Uncle Fester- Origin of Gas Pressure

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  • Опубликовано: 22 дек 2024

Комментарии • 182

  • @michaelbaynham5107
    @michaelbaynham5107 2 дня назад +63

    The worst thing about watching debunks of Nathan Oakley is that they contain images or recordings of Nathan Oakley. He is a hateful individual with no worth or wisdom.

    • @platypusbuk
      @platypusbuk 2 дня назад +9

      QE as well.

    • @rewdonaghy1305
      @rewdonaghy1305 2 дня назад +1

      Can’t stand him either. Smug idiot

    • @paulfitzpatrickpaulo
      @paulfitzpatrickpaulo День назад +2

      hes a grifter...did you see the video of McToon from Anthartica live calling him..He made shit of him

    • @michaelbaynham5107
      @michaelbaynham5107 День назад +4

      @@paulfitzpatrickpaulo WHERE ARE THE GUNS NATHAN? Hilarious!

  • @BrianBeuken
    @BrianBeuken 2 дня назад +42

    Were's the guns Nathan?

  • @tussk.
    @tussk. День назад +26

    Noakley - Gas pressure equalizes in a container.
    Noakley - There is a pressure gradient in this particular container. Only this one though.

  • @andrewjohnston6631
    @andrewjohnston6631 День назад +31

    Nathan: gas is produced at ground level and expands upwards
    Also Nathan: I don’t make any claims

    • @ReValveiT_01
      @ReValveiT_01 День назад +2

      Also, how can it be causing the downward specific vector if it's expanding upwards?

    • @joerichardson4325
      @joerichardson4325 День назад

      There's gotta be a "pelvic thrust" from the "Time Warp" song from "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" joke in there somewhere! There's just gotta be! 🌎

  • @mikefochtman7164
    @mikefochtman7164 2 дня назад +31

    Yeah, I've heard this 'pressure higher because O2 is 'created' near the surface' argument before. A followup question for this is, "Then why isn't the air near the surface ALL oxygen? What is creating the nitrogen constantly? Surely by now, all the nitrogen would have been displaced by this 'constantly created oxygen?" They spout off some silly idea without ever thinking it through, hoping their audience won't either.

    • @hopmajibhohepeajibho7595
      @hopmajibhohepeajibho7595 2 дня назад +5

      I like the claim that pressure is higher near the surface because there is more stuff near the surface to press on

  • @ReValveiT_01
    @ReValveiT_01 2 дня назад +36

    His followers swallow it and that's all that matters to him.

    • @Sköldpadda-77
      @Sköldpadda-77 2 дня назад +1

      That’s a mental image I didn’t need. 🤢

    • @MrOttopants
      @MrOttopants 2 дня назад +8

      "swallow it all" eew.

    • @davefear11
      @davefear11 День назад +3

      Giggedy

    • @mdpenny42
      @mdpenny42 День назад +2

      Are we talking about his threatened teabagging here? 😋

    • @horisview
      @horisview День назад +3

      That’s the motto of all the scammers.

  • @Requiem4aDr3Am
    @Requiem4aDr3Am День назад +9

    ah good old Nathan always so willing to show us how clueless he is about everything.

  • @nexpro6985
    @nexpro6985 2 дня назад +21

    Allow me to translate what Oakley said: *Flibbernibble wibber dribble mimble mumble jumble bumble flerp derp glerp.*

    • @fepeerreview3150
      @fepeerreview3150 2 дня назад +7

      Thank you. That was a great help.

    • @nexpro6985
      @nexpro6985 2 дня назад +5

      @fepeerreview3150 you are most welcome.

    • @aeroflopper
      @aeroflopper День назад +3

      that's exactly what he was saying thanks for that

    • @aldebaran4154
      @aldebaran4154 День назад +4

      That made more sense than Oakley. The wibber really does dribble.

  • @NomadSoul76
    @NomadSoul76 День назад +7

    This is remarkable. He's come full circle. This whole narrative of plants producing gas at the surface and having it slowly filter up or it's less dense only works if the gas is being lost at the edge of the atmosphere. I mean it still doesn't work, gas doesn't move that slowly, his model has gas behaving as if it's as thick as molasses so it slowly flows away from the surface.
    But on a more fundamental level, he's now adopted a model where gas is being sucked out into space in order to explain the low pressure at high altitudes.
    I mean, otherwise if plants were producing gas and increasing the atmospheric pressure, our atmospheric pressure would be constantly increasing. He hasn't thought of true enough to realize what he's done, I'm sure, but he has produced a model in which gas is produced at the surface and lost at the edges of the atmosphere which ruins his entire argument of why we are supposed to require a dome.

    • @Rev03FFL
      @Rev03FFL День назад +3

      Indeed. Spaceballs comes to mind; he needs a giant vacuum cleaner on the dome sucking out all the excess air. But where does that air go? It can't go out of the dome since there is nothing beyond the dome.

    • @guillaumeblaise
      @guillaumeblaise День назад +1

      For plants to produce Oxygen, they have to absorb carbon dioxide. So, at the bigenning you have CO2, at the end you have O2, how can he find more pressure with such logic, when the carbon is absorbed by plants ?

    • @joerichardson4325
      @joerichardson4325 День назад +1

      I wish someone would make a meme of a vacuum sucking oxygen out of Oakley's "chrome dome". This is the first I've seen him shaved bald.

  • @jimsmith7212
    @jimsmith7212 День назад +20

    Uncle Fester's evil twin.

  • @mhoover
    @mhoover 2 дня назад +11

    I can't imagine how they manage to get every single thing wrong.

  • @Sköldpadda-77
    @Sköldpadda-77 2 дня назад +9

    Fester just sits in his home studio, huffing his own guff, so it’s no wonder he doesn’t understand basic science.

  • @MartinJames389
    @MartinJames389 2 дня назад +9

    There is another source of gas, of course. You can witness its emission by visiting Oakley's channel at any time.

  • @aeromoe
    @aeromoe День назад +9

    Bob. Bob. Really? You suggested oakley look up an...equation? His freakin' head would explode.

  • @jimsmith7212
    @jimsmith7212 День назад +10

    Atmospheric pressure at 1,000 feet below sea level in mines is about 15.2 psi, as opposed to around 14.7 at sea level.
    Not too many plants growing 1,000 feet underground.

  • @sthurston2
    @sthurston2 День назад +8

    Questions for Nathan: If the gas comes back down, how does the other gas lower down not get in the way? How is the pressure not increasing over time as extra gas is always being added to a sealed system, like pumping up a bicycle tyre?

  • @ShawnHawkins666-33
    @ShawnHawkins666-33 2 дня назад +12

    Dear sweet feathery jesus.

  • @tobbex7372
    @tobbex7372 2 дня назад +13

    My ears are hearing something really stupid. Are my ears broken? For real? Please, no one can be this stupid...Right?.......right? Oh....

    • @BobtheScienceGuy
      @BobtheScienceGuy  2 дня назад +7

      actually, yes, they can

    • @bobblum5973
      @bobblum5973 2 дня назад +5

      Well, you see, it's because Nathan works so hard at it...
      🙄

  • @idahogie
    @idahogie 2 дня назад +15

    Oakley thinks there's an upward wind?

    • @martinconnelly1473
      @martinconnelly1473 2 дня назад +5

      "Think" is stretching the processes his mind does just a little bit past the point of credibility.

  • @wibblywobblyidiotvision
    @wibblywobblyidiotvision 2 дня назад +7

    Thanks Bob. More Nathan Oakley. The Christmas present nobody wants or deserves. Like a badly fitting jumper knitted from asbestos.

  • @nrellis666
    @nrellis666 2 дня назад +21

    someone should ask him why the water pressure at the bottom of the ocean is so high compared to the surface when that has no container either

    • @washoywa
      @washoywa 2 дня назад +1

      Iam.a glober, but there is a flaw in you strategy.

    • @marsluco1917
      @marsluco1917 2 дня назад +1

      ​@@washoywa "The container is the air", he would say. Most probably

  • @acefox1
    @acefox1 День назад +1

    So Nathan is so tied to his script about the Second Law of Thermodynamics that he doesn’t realize his non-explanation violates the Law of Conservation of Mass. Nice job Uncle Fester.

  • @David-ru3gd
    @David-ru3gd 2 дня назад +5

    I absolutely love Slappy's "Sky vacuum" at around 1:20!!!

    • @aldebaran4154
      @aldebaran4154 День назад +3

      A flerf dictionary would be about 20 pages long. One, they only understand about 5% of all used
      words and two, of that 5% all the words would only have one definition. Level - Flat. Vacuum - Machine that sucks. Perspective - Why the sun disappears. Horizon - Fake line globers are indoctrinated to believe. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @avi8r66
    @avi8r66 День назад +1

    Nathan has no idea just how dumb he is. We keep telling him, we keep explaining it to him, but he demands to remain ignorant.

  • @rubygray7749
    @rubygray7749 День назад +3

    There's lots of space existing in his mind.

  • @sendintheclowns7305
    @sendintheclowns7305 2 дня назад +12

    Cow flatulence will be next.

  • @ericerpelding686
    @ericerpelding686 2 дня назад +12

    The only thing Nathan Oakley cares about are the acoustics of his home studio.

  • @fepeerreview3150
    @fepeerreview3150 2 дня назад +5

    That sucking sound you hear isn't the "space vacuum" sucking off Earth's atmosphere. Don't ask me what it is. We're talking about Oakley here and that's dangerous.

  • @chassetterfield9559
    @chassetterfield9559 2 дня назад +7

    The whole basis of their imagined 'debunk', via the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics, is that entropy increases over time. To put it another way, the amount of 'order' within the system decreases, and 'disorder' increases. That's the basis of the " pressure next to a vacuum" argument, and that everything will equilibrate.
    But in their 'model' of containment, with a pressure gradient, they have a box, or better still a hollow hemisphere, where 90 % of the gas molecules are clustered on one side. And even the young earth creationists say that this situation has existed for over 6000 years. We would say millions & billions of years.
    Gravity is the 'force' that applies a bias to the model. But they deny gravity, so they're up Schitt Creek hunting for a paddle.

    • @BobtheScienceGuy
      @BobtheScienceGuy  2 дня назад +5

      I often wonder what their thoughts on ice cubes would be. Clearly a violation of the 2nd law as you are decreasing the entropy of liquid water when you make them. The answer is obvious to anyone that passed 9th grade chemistry in high school, but I'd love someone to ask him. I'm banned from his channel and can't even comment so I can't ask myself.

    • @clivedavis6859
      @clivedavis6859 2 дня назад +3

      They always leave out the part that it is the entropy of the isolated system that always increases. The entropy of other systems can increase or decrease depending on whether they are doing work or whether work is being done them. Also no system is perfect in reality.

    • @chassetterfield9559
      @chassetterfield9559 2 дня назад +2

      @@BobtheScienceGuy It's that old bugbear 'frames of reference' & 'systems'. You can decrease the entropy within one system, so long as that is contained within a larger system, where the overall entropy is increasing. A body can be within more than one system or frame of reference simultaneously, a tricky concept when you can't walk and chew gum ....

    • @Isolder74
      @Isolder74 День назад

      @@BobtheScienceGuy Of course they have never bothered to read the laws of Thermodynamics. Their version of the second law clearly violated the first law. Of course they don't care about that all they care about is they have a mantra to dismiss the globe with.

  • @mikeanderton4688
    @mikeanderton4688 2 дня назад +6

    Before Nathan discusses how things work in the universe, he should study how things work in the universe. That means at least one year of basic Classical Mechanics (Physics). It's obvious he never did that, so why would anyone be foolish enough to listen to his bad guesses? 🙂

  • @randalllewis4485
    @randalllewis4485 День назад

    Thanks for your videos Bob. Your set is the nicest looking thing I have ever seen in Vegas.

  • @aaronstonebeat
    @aaronstonebeat 2 дня назад +9

    I do think it's a bit unfair towards uncle Fester. He has some redeeming qualities. Nathan doesn't.
    😉

  • @xenusceptic
    @xenusceptic 2 дня назад +8

    A bond villain in a Christmas jumper

  • @Rev03FFL
    @Rev03FFL 2 дня назад +14

    So riddle me this. If plants, or some magic of the flat earth, continually creates new atmosphere molecules, and these slowly drift up creating a pressure gradient within the enclosed dome, wouldn't this result in a continuously increasing overall gas pressure?

    • @BobtheScienceGuy
      @BobtheScienceGuy  2 дня назад +7

      Why yes it would- see the Ideal Gas Law, what does the 'n' mean?

    • @fepeerreview3150
      @fepeerreview3150 2 дня назад +6

      I was also thinking, if there's all this new gas being created at ground level, then the sum total of all gases must be increasing over time and the pressure must be building. Also, if this stuff is going up (why is it going up?) and it's even reaching Everest, then it must be building up, up there, in increasing quantities, which seems to me would eventually give rise to a reverse pressure gradient, more higher up than lower down. He mentions something about it going back down again but doesn't explain how it does. The whole thing is rather confusing. It's made near the ground? It goes up? Why? It goes down? Why? Is the pressure slowly building? Is the dome going to explode eventually?

    • @BobtheScienceGuy
      @BobtheScienceGuy  2 дня назад +4

      I think the idea of it spontaneously falling back down the most interesting statement he made.

    • @fepeerreview3150
      @fepeerreview3150 2 дня назад +4

      @@BobtheScienceGuy Do you suppose all those little molecules get tired and sink? I know I would if I had to float up to Everest.

    • @bobblum5973
      @bobblum5973 2 дня назад +1

      Don't those who climb Everest sometimes use supplemental oxygen, or at the very least spend time acclimating to higher altitudes so their bodies develop more red blood cells to gather more of the smaller amount of oxygen at higher elevations? That alone would demonstrate the reduced oxygen level and lower pressure at those altitudes; if you done take them into account, you either pass out or die.

  • @rickkwitkoski1976
    @rickkwitkoski1976 День назад +3

    Someone should tell Hoaxley that to relieve gas pressure Pepto Bismol will help.

  • @jewersp
    @jewersp День назад +1

    Another problem with Uncle Fester's logic is that if there were a dome and gravity would be the result of a pressure gradient - where does the gradient come from? After all, if all the gas were contained inside a dome, the pressure - provided that gravity is just a phenomenon and not a force as per flerf logic - should be equal everywhere.

  • @kellyd6195
    @kellyd6195 День назад +1

    “It’s got to come back down again”? Hey Nathan…WHAT makes it come back down again? It’s almost like something is acting on it to make it come back down again. Hmmmm…if only there was a name for this? 🤔

  • @rustisamust9079
    @rustisamust9079 2 дня назад +4

    I can't listen to Oakley without thinking that he doesn't believe a word of his nonsense and it's all an act in his daily three ring circus. In the words of Billy Flynn: 'Razzle Dazzle 'em'.

  • @MrLogo73
    @MrLogo73 2 дня назад +4

    When the number of mol is the same for oxygen and carbon dioxide, the question is if the molar volume is exactly the same. This tells us, if the volumes produced are a little larger or smaller. Turns out, that the molar volume of oxygen is a little larger with 22.39 L/mol versus the one of carbon dioxide with 22.26 L/mol.

    • @BobtheScienceGuy
      @BobtheScienceGuy  День назад +1

      Interesting, pretty slight difference though. Is it significant?

    • @MrLogo73
      @MrLogo73 День назад +2

      @@BobtheScienceGuy It's interesting, that Nathan is wrong again. 🤣

    • @markstyles1246
      @markstyles1246 День назад

      They don't call it an Ideal Gas Law for nothing :-) . I think I've seen the equations for Non-Ideal Gas Laws but, IIRC and I might not, they were quickly replaced by "Use these tables of correction factors if it ever matters too much.".

  • @DD-qq8sn
    @DD-qq8sn День назад +1

    I think I see the problem here, and it is with Bob, rather than Nathan. We have all seen the comparison between flat earthers and pigeons playing chess. What Bob appears to be doing is trying to explain to the pigeon how the knight moves, when he should be saying 'get the f**k away from the chess board Nathan and let the grown ups play'. (Obviously, it is not really a problem with you Bob, your patient explanations won't help Nathan - he still has no understanding of anything - but they continue to be of value to anyone with more than one brain cell). Rather than continuing to misunderstand air pressure, Nathan should be trying to find out where all the Antarctic guns went.

  • @joewhip9303
    @joewhip9303 2 дня назад +2

    Absolutely priceless Dr. Bob! Well done! BTW, can Uncle Fester still light a lightbulb with his mouth? Inquiring minds want to know!

  • @aldebaran4154
    @aldebaran4154 День назад +1

    The Everest comment was so stupid. If there was a dome above us then oxygen wouldn't get thinner up there but do the opposite. All the gasses piling up up there would be a very serious problem. Uncle Fester just says we can go to the top of Everest while ignoring that one obvious "It's hard the breathe up here" fact.

  • @paull8678
    @paull8678 День назад

    I didn't recognize Oakley's voice at first because he wasn't screaming in a fit of rage.

  • @noneofyourbusiness7055
    @noneofyourbusiness7055 День назад

    "I'm not making any claims about it"
    "I don't have a model"
    "I don't know what the moon is"
    ...but my entire cult's dogma is 100% true and I'm 200% sure of that!

  • @bunnykiller
    @bunnykiller 2 дня назад +2

    TADA!!! I figured it out.... Caves, caves are pressure relief valves, as the pressure increases, the extra pressure is vented off through caves way down deep in the earth and as the air vents off towards the dome the caves will help balance the pressure loss if the plants dont produce enuf air... this is also the reason why there is too much CO2 in the air too, caves are made in limestone which contain loads of CO2... add acid rain to limestone and wala CO2 gas... and when the caves collapse trapping CO2 gas inside, it eventually makes its way to the fissures around volcanoes This is the reason why there is spikes in CO2 when volcanoes erupt, all that CO2 under hi pressure comes out pushing the lava out with it just like the science projects of volcanoes which use baking soda and vinegar for lava flow.... and earthquakes are because the CO2 gas is moving underground, lifting and shifting the ground and making it move as it works its way to the volcanoes.... earthquakes in California and gas release in Yellowstone, and all the caves in between, see the connection yet? LOL I could have been an awesome flerfer, but lying doesnt sit well with me... ;)

  • @RealBLAlley
    @RealBLAlley 2 дня назад +4

    They always pick out one example they think they can twist to support their dumbshittery. How do bodies of water not need a container to stay put, but the air does?

    • @martinconnelly1473
      @martinconnelly1473 2 дня назад

      That's what the ice wall is for in their minds. There is an edge to the world with a wall as well and on that wall sits the airtight dome of the firmament. The problem is that both the wall and the dome are thought experiments with no logical possibility of existing and not a single piece of proof ever produced for them.

  • @chrisdurhammusicchannel
    @chrisdurhammusicchannel День назад +1

    👍👍👍👍👍👍

  • @gottagowork
    @gottagowork 2 дня назад +1

    Anyone else have this problem where playback of the video suddenly changes to another audio track (in my case French, always the top one), with no possibility to change it back to English? It worked if I reloaded the page though, but it's the second time its happened to me in just a few days.

  • @cuross01
    @cuross01 2 дня назад +2

    Lol no Nathan has to explain how fast gas pressure expands. After all, his own demonstrations, show gas expanding into vacuum really really fast

  • @judybassett9390
    @judybassett9390 2 дня назад +9

    Is Oakley just pretending to be this ignorant? If he isn't, it's a good thing that breathing does not require conscious thought.

    • @BobtheScienceGuy
      @BobtheScienceGuy  2 дня назад +2

      Agree

    • @sendintheclowns7305
      @sendintheclowns7305 2 дня назад +1

      His followers don't need to pretend.

    • @CryptoRoast_0
      @CryptoRoast_0 День назад +1

      He is suffering from severe Sunk Cost fallacy. It's his entire life now. His wife left him. He's destroyed friendships. It's all he does.

    • @sendintheclowns7305
      @sendintheclowns7305 День назад +1

      @@CryptoRoast_0 It's all he can do, he's rendered himself unemployable.

    • @CryptoRoast_0
      @CryptoRoast_0 День назад

      @@sendintheclowns7305 exactly. Think of all the relationships either withered and died or explicitly ended over his obsession? He can't function outside of this. Everyone he knows is a voice in discord. It sad.

  • @draco2k729
    @draco2k729 День назад

    They still think 10 to the NEGATIVE 17 is a BIG number.

  • @realcygnus
    @realcygnus 2 дня назад +6

    just wow

  • @Soundbrigade
    @Soundbrigade День назад +2

    Not really the topic, but some flerf plagued me in a comment section asking about the curve, so I gave him the radius. No, he still insisted he wanted evidence so I hinted this guy about images from satellites and how to easily measure it oneself. No, again “Nu-uh!” and another logical fallacy.
    These people are nothing but personal incredulities …. They will never accept any explanation or evidence. NEVER!

    • @Isolder74
      @Isolder74 День назад

      Look Bob has measured the curve over a lake and they just dismiss it. The curve clearly happens and we can measure it and the drop to the horizon that they insist does not exist. They don't really want the answers to their questions as when they are given just that they just cry fake.
      They constantly make demands, such as Mark Seargent asking for a panorama during a space mission while ignoring the ones that already exist(Such as the multiple pans from every moon mission to land on the moon).

  • @rt9648
    @rt9648 День назад

    Nathan...so gas DOES go down go boom boom?? "Interesting."

  • @aeroflopper
    @aeroflopper День назад +2

    he insinuating that the air pressure is the same at any given altitude, but its not. Surely, if there was a container, it would be the same at any altitude, or did i miss that bit?

    • @markpage3813
      @markpage3813 День назад

      And how are siphons explained without a gradient?

  • @Oldwhiteguy
    @Oldwhiteguy 2 дня назад +4

    Once again I say while it’s hilarious these poor people are to be pitied rather than ridiculed, they need mental help.

    • @afonsodealbuquerque4115
      @afonsodealbuquerque4115 2 дня назад +1

      I would agree with you if you think of people that genuinely believe in flat earth, but not Oakley. He is just a very nasty human being

    • @KremitFrogman
      @KremitFrogman 2 дня назад +5

      You can’t help somebody that refuses to accept that they have a problem.

  • @frantri3246
    @frantri3246 2 дня назад +2

    Take a closed vertical tube, fill it with smoke. Wait for the smoke to calm down. Measure pressure at various points. Disturb the smoke. Wait until it settles. Measure. Repeat. How the hell can there be a pressure gradient when there is no gas movement? And why do you get the same measurements at specific heights?

    • @keith726able
      @keith726able 2 дня назад +1

      No you don't get the same pressure measurement at different heights. Each height has its own pressure, caused by the weight of the gas above it.

    • @keith726able
      @keith726able 2 дня назад +1

      Oh, I guess you don't believe in gravity. 😂

    • @frantri3246
      @frantri3246 День назад

      @@keith726able I did not write different heigths, read again! And also, why did I add smoke? To show that the pressure gradient does not come from oxygen travelling from the plant to the mountain (which might be the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard)

    • @keith726able
      @keith726able 21 минуту назад

      ​@@frantri3246 You said a closed vertical tube filled with smoke. Taking measurements at different locations must be at different heights in a vertical tube.
      What are you talking about?
      Do you recognize that air pressure decreases with altitude?

    • @frantri3246
      @frantri3246 5 минут назад

      @@keith726able I wrote that you will get same values at SPECIFIC heights, not different. And those measurements are repeatable over the course of a reasonable short period.
      You need different heights because only one point of measurement won't reveal the gradient. And each specific height will reveal a different value, but we need to make several runs of measurements to show that we get the same gradient over and over again. So "SPECIFIC heights will have the same values in each run."
      Is it clear now, or do you still think I am a stupid flat earther that should be laughed at?

  • @johnnyragadoo2414
    @johnnyragadoo2414 День назад +2

    Bob, you're missing a huge opportunity. You don't have to pay for aviation fuel any more. Just carry a Mary Poppins umbrella in the cockpit, stick it out the window, and catch all that gas bursting up from low potential on the ground to high potential at cruising altitude. No need to burn fuel to climb.
    No, wait, nothing flows from low potential to high without energy conversion. I meant high pressure on the ground to low pressure at altitude. Yeah, that's what I meant. 🤡

  • @babotond
    @babotond 2 дня назад +2

    wait! the air goes up because of the pressure and that is why there is less air and less pressure at mt everest.
    did i get that right?

  • @babotond
    @babotond 2 дня назад +2

    produced?
    umm... what?

  • @3072to4170
    @3072to4170 День назад

    It's Mr. Un-Sensible lol

  • @JeremyEllwood
    @JeremyEllwood День назад

    Las Vegas?!?!
    1ºF here back in MI (Flint).
    I'm jealous AF that you got out in time. LOL

  • @tonyw4863
    @tonyw4863 День назад

    His stupidity knows no bounds

  • @csjrogerson2377
    @csjrogerson2377 День назад

    Jokely appears to have lost a fight with a lawn mower. Would have been a better result if the cut was about 10 inches lower.

  • @helmuttrzoska4572
    @helmuttrzoska4572 День назад

    According to Nathan's claim that air is produced on the ground and goes up, I may ask "Why doesn't the pressure within the dome rise to higher and higher rates?"

    • @BobtheScienceGuy
      @BobtheScienceGuy  День назад

      Great question. I’d ask soapy but he blocked me from his channel

  • @threetythreepercent
    @threetythreepercent День назад

    He knows what he’s saying is rubbish, but he also know that telling bigger lies gains bigger idiots to manipulate and grift from.

  • @richardoberg9971
    @richardoberg9971 День назад

    He saw Flatzoid say something stupid and wanted to show him how it's done. It's still a toss-up.

    • @Isolder74
      @Isolder74 День назад

      Really because all Flatz does in repeat Nathan's nonsense but dumber because he has even less clue.

  • @ericerpelding686
    @ericerpelding686 2 дня назад +2

    What has Nathan Oakley accomplished with his "knowledge"? Any problems solved? No, he makes no claims

    • @Shadowband
      @Shadowband 2 дня назад +2

      It's a grift. Plain and simple.✅🤷‍♂️

  • @benjaminsauer997
    @benjaminsauer997 День назад

    I'm surprised. Nathan usually abuses anyone who questions his vast 'knowledge' and reasoning. He must have thought he was on a winner.

  • @subductionzone
    @subductionzone День назад

    I can't believe it, but I see why Nathan is so mad all of the time. He is painfully stupid.

  • @528Circle
    @528Circle 2 дня назад +2

    If Nathan has chosen this look willingly, this should tell you all you need to know about his decision-making and critical thinking skills.
    If he has some medical condition causing him to lose his hair, please disregard what would be a pretty mean comment.

  • @stephenlitten1789
    @stephenlitten1789 19 часов назад

    Nathan has no answer to your questions because he doesn't have answers, just claims.
    He's that sort of ignorant

  • @joecantdance494
    @joecantdance494 День назад

    Until RUclips starts to take misinformation seriously, these kind of channels will continue to meander along. He has enough idiot followers to maintain his channel unfortunately

  • @prizim
    @prizim День назад

    hahahahaha

  • @grahvis
    @grahvis 2 дня назад +1

    Complete, utter ignorance, my old biology teacher would have had apoplexy hearing that jumbled nonsense.

  • @mick62569
    @mick62569 12 часов назад

    It so flat

  • @davidrandell2224
    @davidrandell2224 День назад

    Start at start. Gravity is simple Galilean relative motion. The earth’s surface is literally physically the floor of Einstein’s cabin. If you don’t know what gravity is don’t call yourself a physicist, astronomer or cosmologist or indeed even a well informed human.

    • @bob_the_bomb4508
      @bob_the_bomb4508 День назад

      What?

    • @davidrandell2224
      @davidrandell2224 День назад

      @ The Final Theory: Rethinking Our Scientific Legacy “, Mark McCutcheon for proper physics including the CAUSE of gravity, electricity, magnetism, light and well..... everything. Get informed: read first then comment.

    • @bob_the_bomb4508
      @bob_the_bomb4508 День назад

      @@davidrandell2224 Is he from Unseen University?

    • @davidrandell2224
      @davidrandell2224 День назад

      @@bob_the_bomb4508 Can’t read? Hire a tutor. Do the experiment. Silly sap.

    • @BobtheScienceGuy
      @BobtheScienceGuy  День назад

      love to hear his theory of the cause of gravity. why don't you enlighten us?

  • @davidh.4944
    @davidh.4944 2 дня назад +3

    CO₂ is more massive than O₂. Plants don't generate oxygen, they remove carbon. They should therefore be _reducing_ air pressure.

    • @keith726able
      @keith726able 2 дня назад +1

      David, please read a chemistry or biology book. Every plant produces oxygen - where do you think it comes from?
      Even children know this.

    • @BobtheScienceGuy
      @BobtheScienceGuy  2 дня назад

      David pressure is not related to mass, it is related to the number of particles

    • @davidh.4944
      @davidh.4944 2 дня назад +1

      @@keith726able Photosynthesis turns 6CO₂ + 6H₂O into C₆H₁₂O₆ (glucose) + 6O₂. Since the glucose is stored, six CO₂ molecules go in and six O₂ molecules come out.
      The net effect is therefore the loss of the carbon atom. While oxygen is produced, it is not "generated", only liberated from the carbon dioxide input.

    • @BobtheScienceGuy
      @BobtheScienceGuy  2 дня назад +1

      Actually David is not really making an error or saying plants don’t make O2. He is correct that they remove atmospheric Carbon (they convert it to carbohydrates)

    • @davidh.4944
      @davidh.4944 2 дня назад +2

      @@BobtheScienceGuy Thank you for the correction on mass. I admit to not knowing much about gas law.
      Edit: I made my own reply to Keith, but it seems to have been memory-holed. It is indeed the net effect of removing the carbon atom from CO₂ that I was trying to point out.