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  • @baraharonovich2926
    @baraharonovich2926 Год назад +543

    I for one, am glad to share a common ancestor with Erika. The fact that I share a common ancestor with IamLucid on the other hand is a bit depressing.

    • @fluffyduckbutt24
      @fluffyduckbutt24 Год назад +13

      😂😂

    • @EMDS04
      @EMDS04 Год назад +8

      Lmaooo

    • @CharlesPayet
      @CharlesPayet Год назад +8

      Well said.

    • @peterbrazier7107
      @peterbrazier7107 Год назад +4

      You may get over it.

    • @AndyCampbellMusic
      @AndyCampbellMusic Год назад

      Yes.. The realisation, you are a cousin (no matter how far removed) from the likes of Pol Pot, Idi Amin, Vlad the Impaler, Hitler, Stallin,Elizabeth Bathory, Charles Manson and all those people who go around carrying out school shootings etc. Doesn't actually fill you with satisfaction.
      On the other hand you are also cousins with, the people who discovered the small pox vaccine, polio vaccine, discovered penicillin, heart transplants etc, etc.
      Choose who's example you try to follow carefully..
      It's not your ability that makes you the person you truly are.. It's your choices...

  • @sampagano205
    @sampagano205 Год назад +197

    His reference to the fact that as you get more and more distant from humans you get less and less genetic similarity is wild because it is taking what is basically absolute proof of evolution over geologic time, and pretending like it's bad for our case.

    • @sampagano205
      @sampagano205 Год назад +35

      Like yeah, DNA is such an effective marker of relations that it is by far the best data to use in constructing a phylogeny of different kinds of species.

    • @zen-sean
      @zen-sean Год назад +18

      If he could read, he’d be very upset by this comment 😅

    • @mikefochtman7164
      @mikefochtman7164 11 месяцев назад +4

      So true, and his "We must be 60% banana, 98% pig, 96% chimpanzee....." was so funny. What? As if we take those portions of things, put them in a blender and out comes homo sapiens??? Never mind that it obviously adds up to a lot more than 100%. lol

    • @robertmiller9735
      @robertmiller9735 5 месяцев назад +1

      @@mikefochtman7164 That's probably the impression he's trying to make on his audience.

    • @billybob4274
      @billybob4274 22 дня назад

      @@zen-sean If he could read... He could, which is why he turned off the comments to this video. I don't know if he did it before or after the video, but probably after as I checked a few others(and went after him hard on his most recent) and they all had comments enabled. He's a coward.

  • @thesahel7218
    @thesahel7218 Год назад +103

    IamLucid showed the most convincing display of what the Dunning Krueger effect is.

  • @blaine1493
    @blaine1493 Год назад +133

    That tidbit about Steve project vs dissent from Darwin was hilarious. The fact you can find more scientists named Steve who accept evolution than scientists who reject it. And also very telling it’s very hard to find actual biologists who reject it….

    • @aaronbredon2948
      @aaronbredon2948 Год назад

      And the dissent document was worded 'skeptical', not anything more severe.
      ALL scientists are skeptical about even the best supported hypotheses.
      Thatcis how they tricked reputable scientists into signing the petition.
      Also bear in mind that the people who created the petition REFUSE to remove anyone from the list.
      I would be very suspicious of any scientist that said they were not skeptical of anything.

    • @angeliparraguirre7329
      @angeliparraguirre7329 Год назад +14

      Mans could have looked at the Wikipedia page on Darwin to clear this up.

    • @Where_is_Waldo
      @Where_is_Waldo Год назад

      Those very few biologists who reject evolution also didn't decide to reject it after becoming biologists, they became biologists to lend credence to their prior decision to reject evolution. Funny how no one becomes a biologist and then rejects evolution.

    • @chezeus1672
      @chezeus1672 Год назад +13

      i doubt there's a single biologist with legitimate credentials who is also a young earth creationist.
      neither aig nor the icr seem to have one, so i'd be shocked if that person actually exists and doesn't cash in.

    • @neildegrassetysonwithaknif7124
      @neildegrassetysonwithaknif7124 8 месяцев назад +1

      ​@@chezeus1672not a biologist per se, but there is actually a creationist paleontologist (shocker, right?). I forgot his name but he did his dissertation on Mesozoic mosasaurs, then apparently decided the thing he did his entire dissertation was wrong and became a creationist. Supposedly he just did it to "get through the system". Nobody hears much from him anymore.

  • @Captain_Pudding
    @Captain_Pudding Год назад +122

    "Science says 1+1=2, but when I do it, I get 1+1=3, this is bad for science" -IamLucid

  • @dethspud
    @dethspud Год назад +109

    This guy is a living meme
    Yes, the "That's not how this works. That's not how anything works" one.

    • @fluffyduckbutt24
      @fluffyduckbutt24 Год назад +3

      😂😂😂😂

    • @Captain_Pudding
      @Captain_Pudding Год назад +7

      He's also doing a great job as the John Cleese "they are so stupid, that they have no idea how stupid they are" meme

    • @Limepopsicle07
      @Limepopsicle07 4 месяца назад

      @arsiarskila ☝️🤓

  • @pseudodidact3956
    @pseudodidact3956 Год назад +108

    I picked the wrong year to stop sniffing glue. Creationists make me feel like a prodigy.

  • @horseflesh616
    @horseflesh616 Год назад +232

    Come for the memes, stay for the science! Love your work Erika

  • @itsROMPERS...
    @itsROMPERS... Год назад +66

    It's interesting how opponents of evolution rarely seen to know that much about it.

    • @kellywalker1664
      @kellywalker1664 Год назад

      It isn't by accident, rest assured.
      If mainstream science is so horribly wrong, YEC should open the doors to runaway scientific progress, only it has had more than two millennia to make that happen.

    • @fluffyduckbutt24
      @fluffyduckbutt24 Год назад +16

      Yes! For me it was because I wasn't allowed to learn about it. I might be influenced by demonic spirits listening or reading about lies against God. O just believed everything church told me. 😢

    • @BenYork-UBY
      @BenYork-UBY Год назад +20

      But they sure _think_ they know all about it.

    • @zemoxian
      @zemoxian Год назад

      You should see how much flat Earthers misunderstand basic science. It’s pretty much a requirement for anti-science types not to understand the science they attempt to disprove.
      I think it’s pretty rare for a person well versed in a science to denounce it but it does happen. But their arguments tend to be pretty bad as well.

    • @realdragon
      @realdragon 3 месяца назад +2

      Ignorant people tend to do that

  • @matildabryant8398
    @matildabryant8398 Год назад +112

    A professor in the department that I worked at a large university actually signed that document. I was so horrified that I told everyone, lol.

    • @gl15col
      @gl15col Год назад +18

      Was he a biologist, or a head of something like "mens studies"?

    • @patldennis
      @patldennis Год назад +1

      Do you know why he signed it? Did you ask him? Or are you just a fan of canceling people?

    • @littlebitofhope1489
      @littlebitofhope1489 Год назад +11

      Liberty University?

    • @matildabryant8398
      @matildabryant8398 Год назад +54

      He got his PhD from NC State in a biological science. At the time I imagine he accepted evolution. I hate to name him or the university because it would an embarrassment. Basically he got “saved” and threw away his critical thinking ability. He eventually left to teach at a religiously affiliated school.

    • @matildabryant8398
      @matildabryant8398 Год назад +59

      @@patldennis How did I cancel him? He was actually quoted in a NY Times article which is how I found out he signed it. I probably was being a little petty because he was also sort of an ass come to think of it.

  • @tzvikrasner6073
    @tzvikrasner6073 Год назад +114

    So happy you're working with Dave. Two of my favorite sciencetubers.

    • @Luan-RT
      @Luan-RT Год назад +3

      Same.

    • @uncleanunicorn4571
      @uncleanunicorn4571 Год назад +9

      she needs to collab with professor Dave. Or rather, we need her to.

    • @chichi2000fgh
      @chichi2000fgh Год назад +3

      @@uncleanunicorn4571 she has a couple times on his channel

    • @janbuyck1
      @janbuyck1 Год назад +3

      don't forget Forrest: he's such a good communicator!

    • @NiglyasHoge
      @NiglyasHoge Год назад

      YES! Dave is amazing, I'm new to this channel but so far it's going very well.

  • @patldennis
    @patldennis Год назад +70

    I think the problem with guys like this is, and with apologetics, in general, is that people like IamLucid see evolution as a social/philosophical issue. He's so clueless that he doesn't even know that he's taking on a cornerstone of biology.

    • @UncommonSense-wm5fd
      @UncommonSense-wm5fd Год назад

      Nah, he's just a disingenuous lying cretin, a product of typical Islamic childhood brainwashing. This occurs in many religious iterations however the focus here is Islamic in nature. Many of his arguments are directly drawn from his "education" through the Quran.

    • @mokhabobo
      @mokhabobo 9 месяцев назад

      its not

    • @user-kb9wd3zn9h
      @user-kb9wd3zn9h 6 месяцев назад +3

      @@mokhabobo NUH UH ITS

    • @billybob4274
      @billybob4274 22 дня назад +1

      The problem with guys like this is that they are so seep in their belief that they can't even breathe.

  • @magusmelanie828
    @magusmelanie828 Год назад +325

    Never get tired of repeating it - WE ARE APES, you know a real conversation with someone is a non-starter if they can't grasp that

    • @KianaWolf
      @KianaWolf Год назад +53

      I'm quite fond of saying, "You're a great ape. Live up to it!"

    • @nerdjournal
      @nerdjournal Год назад +21

      I'd rather be a grape. Nothing wrong with being fruity. ;P

    • @magusmelanie828
      @magusmelanie828 Год назад +2

      @@nerdjournal "political troll" "dunning-kreuger expert" - forgive the lack of context in text, but I'm highly suspicious you're acting the Poe

    • @uncleanunicorn4571
      @uncleanunicorn4571 Год назад +10

      @@magusmelanie828 but... but... mah buleefs!?!? 😭😱😢

    • @kellywalker1664
      @kellywalker1664 Год назад +15

      @@magusmelanie828 that's not even a Poe, that's a random goof.

  • @Bildgesmythe
    @Bildgesmythe Год назад +39

    When I was young I had heroes in science, music and cinema. Then I found out they were deeply flawed humans. Did that mean their work was flawed? NO! It just taught me to redefine heroes.

    • @herzkine
      @herzkine Год назад +3

      ...in the next step we often sethe work of our heroes also has to be taken very carefully.

    • @Aliyah_666
      @Aliyah_666 4 месяца назад

      ​@@herzkineWhat do you mean by this?

    • @realdragon
      @realdragon 3 месяца назад

      "Never meet your heroes" or something like that

  • @xislost
    @xislost Год назад +86

    I absolutely love Project Steve.
    Great way to put things into perspective.

  • @DumbyDooDoo
    @DumbyDooDoo Год назад +28

    Creationists like "IF I CAME FROM MY COUSIN THEN WHY IS MY COUSIN STILL ALIVE!? CHECKMATE!"

    • @Jrez
      @Jrez 5 месяцев назад +1

      if you came from your cousin, your family must be from Alabama.

  • @TheMokeleMbembe
    @TheMokeleMbembe Год назад +43

    I really enjoy how he censors Lucy's """private parts""", almost as if HE doesn't believe she was "really just a three-foot tall chimpanzee." Hmm, curious.

    • @gastronomist
      @gastronomist Год назад

      Nobody wants to look at a chimpanzee's private parts.

  • @heiyuall
    @heiyuall Год назад +22

    “They assumed Lucy had human heads!”
    Meaning she was a hydra, or that she had a collection of skulls?

    • @AragornElessar
      @AragornElessar Год назад +4

      or (not as funny as hydra-headed Lucy) IamLucid doesn't know that Lucy is not the species' name. (And that there's more Australopiticenes than just A. afarensis).

  • @specialkgb1980
    @specialkgb1980 Год назад +54

    Erika you are clearly a skilled person in your field and so young. I admire you.

  • @lunasborednow
    @lunasborednow Год назад +33

    How does he list problems with our brains as evidence against a messy iterative process and evidence of a top-down design by a perfect designer?

  • @gupdoo3
    @gupdoo3 Год назад +21

    It never ceases to amaze me how thoroughly YECs misunderstand nested hierarchy

  • @DeviantincTV
    @DeviantincTV Год назад +117

    Unironically wearing a 'virgin' hoodie is hilarious 😂

    • @jonc4712
      @jonc4712 Год назад +57

      Virgin IamLucid vs. Chad Gutsick Gibbon.

    • @DeviantincTV
      @DeviantincTV Год назад +8

      ​@@jonc4712 perfect 👍

    • @NeutralMjolkHotel
      @NeutralMjolkHotel Год назад +16

      Here’s hoping he keeps it that way

    • @stripeytawney822
      @stripeytawney822 Год назад +4

      @@jonc4712 uh, giga-chad....

    • @dusty3913
      @dusty3913 Год назад +4

      Forgive me…I’m 51. What’s a “chad”?

  • @jemdhar4603
    @jemdhar4603 Год назад +134

    as an exmuslim this vid makes me facepalm considering that i had the exact same talking points back in the day
    great work as always erika :)

    • @angeliparraguirre7329
      @angeliparraguirre7329 Год назад +8

      This particular apologist is quite the silly person. It is unfortunate that people act this way and don't get schooled more often. If they did, then they could change their minds out of obligation, at least.

    • @fluffyduckbutt24
      @fluffyduckbutt24 Год назад +3

      Interesting.

    • @JustStaringOutWindow
      @JustStaringOutWindow Год назад +25

      Congrats on leaving Islam. You have my admiration!

    • @wendydomino
      @wendydomino Год назад +15

      I hope you are safe. I heard sometimes they can be very mean to "apostates".

    • @dizwell
      @dizwell Год назад

      It's a shame to mix up "Muslim" and "stupid". I'm sure it must be possible to be Muslim and smart. Iamlucid's problem isn't that he is or isn't a Muslim, but that he's as dumb as a rock.
      In other words, great for you that you're an ex-Muslim, but your current religious position shouldn't really have any bearing on your ability to spot stupidity.
      The other example I'd cite is: you can be a Catholic or an Anglican or a Lutheran and still know Kent Hovind has a single digit IQ. Being Christian doesn't make you a science-denying loon ...and being an ex-Christian doesn't make you automatically smarter.
      Dumb does dumb regardless of its religiosity, basically.

  • @lykortos4827
    @lykortos4827 Год назад +30

    The confidence displayed by someone so evidently ignorant of evolution's basic ideas is rather perverse. Another good video on your end, Gutsick.

    • @ACW-dn9wb
      @ACW-dn9wb Год назад +7

      Dunning Kreuger in a nutshell

    • @heinshaaine8153
      @heinshaaine8153 Год назад

      That are religious grifters for you... Kent howind still makes me want to vomit each time he lies...

    • @MossyMozart
      @MossyMozart 5 месяцев назад

      @lykortos4827 - It's as though he skipped his high school science classes for 4 years in a row.

  • @adamthaxton3157
    @adamthaxton3157 Год назад +14

    Also if this dude actually read the entire Descent of Man he'd realize that when Darwin was talking about women not being as smart as men he was calling out that women weren't able to get educated like men, and he hypothesized that if they were given all the same access and privilege that men in his society had to education, there'd be just as many lady scientists and experts. Which is honestly a super progressive viewpoint considering the rest of what the 1850s were like.

  • @peterdhanes8771
    @peterdhanes8771 11 месяцев назад +10

    Now there is an oxymoron, "intelligent design think tank".

  • @codybennett5305
    @codybennett5305 Год назад +29

    I love your videos, i've decided to change my major to anthropology because of these videos

  • @EatHoneyBeeHappy
    @EatHoneyBeeHappy Год назад +34

    In the wise words of IamLucid, he is an "unlearned and impressionable mind."

  • @phenomagator
    @phenomagator Год назад +35

    Thank you for making this channel. So much of the science that gets discussed around the topic of YEC is above my pay grade, so it helps me out a lot to hear the counter arguments to the claims being made as I don't know the truth myself! Your videos help point me towards the scientific journals and papers with the hard evidence in them. Lifesaver.

    • @fluffyduckbutt24
      @fluffyduckbutt24 Год назад +5

      I agree. I am finally learning the truth not silly sky daddy YEC bull stuff. Thank you Erica.❤

  • @jackvos8047
    @jackvos8047 Год назад +22

    How to prove humans are apes.
    Take groups of young humans and other young apes. Introduce them to an environment with a climbing frame and or easy to climb trees.
    Watch them all climb things because they can, whilst playing a game of tag.
    EDIT: tag you're it.

    • @dancingnature
      @dancingnature Год назад +4

      Even better get a baby under the age of 1 before they can walk and let him/ her grab an overhead bar. You’ll have to really pull to get them to let go and most likely will have to unhook their fingers one at a time . They can’t walk but they can grip hard enough to support their weight . Proof we evolved as tree swingers.

    • @MiserableMuon
      @MiserableMuon Год назад +2

      OR do a genetic testing.

    • @xaviervanzyl9299
      @xaviervanzyl9299 8 месяцев назад +1

      or get chimpanzees and put on the DOOM soundtrack

  • @memyselfandi4173
    @memyselfandi4173 Год назад +27

    As an engineer, I'm forever ashamed of my colleagues who think that their credentials give them license to doubt, with any sort of authority, biological science. The truth is that they are no more likely to understand evolution in specific and biology in general than the any person who had Biology 101 at university. I'm fortunate in that I started in biology -- like Erika, I wanted to be a vet -- but it turned out that I was much better at higher-level math and physics than I was at things like organic/biochemistry, so I switched fields in my junior year of undergrad. But, I still had that basis in evolution. Most people with engineering degrees just...don't. And when you have a hammer, everything starts to look like a nail, as they say, which is why I'm certain that most of those on the Discover Institute petition are engineers.

    • @fluffyduckbutt24
      @fluffyduckbutt24 Год назад +9

      Interesting explanation. I never realized this. I was a biology major my dad is EE. I was always shocked he could add multiple 3 digit numbers in head while I have no math ability and yet he thinks Wales are cold blooded fish.

    • @memyselfandi4173
      @memyselfandi4173 Год назад +6

      @@fluffyduckbutt24 Yeah, that doesn't surprise me. I'm an architectural engineer, and in my experience, a lot of us tend to think that there might be something to ID. Also in my experience, mechanical engineers tend to be the "worst" in this regard, but regardless of specific field, once you are a designer-of-things yourself, you tend to think that it's reasonable to assume that everything is designed by an entity, at least if you don't think about it too much. If you DO do an honest deeper dive, then you realize how unnecessarily complex biology is, and then any sort of acceptance of ID tends to fall by the wayside because unnecessary complexity is BAD design, not intelligent design. The problem is that most people, engineer or not, don't tend to do that sort of deep dive.

    • @xxbongobazookaxx7170
      @xxbongobazookaxx7170 Год назад +8

      I'm a robotics engineer that started in computer science and physics... which is why I don't talk with any authority on biology, if you want to know how to find shapes and characters in an image I could talk about that for hours without making a single mistake, I can't say the same for biology so I just don't talk about it, I have no clue how so many people have the ego to think that the qualifications to design a bridge gives them any authority whatsoever in completely unrelated fields yet I see it constantly

    • @memyselfandi4173
      @memyselfandi4173 Год назад +6

      @@xxbongobazookaxx7170 Constantly, yes. It's very discouraging. And the problem, to me, is that creationists/IDers will deliberately trot out engineers as "scientists" because the average flock member doesn't know the difference. They don't know that engineers aren't scientists, that while we apply scientific discoveries to the real world in various ways, we aren't scientists ourselves. That doesn't matter to the indoctrinated. They're told that engineers are "scientists," so of course we're all just as qualified as Dawkins to talk about evilution! /s

    • @phileas007
      @phileas007 Год назад +1

      @@memyselfandi4173 As an engineer myself, I think there might be some issue with the American educational system at play here, cause over in Europe basically no one has any trouble understanding fundamental high-school level biology. It's even funny cause I remember when taking some classes on numerical optimization algorithms, the best performing ones tended to be derived from mimicking evolutionary processes. It's like, we as engineers can harness the ability of evolution to improve our designs, lol.
      BTW: there is actually such a thing as engineering sciences, it's just not the same as natural sciences. So you can be a practicing research PhD - but your skill in unrelated fields is the same as expecting a PhD in psychology to explain nuclear physics.

  • @chrishirst671
    @chrishirst671 Год назад +11

    ".. to the unlearned and impressionable mind". FINALLY he got something correct, even if it was about himself.

  • @Albinojackrussel
    @Albinojackrussel Год назад +13

    Darwin is one of the very few historical people who I actually get more respect for the more I learn about him. He seems pretty progressive for his era.
    Saying that, it's worth noting that being an abolitionist in the 1850's in the UK wasn't really radical. Slavery had been abolished here since 2 years before Darwin was born and in the entire empire since Darwin was 29. Abolition was solidly mainstream in the UK by the 1850's.

    • @Bildgesmythe
      @Bildgesmythe Год назад +1

      I'm the opposite. I find him a weird guy, but that doesn't discount his work.

    • @Albinojackrussel
      @Albinojackrussel Год назад +6

      @@Bildgesmythe he was definitely a weird guy too. You don't study barnacles for 10 years without being weird

  • @grantpritchard7492
    @grantpritchard7492 Год назад +15

    I am eternally grateful to you for your excellent teaching style. Somehow you speaking for just a minute can blot out the stupidity of people, like @IamLucid, who prattle on for hours and say nothing.

  • @SouthernMenace
    @SouthernMenace Год назад +21

    My working theory is that a good chunk of these YT apologists just make those ludicrous videos to play the victim algorithm and to show in their groups that "I am the new crusader, now give me some money so I can fight the science devil worshippers".

    • @robertmiller9735
      @robertmiller9735 Год назад +6

      It is a winning formula, that's been used for generations.

    • @MossyMozart
      @MossyMozart 5 месяцев назад

      @@robertmiller9735 - And for currently indicted ex-presidents.

    • @robertmiller9735
      @robertmiller9735 5 месяцев назад

      @@MossyMozart Sadly true. As much as I'd like to live centuries, at the moment I'm glad for aging. Not that his successor will be any better.

  • @Hamartia64
    @Hamartia64 Год назад +13

    “femoid scientists”
    Never change, GG lol

  • @br3nnabee
    @br3nnabee Год назад +29

    I actually joined his discord server about 2 weeks back to just see what it was like and if he'd responded to any of the debunks, and here's what I learned:
    1. There's a massive community of pseudointellectuals who think they have complex discussions on these topics. Like, massive. And all of them will immediately attack you the moment you present an argument, rather than responding logically.
    2. Lucid doesn't even seem to be the biggest portrayer of this whole rhetoric. His whole community already had the opinion whether or not they had evidence, and all he was doing was feeding into it to make some money.
    3. Everybody in his community is incels and they have a whole section of the discord server dedicated to just holding back the urge to jack off every 10 minutes.
    4. For some reason a lot of them are adamant that Islam is the only Abrahamic religion? It didn't make much sense, and I spent far too long arguing with them, but I managed to get a couple of them to agree in the end so I consider it a win for common sense.
    5. Basically all of them are Tatesters, if that's even a surprise to anyone. When it was announced that the brothers were getting let out for house arrest, they all went wild.

    • @shinywarm6906
      @shinywarm6906 Год назад +17

      So basically, it's exactly as terrible as we suspected. Thanks for your sacrfice.

    • @whatabouttheearth
      @whatabouttheearth Год назад +5

      Some god damn masterminds I'm sure 😂

    • @jl2834
      @jl2834 11 месяцев назад +3

      yes because not being addiction to pornography is a terrible act

    • @sonny8456
      @sonny8456 11 месяцев назад +7

      @@jl2834nice terrible grammatical attempt at a straw man, porn addiction & reliving a fluid that builds up and is made to be released are 2 totally different things, conflating them is pseudoscience.

    • @sentientglitch
      @sentientglitch 10 месяцев назад +1

      yeah its about self improvement 💀they say Islam is because of the fact that judaism and Christianity are deviations, but the point is not common sense, that would be fallacious, the point would be to be correct

  • @ViniciusLuiggi
    @ViniciusLuiggi Год назад +5

    Best part has to be that we use both arguments "if we descente from apes why there are still apes?" And "if we descent from this hominins why did they go extinc?"

  • @xenomorphman3380
    @xenomorphman3380 Год назад +7

    I have been watching you for years now, i love your content, teaching style and mannerisms. I plan to introduce my daughters to your work when they get a little older, as i know they will learn so much from you. Thankyou Erika, you're awesome.

  • @firebladetenn6633
    @firebladetenn6633 Год назад +9

    This is the best video I've ever seen!!
    Well, it...just started, but here's a comment for the algorithm.

    • @cuzned1375
      @cuzned1375 Год назад +5

      Which, to be fair, is the best algorithm i’ve ever seen!!

    • @angeliparraguirre7329
      @angeliparraguirre7329 Год назад +4

      Definitely a video for the algorithm, if I do say so myself.

    • @MossyMozart
      @MossyMozart 5 месяцев назад +1

      And an algorithm for the video!

  • @pencilpauli9442
    @pencilpauli9442 Год назад +16

    Love how British accents seem to upset the anti-science mob.
    Sorry, that should be British accent singular, of which there is no such thing.
    One might say that British accents may be grouped into has clades which are still evolving.
    Life tends to diversity.
    I hereby coin the term, "Speakiation".

    • @RichWoods23
      @RichWoods23 Год назад +1

      Lamarck would have supported dialectical speakiation: the idea that a parent can, by accident or design, acquire an entirely new accent, complete with unique neologisms, and pass it on to their offspring. Divven tell us no tha, aye?

    • @MossyMozart
      @MossyMozart 5 месяцев назад +1

      @pencilpauli9442 - The conflation of British always = super smart and reliable trope is used by the young earthers / creationists by having some of their "documentaries" narrated by men with British accents for the cred. When they have the budget for it, that is. Thank goodness David Attenborough IS on the side of science!

  • @nicksykes4575
    @nicksykes4575 Год назад +9

    Thank you iamlurid, for acknowledging that the average Brit knows more about evolution than you do.

    • @miaomiaochan
      @miaomiaochan Год назад

      The average Brit probably knows more about just about every subject than the average American, I'm sorry to say. (Yes, even American history.) And it's getting worse, as right-wing politicians and activists have joined forces to undermine our public education system.

  • @MissyS1614
    @MissyS1614 Год назад +6

    This is my first time learning about Project Steve and are now am losing my mind. This is hysterical, thank you for sharing.

  • @raulcheva
    @raulcheva Год назад +8

    "This has been another exercise in frustration". Erica, all my sympathy to you for having to endure these (intentionally) misleading arguments. Thanks for debunking the enemies of reason and empiric knowledge! ❤🎉🎉😊

  • @Shabanezloth
    @Shabanezloth Год назад +8

    I just found you thanks to the podcast posted on Professor Dave's channel, and I'm so happy I did. You're really good at this youtube stuff

  • @Xostides
    @Xostides Год назад +13

    there should be a three-way crossover between Erika, Forrest, and Dave

    • @jamestown8398
      @jamestown8398 Год назад

      You mean like a debate?

    • @WooliteMammoth
      @WooliteMammoth Год назад +2

      @@jamestown8398 I'm sure they disagree on some fine points, but I doubt that they disagree on much. No, like a pro education triumvirate that dispatches of losers like lucid.

    • @MossyMozart
      @MossyMozart 5 месяцев назад

      @Xostides - Hasn't Ms Gibbon already appeared with them at various times?

  • @jaredgreen2363
    @jaredgreen2363 Год назад +19

    Kinda funny that he added a grass skirt when displaying Lucy. There’s absolutely not reason to do that.

    • @RichWoods23
      @RichWoods23 Год назад +10

      Just be thankful that he didn't include Michelangelo's David.

    • @Bildgesmythe
      @Bildgesmythe Год назад +9

      Christian modesty transcends time lol

    • @huskytail
      @huskytail Год назад +6

      @@Bildgesmythe the people of the three books are only modest when talking about the privates of humanity. If it's about killing people, worshipping money and ego, about rape... That's another story.

  • @lyndafjellman3315
    @lyndafjellman3315 Год назад +15

    It would be nice if those who dislike Darwin, actually had read his works.

    • @RichWoods23
      @RichWoods23 Год назад +2

      Especially the book on earthworms.

  • @goldenknight578
    @goldenknight578 Год назад +7

    I remember seeing Prof. Dave's video about this and couldn't help but hope that Erika would take a shot at it. She never disappoints.

  • @andrewkircher8261
    @andrewkircher8261 Год назад +9

    glad to hear your input on this one! always great work

  • @JM-or1hc
    @JM-or1hc Год назад +5

    Me at the end of video: That was a solid rebuttal.
    Me at the beginning: We have that mug!

  • @Rydgen
    @Rydgen Год назад +5

    I was really hoping you'd also hit this video and shore up where Dave fell short, which sadly, was a lot. You hit it much sooner than I expected, so I'm very glad indeed. Well done!

  • @Where_is_Waldo
    @Where_is_Waldo Год назад +6

    20:56 The "pecking" man 🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @kamion53
      @kamion53 Год назад +2

      😅😅😅 I almost missed that one.

    • @MossyMozart
      @MossyMozart 5 месяцев назад

      @Where_is_Waldo - I laughed, too.

  • @skybluskyblueify
    @skybluskyblueify Год назад +4

    Yes it was fun -- thanks for covering this. It was a pick-me-up. Love your stuff!

  • @sticks1990
    @sticks1990 Год назад +9

    I like what you do, thanks for sharing your expertise with us

  • @russellmillar7132
    @russellmillar7132 Год назад +4

    Saw Professor Dave's reaction. Glad you were able to tag-team this fine young fellow.

  • @LF-pe9ok
    @LF-pe9ok Год назад +5

    It really sucks that I haven’t met any of my ancestors because they all went extinct when I was born. It would’ve been nice to know my parents and grandparents and even a great grandparent or two.

  • @James-Lee-Smith
    @James-Lee-Smith Год назад +6

    I have no idea why people complain about your voice. I think it's cute. And the spontaneous laugh at 16:51 was adorable.

  • @potts995
    @potts995 Год назад +3

    This highlights a point that information and education inequality are serious problems in society.
    Social media can unfortunately compound the problem for those who are disenfranchised. Then again, it’s also good that there are people like you clearing up the otherwise smelly air of misinformation!

  • @damonbarber6553
    @damonbarber6553 Год назад +16

    Are you going to start doing shorts for the reels? I am a former BHI who is now rooted in science, and while conversing with my friends in my former faith, they send me pseudo clips of laymen attacking primatology. I would love to send them clips from your videos. Have a great day.

  • @southernsal3113
    @southernsal3113 5 месяцев назад +2

    Thanks! I'm always impressed at how much effort you put into your videos, even with all your other commitments ❤

  • @hurin1
    @hurin1 Год назад +6

    So great to see Project Steve mentioned again.

  • @lawrence5117
    @lawrence5117 Год назад +3

    Thanks Erika, watched your contribution to Aron Ra's channel earlier. Good stuff.

  • @heavensophia9382
    @heavensophia9382 Год назад +6

    14:10 I missed the first time you brought up the analogy of dogs and wolves, so I was going to use that exact example.
    I don't understand how they don't understand evolution, I understood intuitively as a small child raised to believe the opposite; creationism, which I never could believe in. Even without evolution, it would be crazy to think we were _"intelligently"_ designed.

    • @robertmiller9735
      @robertmiller9735 Год назад

      You see, they're trying very hard NOT to understand evolution, for fear of believing it. It probably takes a lot of effort.

    • @UncommonSense-wm5fd
      @UncommonSense-wm5fd Год назад +1

      I have always maintained that the religion should be sanctioned and its "education" should be outlawed, the fact indoctrination, specifically in Islam is forced on young minds without option is akin to child abuse.

  • @SadisticSenpai61
    @SadisticSenpai61 Год назад +4

    Um. Infanticide has actually been fairly common throughout history and prehistory among human populations across the globe - and it was usually because the infant was seen as unlikely to survive. Different cultures had different ways of going about it ofc, but it was and in some cases still is a common practice.
    Modern medicine (and society) has definitely influenced what we see as "unlikely to survive." And that's why most cases of the child being unable to survive requiring termination typically occurs in the womb (as that's also something we can detect and do now which wasn't possible prior to modern medicine). Like when a fetus has the heart develop outside their body - they will not survive birth. It's more merciful to terminate the pregnancy for both the child and pregnant person. And I honestly don't know why anti-abortion activists see that as bad - it's called empathy and mercy.
    But back to what this person was getting at. Infanticide is not something that sets us apart from other mammals. This is extremely well documented.

  • @RCGamex
    @RCGamex Год назад +4

    My guy,if a mama cat will adopt possums, dogs can adopt cats and vice versa, and a big cat can adopt a cervid, I think we can disregard the notion that mammalian mothers will reliably kill offspring who are a little bit different.

  • @StinFriggins
    @StinFriggins Год назад +7

    It's ok though! His video editing skills make him a credible source.

    • @angeliparraguirre7329
      @angeliparraguirre7329 Год назад +5

      Ah, good point! I need to up my video editing skills instead of basic research skills.

  • @martifingers
    @martifingers Год назад +6

    Just great stuff from GG.

  • @ianchisholm5756
    @ianchisholm5756 10 месяцев назад +2

    I love the way that IamLucid has to put shorts and skirts on drawings of hominins even though they're apparently not humans.

  • @StrawberryVein
    @StrawberryVein Год назад +5

    The bit about empathy being harmful to our species survival drives me crazy, because it's completely irrelevant to the point he's trying to make. If that were true, it would be harmful to our survival whether we evolved or not. If anything, he's arguing that God gave us negative attributes and stacked our survival odds against us on purpose. Really good message, dude

  • @shamelessmoose
    @shamelessmoose Год назад +2

    I laughed so loud at the "Darwin would be canceled on Twitter today line I'm pretty sure I woke up my neighbors 😂

  • @billfielder67
    @billfielder67 Год назад +7

    love your work

  • @slipperyrancidcheese
    @slipperyrancidcheese Год назад +3

    The 98% DNA similarity to pigs does seem to stem from a real thing, but it looks like maybe its a figure taken wildly out of context. A lot of it is over my head, but it seems to be referring specifically to SINES (short interspersed elements).
    Love your work Gutsick!

  • @williamwatson4354
    @williamwatson4354 10 месяцев назад +7

    Darwin sexist and racist? Well aren't we glad Lucid comes from a religion that condemns that sort of behavior.

  • @cenedra2143
    @cenedra2143 Год назад +20

    This was a nice suprise just when it was needed 😂

  • @brickwitheyes1710
    @brickwitheyes1710 Год назад +6

    Awesome, always love your vids. Soooo fun

  • @blueredingreen
    @blueredingreen Год назад +3

    24:22 Creationists commonly take aim at Darwin, while failing to understand that we don't worship Darwin, and all the work he's done has been verified, reverified and expanded upon by countless scientists. His scientific work stands up by its own merits, regardless of who he was as a person. And even if we throw everything he did out, we'd still have a mountain of evidence supporting evolution.
    But I guess it kind of makes sense that creationists would think like this, because their own belief system is dogmatic and any divine words depend on the reliability of those who uttered them, because they often can't be verified, and attempts at verification are often explicitly discouraged and equated with sinfully doubting God.

  • @tankfu1
    @tankfu1 Год назад +7

    As a designer, my experience in this field is one of the glaring giveaways that life is NOT designed. It's such a mess that it was one of the first cracks in my faith when I was a Christian. People at church would talk about seeing evidence of the designer in creation, and every time I thought, "wow, I'm not even a good designer and I could have done better." If you gave a good designer infinite knowledge, infinite power, and infinite resources, they'd never reuse stock from previous projects, they'd never accept poor user experience, and they'd constantly be tinkering to make sure new designs didn't negatively affect existing designs.
    Engineering is a different story. Engineers just need to make things work to specifications while designers need things to work WELL. Try to change a battery in a Ford Focus, or park your Silverado during a good snow, or get a 3d printer's settings dialed in. You'll see real quick that engineers are not designers. A good deal of the time, the PURPOSE for some decisions is to make using the product more difficult, so maybe god's an evil engineer?

  • @aarondeimund6898
    @aarondeimund6898 Год назад +2

    Thanks for all you do!

  • @Linguae_Music
    @Linguae_Music Год назад +5

    Love you Erica ❤️ (not in a creepy way, just in a respectful way lmao)

    • @theymademepickaname1248
      @theymademepickaname1248 Год назад

      Saying "not in a creepy way" makes your comment seem creepy.

    • @Linguae_Music
      @Linguae_Music Год назад +2

      @@theymademepickaname1248 Yes, it's a real catch 22, isn't it?
      But, sadly, this is the Internet, and I had to make sure my intent was clear!
      I'm gay anyway lmao

  • @trocknorat
    @trocknorat Год назад +1

    Great video! Thanks. I especially liked learning about empathy and why it evolved for the group's survival. I never thought about that before! Fascinating!

  • @direktive4
    @direktive4 Год назад +14

    unless he's a neurologist, he can't fix anyone's brain

  • @bloodyslatts1452
    @bloodyslatts1452 Год назад +1

    Nice work Erika.
    I'm sure you'll see this post amongst the 756 and counting in this thread's comments.
    I've just come across your work tonight and have indulged in a mini binge.
    Given the length of a lot of your videos I see I'm going to have to ration myself to one or two a day or face the wrath of Mrs BloodySlatts.
    Cheers.

  • @EricBurns1
    @EricBurns1 Год назад +4

    The greatest example for recent evolution imo is the London Underground Mosquito. Show them that and see what they say.

    • @kamion53
      @kamion53 Год назад +1

      Or God took the Underground to St.Pauls and, being the only passager not staring at his I-phone, thought: "Jeess, you know what's missing here? Bugs!" and tadaa! 🤡

  • @johnmcclure40
    @johnmcclure40 Год назад +3

    I am slightly disappointed that Ericka didn't try a British accent and classical music.

  • @russlehman2070
    @russlehman2070 Год назад +3

    As is so often the case, what he imagines to be his best arguments really only demonstrate how poorly he understands the topic.

  • @felixmbandandayitabi4536
    @felixmbandandayitabi4536 Год назад +1

    👍💯👍 I am in awe! How can you go through all that garbage and not lose your cool?

  • @MrGrumblier
    @MrGrumblier Год назад +3

    So if creationists refuse to acknowledge that humans are animals, do they think we are vegetables, minerals, bacteria, or fungi? I'd like to think I'm a fungi, but I'm rather boring.
    Edit: It occurred to me that the whole "if X descended from Y, then why is Y not extinct?" is sort of like asking "if I was born, why aren't my parents/grandparents/cousins/siblings dead?"

  • @jessestreet2549
    @jessestreet2549 Год назад +2

    the intro and outro music always gives me a buzz. love the art too.

  • @Shtoops
    @Shtoops Год назад +7

    Damn, you just love to see 1 million subscriber RUclips channels spreading creationism

    • @ajmeyers5661
      @ajmeyers5661 Год назад +3

      Depressing thought. But when I consider all the "skeptic" garbage washing up on potholer54's channel, I'm not surprised at IAL's sub numbers. I keep wondering if it was always this bad, or if "anti-science" and "anti-expert" are peaking like never before...
      Cheers! 😊

    • @Shtoops
      @Shtoops Год назад +2

      @@ajmeyers5661 ayo, nice to see you around these comments!

    • @ajmeyers5661
      @ajmeyers5661 Год назад +1

      @@Shtoops - I still lurk ph54 channel comments, I just stopped commenting. I feel like there's no real point addressing the "skeptics" over there, their arguments, or wading through their bogus links and/or reading papers that they cite without reading.
      It's much more pleasant here! 😊

  • @ajmeyers5661
    @ajmeyers5661 Год назад +1

    Only 12 scientists signing the "dissent" pledge meet Project Steve's more rigourous professional standards?
    That is just 'chef's kiss' f**king perfect!

  • @TheMoneypresident
    @TheMoneypresident Год назад +6

    Look into Brien Foerster and his elongated skulls. He has one where he put a older head on a infant body.

    • @magusmelanie828
      @magusmelanie828 Год назад +1

      This would be interesting - Brien has been banging on about these South American elongated skulls for so long, he needs a take down

    • @TheMoneypresident
      @TheMoneypresident Год назад +1

      @@magusmelanie828 Jon perry genetics channel has a few videos.

    • @magusmelanie828
      @magusmelanie828 Год назад

      @TheMoneypresident I'll have a look! I've saw good takedowns of his pseudo archeology, but not so much his pseudo anthropology

    • @TheMoneypresident
      @TheMoneypresident Год назад

      @@magusmelanie828 here is a early one ruclips.net/video/AdYT3GtTE2g/видео.html

    • @magusmelanie828
      @magusmelanie828 Год назад

      @Anthropomorphic Trilobite that sounds largely correct, I can't verify the first bit, but the 2nd yes

  • @sbushido5547
    @sbushido5547 Год назад +2

    He goes through that litany of things we "share DNA with" without once stopping to consider that hey...maybe those crazy biologists think that ALL life on the planet is related. Wild.

  • @MaryAnnNytowl
    @MaryAnnNytowl Год назад +7

    Yanno, that hoodie saying "virgin" makes me think it's probably not by choice. 😉 I'd wager that anyone who heard him spout his weirdass ideas and beliefs would slowly back away, keeping their back to the door, and leave as soon as humanly - apely - possible! 😂
    Thanks for all the cool videos you make for us, Erika. 😊 Stay gentle, ya modern ape! 😉
    ❤️❤️

    • @chebamonkey5681
      @chebamonkey5681 Год назад

      Maybe if you were more open minded you would know that it’s a sin to commit sex outside of marriage (lucid is not married) their for it would be a sin. Let’s not be racist now

  • @undrwatropium3724
    @undrwatropium3724 Год назад +1

    The Dunning-Kruger effect is when a person does not have skills or ability in a specific area but sees themselves as fully equipped to give opinions or carry out tasks in that field, even though objective measures or people around them may disagree. They are unaware that they do not have the necessary capabilities

  • @donnierussellii4659
    @donnierussellii4659 Год назад +3

    But he does have that cool, sciency mst3k-esque backdrop.

  • @TerenceClark
    @TerenceClark Год назад +1

    That petition gets even more hilarious when you dig into the details. Several of the people on Dissent from Darwin list felt they had been misled when they signed it and had no issues with evolution. Others disagreed with some consensus conclusions of evolution, but had no issue with the broad strokes of evolution. This should come as little surprise to most people who are familiar with apologist tactics.

    • @shanewilson7994
      @shanewilson7994 Год назад

      Yup. Being skeptical of something doesn't mean one rejects it. And you could easily read it as it basically saying "we still have more to learn."

  • @LauraTeAhoWhite
    @LauraTeAhoWhite Год назад +3

    @4:03
    I don't know about anyone else, but I don't trust a guy who wears a hoodie with the word "virgin" on it.

  • @adryanclay
    @adryanclay 7 месяцев назад +1

    So basically, on an evolutionary scale, we're all just VERY VERY half cousins 😂

  • @cennethadameveson3715
    @cennethadameveson3715 Год назад +3

    As always, a great video.
    I think the Darwin is a racist trope is more to do with a deliberate misunderstanding of the english used in his writings.