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That veritasium music 😂

Thank you Mr. Nakamura 🙏

Isn't 1 an odd perfect number?

The study is flawed. It does not accurately represent all people. It may represent participants who are college-abled students, not the rest of the population. This is an incredibly non-inclusive conclusion of the way individuals learn.

Why isn't 1 a perfect number?

He was just one engineer intoxicated by the illusion of making loads of money. The question is, if you were promised 200 million dollars with the disclaimer that millions die as a result but the traces to you will only be revealed decades after, would you take the money?

With magnets we germans constructed the harnebu

Aerogel is the new asbestos. Enjoy!

Its not gyroscopic precession, its gyroscopic inertia and that is why bicycles are stable.

At first I thought "come on, that's just silly" looking at the initial task of sorting stuff by size. Bacause I find it ridiculously hard to believe that anyone who is older then 12 y/o and not brain dead (in the most literal sense) would be capable of making a mistake putting those in the right order... other then on purpose. That's just common knowledge levels of "2x2". But then you went for the actual numbers and THAT was some fine guesswork. Well done!

5:50 its not even just because they see each other daily per se, because the real deal is youll run into the same types of people and situations. So yeah, you may not want to help a rando on the side of the road, just like the impala, but you will also eventually be the rando at another time. So yeah, you can foster distrust amongst strangers, but eventually that socially learned behavior will make its way back to you. Its just logic. I try to help damn near everyone i come across because if that prevents them from becoming so cynical as to be self centered, then its more likely they'll help me when im in a bind, or more likely they'll pass the philosophy onward and eventually everyone will be more collaborative just by virtue of being the status quo, as is kind of the point of being social animals lol

Very similar to counter-steering

I guess that out

Me trying to explain police officer why I was riding without hands😂

It’s autopilot

Should call it the nuh uh law

Dafuq

The thing that caught me most off guard was the insane basicity. Never would have expected it since I learned about concrete when I was a child, but today as a budding chemist, I had a horrified reaction to hearing 11-13 pH ngl.

Lawless murdering War Pig Nations run this planet.?

earth is not rotating you are on a none rotating plain DUH

broooo 10 years old got it right with ease

Take 37 and its parallel number 73, you will notice that 37 is the 12th prime number and 73 the 21st, funny right?

It took you a couple of YEARS to make this video??? Goddamn!!

Thanks!

Very few times in my life I cheered loudly as someone was achieving his goals. This man is a living legend and barely anyone know his name. Thank you for producing such entertaining and amazing content that led (pun intended) me to learn about such legendary figure that still walk among us.

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Good video. I wish you gave credit to Malcom Gladwell for the hockey study.

While I appreciate that your presentation is for the layman, and therefore must not be encumbered with TOO many new notions (duels are always more fun!), one should emphasize that the "infinite lengths" that appear in you Poincare object are not of course infinite (by the usual measure on the R2 plane). This clear fact can throw the over-critical lay reader into disbelief. The miracle is that one CAN map an infinite length in the true hyperbolic space into the plane: (here one takes advantage of that fact that the non-denumerable numbers of points on the hyperbolic line is the same infinity as the number of real points in any non-zero length of line on the flat Euclidean plane). It is that MAPPING that is the gives the triangles you showed. best regards, DKB

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HANDS DOWN THIS IS THE BEST EXPLANATION VIDEO FROM VERITASIUM SO FAR! BRAVO!

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Our world is fascinating, we are incredibly intelligents at our scale on our Earth but at the same time we are so small and know almost nothing about the rest around us... It's so deep

Imagine. If most of these "PRO SPACE" RUclipsrs donated a PORTION of one years pay..they could buy their own CHANDRA

Sono in terza superiore all'informatica, e praticamente ci hanno fatto programmare un algoritmo che facesse sta cosa, mentre quelli che andavano all'elettronico hanno creato il robottino, una competizione un botto figa

Bicycles don't go fast enough for that gyroscopic effect. Motorcycles do, however. They have to even do a thing called counter steering when they reach a certain speed. Which is turning left to go right and turning right to go left.

Low animation budget😆😆😆😆

.... a good part of it is coming from the gyroscope but yes the steering does definitely help

in today's world you see this man's creation everywhere you look

specifically, the fork of the front wheel is angled forward so when the bike inclines to the side, then front wheel will turn on the direction of the inclination

We as a nation have to take the necessary action in order to protect “democracy in space exploration 😅” we can’t find out what’s on earth 😂

My iq is 107, and I was in honors classes and made the honor roll consistently. Iq isn't everything.

as a little space nerd i was gobsmacked that people were so far off

……7,8 ✅

You are one of very few outsiders to get first hand experience of this traditional way and thanks for sharing.

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Congress Can’t even fix what’s happening on the home front they don’t deserve the stars

I thought this video was about Game Theory, the youtube channel. Honestly don't know what I was thinking

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Space exploration is a waste of money