we might be able to genetically engineer our body to have a different shape, but we'd probably have other problems as a consequence, also it wouldn't fit our aestetic standards, it would require probably thousand of years also, to see everytime what kind of problem could happen during a life time and reproducing everytime
1. The dog would most probably say, 'Master' 2. Their bodies are designed to fit their needs. We fit more into our life than we can physically or biologically handle and that is actually the root cause of all biological issues.
The human body is a complete mess, I hope that the developers try to fix it in the next patch or update. Plus i would like to see a redesign to the human feet.
Mr.executioner >human skull doesn’t fully load at character creation >glitched appendix >wisdom teeth ruins dental mechanic >locked into one of three body types that effect skill builds I’d honestly quit if there were other games out there.
Actually the human body's design is much perfect for what it is supposed to do. First rule of design is that the form has to follow the function. What is the function? Survive long enough to reproduce, bring up the offspring so it can keep on reproducing. In fact our body excells so well at it, that it is able to spend most of the time with other things that aren't survivial or reproduction. In fact it does it so well that it can engage into recreational sexual intercourse without actual reproduction taking place. This kind of selfhate is so fucking stupid, judt stop practicing it. You can't change it anyway, and you are literally hating it because you don't actually understand it.
This. I'd imagine the human body would be pretty different if it was designed with intentionality, but I can't personally think of anything in specific about the spine
I NEW IT! My sister warned me when I was 10. "Let's play a game. If you step on the cracks you'll develop severe chronic back pain caused by herniated discs." I didn't believe her... and here we are.
Donkey Kong Well no actually. We didn’t evolve to reproduce. Organisms reproduce because they feel the need to perpetuate the species. And doing so they evolve depending on what works the best in their environment. If a member of the species is stronger and it helps them survive, then they will probably reproduce more, so there will be more « stronger members » in the specie etc Humans on the other hand, do not reproduce only to perpetuate the specie anymore. We dont’ look for what helps the specie go on as much as we used to. We still do a bit, though (of course it is unconscious). But then again, we do not reproduce just to reproduce. We didn’t evolve to do so. People don’t look for just anyone to reproduce with to begin with, and at the same time reproduction in humans doesn’t work exactly like others animals anymore either.
@@misscroupette9777 this is where you are misunderstanding... humans are still driven by the basic drives.. that desire to have sex with someone? yea thats your breeding instinct right there we have somewhat limited control over these to the point where we can build entire civilizations, but this control is relatively new in human psyche (humans been around for tens of thousands of years but our earliest civilization is about 6,000 years ago. and reproduction in a species is always unique always has been otherwise you don't have seperate species -_- you forget the desire to reproduce is evolved too after all an animal with no desire to breed doesn't breed and thus the trait dies out.
Jetfire/Quasar But humans, as well as some other animal species, can also have sex only for pleasure. How would you explain homosexual sex ? Or even heterosexual sex without penetration. That is not driven by breeding instincts ;) How do you explain those women who never want kids, and still have sex ? They don’t wanna breed either, and for their entire life that is. Of course the desire to breed still exist. I didn’t say we weren’t controlled at all by any instincts, just that it’s not as strong as before, because we can actually choose to have sex without pregnancy, whether thanks to the pil/condom, or just with abstinence or sex with no penetration.
@@misscroupette9777 sex without penetration isn't sex 😂, yes we are 1 of very few species that can have sex for pleasure BECAUSE of humans ability to procreate at pretty much any time that hasn't changed since the time before the pill. Women that choose not to have kids are don't pass on their desire hense why the vast majority of women want kids, since the trait doesn't get passed on 🤣. Homosexuality is a byproduct of the genes behind sexual activity, the genes are usually there to help a woman be more active (more activity more likely to propagate) and when a male gets 2 copies of these genes on the X chromosome it leans towards homosexuality It's also found in studies that when women don't have kids they tend to live less happy and fulfilling lives than those that do. They also tend to be lonely. Feminists HATE it be instinct droves A LOT of women's behavior, it's why Hypergamy will ALWAYS control women's choices
Wh-what is this? Impossible! m-my legs! I can't move my legs. I can't stand. I have a headache... a-and nausea h-how could this happen? Me, , feelings sick!?
"Design disaster, engineering nightmare" Considering it is made of collagen and has to sustain CONSTANT movement I'd say it is pretty good considering the time frame it is supposed to last
@@SpadesGame long story short Coming home drunk. Try out vrchat. Find snufkin avatar. Make friends. Lose snufkin avatar. People try and find it again, nowhere to be seen. Go on vrchat official discord to find avatar creators, get banned Ask random guy from the disco if he can talk to them for me, he agrees if we do homoerotic rp of some plague doctor from scp foundation. Agree. He also banned. No avatar. Due to the whole ordeal I'm permanently the snufkin guy. Combined old username with snufkin. Found the avatar again after searching for a couple of months.
@@dailydoseofmemes1803 yes I do, I have both conditions described here. I was also there when this meme started making its first rounds xD I was adding on DDD because well, it would make any real estate it's on disappear.
@Ethan Klein I'm lucky. I've had it for decades, with zero pain. I can't explain it. I've come across numerous patients who've come through my e.r. who are also surprised when some random x-ray shows scoliosis, because they've never had any problems, either. Supposedly about 25% of humans have some sort of spinal abnormalities, but don't have any symptoms. I also have spinal stenosis in my neck, and DDD in my lumbar spine. Patiently awaiting some sort of signal from my body that it's a problem. I'm currently 63.
Sorry to hear that... but you signed the contract were explicitly state that the human body of the version 20th/21st has some major flaws, but that's the price of being of the most advanced species of the planet earth and no, we cannot change your body for the much more better species of the galaxy of andromeda.
@@Ian21Ibarra the only way forward for humanity is to learn how to maintain perfect brain tissue health and how to re-create their bodies anew in vats, and finally to advance neuroscience and neurosurgery enough so that a brain can be transplanted from an old husk into a fresh body. Sadly from where I stand, I think this achievement is centuries if not millennia out of our reach.
Which is not necessarily a failure. It makes it obvious though, that _the use_ of our body sums up into problems. We can't even talk about a spine alone. Because the core is meant to function _with it_.
I know for a fact other animals, like rats, cats and dogs have atleast most of those bone problems, too(and osteoporosis is due to bone regeneration becoming worse than bone degradation(partially done intentionally by the body), as a result of hormonal changes that come from menopause/andropause, NOT walking upright). And the human spine is brilliant, but it's highly multifunctional and extremely used, so wear-and-tear starts to take it's strain after more than half a century.
Yeah, I thought about all the dachshunds brought into our vet clinic with life-altering back injuries related to discs and tried not to laugh at the glaring misinformation here!
I think that a big part of the problem is that with modern medicine we’ve extender our lifespan (and the one of our pets) longer that our biology can actually withstand, so we actually get to see every system decaying with time
@@coupedroite Yep. And advances in some activities (making sports more extreme or fast or whatever) only add to the problem. With the dachshund thing, it mainly comes from people overfeeding and allowing their pups to get fat, or letting them jump down off furniture too high for them to be safe.
@@angieemm finally I was hoping some people point out the obvious. If we consider how long humans actually need to be alive to "serve their purpose" aka reproduce, our body is close to perfection. There are just sooo many little things, so highly refined, about us. We are the pinnacle of evolution for a reason.
What I don't really like is that they say the spine is badly designed but they only list things that cause issues without giving examples of how it could be better. If you think of the spine as a tool, it can last you multiple decades without bringing it in for repairs and up to around 100 years with some damage but still being functional. Imagine using a tool for 60 years with only a few problems and then saying it is badly designed. The title just felt a little click-baity to me.
I wish I would’ve known that when I was younger! I have scoliosis, and being that when I found out I was a teenager, I didn’t want to have to use a back brace at school, so I went without it, and my back pain has since gotten worse, and I’m barely 24! I’m trying the posture thing now though. If I ever catch my self slouching, I correct myself. It’s incredibly hard. Haha.
@@Sergio-fu7mv I’m so sorry bro. I have scoliosis too. It’s a bitch. I actually had several surgeries done on my back, where they put metal rods in to straighten my spine. Every since the last one where the put in the permanent rods, my back has been mostly fixed. Maybe you should look into it. If It went well for me, it might for you too.
@@arnoldlee4625 stop saying profanities. This is the reason why people who believes in god makes me think that there is really no god and it is just our creation like anything else. It really makes me think that people like you are either acting like that because you think that your imaginary god is on your side and it will "save" you. I associate the beliefs in god as a childhood practice of having an imaginary friend
@@arnoldlee4625 I do respect people but not people like you because you cannot accept other people's beliefs. hypocrisy is truly our civilization's greatest virtue
After watching I'd say the spine is actually quite a wonder of engineering design. To handle the amount of stress, tension and millions of movements we put it through while also remaining flexible and allowing us to be bipedal seems to be more of a testimate to it's resilience. It's generally known that anything with moving parts breaks down (i.e hard drives vs SSDs). The fact that the spine lasts as long as it does is actually quite amazing! Side thought: I wonder if the breakdown isn't actually the design but rather the fact that the bones and collagen break down and get weaker due to disease and aging 🤔 Excellent video! Thanks for sharing 😄
@@hith2re actually the avarage lifespan in the old ages are low because child mortality normally adults lived up to 70 80 year old just like other animals
Buy some Bed Prism Spectacles. I don't know which pairs are the best. But if you are flat on your back they are very useful. These mirror specs are sturdy but shipping took forever. Probably better to purchase a pair that you can get in 48 hours. www.amazon.com/NYKKOLA-Healthcare-Spectacles-Glasses-universal/dp/B00AS9YNTC
@@danielyourboi8872 wow this was written 6 months ago, the good ol' days when a pandemic wasnt even a possibility in our minds...those were simpler times
I guess, the best position while running is to have your back upright and your shoulders back as it allows you to breathe in more air from your lungs. dunno if it helps your back though lmao
Well, i mean, its like part of you, and you cant takie it off yourself. Also, that dude is just vibin, what do you want from him, its kinda rude you know
yes of course dude it’s just an animation. Also we have hands you know not just a spine and a skull, just imagine people looking like that a skeleton with no arms just a spine a head and legs.
@@ryareyna921 i "said its like part of you", please read again before assuming that i thought skull and spine is the only part of human. And no shit that its just an animation, i thought they took real human, cutted his entire back and took some body parts for photos :o
@When Where His other work, such as social dynamics, brought down his overall grade. Plus, the human body would've been rated lower, but the prof felt impressed by how much he got done just limiting himself to primate physiology
@@DragonKazooie89 Your intention with that information is ambigious to me. So allow me to clarify it a bit. Yes, you are correct that people, us, have caused high probabilities for herniated disks in certain dog breeds. However, that doesn't take away the fact that animals can perfectly well develop herniated disks by themselves. We are only a catalyst, at best. ispub.com/IJNS/2/1/9109
@@Ninjaananas lol tell that to 99% pf population and also their ways of sitting or lying while using it,its natural that ppl look down while using it and not face front which seems inconvenient
@@katherinesproat1081 I feel you, by back goes S and my neck is also on backwards, it goes in ) instead of ). I honestly thought all this pain was normal until last year 😅
@@amydejesus9897 I thought it was all normal too. Until doctors couldn't figure out how I wasn't in any pain. I said I thought this was normal and they said it's not normal. I think we just get used to the pain after a while
@@amydejesus9897 I don't have too many issues with mine. At least not yet. Mine used to be a 15 degree curvature. It increased a few years ago which sucks. My shoulders, hips and the length of my legs is all jacked up. Just achy pain so far.
The spine evolved as a horizontal structure, a suspension bridge, or rather, a series of suspension bridges. Very few construction engineers would suggest taking a horizontal suspension bridge and tilting it upward into a skyscraper. So much for intelligent design.
Maybe this is why many of the Asian elderly seem to get around so well. They sleep on the floor, or at least closer to the ground than most. Maybe lying this way helps the spine fully rest at a position close to its natural setting?
I got up after watching this and did an experiment with my feet. When you don’t twist your body and keep your arms stiff you shoot force down towards your heels making that loud thumping noise known as force obviously, but when I twisted and moved my arms I was just gliding across ground without much issues. Science is amazing.
@@boblukas532 Bruh, you just said "no u". Yeah, you can always say it's perfect because it was designed to be this way. But that doesn't really hold up if I can just think of thousands of ways our bodies could be better.
@@boblukas532 doing what it is supposed to do doesn't make it perfect, if there are flaws, then it's flawed, that's how it works If I build a house and say that it's gonna easily collapse, and it does so, it's not perfect, it's just a badly made building
Of course it is. No sane designer would put such a large hole on the bottom of the skull. No one would put a weak spot on the top of your nose (lamina cribrosa) and gives chances for bacteria to come in. It's insane when you consider how you put the end of optics nerve on the back of the brain, passing through some other structures, instead of putting it in front of olfactory center. No one would put such a big brain for such a narrow hip till your risk of getting stuck in birth canal is probably highest in every mammals. It's a disastrous design, rooted in our evolution from fish to mammals.
Desmond Soo, these gay ass 4000lbs fat fucks sit on their beds and hate their bodies and complain about how their fries are burnt, and on welfare living with their fat ass kids eating fast food and drinking a gallon of Dr. Pepper!!! And I as a tax payer is paying for this mockery of humanity disgrace!!! Money is being wasted and and my back hurts carrying money to go do my taxes each year! Them disgraceful degenerate consumers that only take but never give back! Oh and I forgot to mention illegal immigrants do the same too!!! Now I’m hungry!!!
OMG Fake News HAHAHA. You were going good till you said illegal immigrants. 🤦♂️ piece of shit 🖕🖕immigrants work harder than you’ll ever work in your life 🗣
1:00 dogs and cats most definitely suffer from at least 90% of this list, so nearly all the same musculoskeletal disorders/damage as humans... just sayin'. i think the "only afflicted mammals" argument is a load of nonsense.
you have a source? there are reasons why humans seem to be the "only" afflicted mammals: our sheer numbers, extensive healthcare systems (which collects loads of data) and pretty darn long lifespans. dogs and cats, as the most popular domestic pets, could see the next highest numbers due to similar reasons (numbers, vets, extended lifespans); but they also are quadrupedal, so they don't experience the mechanical issues listed in the video. further, pets don't need to expend as much energy as their wild cousins to obtain food, so they would presumably exert less forces on their bodies.
Dont listen to this guy, dont wear cushioned shoes wtf. Its the major cause of knee problems and weakened feet/ankles. Wear thin and flexin able soles with no cushioning so you learn how to walk correctly. Walking correctly has a better cushioning effect than any soft material ur put under your foot. Dont spread old misinformation
But he is right, core is important. Strengthening back muscles less so, the core supports the lumbar spine more than the back muscles. It goes like this; strengthen your core AND upper back muscles. For most people the lower back muscles are already overpowering the core/abs so you shouldn't focus on that until your body is balanced again. Tight chest, tight lower back, Weak core, weak upper back. Thats most people's problem
@@bunja9101 the story of Adam and Eve in every abrahamic religion ever. they state that humans were in heaven above all beings on earth, humans were created in god’s image, perfect being incarnate. i can recite the Quran and the bible now if you want :)
If you think about it, the human body is the perfect case against intelligent design at the very least You can't claim we were specifically created separate from animals in God's divine image if you take a look at all the issues the Human Body has got that other animals don't.
That’s one of the things that shows sapience. Whereas animals are sentient (able to experience pain and react to stimuli), sapients (elephants, orangutans, humans, etc) are able to think, some better or quicker than others. In your case, just about how we’re all going to die one day and there is not a damn thing we can do about it, besides enjoying what little time we have.
Aileen Alex I think that we think badly of death because we are programmed to survive. We want our species to thrive and if we die, then it’s one less person to make sure that the species survives. It makes more sense in my head but I just reckon it’s due to instinct and survival. The idea of not existing is kinda scary. I don’t want all of my achievements to go to waste in a matter of seconds.
I'm getting tired of trying to like other people's comments and ending up missing and opening the replies section. (YT on mobile phone) Btw if your being harassed or followed in the streets, just make whale noises.
@@musicremixerlord6125 the fact that you're specifically referring to God as "he" means you can only be talking about certain versions of the concept. Though as an agnostic, I personally find the thought of God existing about as ridiculous as the thought of God not existing.
We should realise that we are not a finished product, we are still evolving from the apes to a good upright posture. So another reason to curse ourselves, we're not anything special, just an intermediate design.
@@justrocketscience3462 Dr. Georgia Purdom (PhD Ohio State University molecular genetics) says “Mutations and other genetic alterations are cited by evolutionists as the mechanisms used by evolution to add genetic information. But the problem for evolutionists is that mutations lead to a loss of genetic information, not a gain.” Watch ruclips.net/video/sLd2mOuyaLk/видео.html
Evolution isn't the process of getting "better", it's the process of adapting to better suit your enviroment through chance mutation. Sure I we may lose genetic information sometimes, but sometimes that genetic information might be the thing that lets me grow an appendix. Yay I am now approximately 100% less likely to die of appendicitis.
@@johnrey4341 Because the heels distribute the force of weight to your spine. Therefore you kinda run on your toes, which alot of sprinters do and its also effective as you get a longer range and faster acceleration. But there is always pros and cons to each and everything in your body, so running on your toes can also damage the heel if you are running the long range. So there is basically no proper way to run, therefore the only thing you can do to prevent having a back pain is by working out your muscles because the muscles work as a spring to the spine. 👍
The other con to running on your toes is that it puts more strain on your calves. Your calves have a lot of fast twitch muscles and hence are great for sprinting but terrible for long distance running. Another alternative is mid foot running, landing on the ball of your foot, while not as fast as toe running it doesn't have the spinal problem of heel running.
@@claypidgeon2808 Ok so this is a bit of a false assumption. Yes the calf has a large proportion of fast twitch fibre in the gastrocnemius (the one you can see the best) ~50% but the soleus (the one that sits underneath) is ~70% slow twitch fibre. We also have a huge achilles tendon which is used to elastically store and release energy making running a ton more efficient if you run forefoot/midfoot as opposed to heel striking.
Hey, Cheddar! Can you examine the human eyes next? It would be cool if we saw how you would explain why a lot of humans have myopia whereas every other animal with eyes does not, just like all the other 9999 problems unique to humans.
When I think about it, the eyes aren't the design disaster, rather the design disaster is the lifestyles and habits that are disasters for eyes. I'd love to see how Cheddar takes on that idea.
Daniel is partly correct tho. Nearly everyone can breed this days easily and survive etc. Letting a lot weak genes run lose prone to many diseases. Another problem is also the modern lifestyle, weakening of muscles and therefor support for bone structures etc. Foggy brain and lack of concentration. Weak eyes bc in cities everything is in close proximity and you don't have to look far and close anymore as much.
We had a very long period of getting rid of "weak genes" and only a couple of centuries to re-acquire them, so it's not going to be a problem yet. The short-sightedness is due to light levels, not proximity of objects; there's some mechanism for controlling what shape the eyeball should be that needs lots of daylight and makes them grow slightly the wrong shape if you have a lot of indoor light.
I am a physio with an engineering degree almost under my belt. Plus I grew up reading books about human evolution and comparing different anatomy. This video contains basically all tropes I try to mispell for my patients. The biomechanic model used is outdated, while still too often used for explanations. Please don't get me started on adaptations in late pregnancy. There is a lot, that is widely ignored. In adaptation for birthing. The waddle is a sign of disengaged core muscles. In active women, you definately see less of it. We do have so many problems, because our anatomy is buuilt for walking. All those problems listed are not a thing in rural Africa. In the cities they have started creeping up since the 1950s. But of course it has to be anatomy and not life style.
So the lesson ive learned here is to protect my back and body i must walk on all fours from now on. Thank you for the information, when people ask ill direct them here.
"...all of that force is entering our body through a single point: our heel" Except that's wrong. Heel striking is a result of people constantly wearing heavy shoes with raised, usually cushioned heels. Someone going around barefoot or with minimalist shoes will avoid heel striking because doing it is so bad at absorbing the forces that it will easily injure you.
I’ve had back pain since I was around 16 years old. What’s incredibly irritating is that when I was younger no one believed me because of how young I was, they probably thought I was just trying to get some pain medication or something. When I was 18 years old I finally got a cat scan and not only did I have scoliosis, but two of my vertebrae were deformed. They said it was probably from the amount of stress put into it throughout the years. Not all young people are faking pain! Since I started working out, and building muscle on my back I’ve since managed that pain, but I just wish people would’ve believed me when I was younger. Maybe it would’ve been able to get fixed early, and I wouldn’t have had to go through all that pain!
May i ask you what kind of fix u can have by getting your muscle strong around the spine? Or the back I mean how can the muscle fix a lot of not all of our bones pain?
actually, given another 10-20million years, evolution should correct more of these issues... though human interference could still keep some of the problems lingering on.
One thing this video fail to address is that the average life span of humans has doubled. Everything is design to have a certain life cycle. The design of our back is fine. We are just living longer than the intended life of our back. Just like our teeth starts to fall off after we reach a certain age. Nature never intended for us to live up to 80, 90, or 100 years.
How its actually made: The human body. The amalgamation of disasters. The brain forgot to render the mapping but slowly patched some cheats in to make it functional Almost lol
Ok... I called the doctor to replace my spine with a highly engineered and super technological titanium and carbon fiber spine... it only cost me $12.000.000... EZ...
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*"Doesn't everything decay and crumble as we hurdle towards Oblivion?"*
When you came for Science but got absolute darkness
not if they already figured it out at Area 51
Well actually, Science is basically absolute darkness because everything will result in darkness
You obviously haven't seen Joe Scott yet.
I came for the darkness
Bruh moment
Isnt it odd that we are literally so smart we can see exactly whats wrong with us, and how to fix it, but cant fix it
we might be able to genetically engineer our body to have a different shape, but we'd probably have other problems as a consequence, also it wouldn't fit our aestetic standards, it would require probably thousand of years also, to see everytime what kind of problem could happen during a life time and reproducing everytime
Yeah, people would look a lot less sexy if we fixed all the problems evolution put on us.
well there are some ways to fix it. evolution could be one, technology to help our spine could be another and thats all i can think of.
@@BierBart12 not really, because eventually it will become normal, and a new definition of sexy will replace the current definition
i mean... maybe bionic spines might fix that tho
"We don't see other animals complaining about their back pain"
Ah yes, almost forgot that my dog doesn't come up to me and say "father, my back aches"
Matt Smith hilarious 😭😭
a talking dog??? 😱
Tbh I'd probably shit myself if she did
I wish they could talk, my poor baby was in pain for years and we had no idea, he was so tough he just acted like his usual happy self
1. The dog would most probably say, 'Master'
2. Their bodies are designed to fit their needs. We fit more into our life than we can physically or biologically handle and that is actually the root cause of all biological issues.
*the human back is a disaster*
Me, a 18 year old who already went through 2 back surgeries: *yeah sounds about right*
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Video starts: You are going to get back pain someday...
Everyone: *straightens back, but then forgets all about it in an hour*
basically my whole life
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Video: "You are going to be in pain someday"
Me: "Oh man how I missed that someday"
Now I will do some Yoga and try to be flexible so I don’t have to do that
@Waldel Martell I couldn't sit in a chair properly if my life depended on it
"If you live long enough, you'll get back pain"
Me: 15 years old and already has back pain
pff I got back pain at 13
Can't agree more TvT
I am 32, I started having back pain at 14 or 15...All I can say is good luck
Stop sitting down all day you lazy fucks
35 and 17 years sciatica.
The human body is a complete mess, I hope that the developers try to fix it in the next patch or update. Plus i would like to see a redesign to the human feet.
Mr.executioner
>human skull doesn’t fully load at character creation
>glitched appendix
>wisdom teeth ruins dental mechanic
>locked into one of three body types that effect skill builds
I’d honestly quit if there were other games out there.
r/outside
Dr. Rock God:Don’t worry, it’ll come after the Rapture update
Hahahhaa best comment on the Internet 😂
Actually the human body's design is much perfect for what it is supposed to do. First rule of design is that the form has to follow the function.
What is the function? Survive long enough to reproduce, bring up the offspring so it can keep on reproducing. In fact our body excells so well at it, that it is able to spend most of the time with other things that aren't survivial or reproduction. In fact it does it so well that it can engage into recreational sexual intercourse without actual reproduction taking place.
This kind of selfhate is so fucking stupid, judt stop practicing it. You can't change it anyway, and you are literally hating it because you don't actually understand it.
The developers had to find a way to nerf the human build
Yeah we still have hydrogen bombs tho
They added stupidity. Probably the best way to nerf any organism. 😂
so you watch that channel
Tier Zoo watcher ?
I'd be fascinated to see how a designer would rework the human spine/legs to better suit walking upright and minimising back pain.
I already saw it, in the future, when I raided Area 51.
But I can't say to you because otherwise you wouldn't be there to save me
This. I'd imagine the human body would be pretty different if it was designed with intentionality, but I can't personally think of anything in specific about the spine
Lol have you ever seen what the man designed to survive car crashes looks like? 😂 id rather die
@@hottesttracks8055 Yeah, in a car crash
Look at paralympics runners's prosthetic legs!
It’s actually due to people stepping on cracks
Smoking crack is more like it
People doing crack
My mamas poor back
Klipklapklop • No its the furries 🙃
I NEW IT! My sister warned me when I was 10. "Let's play a game. If you step on the cracks you'll develop severe chronic back pain caused by herniated discs." I didn't believe her... and here we are.
Next Tutorial: How to remove back pain
Summary: Remove the spine
Bruh lol
Next video.- how to buy and change your spine DIY (30 minutes)
Ahh yes remove it
@@DiegoDuranRios 5 minute crafts
How to unparalyze your self
Reminder that Evolution doesn't create species with the "perfect" adaptations. Only adaptations that work well enough to propagate.
I'm calling bull shit on that if we evolved go reproduce why am I forever alone even after millions of years of evolution
Donkey Kong Well no actually. We didn’t evolve to reproduce. Organisms reproduce because they feel the need to perpetuate the species. And doing so they evolve depending on what works the best in their environment. If a member of the species is stronger and it helps them survive, then they will probably reproduce more, so there will be more « stronger members » in the specie etc
Humans on the other hand, do not reproduce only to perpetuate the specie anymore. We dont’ look for what helps the specie go on as much as we used to. We still do a bit, though (of course it is unconscious).
But then again, we do not reproduce just to reproduce. We didn’t evolve to do so. People don’t look for just anyone to reproduce with to begin with, and at the same time reproduction in humans doesn’t work exactly like others animals anymore either.
@@misscroupette9777 this is where you are misunderstanding... humans are still driven by the basic drives.. that desire to have sex with someone? yea thats your breeding instinct right there we have somewhat limited control over these to the point where we can build entire civilizations, but this control is relatively new in human psyche (humans been around for tens of thousands of years but our earliest civilization is about 6,000 years ago.
and reproduction in a species is always unique always has been otherwise you don't have seperate species -_-
you forget the desire to reproduce is evolved too after all an animal with no desire to breed doesn't breed and thus the trait dies out.
Jetfire/Quasar But humans, as well as some other animal species, can also have sex only for pleasure.
How would you explain homosexual sex ? Or even heterosexual sex without penetration. That is not driven by breeding instincts ;)
How do you explain those women who never want kids, and still have sex ? They don’t wanna breed either, and for their entire life that is.
Of course the desire to breed still exist. I didn’t say we weren’t controlled at all by any instincts, just that it’s not as strong as before, because we can actually choose to have sex without pregnancy, whether thanks to the pil/condom, or just with abstinence or sex with no penetration.
@@misscroupette9777 sex without penetration isn't sex 😂, yes we are 1 of very few species that can have sex for pleasure BECAUSE of humans ability to procreate at pretty much any time that hasn't changed since the time before the pill.
Women that choose not to have kids are don't pass on their desire hense why the vast majority of women want kids, since the trait doesn't get passed on 🤣.
Homosexuality is a byproduct of the genes behind sexual activity, the genes are usually there to help a woman be more active (more activity more likely to propagate) and when a male gets 2 copies of these genes on the X chromosome it leans towards homosexuality
It's also found in studies that when women don't have kids they tend to live less happy and fulfilling lives than those that do. They also tend to be lonely.
Feminists HATE it be instinct droves A LOT of women's behavior, it's why Hypergamy will ALWAYS control women's choices
Me: *chillin*
Fox: *decomposes*
Me: *wtf*
Quackadoo ikr that was kinda unnecessary
Yeah that was disturbing
Quackadoo AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAH
ahahaha i was like whoa
Quackadoo Wtf, me too🤣
Humans: "lets just walk upright"
Spine: "right imma hurt now"
Jotaro: I’m going to kill you
Dio: no you won’t I can stop time
Jotaro: same
ight*
Ama head out
Wh-what is this? Impossible! m-my legs!
I can't move my legs.
I can't stand.
I have a headache... a-and nausea
h-how could this happen? Me, , feelings sick!?
Our spine is destined to end up like than one guy that tried to hit giorno with a shovel
Also a design flaw: our breathing shares the same throat as eating causing us to choke
Which is strange when you think about it since newborns can breastfeed and breath at the same time.
yeah we need 2 necks !!!!
I am a design flaw
Rectify lmaoooo felt that
@@Rectiifyy condolences
"Design disaster, engineering nightmare"
Considering it is made of collagen and has to sustain CONSTANT movement I'd say it is pretty good considering the time frame it is supposed to last
Out of context but what is that profile pic with that name I gotta know the story behind it
@@SpadesGame long story short
Coming home drunk.
Try out vrchat.
Find snufkin avatar.
Make friends.
Lose snufkin avatar.
People try and find it again, nowhere to be seen.
Go on vrchat official discord to find avatar creators, get banned
Ask random guy from the disco if he can talk to them for me, he agrees if we do homoerotic rp of some plague doctor from scp foundation.
Agree.
He also banned.
No avatar.
Due to the whole ordeal I'm permanently the snufkin guy.
Combined old username with snufkin.
Found the avatar again after searching for a couple of months.
pretty cool to see how many more moomin fans i’m finding whilst in the comment now
@@JohansenMedia thats a pretty good story friend thanks
I guess the spine was designed to last for about 50 to 60 years only?
The spine is a failure
Scoliosis: its free real estate
Osteoporosis/degenerative disc: what real estate?
@@sparklepupfaeri7069 u just said it
U dont understand the joke
@@dailydoseofmemes1803 yes I do, I have both conditions described here. I was also there when this meme started making its first rounds xD
I was adding on DDD because well, it would make any real estate it's on disappear.
@Ethan Klein I'm lucky. I've had it for decades, with zero pain. I can't explain it. I've come across numerous patients who've come through my e.r. who are also surprised when some random x-ray shows scoliosis, because they've never had any problems, either. Supposedly about 25% of humans have some sort of spinal abnormalities, but don't have any symptoms. I also have spinal stenosis in my neck, and DDD in my lumbar spine. Patiently awaiting some sort of signal from my body that it's a problem. I'm currently 63.
Tell me about it
The knees is a disaster as well!!!! and don't get me started on shoulders.
And neck
Tell me how it's a disaster ?
@@waelwm4331 twist, stretch, compression, you name it. Everything's there.
Sorry to hear that... but you signed the contract were explicitly state that the human body of the version 20th/21st has some major flaws, but that's the price of being of the most advanced species of the planet earth and no, we cannot change your body for the much more better species of the galaxy of andromeda.
@@Ian21Ibarra the only way forward for humanity is to learn how to maintain perfect brain tissue health and how to re-create their bodies anew in vats, and finally to advance neuroscience and neurosurgery enough so that a brain can be transplanted from an old husk into a fresh body.
Sadly from where I stand, I think this achievement is centuries if not millennia out of our reach.
My damn grandpa tried walking now I suffer his consequences
He he didn't try to walk , we might have never achieved the dexterity , that we have now .
I would rather be knuckle walking it seems superior I've never met a unhappy gorilla
@@donkeykong5900 You should be absolutely ashamed for forgetting about your uncle Harambe. Always in our hearts ❤
The last thing I thought I'd see tonight was a timelapse of a decomposeing fox... _Isn't the internet a wonderful place?_
Gecko_ IKR so fun...
Yes as you're hurtling towards oblivion
That's what happens when you don't choose final destination without items
Lefyre lmao
That and decomposing humans is not what you want to see at 3am, it's nightmare fuel
Human: my back hurts like hell
Evolution: well yeah, but it gets the job done sooooo...
*25 years of age max*
@@spirameowmeow As long as you are old enough to dance with a partner who cares?
@@KRYMauL ooo ooo aaa aaa
Same as fever.
Body can't survive at high temperatures.
*Body increases temperature to kill sickness.*
Humans: ;-;
Human: my spine hurts
Body: do some exercise
Human: no, i dont think i will
She: you don't hear chimps complaining about back ache
Me: I'm I supposed to hear them speaking?
TBH, I did see them hold their back like it hurts on occasion.
You can't?
They can't speak but they can signal it to us by using their body language and ofc pointing/holding at the back. That's just me tho :D
imagine all animals can actually speak but when they're around us they the make their animal noises to remain undercover
@@volgerrie or maybe, JUST MAYBE, those animal noises they make........ are how they communicate to each other? No no no that sounds to silly eh?
“Standing upright is what makes us human” - I’m sitting down.
It's a brave new world!
To cut it short: Everything above the pelvis is only supported by the spine, that isn’t even a solid bone, and your core muscles
Wow, thank you
Which is not necessarily a failure. It makes it obvious though, that _the use_ of our body sums up into problems.
We can't even talk about a spine alone. Because the core is meant to function _with it_.
This is why working out your core is so important
@@lordflame89 Yup, milk and core
Hehe I am body builder
"The human back is a design diasaster"
Me: *cries in scoliosis*
Me except in si joint pain
Nefalez I was wearing that thing for a year and had to wear it for 22 hours it was hell
*cries with you in Diabetes Type 1*
i cant wait till i finally get treatment
Same
Coz animals can't talk and thats why they don't tell us their pain..duhhh
@@caycug1 Way to take a joke
@@caycug1 that's sad. I hope your doggo is okay
R/Woooooosh
R/wosh
@@JokerReaperComedy r/spottedthenobileuset
I've seen so many of these "design disasters" that at this point I think its safe to assume the entire human body is a design disaster
*Don't worry, we will evolve into human spaghetti*
Then we will be God's spaghetti
I know for a fact other animals, like rats, cats and dogs have atleast most of those bone problems, too(and osteoporosis is due to bone regeneration becoming worse than bone degradation(partially done intentionally by the body), as a result of hormonal changes that come from menopause/andropause, NOT walking upright).
And the human spine is brilliant, but it's highly multifunctional and extremely used, so wear-and-tear starts to take it's strain after more than half a century.
I was about to explain this. Only to be happily suprised by this comment!
Yeah, I thought about all the dachshunds brought into our vet clinic with life-altering back injuries related to discs and tried not to laugh at the glaring misinformation here!
I think that a big part of the problem is that with modern medicine we’ve extender our lifespan (and the one of our pets) longer that our biology can actually withstand, so we actually get to see every system decaying with time
@@coupedroite Yep. And advances in some activities (making sports more extreme or fast or whatever) only add to the problem. With the dachshund thing, it mainly comes from people overfeeding and allowing their pups to get fat, or letting them jump down off furniture too high for them to be safe.
@@angieemm finally I was hoping some people point out the obvious. If we consider how long humans actually need to be alive to "serve their purpose" aka reproduce, our body is close to perfection. There are just sooo many little things, so highly refined, about us. We are the pinnacle of evolution for a reason.
“We don’t see other animals complaining about their back pain.”
Me: I thought animals can’t talk.
They may not talk but they express their pain and discomfort in many ways. That's what they were referring to..
nor display any form of recognizable distress
I'm pretty sure they die before that kicks in. Like we used to.
@@samanthafox3124 are you trolling?
What about parrots
We need to sign a petition to God to fix us in the next patch.
@iEntertain It was a joke.
@jayvir jadeja whatever one fixes it fastest
@iEntertain r/woooosh
I think God uploaded the wrong patch for 2020. This one seems broken with all the covid stuff i keep hearing about.
@iEntertain for someone who has "entertain" in your name, you're lacking in that zone very much
I know my body is a design disaster unfortunately so is my face.
Oh no
damn
Not a design disaster ... you just gotta find someone who appreciates abstract art ❤️
Condolences
Same... same...
Evolution: *Develops humans. They become the dominant species.*
Humans: *Blames evolution*
Evolution: BRUH
Wind Soul 1:36😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 LMAO
actually everyone seems to be blaming god
but lol
Evercreeper I don't know why I found this so funny
What I don't really like is that they say the spine is badly designed but they only list things that cause issues without giving examples of how it could be better. If you think of the spine as a tool, it can last you multiple decades without bringing it in for repairs and up to around 100 years with some damage but still being functional. Imagine using a tool for 60 years with only a few problems and then saying it is badly designed. The title just felt a little click-baity to me.
Evolution is fake there is no fossils of evolution of animals almost like we just appeared from nowhere
84 years old here, my back has been strong and still going strong! Posture!!!!!!
I wish I would’ve known that when I was younger! I have scoliosis, and being that when I found out I was a teenager, I didn’t want to have to use a back brace at school, so I went without it, and my back pain has since gotten worse, and I’m barely 24! I’m trying the posture thing now though. If I ever catch my self slouching, I correct myself. It’s incredibly hard. Haha.
Teach me everything granny Morgan, please
@@Sergio-fu7mv I’m so sorry bro. I have scoliosis too. It’s a bitch.
I actually had several surgeries done on my back, where they put metal rods in to straighten my spine. Every since the last one where the put in the permanent rods, my back has been mostly fixed. Maybe you should look into it. If It went well for me, it might for you too.
God obviously dropped out of engineering school and winged it.
Or there is no god
@@sayadiyeojhenries.815 or you can shut the fuck up and respect peoples beliefs
@@arnoldlee4625 stop saying profanities. This is the reason why people who believes in god makes me think that there is really no god and it is just our creation like anything else. It really makes me think that people like you are either acting like that because you think that your imaginary god is on your side and it will "save" you. I associate the beliefs in god as a childhood practice of having an imaginary friend
@@arnoldlee4625 I do respect people but not people like you because you cannot accept other people's beliefs. hypocrisy is truly our civilization's greatest virtue
honestly all I see religion as is something for people to blame, rely on, and start wars over.
After watching I'd say the spine is actually quite a wonder of engineering design. To handle the amount of stress, tension and millions of movements we put it through while also remaining flexible and allowing us to be bipedal seems to be more of a testimate to it's resilience. It's generally known that anything with moving parts breaks down (i.e hard drives vs SSDs). The fact that the spine lasts as long as it does is actually quite amazing! Side thought: I wonder if the breakdown isn't actually the design but rather the fact that the bones and collagen break down and get weaker due to disease and aging 🤔 Excellent video! Thanks for sharing 😄
That's some positivity there.
That's exactly what it is.
It's because live expectancy has increased drastically and the spine hasn't adapted for 80 years before withering yet
@@hith2re actually the avarage lifespan in the old ages are low because child mortality normally adults lived up to 70 80 year old just like other animals
@Ra Him Well yes but im talkig about stone age where human population was lower and human diseases were lower too.
Literally lying on my back watching RUclips because I have a slipped disc. 😐
Feel better soon my friend 😬
Not good. Does ice gel packs and Ibuprofen help? i.e. shrink everything in the area to allow movement without pain.
lmao same
Spondylolysis... I feel you bruh
Buy some Bed Prism Spectacles. I don't know which pairs are the best. But if you are flat on your back they are very useful. These mirror specs are sturdy but shipping took forever. Probably better to purchase a pair that you can get in 48 hours.
www.amazon.com/NYKKOLA-Healthcare-Spectacles-Glasses-universal/dp/B00AS9YNTC
...so what you're saying is that naruto running is good for your back?
Phhh! I’m down
@@danielyourboi8872 wow this was written 6 months ago, the good ol' days when a pandemic wasnt even a possibility in our minds...those were simpler times
Alex C-P simpler times indeed stay safe!
@@alexc-p2392 crazy shit
I guess, the best position while running is to have your back upright and your shoulders back as it allows you to breathe in more air from your lungs. dunno if it helps your back though lmao
1:38 Wtf is that? I would be scarred for life now.
Well, i mean, its like part of you, and you cant takie it off yourself. Also, that dude is just vibin, what do you want from him, its kinda rude you know
yes of course dude it’s just an animation. Also we have hands you know not just a spine and a skull, just imagine people looking like that a skeleton with no arms just a spine a head and legs.
@@ryareyna921 i "said its like part of you", please read again before assuming that i thought skull and spine is the only part of human. And no shit that its just an animation, i thought they took real human, cutted his entire back and took some body parts for photos :o
Theory: God was one of those “creative” art students, and we’re one of his B+ sculptures
@When Where His other work, such as social dynamics, brought down his overall grade. Plus, the human body would've been rated lower, but the prof felt impressed by how much he got done just limiting himself to primate physiology
No god was running out of material so he just stuffed what ever was left and that's are spines
@KvAT Underratted
@KvAT true
I'd give it more of a C+
When you start with a false fact, it makes me wonder if the rest is true. Animals can definately get herniated disks.
Yeah she made a generalized statement
Well she hasn't heard an animal tell her that its back hurt so can you blame her?
@@Sixsince-dd2eu lol I shit you not, in my server we made the pingu seal that's your avatar an emote, you are a legend for having such a majestic pic.
That's because of us with selective breeding, especially in cats and dogs
@@DragonKazooie89 Your intention with that information is ambigious to me. So allow me to clarify it a bit. Yes, you are correct that people, us, have caused high probabilities for herniated disks in certain dog breeds. However, that doesn't take away the fact that animals can perfectly well develop herniated disks by themselves. We are only a catalyst, at best. ispub.com/IJNS/2/1/9109
Video: Genuine explanation why we get back pain
Mom: *iTs tHaT dAmN pHone*
It can make matters worse thats a fact
@@lordx4641
Yeah, the extra weight of the phone in our hands equals getting hit by a meteor directly on the head on a 90 degree angle.
@@Ninjaananas nah its because of the angle at which u look at it cause even more pressure onto ur neck
@@lordx4641
It is not the phone's fault when you do not know how to look at it.
@@Ninjaananas lol tell that to 99% pf population and also their ways of sitting or lying while using it,its natural that ppl look down while using it and not face front which seems inconvenient
"Back pain when you're in your 50's"
Laughs in scoliosis
Same. 20 degree curve in the middle of my spine. Aches like hell sometimes. My muscles clench up but don't relax again so it's like absolute hell
@@katherinesproat1081 I feel you, by back goes S and my neck is also on backwards, it goes in ) instead of ). I honestly thought all this pain was normal until last year 😅
@@amydejesus9897 I thought it was all normal too. Until doctors couldn't figure out how I wasn't in any pain. I said I thought this was normal and they said it's not normal. I think we just get used to the pain after a while
Right! After 24 years of living with it it got chronic when my discs also started messing up and that's when I got help 😅 just another joy of living
@@amydejesus9897 I don't have too many issues with mine. At least not yet. Mine used to be a 15 degree curvature. It increased a few years ago which sucks. My shoulders, hips and the length of my legs is all jacked up. Just achy pain so far.
The spine evolved as a horizontal structure, a suspension bridge, or rather, a series of suspension bridges. Very few construction engineers would suggest taking a horizontal suspension bridge and tilting it upward into a skyscraper.
So much for intelligent design.
Maybe this is why many of the Asian elderly seem to get around so well. They sleep on the floor, or at least closer to the ground than most. Maybe lying this way helps the spine fully rest at a position close to its natural setting?
@@DobbysStinkySock that and not eating an inflammatory Western diet that promotes degenerative changes, such as osteoarthritis
And some people are still creationists
Yet, it still works quite well, for the most part.
2:13 “you prob know this spot”
I thought they were talking about the tramp stamp 😭
SAAAME
I'm not sure if I ever knew that exact one. That sentence was too well placed to slip our minds lol.
4:43 me and the boys walkin'
LOL very underrated comment
Cheddar: *talks about the twisting and bending of the back wearing down your spine*
Me: "A'ight, Ima' lie down on the floor for the rest of eternity."
My back started to hurt half way thru this video... im 23
VerTeXzGaming damn.
Same!
I cracked my neck 3 times
My back is literally so bad I remain in a wheelchair most of the time due to scoliosis and fractures. I'm 31.
Im 19 😂
Me: “This video looks interesting and insightful.”
0:17: *shows a fox decomposing and rotting.*
Me: “Oh.”
You gave me an excuse to sit on the couch doing nothing to preserve my body 😌
I was thinking the same thing. "So basically we should just chill and watch internet videos? If you say so, I guessss so"
But then your muscles and nerves will atrophy and become weaker, putting too much strain on your bones... 😆🤣
@@nelsonth I will not believe your unless you provide a RUclips video evidence 😌
@@cantona222 I know you were joking, but here ya go 😉 :
ruclips.net/video/eSMQBLD1z-s/видео.html
Agreed
Spine: breaks
Evolution: hides the wrench behind it's back
Does anyone else's back suddenly hurt while watching this
My lower back has been hurting for a while. I'm only 17 :(
@@sansaraee I'm 21 has been hurting since I started cracking it. Sad thing is it cracks whenever I stretch.
Denki is best boy same
im 14 and my back cracks whenever i stretch and because of multiple gymnastic injuries my neck makes constant cracking noises whenever i move it
@@acr_master5594 well that's depressing
Cheddar: "walking with two legs makes us human"
people who have only 1 leg or less: "excuse me WTF"
They're not human, just 94% human or less :v
people in wheelchairs: excuse me what the fuck
What about birds?
They are cyborgs. (At least I wish all of them were)
People with no legs: am i a joke to you?
When the subtitles say "inaudible" at 3:13 she says Dowager's hump, in case anyone was wondering.
It was very clearly audible, so are RUclips subtitles just that limited in scope?
The subtitles were most likely written by someone who has never heard of that word in this context, and couldn’t make out what was being said
I got up after watching this and did an experiment with my feet. When you don’t twist your body and keep your arms stiff you shoot force down towards your heels making that loud thumping noise known as force obviously, but when I twisted and moved my arms I was just gliding across ground without much issues. Science is amazing.
Humans protecc
Humans attacc
But most importantly, it's easy to break our bacc
"I broke my back in another world"
Noice
They Think They Broke Our Backs!? HA!
@@paxonite-7bd5 I'd watch that
Just Some Guy without a Mustache ur in every comment I see
Humans: Hey let's walk upright, what could possibly go wrong?
*Back pain entered the chat*
Christians: "God designed the human body to be perfect."
The human spine: *"Are you sure about that?"*
ThePaintingBanjo well it’s technically perfect for the way the human body is designed, there’s always a reason behind our design.
@@boblukas532 Yes, and that reason (as demonstrated perfectly in this video) is evolution.
@@boblukas532
Bruh, you just said "no u". Yeah, you can always say it's perfect because it was designed to be this way. But that doesn't really hold up if I can just think of thousands of ways our bodies could be better.
@@boblukas532 doing what it is supposed to do doesn't make it perfect, if there are flaws, then it's flawed, that's how it works
If I build a house and say that it's gonna easily collapse, and it does so, it's not perfect, it's just a badly made building
Actually, it's not Christian doctrine that the body is perfect. You won't find it in the Bible, nor in early Christian Tradition
"If you live long enough, you'll get back pain"
Me, 13, already with back pain: Are you challenging me?
Same here. I think that sentence was meant for antivax kids lol
Coming soon from Cheddar:
*The Human Brain is a Design Disaster*
Of course it is. No sane designer would put such a large hole on the bottom of the skull. No one would put a weak spot on the top of your nose (lamina cribrosa) and gives chances for bacteria to come in. It's insane when you consider how you put the end of optics nerve on the back of the brain, passing through some other structures, instead of putting it in front of olfactory center. No one would put such a big brain for such a narrow hip till your risk of getting stuck in birth canal is probably highest in every mammals. It's a disastrous design, rooted in our evolution from fish to mammals.
The Human is a Design Disaster* lolol
I’m pretty sure that was just my neuroscience class!😂
@@spiritxdancer nah, I'm not a neuroscientist 😂
For being such a "disaster", it sure is capable of doing a lot of great stuff : )
The Human back is a design disaster
God: I didn’t come here to be disrespected
Me to God: u did NOW.
Sorry guys, my fult I told him to take short cuts, i didn't want to redesign the spine.
@@MN-bx5cs Man how you gonna fuck us all over because you're lazy?
@@MN-bx5cs i might aswell break your spine . but its probably already broken with your shitty desighn . Lmao
@Bad JuJu oh your an atheist?
People: Why my back hurts
Also people: Sit like they are boneless
Desmond Soo, these gay ass 4000lbs fat fucks sit on their beds and hate their bodies and complain about how their fries are burnt, and on welfare living with their fat ass kids eating fast food and drinking a gallon of Dr. Pepper!!! And I as a tax payer is paying for this mockery of humanity disgrace!!! Money is being wasted and and my back hurts carrying money to go do my taxes each year! Them disgraceful degenerate consumers that only take but never give back! Oh and I forgot to mention illegal immigrants do the same too!!!
Now I’m hungry!!!
@@phantomroads2621 such a positive man, a delight
Family E, your comment made me laugh!
@@phantomroads2621 dude im glad you still feel joy in life. fighting 💪
OMG Fake News HAHAHA. You were going good till you said illegal immigrants. 🤦♂️ piece of shit 🖕🖕immigrants work harder than you’ll ever work in your life 🗣
This is why I lay in bed all day watching RUclips
0:16 Well... that is one hell of a way to start of a video while I'm eating...
Paul Ryan is the only person I know who can stand without a spine. It boggles the mind.
Lmao
You win...😂😂🤣🤣
lindsay graham has negative spine - he seems to walk better for it.
He is a human spaghetti
1:35 yo that's my sleep paralysis demon
"Your life is doomed to become pain. Hey, it's a small price to pay 😃"
1:00
dogs and cats most definitely suffer from at least 90% of this list, so nearly all the same musculoskeletal disorders/damage as humans... just sayin'.
i think the "only afflicted mammals" argument is a load of nonsense.
you have a source?
there are reasons why humans seem to be the "only" afflicted mammals: our sheer numbers, extensive healthcare systems (which collects loads of data) and pretty darn long lifespans. dogs and cats, as the most popular domestic pets, could see the next highest numbers due to similar reasons (numbers, vets, extended lifespans); but they also are quadrupedal, so they don't experience the mechanical issues listed in the video. further, pets don't need to expend as much energy as their wild cousins to obtain food, so they would presumably exert less forces on their bodies.
How to manage this problem:
1. Wear cushiony shoes
2. Strengthen your core
Try using shoes without cushioning instead, such as Vivo barefoots.
But.but...id rather accuse the human body of having design flaws based my projection of societal production demands.
Dont listen to this guy, dont wear cushioned shoes wtf.
Its the major cause of knee problems and weakened feet/ankles.
Wear thin and flexin able soles with no cushioning so you learn how to walk correctly.
Walking correctly has a better cushioning effect than any soft material ur put under your foot.
Dont spread old misinformation
But he is right, core is important.
Strengthening back muscles less so, the core supports the lumbar spine more than the back muscles.
It goes like this; strengthen your core AND upper back muscles.
For most people the lower back muscles are already overpowering the core/abs so you shouldn't focus on that until your body is balanced again.
Tight chest, tight lower back,
Weak core, weak upper back.
Thats most people's problem
@Jerry Gonzales happens to me to
Spine: *Exists*
The 'jelly' in our intervertebral disc: *Ight imma head out*
Shut up
isaiah Bruh don’t be salty
@@King45321
Ew a *Normie*
religious people be like "god made us perfect"
this video:
we are above animals, the perfect beings incarnate.....yet were the only primate with back pain???
Since when did religious people say that?
@@bunja9101 the story of Adam and Eve in every abrahamic religion ever. they state that humans were in heaven above all beings on earth, humans were created in god’s image, perfect being incarnate. i can recite the Quran and the bible now if you want :)
I hate these kind of religious people
If you think about it, the human body is the perfect case against intelligent design at the very least
You can't claim we were specifically created separate from animals in God's divine image if you take a look at all the issues the Human Body has got that other animals don't.
Cheddar: Standing upright is what makes us human
Wheelchair users: Ouch
i dont like how aware this mad me of my own mortality
That’s one of the things that shows sapience. Whereas animals are sentient (able to experience pain and react to stimuli), sapients (elephants, orangutans, humans, etc) are able to think, some better or quicker than others. In your case, just about how we’re all going to die one day and there is not a damn thing we can do about it, besides enjoying what little time we have.
@@Zhroomy Why do we think badly of death itself Though?
@@Zhroomy i'm just being curious
It is our instinct to survive, we have self preservation hard wired in us.
Aileen Alex
I think that we think badly of death because we are programmed to survive. We want our species to thrive and if we die, then it’s one less person to make sure that the species survives. It makes more sense in my head but I just reckon it’s due to instinct and survival. The idea of not existing is kinda scary. I don’t want all of my achievements to go to waste in a matter of seconds.
I'm getting tired of trying to like other people's comments and ending up missing and opening the replies section. (YT on mobile phone)
Btw if your being harassed or followed in the streets, just make whale noises.
Must Save That Special Brew or even somehow clicking on their profile
Im so confused by your last comment xd
100% can guarantee it works. Don't do it if you're in ocean tho you'll get sexually harassed by some dolphins.
Make sure to always tie your toaster
Watching this is definitely a torture, with all these detailed explanations and painful doomed reality of human suffering.
Human spine: *exists*
Efficient evolution: *am I a joke to you?*
Doctors: "Spine was designed to fail."
God: *punching the air rn*
But anyone with common sense would know he is fictional
Fire music gamer And vlogs anyone with common sense would know this was a joke.
@@musicremixerlord6125 **fedora intensifies**
@@musicremixerlord6125 the fact that you're specifically referring to God as "he" means you can only be talking about certain versions of the concept. Though as an agnostic, I personally find the thought of God existing about as ridiculous as the thought of God not existing.
@@DissociatedWomenIncorporated Next time try to not contradict yourself.
“Ohhh my back” - Squidward
Lol! It's funny coz squids have no bones.😎
"Designed to fail" ah, just like ma used to say!
Planned obsolecense. Apple agrees.
We should realise that we are not a finished product, we are still evolving from the apes to a good upright posture.
So another reason to curse ourselves, we're not anything special, just an intermediate design.
Yeh, eventually we'll grow wings. NOT. Evolution is false.
@caycug1 Give me some evidence evolution is false and I'll give you some evidence it's true, look in the mirror.
@@justrocketscience3462 Dr. Georgia Purdom (PhD Ohio State University molecular genetics) says “Mutations and other genetic alterations are cited by evolutionists as the mechanisms used by evolution to add genetic information. But the problem for evolutionists is that mutations lead to a loss of genetic information, not a gain.” Watch ruclips.net/video/sLd2mOuyaLk/видео.html
@@caycug1 literally every other scientist than your Ohio State scientist believes in evolution. Want me to quote every single one now?
Evolution isn't the process of getting "better", it's the process of adapting to better suit your enviroment through chance mutation. Sure I we may lose genetic information sometimes, but sometimes that genetic information might be the thing that lets me grow an appendix. Yay I am now approximately 100% less likely to die of appendicitis.
Me: *Stands*
T8: Ight imma out
Me: Why do I have backpain?
My spine when i'm sitting down: C
@AmplifiedSilence you should definitely see a doctor and a chiropractor
1:42 Dude, wtf, we look so "dumb" without our rib cages and arms that is actually funny! Ahuasuhasuhasuhasuha
Back pain
“a small price to pay for salvation” - angry raisin boy
When running don't land on your heels. They shouldn't even be touching the ground when running tbh.
Why?
@@johnrey4341 Because the heels distribute the force of weight to your spine. Therefore you kinda run on your toes, which alot of sprinters do and its also effective as you get a longer range and faster acceleration. But there is always pros and cons to each and everything in your body, so running on your toes can also damage the heel if you are running the long range. So there is basically no proper way to run, therefore the only thing you can do to prevent having a back pain is by working out your muscles because the muscles work as a spring to the spine. 👍
@@AdamMarriyati thanks but running in heels is so silent so i liked it
The other con to running on your toes is that it puts more strain on your calves. Your calves have a lot of fast twitch muscles and hence are great for sprinting but terrible for long distance running. Another alternative is mid foot running, landing on the ball of your foot, while not as fast as toe running it doesn't have the spinal problem of heel running.
@@claypidgeon2808 Ok so this is a bit of a false assumption. Yes the calf has a large proportion of fast twitch fibre in the gastrocnemius (the one you can see the best) ~50% but the soleus (the one that sits underneath) is ~70% slow twitch fibre. We also have a huge achilles tendon which is used to elastically store and release energy making running a ton more efficient if you run forefoot/midfoot as opposed to heel striking.
Hey, Cheddar! Can you examine the human eyes next? It would be cool if we saw how you would explain why a lot of humans have myopia whereas every other animal with eyes does not, just like all the other 9999 problems unique to humans.
When I think about it, the eyes aren't the design disaster, rather the design disaster is the lifestyles and habits that are disasters for eyes. I'd love to see how Cheddar takes on that idea.
It's because humans don't get naturally selected anymore.
^
Daniel is partly correct tho. Nearly everyone can breed this days easily and survive etc. Letting a lot weak genes run lose prone to many diseases.
Another problem is also the modern lifestyle, weakening of muscles and therefor support for bone structures etc. Foggy brain and lack of concentration. Weak eyes bc in cities everything is in close proximity and you don't have to look far and close anymore as much.
We had a very long period of getting rid of "weak genes" and only a couple of centuries to re-acquire them, so it's not going to be a problem yet.
The short-sightedness is due to light levels, not proximity of objects; there's some mechanism for controlling what shape the eyeball should be that needs lots of daylight and makes them grow slightly the wrong shape if you have a lot of indoor light.
I am a physio with an engineering degree almost under my belt. Plus I grew up reading books about human evolution and comparing different anatomy.
This video contains basically all tropes I try to mispell for my patients. The biomechanic model used is outdated, while still too often used for explanations. Please don't get me started on adaptations in late pregnancy. There is a lot, that is widely ignored. In adaptation for birthing. The waddle is a sign of disengaged core muscles. In active women, you definately see less of it.
We do have so many problems, because our anatomy is buuilt for walking. All those problems listed are not a thing in rural Africa. In the cities they have started creeping up since the 1950s.
But of course it has to be anatomy and not life style.
*Walks on all fours after the video to increase my spines life span*
*Those Christians be like:* God made us perfect, but sin disrupted us
our sin was to exist
@@matheussanthiago9685 I still blame eve😂
Eve's fault😂
true lmao just look at them replying to those comments that jokes about how much of a design disaster the human body is
"If god exists, he has a sense of humour and is laughing his ass off at your grandma who forgot where her glassess are" - some joke I heard somewhere
I have to say I love how you end this on a positive note and not just "you're body sucks and you will suffer".
So the lesson ive learned here is to protect my back and body i must walk on all fours from now on.
Thank you for the information, when people ask ill direct them here.
"...all of that force is entering our body through a single point: our heel"
Except that's wrong. Heel striking is a result of people constantly wearing heavy shoes with raised, usually cushioned heels. Someone going around barefoot or with minimalist shoes will avoid heel striking because doing it is so bad at absorbing the forces that it will easily injure you.
during walking I like to think everybody's gait lands on their heel... while walking I land on my heel but land on the ball of my foot when running
Lol. What? People don’t walk on the balls of their feet. They run. When you walk, you ROLL on the BALLS of your feet.
Lytheus you don’t have to like to think it, because that is EXACTLY the case.
If you go heel striking barefoot, you will get pain within minutes.. And never do it again.
I’ve had back pain since I was around 16 years old. What’s incredibly irritating is that when I was younger no one believed me because of how young I was, they probably thought I was just trying to get some pain medication or something. When I was 18 years old I finally got a cat scan and not only did I have scoliosis, but two of my vertebrae were deformed. They said it was probably from the amount of stress put into it throughout the years. Not all young people are faking pain! Since I started working out, and building muscle on my back I’ve since managed that pain, but I just wish people would’ve believed me when I was younger. Maybe it would’ve been able to get fixed early, and I wouldn’t have had to go through all that pain!
May i ask you what kind of fix u can have by getting your muscle strong around the spine? Or the back
I mean how can the muscle fix a lot of not all of our bones pain?
God: i created human as perfect as possible
Human: you sure mate?
actually, given another 10-20million years, evolution should correct more of these issues... though human interference could still keep some of the problems lingering on.
We inherited the sin of Adam, so therefore we deteriorate and die. Believe in Jesus and you will die physically, but your spirit will live eternally.
@@caycug1 proof?
@@caycug1 i don't wanna live forever
@@alveolate We didn't come from nothing. Everything had to have been pre-programmed at the prime origin.
One thing this video fail to address is that the average life span of humans has doubled. Everything is design to have a certain life cycle. The design of our back is fine. We are just living longer than the intended life of our back. Just like our teeth starts to fall off after we reach a certain age. Nature never intended for us to live up to 80, 90, or 100 years.
How its actually made: The human body. The amalgamation of disasters. The brain forgot to render the mapping but slowly patched some cheats in to make it functional Almost lol
"no BODY is perfect"
Dr. Joe Hanson
Ok... I called the doctor to replace my spine with a highly engineered and super technological titanium and carbon fiber spine... it only cost me $12.000.000... EZ...
Sure you'd have a nifty spine, but you would still be a vegetable/cripple since science is nowhere near mimicking human spinal, and brain functions!
@@Renwoxing13 Shhh... I'm trying to put on a business... selling tech spines...
Ok Genji
the human body is the epitome of his finest creation an absolute masterpiece and a literal poetry in motion !
for twenty years or so.Then the shit starts
When you're hot, you're hot. When you're not, you're not.
We sit too much. We have weak cores..we don’t exercise enough
Speak for yourself