mother. Grow up.
The universe is not what you wish for it to be. It does not listen to you. It does not do your bidding. Learn to accept the SIMPLE logic that denies the NECESSITY for intelligence to create order. There is literally not one iota, not one quantum, of evidence that supports such a notion.
No
Will robots take my molecular machines' jobs, too?
you made my day! :D
hope so.
Lutyano Alves: I'm glad :)
on a serious note though, nanobots are slowly becoming a reality, and they might work alongside our own molecular machines
hopefully it will be a capitalist utopia, not a communist/corporativist one.
Lutyano Alves
But will it be gay though?
Thank God we had such a great designer to create the first cells :)
And yet he wasn't smart enough to give us separate tubes to eat with and to breath with. He wasn't smart enough to give us a method of giving birth that didn't lead to death and deformation on so many occasions. etc etc etc
Nope, God is Spirit the Almighty Creator, also God has Beyond In intelligent the Personal mystery on Human Eyes, You know nothing in Evolution, it's Just Delusion Dawkins clowns @@tims5268
Nope, You are not God@@tims5268
The most brilliant creator have designed this !!
Please don't try to proselytise.
Glory be to Allah 🙏🤲🏻❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Creator of everything
@@sayedelghairb8640 Glory to the great spaghetti monster
@@strawwagen
In the name of Allah, the Entirely Merciful, the Especially Merciful.
Say, "O disbelievers,
I do not worship what you worship.
Nor are you worshippers of what I worship.
Nor will I be a worshipper of what you worship.
Nor will you be worshippers of what I worship.
For you is your religion, and for me is my religion."
Allah Almighty is Truthful
@@sayedelghairb8640 Who is Allah?
I am in awe of my creator and my Lord!!
No accident or chance can bring about such precise manufacturing.
Who can fathom the wisdom of our Lord?!
As Job says..' these are things too wonderful for me, which I didn't know.'
Accident and chance absolutely can do these things, especially given billions of years.
Christians should stfu
I believe in the god of the crumbs
To say there is no creator and life is created by pure chances, it takes a great courage and faith.
mumbo jumbo designed to create emotional comfort
Can you do a video about this again, but just way deeper and the knowledge we have now
What is amazing is that life is actually just the precision organization of countless NON-living components.
Because of that I would define life simply as the composition of existance and change
@@JoeNopos Rocks exist and change over time. So do rotting wood, sand, lava, houses, cars, etc. Note, I wasn't DEFINING life; I was just pointing out a well-established relationship.
I wonder what Charles would say... He never could have imagined this.
He sort of did? The _"warm little pond"_ (prebiotict soup) he mentioned in a letter
Ole Charles probably never would have published I'd guess. In his day they thought of cells as little undiferentiated blobs of "protoplasm"
@@crisjones7923
Protoplasm is a technical word for a cell's "innards" (cytoplasm, nucleoplasm).
@@gelatinocyte6270 it is now. Back then it just kind of meant jelly. They knew nothing about the nanotechnology of the cell.
Gelatinocyte , and don’t forget the “Ergastoplasma”
As a scientist I have to bite my tongue to not call this a miracle. It is amazing.
We will show them Our Signs in the universe, and in their own selves, until it becomes manifest to them that this (the Quran) is the truth” [Fussilat 41 : 53]
I'm a technician, not a scientist, so I although can call it an information-controlled, highly developed technical system with subsystems.
As a scientist you should realise that all biology, chemistry and classical physics is based on quantum physics.
speechless with wonder - am just in awe - thank you for expanding my horizons!