I'm Doing Everything WRONG | Aquwa Reacts to "Today I Learned Memes"
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Good day RUclips! Hope you've had a lovely weekend!
Thank you for watching and interacting with this video! 💙 Your support for me is greatly appreciated!
I also want to let you know that we'll be LIVE on Twitch today so do drop by and hangout for a bit! www.twitch.tv/aquwa
Aquwa congratulation for 40k subs i hope you will reach 100k soon.
Thank you Aquwa for uploading these stream "highlights" / Series, idk what else to call them, really appreciate it. I've binge watched almost all of them.
I like your point of view of things and overall your honesty. Some may be calling reactions lazy but i find it really entertaining, lots of us do thats why reactions are that popular.
Hopefully you'll keep those going, again thanks alot - you're doing great ^^
It is true, goofy is a cow, look it up lol. I don’t know why he isn’t a dog.
@Aquwa_VT
The thing about Subway Surfers is NOT TRUE.
did you know that it takes less power to bite your own finger off than it takes to bite through a finger thickness carrot?
you can't do it because your brain stops you.
Explanation: Denmark does technically border Canada. You see, Greenland shares a land border with Canada on a little island called Hans Island. What many people don’t realize is the fact that Denmark actually owns Greenland, as it’s part of the Kingdom of Denmark. There you go.
Hans Island is famous for the Danish Canadian WHISKY WAR
@@PatternerExactly! That’s why they have a land border there. They both wanted the island, and they compromised.
lets ask somr brits or frensh if land owned by the king or country is part of the country or just some tax free land owned by some bloaks.
@@satakrionkryptomortisdon't you mean: blokes?
As a petty dane, i am so happy this comment exsists
"Hold your horses" is from the days of cavalry. The horses would get antsy before a battle and would sometimes try to begin charging too soon, so the riders would be told to "hold your horses"
1. True. It is believed fingers prune to get better grip. If fingers suffer from nerve damage, they might not prune
2. False. Broccoli is of course grown green.
3. True. Pool noodles are applied to soften the impact of the horns.
4. False. According to most stationary producers the red side is for pencil, the more abrasive blue for ink, regardless of how good either side actually is at their job. On many versions of this eraser, there would be a stylized pencil tip on the red part, and a pen tip on the blue end. Other sources say the blue part was originally meant for thicker paper.
5. Mixed. Depending on how clean the flame is, it will have more or less of a shadow, and even a clean flame will distort light in a way that's shadowish.
6. Subjective.
7. True. It's just a display, not for storage of product.
8. False. Young sunflowers will follow the sun, kind of, while older less flexible plants will keep facing east, sometimes making them face each other.
9. False. As stated in the video.
10. Unlikely. While McDonalds hasn't made any statement for or against this claim, it's much more likely a hack that someone came up with, than the intended purpose.
11.Mixed. for economic reasons, all Skittles have the same taste, but instead contain a variety of cheaper aromas. Our sense of taste is deeply linked to color, and especially aroma though, leaving every skittle with a distinct flavor, so it's more a question of philosophy.
12. Mixed. The queen isn't chased around as exercise to burn fat, the worker bees start feeding her less, and stresses her to reduce egg production, slimming her down
13. True. Sleeping with the spine in a more neutral position will reduce strain.
14. False. Barney's Japanese voice actor is Takuma Suzuki.
15. True. That is indeed an owl.
16. Subjective.
17. False. Presumably. NASA has no publicly available official policy for corpse disposal. NASA did look into promession, though it's not been implemented at any point.
18. True. The tiger's skin is also striped.
19. False. Tinders logo is a flame to represent passion. This is just a wordplay.
20. I don't know what you're meant to to have learned about this.
21. True. 270 db.
22. False. This was made up by the NY Post.
23. True. More accurately 53% of wildlife, and 78% of pokemon.
24. True. Well, the Norwegian version at any rate.
25. True. While they can live that long, it averages at around 15 though.
26. False. The creator has stated that the game was created as a culmination of his love for street art, skateboarding, passion, music and street life
27. False. Energy comes from other sources than grass. Not all prey animals eat grass.
28. Who knows, maybe? Probably?
29. False. The belly button and umbilical cord does not function as a mouth. The umbilical cord carries only blood to and from the baby, with all the oxygen and nutrient the baby needs.
30. Mixed. Some restaurants use stock photos, and others take their own pictures of their foods.
31. Possibly. Open to interpretation.
32. True, kinda. Depends on your definition of "Earthquake," but also this was as the opening act to the Foo Fighters, who caused a much bigger tremor. The original source does not state where or if it registered in the Richter scale, though it's not uncommon at all for large concerts to do so.
33. False. There is no recorded case of an adult whale drowning without human intervention. Whales are buoyant enough that they'd expend little energy surfacing. They're more likely to starve, because of the energy needed to get food.
34. True. The secretary Bird, Sagittarius serpentarius.
35. False. Anslem Douglas who wrote the song covered by the Baha Men, has stated that the "dogs" are catcalling men, not ugly women.
This is taking way too long, and I've lost steam on this, and I'n only a quarter way through. Please correct me where I'm wrong, in the name of learning together.
not all heroes wear capes.
Different colors of Skittles are 100% different flavors though
PIN THIS MAN!!
@@Nacho_Bear I mean if they chemically consist of the same things as all the other colours, then no. They do not in fact have different flavours. I don't know if that's the case, and don't care enough to find out.
Wi-FI
WI reless
FI delity
GET OUT OF THERE TWITCH CHAT, THE BASEMENT'S OPEN! GO GO GO!
FINALLY LIGHT😫
CAN I GO SEE MY FAMILY AGAIN
QUICK BEFORE SHE REALISED IT GET OUT
Great job, soldier!
You've done it!
Hurry before she finds you and tries to recapture you!
"Who let the Dogs Out" is actually calling out catcallers. That meme keeps going around and the Baja Men of officially clarified this.
So, to explain the misunderstanding that Goofy is a cow. Goofy was originally introduced as a character named Dippy Dawg. Over the decades, the design changed to the Goofy we know today. The reason why Goofy is mistaken as a cow is that a majority of the time, when he needs a romantic pairing in a cartoon, he's paired with Clarabelle Cow. However, Clarabelle was originally paired with a character Disney doesn't use as much anymore named Horace Horsecaller.
The blue erasers were pretty goated! They're so good at their job that I can see through the paper! :O
9:53 as someone who had to work in a horders apartment, the place smells like a rotting corpse as is, so I'm not surprised.
Or there was a corpse in there. Ever thought about that, huh?
@@justkanakai doubt it, because it was in an apartment complex. That would've been the first thing I would've heard about. Instead I got nightmare fuel.
Well, obviously. There's plenty of rats decomposing after piles of trash already.
0:01 - The Boudelaire family fortune is apparently $13,000 USD.
You're telling me Count Olaf was chasing the 3 kids across 13 books... for $13,000 USD?! Brother could have made that much if he actually used his acting skills and associates for doing PROPER stage shows... unless I am misremembering details
@@Saibot_the_Noob To be fair, the setting of the books was vaguely 1930’s to 1950’s-ish. So he’d be a billionaire by today’s standards.
@mayborneflower ok, that's fair. It still feels funny in retrospect when you think about all the effort he went through, pursuing them, attaining different disguises, and all the other things he did chasing them down. Would it be as much as the fortune? Probably not, but still feels funny, with the proper context or otherwise
@@Saibot_the_Noob Too true. Anyways, as for why I know the total of the fortune, Nickelodeon hosted a sweepstakes to promote the then-upcoming movie adaptation. The grand prize was a “Boudelaire-sized fortune,” which was the aforementioned $13,000 I cited. Stuck with me ever since I saw those commercials as a kid.
And since I read all thirteen of the books growing up, I know for a fact they didn’t give a figure on the fortune. So the sweepstakes is the default, and that is hilarious.
@@mayborneflower not a billionaire at all, actually. Using 1930, that all translates to roughly $535,000. He would've been sitting pretty, but not a billionaire lol.
Dad jokes Aquwa missed
9:40 It's a phonetic joke based on the song "I Can See Clearly Now" by Johnny Nash
The line goes: I can see clearly now the rain is gone.
22:15 is based on a legal settlement ad that played for years.
"If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with mesothelioma caused by exposure to asbestos; you might be entitled to financial compensation."
Fun fact: Every human has stripes just like tigers though on most humans they are invisible and indistinguishable, and yes they have several patterns too. They are not a disease but rather they are a result of the way a fetus develops within the womb.
Random fact: did you know that bungee gum has the properties of rubber and gum?
Damnit, Hisoka!
4:13 For the Subway Surfers one, It was actually based on a short film at a film awards where a boy is fleeing from police in a subway.
Aquwa not knowing that flames dont have shadows DESPITE BEING BASICLY LIGHT INCARNET is crazy to me. Thats something I got suprised by when i was 6 or so. Made me burst out laughing lol Great video again. Really apreciate the content! Keeps my monkey brin entertained while I eat
flames themselves dont produce a shadow like normal objects do, but they cast a shadow due to the impurities in the flames. one quick google search will show you plenty images of candles being lit from the side to make it visible.
@@srkares I bet youre fun at parties
@@germansausage7310 i just hate perpetuating misinformation, which was done plenty in the video she reacted to.
also really, anyone should've noticed candles having a faint shadow above them, where the flame is, at some point in their lives.
@@srkares mf its a meme. if you take a meme for face value you need to touch some grass or are above 50
@@germansausage7310 its not a "meme", my guy, its someone thinking they learned something, but its wrong.
you can literally find dozens of comments in here pointing out that a bunch of stuff in this video was bs and correcting it.
just dont perpetuate misinformation, its really easy. you could've just gone "oh, okay" but somehow decided this is some kind of battle you need to win? thats really weird, ngl.
Random fact: Liechtenstein went to war once sending 80 soldiers and 81 came back
9:17 China talks about the movie in this aspect because it mentions historical facts that China itself forgot about for instance Tia lung use a combination of pressure points and bagiquan they forgot an entire martial art that they made
Mao was good at hes job of erasing chinese history you know.
"Cats domesticated themselves" implies that they are domesticated. They're not even any different from the wild varient. They just spent the last 5000 years living in our barns and homes being themselves.
Cats domesticated people is more accurate.
The reason "Why" doesnt follow the rule is because the word was "Wherefore" before it was "Why". Replacing the w with t you get "Therefore", which is the answer to "Wherefore".
THERE wolf, THERE castle
01:30
Winnie the Pooh is a boy. He is, however, partially named after Winnie, a real female bear from the London Zoo.
The “Pooh” part was originally a name which Christopher Robin Milne gave to a goose (or was it a swan?) he met on a walk with his father.
Winnie the Pooh’s original name was Edward Bear, but he also lived in the Hundred Acre Wood under the name of “Sanders” (meaning he literally had a sign above his door that read “Sanders”).
When people say “break a leg,” it’s actually because of an old superstition that telling someone “good luck” would jinx them. The other person’s explanation makes no sense when you consider people say that before a performance as well.
The story of Troy, as in the Trojan City. Dude phrased it as if Troy was some dude.
The Iliad is a famous "Epic" style poem written by Homer, who is also the creator of "the Odyssey" the story of Odysseus. I remember my Classical Language teacher in 6th grade having us translate pages from "the Odyssey" and "the Iliad" from Latin as work assignments.
Random fact: you cannot create file or folder named "CON" on Windows PC
Mexico and Japan have historically had a good relationship due to Japan being the first country to recognize Mexico as a country. Additionally they sent a bunch of Japanese to Mexico including samurai so now there's a non insignificant amount of Mexicans with Japanese ancestry. Including myself legally making me not a weeb.
Anyways the relationship has been pretty good almost 200ys later despite obvious problems both countries have faced including fighting against each other in the war. To this day Mexico is most lenient with Japanese people wanting to visit.
The only time this relationship was likely questioned would be when the Mexican president told Toei Animation to frick off when Toei said no to Mexicans gathering in the capital for a live viewing of Goku vs Jiren. Also apparently the cartel activity tends to be down when Dragon Ball related stuff comes out.
hmm, a random fact... "Despite current day usage, Sinister is just the counterpart to Dexter which means Left and Right Hand respectively." is something i recently learned.
also bonus fact that most probably know: the way mirrors work in many videogames is by having a mirrored copy of the room behind the mirror frame,as well as a copy of your character, which mirrors your movements. an example of that is MGS1 and you can actually glitch into that room and literally see behind the (smoke and) mirrors.
2:15 im guessing the pillow below your knees when on your back is so you dont have your knee bent forwards. hyperextension, or something i believe its called.
i was told that its not a good thing when i tried to touch my toes during a checkup. also obviously you are meant to breathe manually, not automatically.
3:35 the cuckoo does. though off the top of my head i cant think of any others.
5:12 read just a few days ago that a Rammstein concert apparently also did that in Hamburg, Germany. probably happens quite regularly tbh, its just about having a measuring device nearby.
6:58 just wanna point out i cringed at his pronunciation of that french name
7:47 that is true and not only in the US. though im only getting grey ones recently, so im wondering if the company opted out of that or my supermarket only gets batches made a specific day.
10:35 cringing again at the pronunciation of that german color name, but cant blame him as much for not knowing that. its eye-gen-gra-ow, hard G's, like in "go".
12:42 from what little i know, the Iliad is basically *THE* classic piece of epic literature and basically all modern epic hero stories are similar to it, intentionally or not. it features themes such as fated death, glory and heroism, but also hubris and pride. think about any franchise you like and it probably has such themes.
19:48 when i was a kid there was a really popular brand of markers that showed in their commercials to fill them with water.
21:38 duuuuude, does my brother not know what an "ale" is? no offense, but for someone who made reading his job, hes really not good at it and im not even considering the stumbles.
then he pronounces ale right, just to read mighties instead of mightest... i mean i dont know the guy, maybe hes dyslexic or something.
22:47 thats a load of rubbish, the dial is the *"browning control"*. it literally cannot control the time, because the time is dependent on how hot your toaster is on the inside. if you toast several slices right after one another, the ones after the first batch will come out faster, since the toaster doesnt have to warm up. there is a bi-metallic strip inside the toaster that determines when the toast pops out. the same tech is used in certain fuses in your home, to prevent the fire hazard of a grid using too much power for too long.
a lot of these things are very questionable. remember to not believe everything you hear on the internet, kids! -such as this alien claiming its female-
Agree on most of these. Just a note on the toasters. Traditionally they had the bimetallic strips, and the cheap ones today still do. Some of the more expensive models have switched to cheap computer chips on a timer (although that timer is not always set to 1:00 per number). There’s a good Tom Scott video on it!
Also, above, I commented on the “alewife” theory. As someone who studied western literature from the “Vulgar Latin” timeframe, I’m not convinced 😆
The way mirrors work in some games*, with path/ray tracing, you can have actual reflections nowadays, and it's becoming more common.
@@ruukinen true , i simply said "many games" to include games released in the past too.
its probably gonna be a while before games with proper raytracing beat out those that use tricks... or just dont have functioning mirrors at all.
(also the "nowadays" amuses me, because im pretty sure i read about usable raytracing tech back in 2007 or 2009 already. i probably still have the magazine somewhere. there was just no engine with it for ages.)
@@srkares Having the tech doesn't matter if it's not in use in games. But yeah I would say that games using ray/path tracing are already more convincing than the alternative since they can also do reflections of dynamic objects. It's also not limited to just set pieces. It can be out in the "wild" like reflections of water surfaces.
11:55 Yeah. the thing is there were 2 groups of pigeons. Some got food every time they pressed the button, some got it every now and then when pressing the button. the ones who got it randomly were the ones who developed superstitions. In their mind, they did XYZ last time and got the food, so XYZ must be the reason they got the food
23:09 Haha, I get it... "standing" for herself...
since she tripped
Thing is goofy is a cow because his girlfriend (in the old cartoons was claribell the cow) and each of the characters' partners in Disney are the same species!
22:33 the '52Hz whale' as it has been called has actually found a friend that talks at the same frequency
If a group of pandas is called an embarrassment.
THEN I OWN A FUCKING INCLOSURE!
The bottom drawer on my stove is the broiler, it will keep food very very warm….smoke test and char!
"I don't know any wildlife species that says their name to you!"
Cuckoo! Cuckoo!
I think this has to be a better example of how easy it is to create misinformation on the internet
13:46 that’s actually incorrect, break a leg is a term used in theatre to wish someone luck because saying good luck was seen as jinxing it and making a performance have bad luck so they say break a leg as the opposite of saying good luck to not jinx it
The toaster one is a it depends. Some toasters are "timer toasters" where the number refers to minutes. However, most toasters that people own today are capacitor toasters. Capacitor toasters work by filling a capacitor and when it's full it shuts off and your toast pops out.
This is not on a strict timer, for example, my toaster has a max setting of 7 but it does not run for 7 minutes on that setting. Instead it only runs for about 4 minutes. The lowest setting, 1, does run for about a minute though.
A side effect of this is two capacitor toasters at the same setting won't necessarily give you the same level of toastyness. So your hotel toasted bagel may come out extra burnt or not toasty enough if you use the same setting that you do at home.
10:26 Fun fact Batman drinks ginger ale instead of wine for this reason
I searched up Sagittarius bird to see if there were any vtubers. But then I found a documentary on secretary birds. But the weird part is that RUclips said I had already watched it. I HAVE NO MEMORY OF THIS!!!
Every time I see someone react to these types of memes or facts I am once again reminded that people have different knowledge points. It's interesting stuff
Fun fact: There are a lot of wildlife species that yell their names at you, just like pokemon do. Mostly birds.
What do you think a cuckoo sounds like?
Random fact: there is about 73,000 species of trees
Nu uh
quite a more specific number than the "over 60k" that i learned about from another vtuber just recently
@@srkares who did you learn it from
@@Rare_cat_capsule some green tree vtuber, during a minecraft stream
@@srkares thanks
14:12 "I love cats." Says the cat girl....
The scientific name for the secretary bird is Sagittarius Serpentarius.
Historically most clothes didn't have pockets in them. Instead they would have small bags fastened to them, and this applied to both men and women. In the... 1200s I think there was a thing where you would have your under shirt, a bunch of bags fastened inside, and some slits in your outer shirt to reach through. Eventually men began adopting coats which made it difficult to reach inside and that's when internal pockets started to become popular for men. Women continued to use the belt/sash between layers of clothing method, and purses were developed when it became popular for women to only use one major layer of clothing (they still had a single underlayer but that was underwear and having slit access to it would have been scandalous).
The thing about the oven is that it depends on what kind of oven you have. Some ovens its a warming drawer, some its a broiler, but if there's no function for the drawer on the ovens control panel then it probably is just for storage.
Drawer at the bottom of ovens is a broiler in some of them (Like mine). Also Wi-Fi is Wireless Fidelity.
‘You can’t see me’ being John Cena’s catchphrase is common knowledge
Scent is literally part of flavor though.
Wi-fi stands for Wireless Fidelity..
the REASON humans don't use 100% of the muscles, is...because you want to KEEP your muscles functional, lol
it's possible to do extreme feats, but because they're extreme, you also damage your muscles 'n stuff, which means that probably rather soon after the "high" of the moment passes, the pain hits, and you will have trouble doing even normal things, because of that ;P
usually it's not permanent damage, but it'll take a bit to heal back
technically the way to get swole is also to slightly tear the muscles and then when they repair themselves they'll become bulkier, but still...
"Who let the dogs out" is not about Ugly women. "According to various sources, including the song’s writer Anslem Douglas, “Who Let the Dogs Out” is not about literally letting dogs out, but rather a metaphorical expression of women responding to men’s disrespectful behavior, particularly catcalling and name-calling"
"Eigengrau" is German and means "own grey". It's literally _your_ personal grey. Everyone has their own grey.
The drawer on ovens depends on what kind of oven it is. some are just storage drawers and others are warming drawers. Also, don't forget you put food in there if you do...
And many of us use it for storage as we rarely cook feasts big enough to need a warming drawer to begin with but we could use the extra storage space all of the time. I've never used the warm function ever in my life, just use foil or put it in a crockpot to keep it warm.
If it was "wireless frequency" it would be Wi-Fri 💀
12:40 this is exactly what the son of ET with Snoop Dog would look like 😂
some animals were actually named after the sound they make, at least on my language, "cuy" makes a sound like that, "grillo" sound grii-grii.
Skittles do in fact taste different. Try one of each colour so you know what the flavours are, then pour the rest into a bowel, close your eyes, mix them up and try to identify the colours. I was 90% accurate when I did it. So I object to this statement.
The problem with TIL is that most of them are obvious when you think about it, so you don't bother to verify and find that that roughly 89.2% are completely made up. Take for example, 22:47. I'll trust the toaster makers on that being false but you are free to time it yourself.
If memory serves, BF Skinner gave them food randomly, like, explicitly NOT in any given intervals
Imagine a being from the 4th dimension just playing prank on us. Making us believe in ghosts.
Im already at college and i still have my horse plushie when i was a baby lol
3:33 the cat breed mao is apparently named after the egyptian word mao, meaning cat, which is so because of the sound they make
Fun Fact: In 29 states of the USA, physicians DON'T NEED TO ASK FOR CONSENT to do pelvic exams when you are under anesthesia. Meaning you could be getting your appendix removed and a surgeon could practice being a gynecologist if they want.
6:41 I didn't work because when they did the first test the cat got ran over by a passing vehicle
0:10 They ain't wrong, though I would know.
3:35 in cantonese some animals actually do say their names at you, the chicken(sometimes), duck, cat, dog(kinda), cow
16:47 adding to the tire part, they also show what the maximum allowed tire-pressure and weight your tires can handle.
However, in the frame in your car-door there is a sticker that shows you the recommended tire pressure, for all your individual tires, on your vehicle
Flames don't have shadows because they're light sources.
Heya Aquwa~ ❤ A couple random facts for ya, Captain:
>In many advertisements, the time displayed on the watch is 10:10.
>A hippo's jaw opens wide enough to fit a sports car inside.
>Allodoxaphobia is the fear of other people's opinions.
Fun fact you may or may not have known: The Ottoman military used what was called the Ottoman slap. They would use this slap when they lost their weapons during battle. They would be trained by slapping marble all day to be able to do things like getting a powerful enough slap to break your nose or even kill you at times!
5:56 Wrong it’s about guys cat calling girls
16:10 Yeah, Goofy's a dog. The cow is named Clarabelle.
17:41 I learned i have very light astigmatism at a heath evaluation for my drivers licence lol. Apparently I might have to wear reading glasses some decades into the future.
22:47 As I understand, it depends on the toaster. Sometimes its just an arbitrary measure of "toastiness", and sometimes its a duration of time.
that better be some damn good toasters then, else they'll fuck up each toast after the first one, if they rely on a timer instead of a piece of bi-metal that only costs cents and works just as well, if not better.
There was a bear in the logo all along?!?!?!? Thanks for the new knowledge, Captain!
3:39 the chickadee says its own name.
10:16 this was me in highschool with a dog from build a bear that I got my dad for his birthday. Last i saw of him, I had given him to my 10 yo niece in the old house. I should probably ask what happened to him and maybe hold onto him for longer just so I can make sure he stays in the family
Today I learned that Aquwa is pretty cool, and has a nice community of viewers around.
Video- Gives cool life hack you never knew about
Aquwa- WHY ARE YOU LYING
"your belly button is just your old mouth" has PirateSoftware::Thor chat vibes
Don't assume these are all true.
Skittles each have their own flavor that's relative to their color. I'm assuming someone may be confusing this with the actual fact that all Fruit Loops are the same flavor, regardless of color
"the scent tricks your brain" NO TF IT DOES NOT SCENT IS A HUGE PART OF TASTE
Skittles colors are different flavors. the green one used to be my favorite when it was lime but then they changed it to apple and I didn't like it. It amazes me people have such bad senses of taste that they don't realize this was a lie in the video
Also another fun fact cannibalism is legal in every state but Idaho if both parties agree, no desecration of a corpse or assault/murder of a person happens.
So if I cut off a finger at work accidentally, I could feed to someone else if they say it's ok in every state but Idaho.
12:16 i belive that this post is about Dorothy Eady also known as Omm Sety
The "ME!" after the fact about adults sleeping with soft toys was so adorable.
3:38 isn't being able to name 50% of the wildlife pretty impressive
Bro I did the pillow thing without even knowing it was right it just felt the most comfortable for me
0:52 Actually that eraser supposed to be used on hard surfaces, like blueprint papers and walls
its a procces called sonication, its uses are variable, i have only used it to break cells.
Fun fact you can summon aquwa by pressing alt+f4
11:29 this can also explain how zombies in media are able to easiely rip apart doors/windows/walls like it's nothing, they have no more safety measures
16:10 don't see me. 🐄
11:14 Muscles are sort of like brains, in that respect. The saying "most people only use 10% of their brain" misses the qualifier _"at any given moment"._ Different sensations, thoughts, and bodily movements are associated with different groups of neurons firing. All of your brain _eventually_ gets used, as you experience, think about, and do various things. If you used close to 100% of your brain _simultaneously,_ you wouldn't have "coherent thoughts" so much as you would have "an epileptic seizure". Similarly, the muscle fibers in your muscles take turns contracting, so they have time to reset the chemicals that let them contract. If you clench a large muscle and listen close, you can _hear_ them clenching and unclenching as a sort of low roaring sound.
11:34 Our brains are exceptionally good at making sure our bodies don’t fall apart.
percentages being "reversible" is just mathematical trickery: think % like algebra, so here % = 1/100;
if we have 52% of 37, that is 52/100 x 37 = Ans.
if we have 37% of 52, that is 37/100 x 52 = Ans.
Using rules of multiplication, both of the above can be written as: (52*37)/100 = Ans.
Well I wouldn’t say better grip underwater, but better grip on wet objects.
About the hairclip I always played with it like as if it was a man eating plant.
6:03 Its called candy corn because it looks like corn regardless if you stack it bruh...
4:40 so when we say kiss....
Wi-Fi is a name given based on the rise of Hi-Fi (high fidelity) audio at the time.
I have escaped the basement, but the other alien fam are looking for me, i might be locked back in the basement for the next stream though...
Denmark does border Canada, and we have also been in a territorial war for some time now, decades at this point.
They resolved that conflicted recently, in 2022.
Brooooo, frfr? Am sadge. Can't say my country is actively at war anymore.