honestly i find it really funny how oppenheimer in this video is characterized as a creepy old man, completely reversed with how he's usually depicted in media
I think Oppenheimer’s story is one that’s very easy to romanticise. “Tortured genius whose career was ruined by McCarthyist freaks” is a good sell for a Christopher Nolan film (which I generally liked) but the weirder parts of Oppenheimer’s legacy aren’t as well known as they should be. Unquestionably brilliant but man he got up to some odd shit lmao
I attended a standing room only lecture by Pauling at a Texas Medical School in the mid-80s. I don't recall the details, but his lecture centered on ibuprofen (he pronounced it 'uh-BOO-profen' which is why I remember his subject matter). I do remember his lecture style to be engaging and the gist of his lecture to be plausible - maybe more so because he was considered Medical Royalty at the time.
I came to this channel because of the lab supervision video, but damn your videos are well made and overflow with love for the field and well told stories. Loved every minute, can‘t wait for p2
i dont have the power of divination or anything but as someone whos consumed copious amounts of youtube content i can tell you got the juice. this channel has whats necessary to be successful. please keep up the tremendous work. now i gotta watch all your other videos :)
My buddy who I've taken chem with loves Linus Pauling from our shared chem classes, but I learned he was crazy from my bio class which I took without him, its funny to me since I've loved praising him with the phrase "we've got the next Linus Pauling here" even before I learned about his work on biochem. Maybe this video will show him it's a now a bit of a backhanded compliment
Dealing with a dysfunctional parent is a deeply traumatizing experience, in his case that meant he had to be overly self reliant and really didn't have someone to listen to him and correct his behavior.
It's sad how early kids from dysfunctional households have to grow up. I didn't have time to mention in the video, but Pauling was pretty absent with his own kids. Ava was, by all accounts, a doting mother, and it was common for married men in the 30s and 40s to not see much of their children, especially ones as busy as Linus. But I do wonder whether he'd have spent more time with them if his father had lived for another 30 years
After getting diagnosed with ADHD and getting treatment, I've really started enjoying learning about physics in general. I also started to really like learning about the history about alot of things(WWII) This video was super entertaining to hear, and I watched along so I can keep up with the names and not get confused lol I'm really excited for part 2 of the video, and I'm really glad I found your channel. I think I'm going to be listening to the rest of the videos you have uploaded previously during my commutes for a while lol I've subscribed, and I'm genuinely excited to learn about new people I wouldn't have had any interest in if it weren't for these videos. I wanted to share the joy I got from the video, instead of just clicking off.
Impressive how much he worked while studying, he's very fortunate he didn't break down. Can't help but wonder if he used chemical stimulants like Paul Erdos. I also have a suspicion that all his time working menial jobs with people who struggled to get by made him feel like workers deserved better treatment. It's a completely normal reaction to the struggle.
What a beautiful day to be alive, if only i had some crunchy iron to enjoy this video with The thumbtack design looks very professional, i think im falling in love
30:10 I think you forgot to put down the background music in the description. I believe it is: Stardew Valley OST - Summer (The Sun Can Bend An Orange Sky)
...oh cool another MQ tate video... and it's not from the element series, interesting, let's see linus pauling? yeah that name rings a bell, okay who comes to mind when i hear the word genius? hmmm.... let's pause and really think about that lemme just move my cursor, go down to the video settings aaaannd.... FORTY MINUTES?!?!?!?!?!
I REALLY REALLY hate to be that guy, but at 0:42 when you say, "Pauling is the only person in history whose prizes were unshared" Marie Curie came to my mind instantly. She has 1 nobel prize in chemistry and 1 in physics, unless i missunderstood what you meant. Despite this I also want to say awesome video! I've been really enjoying your channel recently and I wish you all the best! Love from Poland (literally the only reason why I know that Marie Curie had 2 nobel prizes).
POV: You've been held hostage by a PhD student with no sleep who is desperately procrastinating working on his thesis
honestly i find it really funny how oppenheimer in this video is characterized as a creepy old man, completely reversed with how he's usually depicted in media
I think Oppenheimer’s story is one that’s very easy to romanticise. “Tortured genius whose career was ruined by McCarthyist freaks” is a good sell for a Christopher Nolan film (which I generally liked) but the weirder parts of Oppenheimer’s legacy aren’t as well known as they should be. Unquestionably brilliant but man he got up to some odd shit lmao
A man contains multitudes and those multitudes contain weird old sex pervert surprisingly often.
Every single person in the world has gotten up to some weird shit they don't want to be remembered by
41:16 “I’m recording this on Saturday December 21st, 2021 which will hopefully be the upload date”
*uploads 3 years later*
;-;7
"If he didn't immediately excell on a topic he quickly lost interest and his grades plummeted" he's just like me
(comment for algorithm)
Comment for algorithms also love your videos
BritMonkey and MQTate collab???
my goats
ikr, too relatable
EL MONO BRITANICO???
Thanks for accurately portraying Oppenheimer's piercing blue eyes. They were so piercing that they actually split atoms apart
Oppenheimer trying to form history’s most accursed scientist polycule is hilarious, wtf was he doing
F O R T Y MINUTES?? We've been blessed
Right !
Yeah, I appreciate the 3+ years of work this took
I attended a standing room only lecture by Pauling at a Texas Medical School in the mid-80s. I don't recall the details, but his lecture centered on ibuprofen (he pronounced it 'uh-BOO-profen' which is why I remember his subject matter). I do remember his lecture style to be engaging and the gist of his lecture to be plausible - maybe more so because he was considered Medical Royalty at the time.
That's insane! Doesn't surprise me it was standing room only, not every day you get to listen to a dual Nobel Laureate
I read that as "I RUINED CAREER :D "
I both can't wait for part 2 and couldn't resist sharing this video with every friend on my course. Fabulous stuff!
Oh boy, another MQTate video this year?? And near christmas??? Can I call it a christmas miracle already?
i love the swirling oppenheimer music every time he shows up
Every frame he's on screen he has a 1 in 500 chance of facing the camera and saying your full name and home address
i really like how the story is getting displayed through connections between drawn photos, really great video!
Holy shit its the 1964N guy
I came to this channel because of the lab supervision video, but damn your videos are well made and overflow with love for the field and well told stories. Loved every minute, can‘t wait for p2
phd AND tutoring AND massive documentary? your drive is unparalleled. wonderful video. algorithm.
subbed. hope this one gets the attention it deserves.
PART ONE?! Oh yes, more please!
i dont have the power of divination or anything but as someone whos consumed copious amounts of youtube content i can tell you got the juice. this channel has whats necessary to be successful. please keep up the tremendous work. now i gotta watch all your other videos :)
My buddy who I've taken chem with loves Linus Pauling from our shared chem classes, but I learned he was crazy from my bio class which I took without him, its funny to me since I've loved praising him with the phrase "we've got the next Linus Pauling here" even before I learned about his work on biochem. Maybe this video will show him it's a now a bit of a backhanded compliment
Lean into the character, next time you see him give him an orange and tell him it'll cure bowel cancer
Every Oppenheimer moment just sends me
I love Spending Time with Max simulator ❤ What a fantastic job youve done on this one, dude! Looking forward to part 2! Xx
Dealing with a dysfunctional parent is a deeply traumatizing experience, in his case that meant he had to be overly self reliant and really didn't have someone to listen to him and correct his behavior.
It's sad how early kids from dysfunctional households have to grow up. I didn't have time to mention in the video, but Pauling was pretty absent with his own kids. Ava was, by all accounts, a doting mother, and it was common for married men in the 30s and 40s to not see much of their children, especially ones as busy as Linus. But I do wonder whether he'd have spent more time with them if his father had lived for another 30 years
Wow, this is a really great video! I haven't really seen a big deep-dive documentary in a cartoonish style, and it really adds a lot personality.
Love your videos and congratulations on the sponsor
Forty minutes?!??
There is *no* way I will let this video be forgotten by the algorithm.
I will *share* it
Sorry?!?
This is just part one?!?!!!
Sometimes the algorithm really delivers, what a gem of a channel.
WOW!!!! What an amazing christmas gift!!!! I love your content and im so excited for this 40 minute ride!
After getting diagnosed with ADHD and getting treatment, I've really started enjoying learning about physics in general.
I also started to really like learning about the history about alot of things(WWII)
This video was super entertaining to hear, and I watched along so I can keep up with the names and not get confused lol
I'm really excited for part 2 of the video, and I'm really glad I found your channel.
I think I'm going to be listening to the rest of the videos you have uploaded previously during my commutes for a while lol
I've subscribed, and I'm genuinely excited to learn about new people I wouldn't have had any interest in if it weren't for these videos.
I wanted to share the joy I got from the video, instead of just clicking off.
So much productionvalue for just 6.17 k subscribers.
Thank you! Hopefully I'll have at least 2 or 3 more subscribers over the next few days (;
NEW MQTATE AND ITS 40 MINUTES LEFS GOOOOOOO
Impressive how much he worked while studying, he's very fortunate he didn't break down. Can't help but wonder if he used chemical stimulants like Paul Erdos. I also have a suspicion that all his time working menial jobs with people who struggled to get by made him feel like workers deserved better treatment. It's a completely normal reaction to the struggle.
This is so ridiculously good. Thank you.
"Can be taught to 11 year olds"
Me who struggled a lot to learn it when I was 12: *press X to doubt*
What a beautiful day to be alive, if only i had some crunchy iron to enjoy this video with
The thumbtack design looks very professional, i think im falling in love
Amazing channel waiting for the day the algorithm pushes this video
MQ tate my GOAT you have returned with a gift to mankind worthy of a nobel prize
Holy awesome thank you mr MQTate this is very epic
thank you for the great video
WAKE UP BABE NEW MQTATE VIDEO JUST DROPPED!!
I burst out laughing when oppy’s voice just kept getting an octave lower
30:10 I think you forgot to put down the background music in the description. I believe it is:
Stardew Valley OST - Summer (The Sun Can Bend An Orange Sky)
Good spot! I actually forgot to paste in several songs nead the end, should be updated now 🤦♂️
You got a video out on the intended date! (Don’t look at what year it is, it’s December 21st)
We are blessed with FOURTY MINUTES of MQTate. Oh my.
This is absolutely on the level of Bobby Brocoli
Thank you! Not sure I’m quite on his level yet (;
A lewis video like this would be awesome too
we eating good with a 40 minute mqtate upload
yummers an upload
amazing video
Have a comment for the algorithm
"Pauline Pauling"
Id hate to be her lmao
This is really cool. Are there other chemists that you might do a video like this for?
oh my god this is so well produced, this is some bobbybroccoli level sh!t
This is awesome and desires so much more attention. The Oppenheimer parts sent me he really tried to get with both Pauling and his wife
cant wait!
His behaviour was truly 'a Pauling'.
Just for that pun I'm delaying Part 2 by an extra 6 months
@MQTate Nooooooo :((
(Iron is still waiting for you)
17:34 Well, that was a deeply uncomfortable thing to learn about Schrödinger.
I owe you a pint for this one
TATE MY GOAT!
Civ 6 ost mentioned. What is a full night of sleep?
I see Pierre Curie as the genius of chemistry
The Civ6 music :))
This video is absolutely L Pauling 😂 truly one of the videos of all time
41:16 2021? (Also this video was awesome and I'm super excited for part 2)
is this iron? i cant tell
damn. pls more
Genius Video😂
...oh cool another MQ tate video... and it's not from the element series, interesting, let's see linus pauling? yeah that name rings a bell, okay who comes to mind when i hear the word genius? hmmm.... let's pause and really think about that lemme just move my cursor, go down to the video settings aaaannd.... FORTY MINUTES?!?!?!?!?!
You say he's the 'smartest quack in history', yet I've seen no ducks in this video. Curious.
How do you have so few subs… take my engagement
20:53 Steve Cobs form II reference?!
So good tho man, damnnnnn
17:33 made the mistake of checking the personal life tab of his wiki page. Dude sucked 😢
YEAH amazing how few people know how dodgy he was lmao
Ah, Linus Pauling. A man who's career as a scientist was matched only by his career as a pseudoscientist.
Came from reddit :D
And the third-party candidate against President Lodge and Governor Faubus!
Algorithm time
i think this was a nice detour from the tatefacts videos
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Algorithim
Definitely not …. Ol what’s his name
I REALLY REALLY hate to be that guy, but at 0:42 when you say, "Pauling is the only person in history whose prizes were unshared" Marie Curie came to my mind instantly. She has 1 nobel prize in chemistry and 1 in physics, unless i missunderstood what you meant. Despite this I also want to say awesome video! I've been really enjoying your channel recently and I wish you all the best! Love from Poland (literally the only reason why I know that Marie Curie had 2 nobel prizes).
Marie Curie shared her first prize with her husband Pierre and Henri Becquerel. For both of Pauling's prizes, he was the only recipient.
Damn, 40 minutes? Did you drop out or something?
Nah still in school, I just like making silly videos ehehe
@@MQTate Should drop out and make money. Y9u fucjing loser
First
I should probably comment to ensure RUclips recommends this videö to more people.
I wonder what Pauline and lucile could have become if they weren't stuck with thier mom