I kinda relate lmao. I'm just like. "Whoa, this actually happening 👀. Das so kool." Its like an online event when they do this really cool/unique thing. Just like, "oh thats new."
Hi, mathematician here. Yes, the logarithmic vs exponential discussion gave me an aneurysm. Yes, the Richter scale is logarithmic, which means that it depends *logarithmically* on the earthquake strength. Which means, that the earthquake strength depends *exponentially* on the Richter number (because yes, the exponent and logarithm are inverse functions of each other). Which means, that yes, there is a huge difference between 7 and 8.
@@navi6293 well, they all said a lot of things. So it depends on which one you consider - Garnt was right calling the scale logarithmic, and Connor was wrong saying that Garnt was describing exponential - Connor correctly described the logarithmic and exponential functions. He was also right in saying that logarithm is an inverse of exponential, while Garnt and Joey were doubting that (Joey even said that logarithmic is exponential, which is wrong). - Connor was wrong in saying that the logarithmic scale implies that there isn't much difference between 8 and 9, while Joey was right to say that there is. Joey was also right saying that the higher the number the bigger the difference, and Garnt was right noting that on the Richter scale each next number means the 10 times increase (of the earthquake amplitude). - Connor also said that the logarithmic scale depends on the function you put into it, which just doesn't make any sense at all The main point, which nobody of them understood and which made this whole argument possible, is that the same relation can be represented by either logarithmic or exponential plot - it simply depends on the choice of axes. (aren't these guys supposed to have engineering degrees?) Ultimately though, Garnt appears to be right about saying that few people can intuitively understand the Richter scale.
Zombie apocalypse: Connor: *figures out how to survive but misses first step and impulsively dies* Garnt: *befriends the wrong people and is slowly being targeted as scapegoat without notice* Joey: *comes outside after enjoying a year inside doing his own thing, and realizes he's the only person left on earth who survived a zombie apocalypse he didn't know about*
For anyone interested in Connor's story about the 'glowing stuff' that killed a family, its called the Goiânia accident, and it happened when a hospital shut down\moved sites but failed to remove all the hazardous wasn't from the old location. A guy came in to loot the place, took a few machine parts home and remove the Caesium component, cracked it open then sold it to a scrap yard. The yard owner then brought it home and let his kids\wife play with the cool glowing blue dust - of course his young daughter painted herself in it, and they all ended up coated in this highly radioactive dust, in some cases consuming it (don't eat radioactive material, kind of a bad idea). By the end of the even 4 people died, and some 249 were contaminated in some way (proximity to the source pre breakout, direct dust contact etc).
The saddest part of the stories was - the doctors were always trying to remove the radioactive stuffs, but the new owner didn’t allow them to enter the site despite them trying the best to explain how dangerous those stuff was. They even contacted authorities but the authorities did nothing. So you guess who took the responsibility after the incidents? Not the thief, not the new owner, but the DOCTORS. Just because they are the one buying these substances in the first place. Like, WTF?
man that's unfortunate but why did the guy sold the dust to a scrap yard? What was the scrap yard owner supposed to do with the dust (like, even if it wasn't radioactive)? I'd get it if it was still in a tube or a container of some sort but just the dust in itself really makes me wonder what was the thought process behind this
The "Logarithmic Scale" means that the /scale/ is logarithmic, IE each step on the y axis is log(x), so an exponential function drawn on a logarithmic scale looks like a straight line - such as the richter scale. So increasing the y by a number means that the x has actually increased exponentially - the inverse of what the scale is.
The bois are practically family at this point. The only podcast I give a damn about. Thanks for the hours of content, fellas. Kept me sane over these past apocalyptic 2 years. Wouldn’t want to be watching anyone else during the end of the world. Cheers from Texas!
Boys, here's a simple explanation of why you guys struggle with logarithmics! How logarithmic scales work: Remember when Connor said he went to a place that had a pH of 2 and Garnt was confused that Connor didn't melt ? It's the same principle with the Richter scale, both of those scales are logarithmic. A pH of 2 is vinegar and you can deal with it but a pH of 1 will leave chemical burns on your skin after a short exposition. In the same way, an earthquake of magnitude 8 is a problem, an earthquake of magnitude 9 is very dangerous. Those two scales work in base 10 which means every increment is 10 times the previous increment. As such, a pH of 1 is 10 times more acidic than a pH of 2 and a magnitude 9 earthquake is 10 times bigger than a magnitude 8 earthquake. Why the scales are logarithmic rather than exponential: Acidity and earthquakes scale linearly (+1, +1, +1...) but they do so across a very large amount of values. For example, a weak level could be 10 but a strong level could be 100 000 000. Since the range of values is so big, it's as if this linear scale was actually exponential. You can see in the example I gave that the biggest value, 100 000 000, is so big that it can be expressed as an exponential version of the smallest value, 10. As such, 10 to 100 000 000 is basically 10^1 to 10^6 which is why Joey and Garnt see earthquakes as exponential. However, as Connor said, exponentials and logarithmics are inverse which means you can use one to cancel the other. For example, half (1/2) and double (2/1) are inverse which means if you halve something then double it or double something and halve it, it cancels out. Exponential transformations tone up a scale (they increase growth) and logarithm transformations tone down a scale (they decrease growth). Since the linear growth of acidity and earthquake are so big that they behave like an exponential curve, we apply a logarithmic transformation to cancel the exponential feeling and to tone them down into... The pH or Richter scales! As such, the scales are logarithmic version of a linear scale that behaves like an exponential scale. The reason why Garnt and Joey didn't understand why it's not exponential is that the Richter scale takes the linear scale of earthquake intensity and tones it down into a logarithmic scale but Garnt and Joey start with the logarithmic Richter scale and tone it up to the linear scale of earthquake intensity. In short, they go the other way around by applying an exponential transformation to a logarithmic scale.
In laymen's term, as you move up the Richter scale, the strength of the earthquake is increased exponentially. That's because the scale is a result of putting the energy of earthquakes through a logarithmic function. To work out the "strength" of earthquakes, you simply reverse the process by applying the exponential function to those numbers.
@@Sonobody123 A more visual version would be: 1. Exponential functions e^x (cells dividing) - grows faster and faster 2. Linear functions x (how strong an earthquake is, how acid a substance is) - grows normally 3. Logarithmic functions log x (Richter scale, pH scale) - grows slower and slower If you want to go upward between those 3, you apply an exponential transformation, and if you want to go downward between those 3, you apply a logarithmic transformation. If you want to go down from an exponential function (1: e^x) to a linear function (2: x), you log your exponential function and the result will be a linear function: log of e^x is x. If you want to go down again from linear to logarithmic, you log your result: log of x is log x.
The man who tragically was in the receiving end of that radiation accident was Hisashi Ouchi, he endured over two indescribably grueling months in a special hospital wing before passing.
I only remembered the story because of how horrific and unethical it was that people (his family) were keeping him alive while he was clearly in immense pain :(
On the logarithm earthquake thing: The difference in intensity between the numbers on the Richter scale grows exponentionally BECAUSE it is a logarithmic scale. That means you take intensity measurement and put it through a logarithmic function to "compress" the numbers on the higher end to make is more readable/understandable. To go Back form this logarithmic scale to the "raw" intensity you would have to use a exponential function since that is the inverse.
it is basically a difference of input and output or what the x and y define. connor was thinking the y is the power and x is the number while it is actually the opposite.
41:27 - I think I can relate to Joey looking calmer than he actually is during the earthquake. Whenever I was in a tense situation, like the false missile launch alert in Hawai'i, my body shuts off my emotions and focuses on being aware of my surroundings and thinking about what to do next.
Lol them saying that they're dumber than the average person and me yelling at them because they all have engineering degrees which would presume that they have better math skills than the normal person?
You would be surprised at how much simple details are lost on people during Uni. In my case my worst headache with students is dilutions/concentration. Hell, even with my family I lost count how many times they said "I need to stay wake so I'm going for a short expresso" and I'm like "That has less caffeine than a long expresso..." and the retort is "But it is stronger".
Compared to some counties the uk education system is great. Also they have never had to use their expertise since graduation so naturally they will forget a lot about it. In high school I studied German and was near fluent but 2 years since I haven't spoken it once and have basically forgotten everything I knew.
If this pandemic told me anything it is, I owe a lot of directors an apology. I remember as a kid watching disaster movies or zombie movies and thinking to myself "There's no way people would act this stupid" Funny how often life imitates arts
Connor, you’re not alone 😂 I LIKE tornados and thunderstorms. I’m just fascinated by these huge natural disasters. Obviously, I don’t wish for them to happen in my area and for people to get hurt, but there’s something about watching or experiencing these natural disasters that brings me a sense of peace and awe. Like, it makes me appreciate Mother Nature.
Yeah, like, you have no control whether it happens or not, your attitude towards it doesn't affect the damage it causes, so you may just enjoy it instead of being miserable.
@@Boyzby I admit it's not exactly empathetic, but I wouldn't go as far as psychotic. I really don't have the mental strength to worry for all those people, since it all just go into worrying for those close to me. I can donate some money for charity to contribute to helping them, sure, but no man or woman is equipped to caring about the entire population.
Stuck on an island: Connor: *dies of dysentery* Garnt: *surveys the entire island before starting to do any sort of survival* Joey : *befriends all the animals and becomes one with the island*
I've been watching every Trash Taste episode for over 1,5 years now. Next week I'm moving to Argentina for a year and I doubt I'll have time to watch. See you guys in 2023!
57:00 The problem with bottled water isn't just the water itself, but also the bottle. Normal PET bottles in presence of light and air can degrade, become brittle and even leak out oxidized plastifiers (also why PET is not recommended to get into contact with hot food and liquids). It isn't true to bottles made of PP (polypropylene), as it is EXTREMELY stable to any chemical reaction even in presence of UV light, and it doesn't need plastifiers to make it plyable, which isn't the case for PET. Of course PP is more expensive to produce compared to PET, which is why PET is the material of choice for most products that are expected to be consumed within a year.
People who say "I'll just headshot a zombie" Trust me on this, the head is one of THE smallest mass you have .... Aiming at the head from distance is extremely hard; Why do you think most snipers aim at the chest area
The part were they talked about radiation accidents reminded me of the *"Cobalt 60 bomb"* on Mexico; Basically a medical center contraband a big ass cobalt medical machine (that I think it was for x-rays or something like that) the problem was that people on this Mexican hospital didn't knew how to use this machine so they locked it on the basement for years until the hospital said "let's sell this machine as scrap metal" not knowing COBALT IS FUCKING RADIOACTIVE. And what happened is that not only the truck were they traveled with the machine left radioactive metal pieces on the roads but also the scrap metals were used to craft a ton of metal beams, bars & furniture that was used for a TON of houses. And they actually found out the radiation problem because a truck with some of the metal went to an U.S. nuclear organization and the radiation alarms went off, so they notified the Mexican authorities to track and recollect all the metal. And how does the story end? After they search and recollected all the metal they could find, they dump it on a desert area far away from the cities, the problem is that that area was also close to another area were they recollect water, so then the water got poisoned with radiation, a ton of Mexican families either died or had a ton of health problems because of this. Yeah Latin-america having the worst governments as ever.
@@anthonynelson6671 it was an ad for a company called magic spoon that sell "healthy" good tasting cereal... maybe they just forgot to put the actual ad up idk
I live near an active rock quarry, so about every other day or so the entire house shakes. You just get used to it after a while , but it is always funny when it happens while someone is visiting. "What the hell was that!!!" "Oh, yeah, that happens sometimes."
the boys have given me through countless hours of entertainment during work, homework, showers, car rides, and everything else for almost 100 episodes now!
When I was in highschool, I had Japanese class. My teacher decided to introduce us all to kendama, and brought like 10 of them to class to give away to students. Within a week, there was not a class that went by where you didn't hear *CLACK CLACK CLACK CLACK* from students with their kendama. Then it spread to the rest of the school, to the point my school banned kendama because they were everywhere and a "disruption" to class. My poor teacher felt so bad, I don't think she believed it would get as big as it did. The next year a kendama club was made, and by the time I graduated they started having kendama tournaments regularly!
Well, by definition if it's flying and no one can identify it then it's an UFO. Let's just say a frisbee can be an UFO if no one know what it actually is
@@qxujevozaeni1240 Yeah, and it’s literally any aerial phenomenon that can’t be easily explained OR identified🤷🏼♂️. Which means a plate or a frisbee that you don’t recognize will also count as an UFO until you recognize it
I hate to have to comment about maths, but I think the confusion here comes from mixing up 'logarithmic scale', and 'logarithmic functions'. Plotting y = log(x) which is a logarithmic function, gives you a curve with diminishing returns like Connor said. But using a logarithmic scale, means the numbers on (usually) the y axis are the result of a log function, and so any straight curve on that chart will actually be exponential. I don't know if this makes any more sense, maths is hard and if you're reading this you're already a nerd so don't @ me.
easiest way I think most people would understand is that the input and output is swapped between what connor was thinking and the actuality. connor thought the richter number was the x when it is really the y.
The Demon Core was the core of the Nuclear bombs, and when it was completely sealed it would go critical, Louis Slotlin was studying how close he could get it to being sealed without it going critical, using only a screwdriver to separate the seal. One day it slipped and everyone in the room got an eventually lethal death; and Slotlin died shortly after from the radiation poisoning. He was likely the first person to get that much radiation at the time
the condom thing is actually from an SAS documentary on preparing a survival kits. i believe since they are included because they are a compressed container that can carry up to 2L of water when filled.
Probably the shortest oversimplification of logarithmic vs exponential is that the log scale is just a way of putting the exponential curve(the line you se that curves and goes infinitely upwards) into a straight line.
Its done so that its easier to display, but it can also lead to misconceptions because on the log scale, the distance between magnitude 7 and 8 is the same as between 6 and 7, but its actually exponentially different.
"Do girls want a girl cave" YES. YES WE DO. Altho I think the ones who CAN get one, instead of making their separate space in the house they just...get their own apartment and not live with any man whatsoever. (Know that one episode of Close Enough where Emily browses houses for sale as escapism? I look at castles for sale in Europe the same way)
What kind of rich ass woman can just causally buy a seperate home They gotta be so rich that if they get divorced they be the ones who pay alimony lmao
This one video birthed an entire dark universe that breaks the laws of physics. Only the boys can go further beyond God level anime status without even trying
Not a mathematician, but the intensity of the earthquake goes on the x axis, and the richter number on the y axis, because it is the result of a function that takes the intensity as a parameter. Connor was picturing it with the axis swapped.
The guy that got the highest radiation dose was Hisashi Ouchi, the guys that were processing fuel just bypassed most of the procedures and had the fuel reach critical mass giving Ouchi the largest dose ever recorded. Stories also say the he wanted to be put out of his misery after about a week, but the doctors kept him alive for 83 days
Having lived in a coastal time in Miyagi for a few years, I experienced so many disaster warnings. The tsunami one yeah, pretty creepy now you mention it. The one I hated most was the missile alert from JAlert when North Korea was shooting missiles
When I heard Connor talk about being the MC in a apocalypse I couldn't stop thinking that his plan to have a sidekick would backfire and turn him into the mentor of the MC and lead him to sacrifice his life for the kid
Advice from an Eagle Scout, when asked what 3 items to bring, look at the 3 tools that will support your 3 weakest traits. Never bring anything that will run out quickly.
I would bring a stainless steel pot. Makes it easier to carry water and you can cook all your meals in it. There's not many bowl shaped items naturally and I don't have time to make a bowl when I'm dying of dehydration lol
Connor is confusing a logarithmic scale with a logarithmic function. When you put an exponential function on a logarithmic scale you get a straight line.
11:52 clicking wrist | 28:03 earthquake | 41:40 this is fine | 47:00 | 52:15 Antartica | 54:49 wait a minute | 59:33 nuke | 1:23:27 house of bones | 1:37:52 knife | 1:47:10 home not house | 1:56:29 murder
The bois not understanding the richter scale was hilarious. The reason an 8 feels so much worse than a 7 is because it is 10 times stronger, every level increases more and more
But it's ten times stronger than the last which is ten times stronger than the last until you get to a base. It's not just 80 times stronger than a 1. I think that's what most people get confused over.
I remember being in Fairbanks, Alaska, 365 miles from my hometown of Anchorage when it was hit by a 7.1 earthquake in 2018. My fiance and I were at our hotel when suddenly a few people, including myself felt sick before we felt the shock wave. We feel ya Japan.
on the zombie part, sounds like Joey and Garnt have not heard about cordyseps or the snail parasite.... Hope we never see one develop a variant for humans.. so it isnt a 100% fake science.
I like how the boys aren't versed on the topics they talk about but are great in making you invested in a subject making you try to learn things on your own.
I can't help but correct Garnt. Each time he says 'chemical reaction', he should be saying 'nuclear reaction' as chemical reactions are only associated with reactions concerning the electrons (typically at the valence shell level), however nuclear reactions are ones that are associated with reactions and changes of the nucleus.
For island survival items the two no-brainer picks are: Fixed blade full tang knife, and container for water collection + boiling in. Something like a large, wide mouth stainless steel bottle. In my opinion the third pick should be a stainless steel cooking pot with a bail handle. If you don't know any fire starting techniques, a consistent fire starting item might be best. But on an island, you'd be surprised what can wash up on the beaches. Check out a channel called Field Days. He has found multiple usable lighters on a beach in one day. Other options might be a fishing net, which could double as a hammock, but that's something that also has a good chance of washing on shore.
chupacabra means goat sucker, literally, for the people that care cabra = goat chupa = abreviation of "chupar" = suck his lore is pretty basic, it was a monster that drank the bloods of farm animals at night, imagine a vampire but instead of thinking "oh yeah these bite marks must be from a very handsome human with a cape" the people thought "oh yeah these bite marks must be from an animal, because humans dont go biting farm animals and draining their blood", so instead of vampires you have chupacabras, a gremling looking four legged animal with a cilindrical mouth full of razor sharp teeths, you will not get any more lore behind them because as i said, they are animals, they have as much lore as a giraffe
@@Sowtah connor is always the antagonist though. N his harem literally just consist of ppl he interact with. Thatz like me calling every girl I met my slut lol
@@Sowtah Connor is the protagonist of the harem show. Always trying and a good guy but never actually succeeds. But has 93%. Garnt is the shonen protagonist.
I really feel like no matter what it is, zombie apocalypse, Nuclear bomb, or being stuck in an abandon island I just wouldn't want to live. I have absolutely no survival instinct in me man, if I can't play my video games and watch my anime just let me die.
1:09:29 2 issues 1 How do you get rid of all the zombies... just coexist? 2 Do you want to live in a world where all the facilities are falling apart... can you do it, can you farm?
Another similarity between Garnt and me: we're both oddly calm during earthquakes. It's not just earthquakes for me tho. Every disaster - everything that makes people panic. I just stay calm. The more people panic around me, the calmer I get. Strange. I understood it as my brain entering the survival mode.
1:07:25 This happened in my city, Goiânia, some guys found in a abandoned laboratory a machine that had inside Cesio-137, I believe this is the biggest radioative accident in history
It is so painful to watch them discuss logarithmic scales, especially knowing, two of them have engineering degrees. A logarithmic scale means, the value you put on the scale is a logarithm of the real value. So if you measure the amplitude of the earth vibrations or something if it is 1mm you put 1 on the scale if it is 10 you put 2, if it is 100 you put 3. So if you go back from the scale to the amplitude the amplitude will be exponential. An exponential scale would be the other way around, I don't know of such a scale, I guess it never makes sense. The reason we use a logarithmic scale is, that it does not matter much whether something has amplitude 1 or 2. If it is 10 or 20 does not make much of a difference either, if it is 100 or 200 is also not much of a difference. You want to get an estimation of how bad the earth quake is, so with each step you get something that is "much worse" than the lower one. The Richter-Scale is a bit more complicated than that, but it depends on the measurement of amplitudes and takes a logarithm of it. What is used today is actually typically not the Richter-Scale but the moment magnitude scale, based on something called the seismic moment which relates to how much of the earth surface is actually moved at the source of the earth quake or something like that. But the scale is the logarithm of that value again.
Thanks for explaining this. You actually broken it down in simple terms which made in it easier to understand. I've been looking at comments because I had no idea what any of these things mean lol
Do authorities not also advocate for Intensity scales such as the Modified Mercalli scale (MM) for reporting on earthquakes rather than magnitude scales like the Richter scale purely for the reasons the boys were saying? MM provides a measure of the immediate impact that allows the public to get a clearer understanding of how bad an earthquake was. Though I guess that as a measure it can be localised can be , most people would understand it giving the impact show in Aki's clips as about a 3 or 4 when compared to the 2010 Haiti earthquake's rating of 10.
@@garethpalmer4009 Not sure. MM classifies the amount of damage caused, so as far as I understand it, it is not a physical measurement but rather human observation following a checklist. It seems to be older than the Richter scale. The momentum magnitude scale is a global scale, so it describes the intensity of the earth quake at its source and is estimated by a lot of international measurements. So this is good to say how large of an seismic event this was. Local scales like the Richter scale describe the locally measured vibration intensity, so it is probably good to describe how intense it felt. The impact scales describe the level of destruction, which very much depends on the local infrastructure. Japan is build for it, so all quakes in Japan would be classified much lower than in many other regions of the world where much lesser earthquakes can flatten cities.
1:11:25 LMAO this episode was filmed way before the Demon Dice After Dark and it shows how true Garnt was here because he tried to save his mana for the boss fight instead of saving connor during the TTRPG game
Earthquakes get exponentially bigger so they use a logarithmic scale so they can express the exponential growth in a linear way ( magnitude 1,2,3,4,etc.)
I work with explosives in an avalanche mitigation role and can confirm that having your mouth open during and explosion is defiantly the correct thing to do if you are near one.
Garnt does such a good job of bringing up new topics/preventing awkward silences, while Joey’s and connor’s wealth of knowledge help keep it going. I always wonder when is the day that they’ll run out of things to say to each other and it just never happens.
the boys in the earthquake
Joey: trying to stay calm with Aki
Garnt: sees his whole area go dark
Connor: JIBUN WO, SEKAI SAE MO
*Lelouch noises intensify*
SONO CHI NO SADAMAE... JOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOJO!!!!!!
He sung JoJo too so I decided to put that reply that you see lol.
KAEEEEETE SHIMAE SONAA
@@ok-yv9dd Shunkan ha itsumo sugu soba ni!!!!!!!!
"I like earthquakes, feels like a quick-time event." The words of a true gamer -Connor 2022
I kinda relate lmao. I'm just like.
"Whoa, this actually happening 👀. Das so kool." Its like an online event when they do this really cool/unique thing. Just like, "oh thats new."
@@ohheyitscyber2848 then you have to complete the event for rewards
@@kofishah2259 yes exactly, gotta get that limited time bonus.
@@gap3668 My man! 😎🤝😎
A TRUE GAMER INDEED
Hi, mathematician here.
Yes, the logarithmic vs exponential discussion gave me an aneurysm.
Yes, the Richter scale is logarithmic, which means that it depends *logarithmically* on the earthquake strength.
Which means, that the earthquake strength depends *exponentially* on the Richter number (because yes, the exponent and logarithm are inverse functions of each other).
Which means, that yes, there is a huge difference between 7 and 8.
Sorry im stupid, who is right then? Garnt or Connor?
@@navi6293 well, they all said a lot of things. So it depends on which one you consider
- Garnt was right calling the scale logarithmic, and Connor was wrong saying that Garnt was describing exponential
- Connor correctly described the logarithmic and exponential functions. He was also right in saying that logarithm is an inverse of exponential, while Garnt and Joey were doubting that (Joey even said that logarithmic is exponential, which is wrong).
- Connor was wrong in saying that the logarithmic scale implies that there isn't much difference between 8 and 9, while Joey was right to say that there is.
Joey was also right saying that the higher the number the bigger the difference, and Garnt was right noting that on the Richter scale each next number means the 10 times increase (of the earthquake amplitude).
- Connor also said that the logarithmic scale depends on the function you put into it, which just doesn't make any sense at all
The main point, which nobody of them understood and which made this whole argument possible, is that the same relation can be represented by either logarithmic or exponential plot - it simply depends on the choice of axes. (aren't these guys supposed to have engineering degrees?)
Ultimately though, Garnt appears to be right about saying that few people can intuitively understand the Richter scale.
@@Eltaurus Thank you for this the discussion made me lose my mind
@@empty_dreams6084 yeah, I'm still counting my dead braincells as well)
I had a good laugh. Is my sense of humour dead. I rarely ever laugh
Zombie apocalypse:
Connor: *figures out how to survive but misses first step and impulsively dies*
Garnt: *befriends the wrong people and is slowly being targeted as scapegoat without notice*
Joey: *comes outside after enjoying a year inside doing his own thing, and realizes he's the only person left on earth who survived a zombie apocalypse he didn't know about*
Think it would be the second step
He'll make it down 99 steps of stairs and trip on the last one because he is ChokeDawgVA
Connor getting excited over Joey doing the Skype noise never gets old
Connor getting excited over that and earthquakes lmao worst take of the season
@@Cron0s91 getting excited over something is a take? Lol
@@giratius9307 i think he meant getting excited over earthquakes maybe?
@@Cron0s91 ???
@@Cron0s91 ???what
Listening to them talking about if they could survive an apocalypse or on a desert island just makes me want to watch them playing Raft together
or the forest
Connor has played The Forest with Mouse a while back, but I also really want the bois to play it together or even Green Hell, Left 4 Dead, or DayZ.
Project Zomboid
I still can’t Believe Trash Taste is gonna complete 100 episodes in a couple weeks! Where did I waste my life these past 2 years!!
Yeah, with their Trash Taste After Dark streams/videos too it's a lot of content they've put out now.
You mean 5 weeks right? I agree with the sentiment though
Bro for real though I’ve been watching since day 1 & it blows my mind that 2 years have gone by already
It does not feel like 2 years
In your house probably, given the years
For anyone interested in Connor's story about the 'glowing stuff' that killed a family, its called the Goiânia accident, and it happened when a hospital shut down\moved sites but failed to remove all the hazardous wasn't from the old location. A guy came in to loot the place, took a few machine parts home and remove the Caesium component, cracked it open then sold it to a scrap yard. The yard owner then brought it home and let his kids\wife play with the cool glowing blue dust - of course his young daughter painted herself in it, and they all ended up coated in this highly radioactive dust, in some cases consuming it (don't eat radioactive material, kind of a bad idea). By the end of the even 4 people died, and some 249 were contaminated in some way (proximity to the source pre breakout, direct dust contact etc).
How has humanity survived this long?
@@gguy3600 "Reproduction"
The saddest part of the stories was - the doctors were always trying to remove the radioactive stuffs, but the new owner didn’t allow them to enter the site despite them trying the best to explain how dangerous those stuff was. They even contacted authorities but the authorities did nothing.
So you guess who took the responsibility after the incidents? Not the thief, not the new owner, but the DOCTORS. Just because they are the one buying these substances in the first place. Like, WTF?
man that's unfortunate but why did the guy sold the dust to a scrap yard? What was the scrap yard owner supposed to do with the dust (like, even if it wasn't radioactive)? I'd get it if it was still in a tube or a container of some sort but just the dust in itself really makes me wonder what was the thought process behind this
There is an episode done by Kyle Hill that explains this story perfectly
It's okay Garnt, the accident wasn't your fault...
The "Logarithmic Scale" means that the /scale/ is logarithmic, IE each step on the y axis is log(x), so an exponential function drawn on a logarithmic scale looks like a straight line - such as the richter scale. So increasing the y by a number means that the x has actually increased exponentially - the inverse of what the scale is.
upvote this
Thank you for doing them the favour
You forgot the "Hi, mathematician here..."
Their conversation about this literally had me cringing
Wow thank you so much I definitely understand all that as a normal everyday person
Legend is that this episode was called "The World's Worst Survival Guide" but now its "We Survived a Massive Earthquake in Japan"
yeah wait what happened?😂
YO I THOUGHT I WAS TRIPPIN i knew it. they changed the thumbnail
the thumbnail was the bois n bear grylls
Knew it
my tab has been open for 10 hours now and it's still the old title
The bois are practically family at this point. The only podcast I give a damn about. Thanks for the hours of content, fellas. Kept me sane over these past apocalyptic 2 years. Wouldn’t want to be watching anyone else during the end of the world. Cheers from Texas!
Glad to see Connor wearing the classic shirt from episode 17
I can't wait until he wears the Monkey Suit again!
why are you keeping track of that
Good catch my man
That is indeed a classic. Looks like something you wear in HS
And episode 38 too
Boys, here's a simple explanation of why you guys struggle with logarithmics!
How logarithmic scales work:
Remember when Connor said he went to a place that had a pH of 2 and Garnt was confused that Connor didn't melt ? It's the same principle with the Richter scale, both of those scales are logarithmic. A pH of 2 is vinegar and you can deal with it but a pH of 1 will leave chemical burns on your skin after a short exposition. In the same way, an earthquake of magnitude 8 is a problem, an earthquake of magnitude 9 is very dangerous. Those two scales work in base 10 which means every increment is 10 times the previous increment. As such, a pH of 1 is 10 times more acidic than a pH of 2 and a magnitude 9 earthquake is 10 times bigger than a magnitude 8 earthquake.
Why the scales are logarithmic rather than exponential:
Acidity and earthquakes scale linearly (+1, +1, +1...) but they do so across a very large amount of values. For example, a weak level could be 10 but a strong level could be 100 000 000. Since the range of values is so big, it's as if this linear scale was actually exponential. You can see in the example I gave that the biggest value, 100 000 000, is so big that it can be expressed as an exponential version of the smallest value, 10. As such, 10 to 100 000 000 is basically 10^1 to 10^6 which is why Joey and Garnt see earthquakes as exponential. However, as Connor said, exponentials and logarithmics are inverse which means you can use one to cancel the other. For example, half (1/2) and double (2/1) are inverse which means if you halve something then double it or double something and halve it, it cancels out. Exponential transformations tone up a scale (they increase growth) and logarithm transformations tone down a scale (they decrease growth). Since the linear growth of acidity and earthquake are so big that they behave like an exponential curve, we apply a logarithmic transformation to cancel the exponential feeling and to tone them down into... The pH or Richter scales! As such, the scales are logarithmic version of a linear scale that behaves like an exponential scale.
The reason why Garnt and Joey didn't understand why it's not exponential is that the Richter scale takes the linear scale of earthquake intensity and tones it down into a logarithmic scale but Garnt and Joey start with the logarithmic Richter scale and tone it up to the linear scale of earthquake intensity. In short, they go the other way around by applying an exponential transformation to a logarithmic scale.
In laymen's term, as you move up the Richter scale, the strength of the earthquake is increased exponentially. That's because the scale is a result of putting the energy of earthquakes through a logarithmic function. To work out the "strength" of earthquakes, you simply reverse the process by applying the exponential function to those numbers.
@@Sonobody123 A more visual version would be:
1. Exponential functions e^x (cells dividing) - grows faster and faster
2. Linear functions x (how strong an earthquake is, how acid a substance is) - grows normally
3. Logarithmic functions log x (Richter scale, pH scale) - grows slower and slower
If you want to go upward between those 3, you apply an exponential transformation, and if you want to go downward between those 3, you apply a logarithmic transformation.
If you want to go down from an exponential function (1: e^x) to a linear function (2: x), you log your exponential function and the result will be a linear function: log of e^x is x.
If you want to go down again from linear to logarithmic, you log your result: log of x is log x.
this was actually so helpful
@@caleb6258 Glad I could help, let's hope the boys see this post before having another argument about scales hahaha.
There he is, the mathmatecian
28:08 "its like a fun quick time event" my favorite connor quote
Garnt: I'm the guy who will conserve ammo during a zombie apocalypse.
*some time later during a TTRPG* Garnt: I'm conserving my mana, I cant save you.
I mean, at least he is consistent
consistency indeed
Elixir syndrome. Many RPG players had it, including me.
Connor: Talks about guy becoming ill due to radiation "poisoning"
Also Connor: It's called food "poisoning", hence it's not an illness
Is he really that dumb?
The man who tragically was in the receiving end of that radiation accident was Hisashi Ouchi, he endured over two indescribably grueling months in a special hospital wing before passing.
I only remembered the story because of how horrific and unethical it was that people (his family) were keeping him alive while he was clearly in immense pain :(
That story reminds me a lot of the demon core and Louis Slotin
@@levvercic4324 exactly what I was thinking of. He said he like glowed blue or something and just hearing about the incident was crazy
Connor cosplaying as emiya once again brings back memories.
He should wear that on October 20
The monke class really is made up of monkes
We need to thank his mom for getting him that shirt.
The Emiya Shirou shirt lol
Edit:Connor even kinda has reddish hair
.....I watched a lot of Connor with VTubers today so:
if Connor is Shirou
Then we get I-Rin-mouse
Kaho Sakura
and Rain-ber XD
On the logarithm earthquake thing: The difference in intensity between the numbers on the Richter scale grows exponentionally BECAUSE it is a logarithmic scale. That means you take intensity measurement and put it through a logarithmic function to "compress" the numbers on the higher end to make is more readable/understandable. To go Back form this logarithmic scale to the "raw" intensity you would have to use a exponential function since that is the inverse.
Basically going up by 1 on the Richter scale means your earthquake is 10x stronger
the scale is a good data scale but is a dumb danger scale
Math special ASAP for the bois lmao
it is basically a difference of input and output or what the x and y define. connor was thinking the y is the power and x is the number while it is actually the opposite.
Yes, indeed. Indubitably.
41:27 - I think I can relate to Joey looking calmer than he actually is during the earthquake. Whenever I was in a tense situation, like the false missile launch alert in Hawai'i, my body shuts off my emotions and focuses on being aware of my surroundings and thinking about what to do next.
Connor and Garnt really showing their Engineering skills at 44:30
The sheer state of British Educational System
The absolute state of the British education system lmao
Abysmal
The British education system is redundant
Lol them saying that they're dumber than the average person and me yelling at them because they all have engineering degrees which would presume that they have better math skills than the normal person?
You would be surprised at how much simple details are lost on people during Uni. In my case my worst headache with students is dilutions/concentration. Hell, even with my family I lost count how many times they said "I need to stay wake so I'm going for a short expresso" and I'm like "That has less caffeine than a long expresso..." and the retort is "But it is stronger".
Compared to some counties the uk education system is great. Also they have never had to use their expertise since graduation so naturally they will forget a lot about it. In high school I studied German and was near fluent but 2 years since I haven't spoken it once and have basically forgotten everything I knew.
**Earthquakes Starting**
Grant: This is fine.
**Lawson Conbini Closed**
Grant: *OH MY GOD! OK IT'S HAPPENING!*
If this pandemic told me anything it is, I owe a lot of directors an apology.
I remember as a kid watching disaster movies or zombie movies and thinking to myself "There's no way people would act this stupid"
Funny how often life imitates arts
Sometimes you think "That would only happen in a movie or TV show, no way people actually do that." They indeed act like that, they truly do.
They HAVE To have a survivor style special, like we went to a deserted island with 3 items each and survived one week
A week? It'd more likely be only 24hrs, though I'd like to see them try
@@JoshuaCrockford I know a week is long but 24 hrs is too little a time frame to actually feel survivor-esk, I think.
Surviving the weekend without internet
One week sounds like a horrible idea. One weekend might be doable though
Based on their camping stories it seems like it would be "we went to a deserted island and *didn't* survive one week"
Garnt: "I'm not ready for this earthquake."
Grant from the future: "Tatakae."
Garnt: "Wait a minute, I'm fully armed."
Connor, you’re not alone 😂 I LIKE tornados and thunderstorms. I’m just fascinated by these huge natural disasters. Obviously, I don’t wish for them to happen in my area and for people to get hurt, but there’s something about watching or experiencing these natural disasters that brings me a sense of peace and awe. Like, it makes me appreciate Mother Nature.
Yeah, like, you have no control whether it happens or not, your attitude towards it doesn't affect the damage it causes, so you may just enjoy it instead of being miserable.
@@keithengoth3728 Exactly!
@@keithengoth3728 It just sounds psychotic to enjoy the fact that misery and death is being spread, or like brainwashing to be apathetic to the harm.
@@Boyzby I admit it's not exactly empathetic, but I wouldn't go as far as psychotic. I really don't have the mental strength to worry for all those people, since it all just go into worrying for those close to me. I can donate some money for charity to contribute to helping them, sure, but no man or woman is equipped to caring about the entire population.
Besides, I enjoy the feeling of the power of nature, not the fact, that people are hurt.
Stuck on an island:
Connor: *dies of dysentery*
Garnt: *surveys the entire island before starting to do any sort of survival*
Joey : *befriends all the animals and becomes one with the island*
I've been watching every Trash Taste episode for over 1,5 years now. Next week I'm moving to Argentina for a year and I doubt I'll have time to watch. See you guys in 2023!
Goodluck in Argentina!
Good luck dude
Good luck! Don't die!
Why can’t you watch? It’s a RUclips video it’s not live lol.
I'm sorry
And this 30:58 , my legends, is where Trash Taste's _"Dark Timeline"_ was born.
"Joey do the thing"
better be in the next trash taste awardw
57:00 The problem with bottled water isn't just the water itself, but also the bottle. Normal PET bottles in presence of light and air can degrade, become brittle and even leak out oxidized plastifiers (also why PET is not recommended to get into contact with hot food and liquids). It isn't true to bottles made of PP (polypropylene), as it is EXTREMELY stable to any chemical reaction even in presence of UV light, and it doesn't need plastifiers to make it plyable, which isn't the case for PET. Of course PP is more expensive to produce compared to PET, which is why PET is the material of choice for most products that are expected to be consumed within a year.
Aaaand that’s why bottle water has a expiration date…
People who say "I'll just headshot a zombie" Trust me on this, the head is one of THE smallest mass you have .... Aiming at the head from distance is extremely hard; Why do you think most snipers aim at the chest area
The part were they talked about radiation accidents reminded me of the *"Cobalt 60 bomb"* on Mexico;
Basically a medical center contraband a big ass cobalt medical machine (that I think it was for x-rays or something like that) the problem was that people on this Mexican hospital didn't knew how to use this machine so they locked it on the basement for years until the hospital said "let's sell this machine as scrap metal" not knowing COBALT IS FUCKING RADIOACTIVE.
And what happened is that not only the truck were they traveled with the machine left radioactive metal pieces on the roads but also the scrap metals were used to craft a ton of metal beams, bars & furniture that was used for a TON of houses. And they actually found out the radiation problem because a truck with some of the metal went to an U.S. nuclear organization and the radiation alarms went off, so they notified the Mexican authorities to track and recollect all the metal.
And how does the story end? After they search and recollected all the metal they could find, they dump it on a desert area far away from the cities, the problem is that that area was also close to another area were they recollect water, so then the water got poisoned with radiation, a ton of Mexican families either died or had a ton of health problems because of this. Yeah Latin-america having the worst governments as ever.
It should be noted that cobalt isn't usually radioactive its the Cobalt 60 Isotope that is.
@@guppy719 thanks for clarify.
Yeah that's what the Half Life Histories episode that they're referring to I about.
That magic spoon segment was mind-blowing. Peak trash taste.
What did that part mean?
@@anthonynelson6671 it was an ad for a company called magic spoon that sell "healthy" good tasting cereal... maybe they just forgot to put the actual ad up idk
Dude I was so confused I needed someone else to point that out lol
@@thelivinghigh-bunal5127 Thank you for some context! Had me wondering if my brain was glitching.
i think it was probably a placeholder for the ad through the edit but they forgot to put the fucking ad in
I live near an active rock quarry, so about every other day or so the entire house shakes. You just get used to it after a while , but it is always funny when it happens while someone is visiting. "What the hell was that!!!" "Oh, yeah, that happens sometimes."
we sometimes hear the boom while the whole house shakes!
It's the thug shaker
the boys have given me through countless hours of entertainment during work, homework, showers, car rides, and everything else for almost 100 episodes now!
How do you do homework while listening to this??
Joey not annoyed at being told to do the skype sound? Must be at least a month old.
*Earthquake talk begins*
Me: Yup.
I feel so bad for Garnt... He has to let go...
When I was in highschool, I had Japanese class. My teacher decided to introduce us all to kendama, and brought like 10 of them to class to give away to students. Within a week, there was not a class that went by where you didn't hear *CLACK CLACK CLACK CLACK* from students with their kendama. Then it spread to the rest of the school, to the point my school banned kendama because they were everywhere and a "disruption" to class. My poor teacher felt so bad, I don't think she believed it would get as big as it did. The next year a kendama club was made, and by the time I graduated they started having kendama tournaments regularly!
Sensei made history. That said, it seems like it was such a beauty seeing that history unfold
Remember kids, any flying object can be a UFO if you are bad enough at observing things
Well, by definition if it's flying and no one can identify it then it's an UFO.
Let's just say a frisbee can be an UFO if no one know what it actually is
Yeah, throwing a plate at someone fast enough counts as an UFO because they can't identify it before it hits them
even a bra?
Re UFO, these guys need to watch Neil DeGrasse -- U stands for Unidentified, as in we don't know what it is.
@@qxujevozaeni1240 Yeah, and it’s literally any aerial phenomenon that can’t be easily explained OR identified🤷🏼♂️. Which means a plate or a frisbee that you don’t recognize will also count as an UFO until you recognize it
connor calling an earthquake a quick time event is gold.
Joey waiting for the earthquake to end looked like he was threatening to call the manager.
I hate to have to comment about maths, but I think the confusion here comes from mixing up 'logarithmic scale', and 'logarithmic functions'.
Plotting y = log(x) which is a logarithmic function, gives you a curve with diminishing returns like Connor said.
But using a logarithmic scale, means the numbers on (usually) the y axis are the result of a log function, and so any straight curve on that chart will actually be exponential.
I don't know if this makes any more sense, maths is hard and if you're reading this you're already a nerd so don't @ me.
@you
This is correct.
Lmaoo I read this and understood it, you explained it well🤣
@@metal.monkey gigabrain monkey
easiest way I think most people would understand is that the input and output is swapped between what connor was thinking and the actuality. connor thought the richter number was the x when it is really the y.
I'm so glad Connor also went down a Kyle Hill rabbit hole lmao that guy's videos are amazing
I knew he was talking about Kyle as soon as he said "Great Hair"
The Demon Core was the core of the Nuclear bombs, and when it was completely sealed it would go critical, Louis Slotlin was studying how close he could get it to being sealed without it going critical, using only a screwdriver to separate the seal. One day it slipped and everyone in the room got an eventually lethal death; and Slotlin died shortly after from the radiation poisoning. He was likely the first person to get that much radiation at the time
the condom thing is actually from an SAS documentary on preparing a survival kits. i believe since they are included because they are a compressed container that can carry up to 2L of water when filled.
What I remember it from, is a meme from Full metal panic, showing Sousuke holding up a condom saying you can use it as a water bottle
Probably the shortest oversimplification of logarithmic vs exponential is that the log scale is just a way of putting the exponential curve(the line you se that curves and goes infinitely upwards) into a straight line.
Its done so that its easier to display, but it can also lead to misconceptions because on the log scale, the distance between magnitude 7 and 8 is the same as between 6 and 7, but its actually exponentially different.
It's been 0 days since Joey was forced to do the Skype call sound
can we get Ashly a mic, he's always adding helpful context for the boys and us. would love to hear his voice without room noise haha
I might be retarded but didn’t he have a mic for a few episodes
"Do girls want a girl cave" YES. YES WE DO. Altho I think the ones who CAN get one, instead of making their separate space in the house they just...get their own apartment and not live with any man whatsoever.
(Know that one episode of Close Enough where Emily browses houses for sale as escapism? I look at castles for sale in Europe the same way)
Tho we call them she sheds. I have a she shed and a garden
What kind of rich ass woman can just causally buy a seperate home
They gotta be so rich that if they get divorced they be the ones who pay alimony lmao
You do that too???
@@zellafae she sheds omg, I need one now
God tier magic spoon ad
Joey’s hair looks even more amazing when styled like that!
He looks like he just got out of bed
Yellow Shrek came on his hair
Honestly, it's weird seeing him with short hair after watching him for so many years, but I think it suits him
@@whateverworksmate.721 same
Model Joey
This one video birthed an entire dark universe that breaks the laws of physics. Only the boys can go further beyond God level anime status without even trying
Not a mathematician, but the intensity of the earthquake goes on the x axis, and the richter number on the y axis, because it is the result of a function that takes the intensity as a parameter. Connor was picturing it with the axis swapped.
@Stock Raising like everyone does
that makes a lot more sense, thanks
The guy that got the highest radiation dose was Hisashi Ouchi, the guys that were processing fuel just bypassed most of the procedures and had the fuel reach critical mass giving Ouchi the largest dose ever recorded. Stories also say the he wanted to be put out of his misery after about a week, but the doctors kept him alive for 83 days
Can thank Brew for that one lmao
Having lived in a coastal time in Miyagi for a few years, I experienced so many disaster warnings. The tsunami one yeah, pretty creepy now you mention it. The one I hated most was the missile alert from JAlert when North Korea was shooting missiles
sheesh.. that's rough
it’s crazy how i’ve seen every single one of these podcasts, probably the most committed i’ve been to something
Me too😂😂
I haven't been this committed to improving myself either.
Garnt:''whoever designed the Richter scale'', meanwhile Richter: ''am i a joke to you?"
When I heard Connor talk about being the MC in a apocalypse I couldn't stop thinking that his plan to have a sidekick would backfire and turn him into the mentor of the MC and lead him to sacrifice his life for the kid
Advice from an Eagle Scout, when asked what 3 items to bring, look at the 3 tools that will support your 3 weakest traits. Never bring anything that will run out quickly.
I would bring a stainless steel pot. Makes it easier to carry water and you can cook all your meals in it. There's not many bowl shaped items naturally and I don't have time to make a bowl when I'm dying of dehydration lol
What about duct tape though I feel like that would be hella useful even if it runs out relatively quickly
I relate to Garnt. I fidget a lot as well so I learned the pen spin to look cool
Connor is confusing a logarithmic scale with a logarithmic function. When you put an exponential function on a logarithmic scale you get a straight line.
If anyone is curious, the man who survived putting his head in a particle accelerator is Anatoli Bugorski.
Connor is talking logarithmic/exponential functions while Garnt is talking log scale, is not the same thing.
11:52 clicking wrist | 28:03 earthquake | 41:40 this is fine | 47:00 | 52:15 Antartica | 54:49 wait a minute | 59:33 nuke | 1:23:27 house of bones | 1:37:52 knife | 1:47:10 home not house | 1:56:29 murder
The bois not understanding the richter scale was hilarious. The reason an 8 feels so much worse than a 7 is because it is 10 times stronger, every level increases more and more
But it's ten times stronger than the last which is ten times stronger than the last until you get to a base. It's not just 80 times stronger than a 1. I think that's what most people get confused over.
Example
8 is 10⁸ times 1
7 is 10⁴ times 3
Connor: I like earthquakes
Definitely a Villain there
also sydney is like a cat, senses earthquakes before it hits
I remember being in Fairbanks, Alaska, 365 miles from my hometown of Anchorage when it was hit by a 7.1 earthquake in 2018. My fiance and I were at our hotel when suddenly a few people, including myself felt sick before we felt the shock wave. We feel ya Japan.
Very cute to see Joey thinking that government organizations won’t lie
on the zombie part, sounds like Joey and Garnt have not heard about cordyseps or the snail parasite....
Hope we never see one develop a variant for humans..
so it isnt a 100% fake science.
i love wuhan developed it like covid
so whe have the Umbrella event
This is the only podcast that I actively search for. I love the trio's dynamic
I like how the boys aren't versed on the topics they talk about but are great in making you invested in a subject making you try to learn things on your own.
I can't help but correct Garnt. Each time he says 'chemical reaction', he should be saying 'nuclear reaction' as chemical reactions are only associated with reactions concerning the electrons (typically at the valence shell level), however nuclear reactions are ones that are associated with reactions and changes of the nucleus.
For island survival items the two no-brainer picks are:
Fixed blade full tang knife, and container for water collection + boiling in. Something like a large, wide mouth stainless steel bottle.
In my opinion the third pick should be a stainless steel cooking pot with a bail handle.
If you don't know any fire starting techniques, a consistent fire starting item might be best. But on an island, you'd be surprised what can wash up on the beaches. Check out a channel called Field Days. He has found multiple usable lighters on a beach in one day.
Other options might be a fishing net, which could double as a hammock, but that's something that also has a good chance of washing on shore.
Connor wearing the shirt his mom gave him ❤️
42:26 Joey walking into the room like an Oblivion NPC.
I love that Connor always has Joey do the Skype sound effect when it comes up, I would do the same
chupacabra means goat sucker, literally, for the people that care
cabra = goat
chupa = abreviation of "chupar" = suck
his lore is pretty basic, it was a monster that drank the bloods of farm animals at night, imagine a vampire but instead of thinking "oh yeah these bite marks must be from a very handsome human with a cape" the people thought "oh yeah these bite marks must be from an animal, because humans dont go biting farm animals and draining their blood", so instead of vampires you have chupacabras, a gremling looking four legged animal with a cilindrical mouth full of razor sharp teeths, you will not get any more lore behind them because as i said, they are animals, they have as much lore as a giraffe
Don't they have 2 different depictions as well. A hound-like one and a alien/gremlin-like one
It's not actually an abbreviation, but the verb "chupar" (to suck) in the second person present tense used as a noun/adjective in this case.
g.o.a.t. suck? damn
Garnt's pen spinning skillz only further proves that he is the PROTAGONIST.
secondary protagonist, you can’t deny that 93 has a whole harem by now
@@Sowtah connor is always the antagonist though. N his harem literally just consist of ppl he interact with. Thatz like me calling every girl I met my slut lol
@@Sowtah Connor is the protagonist of the harem show. Always trying and a good guy but never actually succeeds. But has 93%.
Garnt is the shonen protagonist.
I really feel like no matter what it is, zombie apocalypse, Nuclear bomb, or being stuck in an abandon island I just wouldn't want to live. I have absolutely no survival instinct in me man, if I can't play my video games and watch my anime just let me die.
You would be surprised how many people used to bring knifes to school to “fidget”
There was a kid who brought a pocket knife to middle school...he got expelled when he reached 9th grade lol
Quarantine made me get back into yo-yos, kendamas and gameboys again 😂
Cool
Been playing for 10 years!
1:09:29 2 issues
1 How do you get rid of all the zombies... just coexist?
2 Do you want to live in a world where all the facilities are falling apart... can you do it, can you farm?
Why did the first 50 episodes feel like it took longer to come around, but from Episode 50 to 100 felt shorter.
I think Nihongo "Dogen" Jouzo san would be a great guest. Would love you see him in Trash Taste.
No shit it will be sooo lit if he comes as quest.
Another similarity between Garnt and me: we're both oddly calm during earthquakes.
It's not just earthquakes for me tho. Every disaster - everything that makes people panic. I just stay calm. The more people panic around me, the calmer I get. Strange. I understood it as my brain entering the survival mode.
I love how from 1:45:13 to 1:45:15 there was supposed to be an ad but all it says is a black screen with the text Magic Spoon hahaha
1:07:25 This happened in my city, Goiânia, some guys found in a abandoned laboratory a machine that had inside Cesio-137, I believe this is the biggest radioative accident in history
I have a feeling Joey is misremembering just how assisted that backflip was haha
It is so painful to watch them discuss logarithmic scales, especially knowing, two of them have engineering degrees.
A logarithmic scale means, the value you put on the scale is a logarithm of the real value. So if you measure the amplitude of the earth vibrations or something if it is 1mm you put 1 on the scale if it is 10 you put 2, if it is 100 you put 3. So if you go back from the scale to the amplitude the amplitude will be exponential.
An exponential scale would be the other way around, I don't know of such a scale, I guess it never makes sense.
The reason we use a logarithmic scale is, that it does not matter much whether something has amplitude 1 or 2. If it is 10 or 20 does not make much of a difference either, if it is 100 or 200 is also not much of a difference. You want to get an estimation of how bad the earth quake is, so with each step you get something that is "much worse" than the lower one.
The Richter-Scale is a bit more complicated than that, but it depends on the measurement of amplitudes and takes a logarithm of it.
What is used today is actually typically not the Richter-Scale but the moment magnitude scale, based on something called the seismic moment which relates to how much of the earth surface is actually moved at the source of the earth quake or something like that. But the scale is the logarithm of that value again.
Thanks for explaining this. You actually broken it down in simple terms which made in it easier to understand. I've been looking at comments because I had no idea what any of these things mean lol
Do authorities not also advocate for Intensity scales such as the Modified Mercalli scale (MM) for reporting on earthquakes rather than magnitude scales like the Richter scale purely for the reasons the boys were saying? MM provides a measure of the immediate impact that allows the public to get a clearer understanding of how bad an earthquake was. Though I guess that as a measure it can be localised can be , most people would understand it giving the impact show in Aki's clips as about a 3 or 4 when compared to the 2010 Haiti earthquake's rating of 10.
I still don’t completely understand (and Google was confusing me), but you simplified it enough for me to get the gist of it. So yeah, thank you 🙂
@@garethpalmer4009 Not sure. MM classifies the amount of damage caused, so as far as I understand it, it is not a physical measurement but rather human observation following a checklist. It seems to be older than the Richter scale.
The momentum magnitude scale is a global scale, so it describes the intensity of the earth quake at its source and is estimated by a lot of international measurements. So this is good to say how large of an seismic event this was. Local scales like the Richter scale describe the locally measured vibration intensity, so it is probably good to describe how intense it felt.
The impact scales describe the level of destruction, which very much depends on the local infrastructure. Japan is build for it, so all quakes in Japan would be classified much lower than in many other regions of the world where much lesser earthquakes can flatten cities.
1:11:25 LMAO this episode was filmed way before the Demon Dice After Dark and it shows how true Garnt was here because he tried to save his mana for the boss fight instead of saving connor during the TTRPG game
Garnt: There's something primal about having your own man cave
Me: Probably its the "CAVE" part
Earthquakes get exponentially bigger so they use a logarithmic scale so they can express the exponential growth in a linear way ( magnitude 1,2,3,4,etc.)
Joey’s hair looks good styled like that
It was my first thought after opening the podcast as well
Idk if it styled or not, but to me it just looks like bedhair lmao
Is it styled? It looks like he just woke up it doesnt look clean, it's in all different directions 😂
@@henrik1743 honestly no idea but if he woke up like that I want to have bedhair as well😂🙏
Joey and Garnt's shared brain cell perfectly synchronizing to say "same brain cell" at 26:51
I work with explosives in an avalanche mitigation role and can confirm that having your mouth open during and explosion is defiantly the correct thing to do if you are near one.
"Joey do the thing" always gets me
Garnt does such a good job of bringing up new topics/preventing awkward silences, while Joey’s and connor’s wealth of knowledge help keep it going. I always wonder when is the day that they’ll run out of things to say to each other and it just never happens.
It’s that time of the week again boys! Time to hear some shifty food takes and throw your phone at the bed!
Nothing can top Garnt and bread.