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Gotta love that sentence at 8:59 "Your razors are delivered free each month to your door for just a few dollars." I know what he meant but as a writing major I'm required to point this out. My nerd brain finds it hilarious.
The best part about that story about the man in the professor's class is that in the books it's almost spot on with only a slight adjustment of Sherlock's first meeting Watson which makes it even more interesting.
Thank you! We, in my family, are fanatical Sherlock Holmes fans; so this video was delightful. In addition, I found one of our choices for a Father's Day gift this year. (Tell Dollar Save Club) This video was a twofer! Thanks again. Love all of your videos!
Another bonus fact: Despite the fact that the phrase has become famous, Sherlock Holmes doesn't use deductive reasoning. The process of reasoning from an observation to the most likely cause is called abductive reasoning, also know as "inference to the best explanation." In deductive reasoning, the only possible conclusion is one that necessarily follows from the evidence - which would mean that the answer to the mystery would be so clear to anyone able to follow logic that a detective like Holmes wouldn't be needed.
All self-respecting bald men wax and buff their heads so that when the time comes, they can use it as a deadly laser weapon by reflecting the rays of the sun at the eyes of their enemies.
Geez... Comments are saturated with the Physics graphic which is an obvious mistake, but people are going to obsess and get all bent out of shape over the damnest things. Really enjoyed the video and the information. Thank you. On a different note, the shave looks good! Granted, I haven't used a razor in years but am curious as to trimmers. I'll go check their site and see if they have anything that won't yank the hair out instead of cutting it.
Jay Edington, et al... If you authentically believe Simon Whistler and the researching folks in TIFO are really stupid enough that the physics reference showing behind him as he said "physician" was NOT a joke... I'm a very simple country boy who might as well have fallen off the turnip truck in Podunk, Mississippi, and I'm NASA material in comparison... Dip shits, the lot of you... It's a sight gag. Duh... And you asses swamped this comments section to ruin it, pretentiously snarking about how stupid someone has to be to put up a physics reference when talking about becoming a ohysician... Not a leap of logic... Not hard at all really... especially if my dumb ass could catch it... So that's who I am... :o)
It's not a mistake. Back then you actually studied Physics to become a physician. Curriculum at university has changed much but then it was all just science.
Yeah! That character is C. Auguste Dupin. He was also featured in Poe's "The Purloined Letter." We can see Doyle adapt this story in "A Scandle in Bohemia."
I was wondering, why is the steryotype of coconuts of being on all deserted islands and tropical islands a thing and why are coconuts found in lots of tropical islands that are so far apart?
Dugster_105 that’s not a stereotype. Islands with freshwater that can sustain palm trees that bear fruit can sustain a castaway. They’re also loaded with vitamins and omega 3, liquid, coconut flesh can be eaten, mashed and used for sunblock and moisturizer for burns. That’s why ancient Pacific Islanders utilized them so much when island hopping
My brother-in-law subscribed to dollar shave club last year, his shaving technique is great! My sis was like "His skin is way more smoother! I'm gonna buy more of those shave butter cream!" Thanks for the informative video Simon!
I OBJECT sherlock holmes was inspired by Edgar Allen Poe's Dupin from the 1841 short story "The Murders of the Rue Morgue". The portrayal of Doyle''s professor's deduction skills is identical in method to that of Poe's detective. That is wayyyy too much of a coincidence to ignore, especially given that Poe's work predates Doyle's. Of course Poe had his influences as well, but The Murders of the Rue Morgue arguably created the detective genre, and so it is impossible to deny the story and Poe's influence on Doyle.
I think that was the best Dollar Shave plug I have seen on RUclips since you actually showed the product and showed yourself using it. All the other RUclips plugs I just assumed it was a cooler looking version of the razors you can get at dollar stores. Here I can see that it's actually a quality product.
I guess this is gonna be a reoccuring thing: having a commercial incorporated into the video like a 1950's TV show. Though instead of ads for Nestle's Quik presented by puppets, it will be Simon telling us about monthly subscriptions for various delivery services.
Holmes was at first to be 'Sherringford', before the tidier Sherlock was chosen - as Mortimer Mouse became Mickey. I believe the early name slips in once in the Holmes series as a sort of homage.
After watching a numerous amount of your videos I would be very interested in seeing how you guys get so many quality/interesting videos out every single day
What about Doyle's alleged stupidity for being taken in by a couple of pre-teen girls who convinced him that they were visited by fairys and had even taken photographs of them ?
I wish companies that have "first month for x dollars" would just say what it will cost for the months after the first one in the advertisement so people don't have to look into the fine print to find out what it is.
$9 a month? Jumpin' Jesus on a telephone pole! I haven't spent that kind of money on razors in years... Get a butterfly razor with adjustment. (mine's a gillete from the '30's) and spend a dollar on a pack of double-edged blades. Then you can just send the rest of your money thru patreon to TIFO... :o)
Re: Dr Bell and Conan-Doyle being his student: If you haven't already seen it, look up "Murder Rooms: Mysteries of the Real Sherlock Holmes", starring Ian Richardson as Dr Bell. Fine viewing for fans of this genre, but also...he kinda looked like that photo of him at 1:18.
Hi there, Simon. A little while back, I made a comment regarding the high temple areas of your beard. I fussed a bit (my absolute FAVE thing to do... fuss about non important things) how it seems to my eyeballs that one side is a bit higher than the other. I think it was your left. But you know what? Glad you asked "What, Michel?" I have decided I don't really give a rat's pahtootie, as I think you are THREE of my fave channels of the 60+ I follow. Really, you and the other guy, who's name escapes me just now... is there a THIRD also?... do something I find quite enlightening. I feel I have found something brilliant in that I found your channel. It is SO informative. Some things you yak on about have NO interest to me... only a few to say for sure... but MY GOSH, your channel is MOST times a real eye opener. And to that end_ THANK YOU VERY MUCH! Now, if I could just get you to say some of the words I have heard you say in a more correct manner... naww - fah get ah baght it. You are PERFECT just the way you are, buddy. And I will be looking forward to the daily "I DIDN'T KNOW THAT! THANKS!!! Take care, and keep on keeping on. Respectfully, A HUGE fan Michel J. Gaudet PS_ my first name is said as 'MICHAEL' I just don't have the 'a' in there - not my idea.
Nitpicking, perhaps, but it seems that Sherlock Holmes's method is not deductive, even if he claims so. Deduction needs the conclusion to be necessary given the premises given, and goes from general premise to specific conclusion, I believe. This is not generally the case in crime solving
Dollar Shave Club may be out of business pretty soon, as far as their head razors go, because cancer researchers accidentally found a cure for baldness at the University of Texas last week.
Sherlok is pretty much a copy of the Dupin by E.A.Poe. The murders in the Rue Morgue is pretty much like a S.Holmes story decades before the first story.
Simon, you might want to take a look at the rise of the modern detective novel. Conan Doyle was *somewhat* late to the party. The book The Suspicions of Mr Whicher (ISBN 080271742X) is a good read on it all and goes into some depth about the development of the detective story genre.
Fine video about Holmes, Doyle, ..., and you're funny with your sponsor ads or promotions. I perhaps would benefit from cutting my head hair but have only trimmed it (very infrequently) for many years now, for I'm not coordinated enough to be able to give myself a nice hair cut, as some people sometimes are very capable of doing for themselves, and I'm not interested in paying 15 $ CAD (plus tip) for a cut that'll take no more than 5 to max. 10 minutes. Also, I wouldn't want to thoroughly shave my head. This is Canada and it can get quite cold here some periods of winter, so some hair adds to the protection provided by tuques. :) As for the beard, I just trim it a little once in a while, though much more often than my head hair; beard being facial hair, vs head hair being on the tops of our heads. The beard does help during winter months. I's very, very seldom that a scarf (as nice as some are) is needed over the face, so this makes the bearded part a "little handy". The only bald people I've noticed around where I reside are like truly bald, rather than people who just cut their head hair so short that they can look bald, depending on distance. You're not truly bald, for if you were, then you surely wouldn't need to shave your scalp, so you're just preferring to have your hair this short, which, of course, is surely convenient when bathing or showering, for the little hair you have remaining will dry in ... what, 2 or 3 minutes; as opposed to a person with long hair needing to wait, ... what, an hour or more, for the hair to dry naturally, that is. But you live in the UK somewhere, maybe England, and the winter climate surely is normally milder than it is here. Cheater, cheater, ...! "Shame on you" for living in a milder climate. :) It must be convenient to have such short hair for another reason that now comes to mind. You surely are protected from head lice, or whatever those nasty pest insects are called. I never got anything of the kind but have heard of the problem sometimes occuring in the USA as well as Canada. Dr. Bronner's Peppermint soap, a concentrated liquid herbal soap, however, can surely get rid of head lice, as well as working against "crabs" people sometimes get in pubic hairs from use of ... well, infested toilets, f.e. Gotta be very careful with that soap though, for it's very strong and needs to be diluted in order to avoid burning yourself, for it's a STRONG disinfectant (organically herbal but very strong), and with one bottle, it can be made into several properly diluted bottles of equal size/volume. He also has other excellent organic soaps, Castille, Lavender (wonderful body wash), Rose, Sandalwood and surely others, all, from my experience, directly usable, unlike his peppermint soap (packs a punch, to say the least). www.drbronner.com It's sold in stores in the US and Canada, but possibly also elsewhere, and you get real value for your $'s.
Sameer Turki - And, during the 1800's, the body was also recognized as being "physic-al", hence the usage. Yes...we *are* in a fully different century than "when".
3:51 "During the time HOLMES was writing The Final Problem in 1893." Holmes didn't write anything, he was a fictional character. Sir Conan Doyle did the writing :)
Okay so like, can Daven make a video on why 4 hours of sleep makes me function better than 5 hours of sleep? Because I've noticed that if I get 4 hours of sleep, that it's sufficient and I can function almost as well as if I had gotten a standard 7 1/2. I wake up well rested and ready to get up and do stuff. But if I go over 4 hours but under 7, I feel like I only got like 5 minutes of sleep. Shouldn't more sleep be better? I don't get it. And also, if I sleep more than 8 hours I feel almost the same, like I didn't get enough sleep. I got more than enough, can I just not bank sleep hours? Lol. But please, no offense Simon (I love you and all, but I love Daven just a teeny bit more), please have Daven present the video? Oh that would make my world! I'd be so happy :)
Jay Lad People don't need drugs to live long. Life expectancy is up because infant mortality is down. Lifetimes are shortening now because people keep filling themselves with crap diabeetus food.
And while all of you have spotted the physics/physician graphic thing, none of you have drawn the conclusion that it is the result of a non-native english speaking editor mis-hearing what Simon said (& then no one picking it up during any quality control review). Or it could just be a simple garden variety cock up.
Excuse me but Monson was not found "Not Guilty". He is one of that select group of Scottish murder trial defendants (like Madeleine Smith) found, "Not Proven" by the jury, that middle verdict based on measuring the evidence as to whether it is beyond a shadow of a doubt - it is usually of such a middle point range it is called, "You're not guilty, but don't do it again!!" Most commentators (like the later mentioned William Roughead) feel Monson was definitely guilty.
Sherlock Holmes was a real person. His real name is revealed in the last Holmes story written by Doyle. His Last Bow is the story. But, you have to read it carefully because Doyle puts your own deductive skills to work. Doyle was infuenced by Bell but his stories were based on his own experiences and his chronicles of the real detective. All of Doyle's stories are set in the 19th century but inspired real law enforcement of the 20th century to use Holmes'/ Doyle's methods to solve crimes. Fingerprints are just one thing the Holmes stories used as a way to find a killer. Bell and Doyle both named the suspect in the Ripper killings but Scotland Yard and higher-ups in the Monarchy never revealed who it was. Numerous movies have been made about Holmes stalking the Ripper. A Study In Terror is one and one starring Christopher Plumner is another. It was called Murder By Decree.
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Ah rats I don't like subscriptions but I was dead on for getting one of those razors and converting my shaving to your brand, my man. Thanks for your work on these videos.
Ready to learn more fun facts about Sherlock Holmes? Then check out this video and you'll discover the truth about Holmes' signature catchphrase- Sherlock Holmes Never Said “Elementary, My Dear Watson”:
ruclips.net/video/uNBSEFN8KUE/видео.html
No lie, this was probably the best dollar shave club plug I've seen on youtube.
For some reason, this channel puts a lot of effort into plugging their sponsors.
Well, they are paying the bills. Best to keep your patrons happy, no?
Nickholas Bailey at least the effort makes it more enjoyable to have the stuff plugged. at least for me.
yea, I actually liked getting to see him using the product rather than just some pre written spcheel
looks like he cut himself though.
1:14 physician: a doctor who doesn't practice surgery
physicist: a scientist who studies the physical world
Thanks my guy
Gotta love that sentence at 8:59 "Your razors are delivered free each month to your door for just a few dollars." I know what he meant but as a writing major I'm required to point this out. My nerd brain finds it hilarious.
1:12 people who study physics are called physicist, not physician.
Good catch.
True, but it's the graphic that's wrong, not the word. He was an actual medical doctor.
Sameer Turki the graphic must have been wrong. They mentioned "patients" in regards to the studies.
edit, darn, I was a minute too slow.
Physicians are doctor right?
dude did you not hear the video... he says things like "medicine" multiple time its just the graphic... thats the issue
The best part about that story about the man in the professor's class is that in the books it's almost spot on with only a slight adjustment of Sherlock's first meeting Watson which makes it even more interesting.
Thank you! We, in my family, are fanatical Sherlock Holmes fans; so this video was delightful. In addition, I found one of our choices for a Father's Day gift this year. (Tell Dollar Save Club) This video was a twofer! Thanks again. Love all of your videos!
Another bonus fact: Despite the fact that the phrase has become famous, Sherlock Holmes doesn't use deductive reasoning. The process of reasoning from an observation to the most likely cause is called abductive reasoning, also know as "inference to the best explanation." In deductive reasoning, the only possible conclusion is one that necessarily follows from the evidence - which would mean that the answer to the mystery would be so clear to anyone able to follow logic that a detective like Holmes wouldn't be needed.
So that's why your head is so shiny....
All self-respecting bald men wax and buff their heads so that when the time comes, they can use it as a deadly laser weapon by reflecting the rays of the sun at the eyes of their enemies.
Dr.StickFigure It's the shave-buttah!
Dr. Stick Figure looks like that lame excuse for a guidance counselor on South Park, Mr. Mackey.
+Mi. I saw a T-shirt once that said "My head is not bald. It's a solar panel for a sex machine".
@@Miimu5210 , I totally need to do this! Lol
Geez... Comments are saturated with the Physics graphic which is an obvious mistake, but people are going to obsess and get all bent out of shape over the damnest things. Really enjoyed the video and the information. Thank you.
On a different note, the shave looks good! Granted, I haven't used a razor in years but am curious as to trimmers. I'll go check their site and see if they have anything that won't yank the hair out instead of cutting it.
Unlike Holmes, people care about useless facts to make them feel smarter.
And yet another sight-gag is lost to the so-called "smart viewers" online for their pretentious attentions to details...
Jay Edington, et al... If you authentically believe Simon Whistler and the researching folks in TIFO are really stupid enough that the physics reference showing behind him as he said "physician" was NOT a joke... I'm a very simple country boy who might as well have fallen off the turnip truck in Podunk, Mississippi, and I'm NASA material in comparison... Dip shits, the lot of you... It's a sight gag. Duh...
And you asses swamped this comments section to ruin it, pretentiously snarking about how stupid someone has to be to put up a physics reference when talking about becoming a ohysician...
Not a leap of logic... Not hard at all really... especially if my dumb ass could catch it...
So that's who I am... :o)
It's not a mistake. Back then you actually studied Physics to become a physician. Curriculum at university has changed much but then it was all just science.
This is one of the rare times when I actually found an ad on youtube to be entertaining.
I always thought Sherlock Holmes was inspired by the main character of The Murders in the Rue Morgue by Edgar Allan Poe
Yeah! That character is C. Auguste Dupin. He was also featured in Poe's "The Purloined Letter." We can see Doyle adapt this story in "A Scandle in Bohemia."
@@salantonucci9786 Wrong
I was wondering, why is the steryotype of coconuts of being on all deserted islands and tropical islands a thing and why are coconuts found in lots of tropical islands that are so far apart?
swallows carry them.
European or African?
Dugster_105 that’s not a stereotype. Islands with freshwater that can sustain palm trees that bear fruit can sustain a castaway. They’re also loaded with vitamins and omega 3, liquid, coconut flesh can be eaten, mashed and used for sunblock and moisturizer for burns. That’s why ancient Pacific Islanders utilized them so much when island hopping
The palm seed pod can float
My brother-in-law subscribed to dollar shave club last year, his shaving technique is great! My sis was like "His skin is way more smoother! I'm gonna buy more of those shave butter cream!" Thanks for the informative video Simon!
I OBJECT
sherlock holmes was inspired by Edgar Allen Poe's Dupin from the 1841 short story "The Murders of the Rue Morgue". The portrayal of Doyle''s professor's deduction skills is identical in method to that of Poe's detective. That is wayyyy too much of a coincidence to ignore, especially given that Poe's work predates Doyle's. Of course Poe had his influences as well, but The Murders of the Rue Morgue arguably created the detective genre, and so it is impossible to deny the story and Poe's influence on Doyle.
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was better
I think that was the best Dollar Shave plug I have seen on RUclips since you actually showed the product and showed yourself using it. All the other RUclips plugs I just assumed it was a cooler looking version of the razors you can get at dollar stores. Here I can see that it's actually a quality product.
Yes and no. He has a cut on his head where he shaved. Ouch!
@@imaamericangirl1406 Ooh! Nice catch!
I guess this is gonna be a reoccuring thing: having a commercial incorporated into the video like a 1950's TV show. Though instead of ads for Nestle's Quik presented by puppets, it will be Simon telling us about monthly subscriptions for various delivery services.
well son gotta eat
Your videos are awesome. Keep up the good work.
Holmes was at first to be 'Sherringford', before the tidier Sherlock was chosen - as Mortimer Mouse became Mickey. I believe the early name slips in once in the Holmes series as a sort of homage.
After watching a numerous amount of your videos I would be very interested in seeing how you guys get so many quality/interesting videos out every single day
OMG you actually got that right. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was a major inspiration for Sherlock based on his deductive reasoning in diagnosing diseases.
What about Doyle's alleged stupidity for being taken in by a couple of pre-teen girls who convinced him that they were visited by fairys and had even taken photographs of them ?
I wish companies that have "first month for x dollars" would just say what it will cost for the months after the first one in the advertisement so people don't have to look into the fine print to find out what it is.
$9 a month? Jumpin' Jesus on a telephone pole! I haven't spent that kind of money on razors in years...
Get a butterfly razor with adjustment. (mine's a gillete from the '30's) and spend a dollar on a pack of double-edged blades. Then you can just send the rest of your money thru patreon to TIFO... :o)
My anger is still well placed and the theory is sound, you almost never get the info. without some serious digging.
Re: Dr Bell and Conan-Doyle being his student: If you haven't already seen it, look up "Murder Rooms: Mysteries of the Real Sherlock Holmes", starring Ian Richardson as Dr Bell. Fine viewing for fans of this genre, but also...he kinda looked like that photo of him at 1:18.
not a single mention of Edgar Allan Poe, who wrote a similar character years before Doyle.
Hi there, Simon.
A little while back, I made a comment regarding the high temple areas of your beard. I fussed a bit (my absolute FAVE thing to do... fuss about non important things) how it seems to my eyeballs that one side is a bit higher than the other. I think it was your left. But you know what? Glad you asked "What, Michel?" I have decided I don't really give a rat's pahtootie, as I think you are THREE of my fave channels of the 60+ I follow. Really, you and the other guy, who's name escapes me just now... is there a THIRD also?... do something I find quite enlightening. I feel I have found something brilliant in that I found your channel. It is SO informative. Some things you yak on about have NO interest to me... only a few to say for sure... but MY GOSH, your channel is MOST times a real eye opener. And to that end_ THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
Now, if I could just get you to say some of the words I have heard you say in a more correct manner... naww - fah get ah baght it. You are PERFECT just the way you are, buddy. And I will be looking forward to the daily "I DIDN'T KNOW THAT! THANKS!!!
Take care, and keep on keeping on.
Respectfully,
A HUGE fan
Michel J. Gaudet
PS_ my first name is said as 'MICHAEL' I just don't have the 'a' in there - not my idea.
Hi Mr Simon Whistler! love the show you guys have put together.
Why hasn't there been a movie about Dr. Bell and his involvement with the Jack the Ripper case?
Sherlock season 4 is on netflix now
Nitpicking, perhaps, but it seems that Sherlock Holmes's method is not deductive, even if he claims so. Deduction needs the conclusion to be necessary given the premises given, and goes from general premise to specific conclusion, I believe. This is not generally the case in crime solving
Dollar Shave Club may be out of business pretty soon, as far as their head razors go, because cancer researchers accidentally found a cure for baldness at the University of Texas last week.
Haha, as a fellow bald/bearded man I truly enjoyed your plug for the Dollar Shave Club. Bravo, and keep making amazing videos!
Sherlok is pretty much a copy of the Dupin by E.A.Poe. The murders in the Rue Morgue is pretty much like a S.Holmes story decades before the first story.
Gou Karuma except the culprit.
I really like this ad that Simon's doing. You should vlog, I'd watch it!
Simon, you might want to take a look at the rise of the modern detective novel. Conan Doyle was *somewhat* late to the party. The book The Suspicions of Mr Whicher (ISBN 080271742X) is a good read on it all and goes into some depth about the development of the detective story genre.
One small point, Holmes didn't use deductive reasoning, he used abductive reasoning.
thats cool how doctor bell assisted with the actual jack the ripper cases. never did that much research into them to find that out myself
Today I found out "Today I Found Out" a fucking awesome youtube channel. Your channel is awesome. Subscribed.
In 2000-2001, the BBC produced four excellent mysteries based on this premise with Ian Richardson as Dr. Joseph Bell.
hard as hell to shave my head without getting a few nicks. i think i actually have scars from the time i tried.
_use... the... machinessss...._
+Hells Wind I, for one, welcome our robot overlords.
You get better at it the more you do it, even if you need a glass of OJ after the first few times!
I want more Simon vlogs 😆 #simonathome
Fine video about Holmes, Doyle, ..., and you're funny with your sponsor ads or promotions. I perhaps would benefit from cutting my head hair but have only trimmed it (very infrequently) for many years now, for I'm not coordinated enough to be able to give myself a nice hair cut, as some people sometimes are very capable of doing for themselves, and I'm not interested in paying 15 $ CAD (plus tip) for a cut that'll take no more than 5 to max. 10 minutes. Also, I wouldn't want to thoroughly shave my head. This is Canada and it can get quite cold here some periods of winter, so some hair adds to the protection provided by tuques. :) As for the beard, I just trim it a little once in a while, though much more often than my head hair; beard being facial hair, vs head hair being on the tops of our heads. The beard does help during winter months. I's very, very seldom that a scarf (as nice as some are) is needed over the face, so this makes the bearded part a "little handy". The only bald people I've noticed around where I reside are like truly bald, rather than people who just cut their head hair so short that they can look bald, depending on distance. You're not truly bald, for if you were, then you surely wouldn't need to shave your scalp, so you're just preferring to have your hair this short, which, of course, is surely convenient when bathing or showering, for the little hair you have remaining will dry in ... what, 2 or 3 minutes; as opposed to a person with long hair needing to wait, ... what, an hour or more, for the hair to dry naturally, that is. But you live in the UK somewhere, maybe England, and the winter climate surely is normally milder than it is here. Cheater, cheater, ...! "Shame on you" for living in a milder climate. :) It must be convenient to have such short hair for another reason that now comes to mind. You surely are protected from head lice, or whatever those nasty pest insects are called. I never got anything of the kind but have heard of the problem sometimes occuring in the USA as well as Canada. Dr. Bronner's Peppermint soap, a concentrated liquid herbal soap, however, can surely get rid of head lice, as well as working against "crabs" people sometimes get in pubic hairs from use of ... well, infested toilets, f.e. Gotta be very careful with that soap though, for it's very strong and needs to be diluted in order to avoid burning yourself, for it's a STRONG disinfectant (organically herbal but very strong), and with one bottle, it can be made into several properly diluted bottles of equal size/volume. He also has other excellent organic soaps, Castille, Lavender (wonderful body wash), Rose, Sandalwood and surely others, all, from my experience, directly usable, unlike his peppermint soap (packs a punch, to say the least). www.drbronner.com It's sold in stores in the US and Canada, but possibly also elsewhere, and you get real value for your $'s.
"Elementary" Did you know that Sherlock Holmes never said "Elementary, my dear Watson" in any of the stories by Conan Doyle.
He did actually but only in one and I noticed that too XD
Dr. Carver's Shave Butter is the best! But in a pinch the Executive's blades work just fine with only water.
8:58 "after that your razors are delivered free each month to your door for just a few dollars"
Oh dear...
Sameer Turki - And, during the 1800's, the body was also recognized as being "physic-al", hence the usage. Yes...we *are* in a fully different century than "when".
LOL I actualy watched the whole commercial thingy. I just *love* this guy's voice!!!
Been using Dollar Shave for a couple of years now -- and it's great! In fact, all their products are quite good.
I only just noticed the new 60fps look. I like it.
How many other people were very worried when he started talking about the other important aria he needs to shave?
Dude. I like your beard.
6"40 Liar. It could not have been earlier in the day when you made that statement.
I had heard Watson was based on Doyle.... they served in similar wars in similar ways... and his key feature was documenting
next time you shave your head, make a livestream
I wanna know why poop is so light.
Small Pox huh
You ate to many birds
3:51 "During the time HOLMES was writing The Final Problem in 1893." Holmes didn't write anything, he was a fictional character. Sir Conan Doyle did the writing :)
8:59
"...your razors are delivered *free* each month to your door, _for just a few dollars_."
Oh. I see. Free for a few dollars.
Capt. Raptor Delivered free with out charge heh I see what your saying bro
4 premium blades and handle for $5? Holy crap that's a good deal.
I can't imagine you with hair, without a beard! still love the vids!
I've used dollar shave club in the past, was convenient, cheap and no hassle to cancel when I had to.
Okay so like, can Daven make a video on why 4 hours of sleep makes me function better than 5 hours of sleep? Because I've noticed that if I get 4 hours of sleep, that it's sufficient and I can function almost as well as if I had gotten a standard 7 1/2. I wake up well rested and ready to get up and do stuff. But if I go over 4 hours but under 7, I feel like I only got like 5 minutes of sleep. Shouldn't more sleep be better? I don't get it. And also, if I sleep more than 8 hours I feel almost the same, like I didn't get enough sleep. I got more than enough, can I just not bank sleep hours? Lol. But please, no offense Simon (I love you and all, but I love Daven just a teeny bit more), please have Daven present the video? Oh that would make my world! I'd be so happy :)
No mention of how Owen Wilson inspired Sir Arthur Conan Doyle while helping Jackie Chan avenge the death of his father?
Yeah, Paul Harvey told this on "The Rest of the Story" years ago. Still fascinating though.
Doctors in the 1800s: Sherlock Holmes
Doctors today: Let me sell u some druggz..
and yet we live longer than ever with those druggz
Jay Lad
People don't need drugs to live long. Life expectancy is up because infant mortality is down. Lifetimes are shortening now because people keep filling themselves with crap diabeetus food.
And while all of you have spotted the physics/physician graphic thing, none of you have drawn the conclusion that it is the result of a non-native english speaking editor mis-hearing what Simon said (& then no one picking it up during any quality control review). Or it could just be a simple garden variety cock up.
Excuse me but Monson was not found "Not Guilty". He is one of that select group of Scottish murder trial defendants (like Madeleine Smith) found, "Not Proven" by the jury, that middle verdict based on measuring the evidence as to whether it is beyond a shadow of a doubt - it is usually of such a middle point range it is called, "You're not guilty, but don't do it again!!" Most commentators (like the later mentioned William Roughead) feel Monson was definitely guilty.
You should do a video on Frederick Augustus Heinze "The man who outsmarted Standard Oil"
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Simon is even more handsome without his spectacles
Supposedly, it was alleged that it was a member of the royal family who was Jack the Ripper.
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Did you lose a light in your studio?
"*moan of pleasure*"
~Simon 2k17
Seems like a good subject for a next video:
Did physicians really study physics?
How university has changed over the year. D
Sherlock Holmes was a real person. His real name is revealed in the last Holmes story written by Doyle. His Last Bow is the story. But, you have to read it carefully because Doyle puts your own deductive skills to work. Doyle was infuenced by Bell but his stories were based on his own experiences and his chronicles of the real detective. All of Doyle's stories are set in the 19th century but inspired real law enforcement of the 20th century to use Holmes'/ Doyle's methods to solve crimes. Fingerprints are just one thing the Holmes stories used as a way to find a killer. Bell and Doyle both named the suspect in the Ripper killings but Scotland Yard and higher-ups in the Monarchy never revealed who it was. Numerous movies have been made about Holmes stalking the Ripper. A Study In Terror is one and one starring Christopher Plumner is another. It was called Murder By Decree.
LOVE this series...
I remember of reading something like officer story in sat practice
Why do you have a Physics graphic on screen when talking about becoming a Physician?
Wasn’t he Also inspired by the first sleuth like investigator and pairing dynamic from Edgar Allen Poes stories
Could the character Gregory House from the show House M.D. be inspired by Bell as well?
Dafox house is based of Sherlock
You can always shave the beard and grow a mullet if you're going incognito 🤣🤣
Physician is different than Physicist.
Dollarshave sounds all nice and everything... unless you live in the US - then even a expensive superstore crap is cheaper.
Finally we get to go in Simon's home.
your beard makes you look smart ;)
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Studied to be a physician , not a physicist
I like your interesting videos
Ah rats I don't like subscriptions but I was dead on for getting one of those razors and converting my shaving to your brand, my man. Thanks for your work on these videos.
And Doyle, in spite of his scientific and logical attitude, believed in fairies!
I thought that Holmes was also inspired by Vidocq the french private investigator from the 18th/19th century.
how about the history of the blue man group?
No mention of policeman Mr Jack Whicher?
house lock 7 pin tumbler the sheer line is where the lock pins meet..
and a light bulb can be used as a microphone thats my guess
watt son
i guess back then it wasnt 7 pin
and maybe they listened through whale oil pipe lines not sure wasnt there
I subscribed
Simon is a legend
a physician who studies physics! cool!
Pish posh. Everyone knows that Dr. Gregory House is the inspiration for Sherlock Holmes. Clearly Doyle watched a lot of television.