The “myth” of the boiling frog
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- Explore how greenhouse gas emissions impact global warming and why it’s necessary to get emissions down to net zero.
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Since 1850, global average temperatures have risen by 1 degree Celsius. That may not sound like a lot, but it is. Why? 1 degree is an average. Many places have already gotten much warmer and if average temperatures increase one more degree, the coldest nights in the Arctic might get 10 degrees warmer. So how did we get here? And what can be done? Explore the challenges of net zero emissions.
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First reply yey
WAIT 7 MINUTES AGO- 0___o
Due to too much fossil fuels it harms almost most of the earth and the sun powers it up? I see your videos five times I don't understand sometimes
I'm the 11th view
Lol I'm the seventh view
And second comment not the reply
I was expecting a lesson on frogs
Me too, lol
We all did.
I expected them to say that the frog only stayed in the boiling pot because the scientist removed its brain.
+1
But this is needed.
Ok, so basically the joke’s on us, not the frog
Frog be like "so you have chosen death"
II started a joke which started the whole world crying
But I didn't see that the joke was on me oh no
I started to cry which started the whole world laughing
Oh If I'd only seen that the joke was on me ☼
Greenhouse gases : jokes on both of you
You get a heart from TED.
Hoping to get you to 1K
Frog: “I’m going to die if it gets any hotter I can feel it.”
Humans: “iT’s AlL gOoD mAtE!”
A literal example of "This is fine."
Damn that transition was smooth af
Ikr
I felt so uncomfortable that I left the video halfway.
No it was not, Where the Tut is the mythology?
@@Lee-qy8zs bro sorry but it's too late for me, I tried going back but it's not possible. I'm afraid good sir it is a mathematical certainty I can't go back
Lol almost like the slowly boiling water
wait there was transition?
Came for boiling frogs, left depressed over fate of humanity
More bewilderment to be honest, money over health.
I know right😂😂😂😂
This is no myth, I threw a frog in a pot of water one morning, the sun came up and cooked him by noon
Most of this is Global Warming now Climate Change propaganda.
@@commonsenselogic Jesus christ, you ever wonder if you're the one being lied to and not the other way around?
The right kind of click bait
Ted ed : WONDERFUL COMMENT WHERE DO YOU LIVE?!??!
Good... we need to trick em Deniers
Ha
@@srh547 Stay mad
I got this as an ad and didn't realize that they were rolling out ads because my recommended is ted ed anyways
This was the first ever Ad I ever clicked on, Hoping to see more!
Absolutely right
Me also😂😂
Same
Same 😁
Same
“ While Jumping out of the proverbial pot isn’t an option..”
Elon musk: and I took that personally
Lmao but Mars is a pot with many more problems
@@MP-cv6if problems that we have solutions to
@@cuppajoe2 why not fix the problems we have right now on Earth?
@@intensegaming7633 2 reasons. 1. Corporations aren’t gonna stop pumping carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. 2. It would be nice to have a fresh start. It just would.
Musk sucks.
Somewhere in another universe:
Frogs: Let's boil humans.
more like everywhere around the planet:
Humans: Let's boil humans.
Humans: lets cook these *"suspicious human"* women on a stake because they might be witches LOL
(This is sarcastic)
@iTs Messiah 😂😂 And,
Somewhere in that universe another frog wrote the comment same as yours
(Another frog to 1st frog:
Somewhere in that universe human wrote the comment same as yours
Human: Let's boil frog)
So, in that case they are indirectly talking about me:)
And now 1st frog will post another reply indirectly talking about you.
@Big SmokeThat thought never entered my mind, but I'll be damned if it ain't true.
@@sam_supernova damn.!! you're Good.!
I was doing homework but this is more important
Yeee
it is important
✋ homework
👉Ted-ed
a
Mee too.....i saw notif and opened it up
We can break down the problem in an easy to understand 2 minute animation yet we aren’t even close to doing enough to stop this crisis.
yeah atm the US is trying to focus on China not stealing our jobs and running our government. Temperatures rising in Mumbai by 5 degrees isn’t a top priority for taxpayer dollars. Educate yourself please
@@chuckiejoseph4979 the fact that you actually believe that “China” is “stealing” jobs and running your government shows that you yourself are very much uneducated. Watching Rupert Murdoch Propaganda 24/7 isn’t education.
@@MauriceGucci The fact that you belive are "billions of years" we are just not getting global warming shows that you yourself are very much uneducated.
@@chuckiejoseph4979 Mumbai was just an example, climate change impacts everyone, including Americans. Also the move towards renewable energy would create thousands of high paying jobs.
@@chuckiejoseph4979 🤦
Okay, so the gist is, When the frogs jump off the earth we'll know we're screwed.
Kermit Space Program incoming
If Frogs get strong enough to get to escape Earths Gravety, we have a Problem indeed.
I literally was not expecting this video to be about this topic but I'm here for it
Logan? :o
I NEED MORE FROGS MAN
I knew it was going to be about global warming BS
They can pull oxygen out of the armosphere, to make oxygen tanks..
They can't do that with carbon?
This sounds fake
I only watching the beginning
You had us in the first half not gonna lie
nice kurzegat duck
Kurzgesagt is my love
I'm in Mumbai and I'm already melting. I don't want it to get hotter
I am in Canada. Bring on the heat.
The Earth can increase by 10 degrees and it would still not be warm enough here.
@@alwaysright6358 how? I’m in Ontario and it’s like 30c I’m melting
@@lenl8004 Average increase. Most of it will go towards warming the colder regions and melting the polar ice. Also, winters will be warmer. The ocean will distribute the heat around. 30 degrees isn't that bad, actually.
@@alwaysright6358 idk what kind of Nunavut igloo ur living in but 30c is literally like... frying egg on a hot car temperature
@@lenl8004 Saps from a chap growing in the Negev desert, returning home from school at the hottest hour of the day - 40-45 degrees at the end of June. 30 degrees is a *breeze*.
Granny: so what kind of story do you want to hear tonight
Me: The story of a frog being kidnapped by a menacing chef
Granny:😵😰
Humans boilig the frogs in a pot are now slowly roasting themselves.😂
What if aliens are keeping us in their pot called earth and heating US up?
@@srijanumesh5355 then we gotta make a leap out of the pot that the Aliens are keeping us in ez logic lol
@@saht9442 😂 That’s why we made rockets
@@srijanumesh5355 then they find out they are the ones getting boiled by much higher aliens......
And the circle continues
@@monkestronk1227 the rabbit hole is too deep
We really dont realize how hot our planet is until we become toast
We really have little idea of why it is changing either so lets blame ourselves. Buy an electric car so some businessman can get richer by selling you a new car every 8 years and convince ourselves we are doing our bit.
well, at least the pot is doing just fine
@@Jamie-Z
The real money is behind the organized denial of climate change.
The wet bulb temperature of the tropics is really going to be a major blow to humanity.
I think it's somewhere around 30 °C nowadays, but if it gets up to 35 °C, then humans' bodies won't be able to manage their internal heat: literally they won't be able to sweat things out due to the surrounding humidity.
And the hotter and hotter our internal temperatures get, well...
Have a good one 🤙
@@SeeNickView
Exactly and there have been incidents where that temperature as been exceeded. Luckely, not for long enough for people to die.
I can no longer tell this story with a straight face now knowing what I know.
It snowed for the first time in 11 years in my home town this year, and last year was one of the only summers where it didn't get over 110° in my life.
Like a man falling from a skyscraper say: "so far so good"
he's dead now
La Haine reference?
@@nelisezpasce yup
@@heckerjr.7982 why
Frog be like:
*THIS IS FINE*
World: *heats up like crazy
humans: *This is fine*
this has been in my recommended for the longest so here i am finally watching it🙂
I like what you did here, I was expecting information about frogs but somehow I learnt bout the environment and climate change! Also thanks for the clarification about the 1°C because I used to think it's not that serious but now I know it really is
Now this is the kind of clickbait i can get behind. Came in for boiling frogs, left panicking even more about our rising temperatures.
dont live your life panicking
Panicking is good??
First thought:
"Okay, how are they going to spin this political allegory clothed as science."
Second thought: "Oh, just in the usual way. Nevermind. (leaves halfway through)"
@James Dennison *clutches at their heart and proceeds to die instantly*
Just kidding.
@James Dennison Like, if you thought I was in this life for positive recognition and the applause of my countrymen, you apparently missed the bit where I'm wearing a dog alien's face and the namesake of a reviled cthonic fox fairy. At least bring disparagement that your chosen audience will take seriously, sweet jesus, you out of touch, propagandized drone.
Glad these Ted-Ed-Ads are about the Environment and not commercial ads
I live in Texas and we have just suffered one of the worst widespread infrastructure failures due to severe weather. During Winter Storm Uri millions of people were left without power for heating in temperatures as low as -2°F(-18.9°C). My house was without power for 60 hours in temperatures well below freezing. Thousands more are still currently without power! The ultimate irony is that Texas is an energy and natural gas giant thanks to the Permian Shale and other deposits. We pride ourselves on being self reliant in terms of energy and remaining isolated from the electrical grid of other States. Natural gas is mostly drilled on demand and not stored for usage later because there is more profit margin that way. My friend who has experience with natural gas pipelines told me a few days before the storm hit that the delivery system for natural gas would freeze, and he was absolutely right. To add to that, water pipes have burst from water expansion in the freezing temperatures, leading many cities to issue a boiling order for water before consumption. It is a disaster. News stories are running different stories on both sides, the right is pointing to wind turbines freezing but that's only 16GW of the total 46GW that went offline when the storm hit. The rest of the power is from natural gas, coal, and nuclear energy (30GW). Both sides did not account for weatherproofing, because who would have thought that temperatures could drop so low in Texas!!! There is no incentive for private companies to do this and there's little regulation and oversight because...you know...Texas. The grid was so close to overloading that we were literally minutes away from a statewide blackout which would have shut us down for weeks and maybe months!!! When its citizens needed it the most, Texas, who produces the most energy of any state in the United States, failed to deliver energy to its own. Some people have already frozen to death, a few have even resorted to burning their valuables just to keep warm. Main point of the story is: listen to the scientists' warnings! When the vast majority of the most learned minds on the globe are telling you that climate change is real, don't deny it, inform others and be informed. This was a wake up call for everyone living in Texas.
So basically we're the frog that is boiling and who eventually would get roasted
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Truee. Good point.
no, we're the frog
But dumber
I am the frog that jumped out the window...
Frogs: Joke on you humans.
Leap to another planet, leaving humans to die
"Thank you for all the insects!"
@@Ashminigun lol
Hope you built alot of spaceships cause most of you probably won't be allowed on... Elitism I guess... Nice to joke about it though. Keep building those spaceships for your masters servitors
thanks to elon, the situation might reverse
So long, and thanks for all the flies.
i came here for the frog, instead i got educated on global warming. i aint complaining, great video :D
I learned about this in my environmental science class this past year. As informative as this was, it made more scared for our future. I hope we can make a change for the better. And while I don't have any real solutions, I suggest we start looking closer at nature and the world around us. The world not so surprisingly has many methods and processes in place to keep the cycle of life going
Nardwuar: “how do you keep your frogs in the pot it’s amazing”
Travis Scott: “lid”
Comment of the century
I concur! Someone give Nardwuar a 🐸 skin Belt from France
Try to keep a lid on a boil pot with a wild crab in it! No way. Been there tried that.
And here's me wanting to know what happened to the frog only to get slapped with a global warm lesson
maybe he's on date with pretty girl😅
After this ad being recommended to me for so long,I finally gave in and watched it.
This went where I did not expect this to go, and I love TedEd for precisely this reason,
Chef: *turns up heat*
Frog: This is fine.
I think we can all say we always learn something new watching TED Ed
FBI GET DOWN!
True
Even you g-man?
So the moral of the story is...
JUST PUT A LID ON THE POT WHEN COOKING FROGS
Yes indeed we need a moral for eating and being mental healthy. " If you place a frog in a pot of boiling water, it will imediately try to scramble out. But if you place the frog in a room temperature water, and don´t scare him, he´l stay put. Now if the pot sits on a heat source and if you gradually turn up temperature , the frog WILL. be groggier and groggier until is unable to climb out from the pot "
How did this video go from the "you can slowly boil a frog to death" myth to talking about global warming? Was the boiling-a-frog-to-death myth an allegory for global warming this whole time, and I never knew it?
It seems to be an allegory for basically any threat that doesn't immediately present itself, but slowly builds up over time
everyone : I am here to watch boiling frogs
Frogs : haha no u
This is literally stuff I remember learning earlier than the fifth grade. Saddens me that it still has to be spelled out so clearly for people who refuse to believe it
A lot of people sadly did not listen to their science classes back in elementary
Please do more than a 7 part series people need to know more about this topic.
*People boiling frogs
Nature: Uno reverse card
I like how the second frog 🐸 is chilling.
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czcams.com/video/GFdBlsJPjNg/video.html
Hope this isn't a Rick roll
Heaven mate: so how did you die?
Frog: i was chillin, next thing i know, i was frogaroni.
Reminds me about Linus, when he said "speaking of ..."
The transition is smooth lol
I just wanted to learn about the frogs man.
I’m not really one who likes people placing their own videos as ads but this is the kind of video I actually respect
But the irony is that, a frog can jump out of potl to prevent himself from boiling but we can't when we are slowly doing the same with ourselves..
it's not like we are able to use our cognitive thinking skills and advanced technology to actually research space colonization
@@Sumschmuck I'm assuming you're being sarcastic but you're probably going to be right
@@Sumschmuck that's not the key for this problem. Mars is the only close planet that we could try but to heat it up would take 100 years, to make it Earth like would be another 100-200 years not talking about the radiation. And we didn't even start it yet. We ain't got much time
@@Bibi-rr7sf just like we didn't have time in the 90s when Al Gore said we'd all be flooded by the new millennium?
@@coltonbates629 yeah, probably, but I was mostly just being sarcastic because of that whole schtick with the "the frog can jump out the pot, but we can't because it's our fault"
I read this as the boiling fog and needless to say I was quite confused. I read the title again and the feeling didn't subside.
This is the best channel explaining in animation... better to understand
All these videos about different thematics are very interesting and intriguing. Thank you for your concern about informative matters.
i've always heard the boiling frog theory as a metaphor for abuse. if someone is awful on afirst date, for instance, we won't go out with them again, but we generally tend to forgive abusive people if they do a series of small/increasingly bad things. i'm all for the way this video turned out, it's just not what i expected!
the difference is it actually fits as a metaphor for abuse, but not really for human induced climate change, and before you ask no im not a climate change denier
This is the best channel with such unique animation and you learn such interesting things
Y’all are insanely good at reeling people in
Wha.... This was amazing, but I was definetly not expecting it🤣
Well, that escalated pretty quickly.
Elon: I am gonna jump out to The Martian Pot
Which is less like a pot and more like the stove top
I am determined to work on this
Thanks ted.
4:09
elon musk: I am gonna do whats called a pro gamer move
Notice how the Doomsday threshold keeps moving up. It's like all this is based on probabilities and there's no way to know what's going to happen for sure.
notice how many hurricanes and tsunamis appear lately, how many animals go extinct, how many wildfires and snowfalls happen and then maybe stop trying to outsmart the scientists. it doesn't matter what the actual number of degrees will kill us, what matters is that we know any growth in the wrong direction is lethal. just shut up and try to do your part
@@denied7616 okay dad.
@@strhopper1 glad we understand each other baby girl ❤️ please drink water and try not to spend too much time on the internet! please take care and remember dad loves you very much
by this point, who doesn't even know about global warming? At least for those who speak english, almost everybody knows.
However as simple as it could be, the actual solution for it isn't. Poor people who struggle to think about what to eat tomorrow don't have the luxury of thinking about global climate. People who just got fired thanks to the virus and are now struggling to meet ends daily don't have the luxury of spending more for cleaner energy. The solution for global warming is as complex as it gets. This is something that needs to be addressed down to individual level. And when things get personal, there can be no one simple solution for all.
I used to make this argument back in middle school, and it sure is outdated. It is a problem for everyone since global warming directly impacts everyone (e.g. heatwaves killing cows hurting Texan farmers, increased extreme weather damage cities and cost taxpayer money). There are plenty of reasons that the poor should care - they don't even have to pay much for it, the money can be obtained from taxing richer people a bit more instead.
@@fyang1429 funny how you claim that the viewpoint I offered as outdated, or sounds more like you're implying that it's *naive* since you claimed that you "thought" about it since middle school. But then your argument suddenly devolve, and gets extremely naive in so many ways.
First of all, human nature doesn't work like that. How do you expect the poor to care, if the thing they need the most is a stable way to provide food on their table? Spreading awareness? Gee, if only that'd work, there'll be no thousands of this kind of videos circulating around desperately trying. What kind of impact do you think global warming have to their table? The answer is none. At least not directly enough to be perceived as such. Zero person from any poor family cares about global climate. Do you think that using less plastic and spend less time driving tractors and trucks would benefit them in any way other than harm? No.
2nd, there's malice hinted at your comment.
*"taxing richer people a bit more instead"*
Sounds good for a disgruntled unsatisfied low income people, but any well educated and adequately experienced person knows that taxing the rich doesn't mean that the money will directly benefit the poor. It's an indirect flow that got corrupted by a fairly large portion through each instances it passes before it eventually goes to some kind of irrelevant institution that somehow benefit the poor. If there'd be anyone I'd trust to feed the poor, it wouldn't be the governments. Why do I know this? I've been the poor the earlier half of my life. I've only been recently moved up to middle upper level of wealth, ever since I graduated from my computer science degree and got a steady job. As a chinese couple, each of my parents have always been working more than 80 hours a week just to provide me with my education. Do you know how much of it came from the government and their taxation policy? None. If any, I'd like less tax for my current income since I've personally experienced the so called government aid and public "free healthcare" that's so awesome that it takes 3 months before my mom's broken hands get treated so she need to be operated since it's neglected and healed the wrong way.
3rd, matters like this cannot be simplified in any way. Adding government into it won't solve the problem. In contrary, they create problem. How many people lost their job due to their attempt to "reduce co2 emission"? With that amount of people suddenly losing their job gets poorer, I'm not surprised if the co2 emission they'd produce would exceed the hypothetical amount of co2 emission the government try to cut.
TL;DR your comment is so oxymoronic that I couldn't help but mention it. Seen the bigger, critical picture of the problem at middle school, but devolved into lesser abstraction of the problem as you grow older. Almost as if your claim is entirely made up, made to trivialize the argument presented before you, so you can blabber out the common mainstream argument without properly thinking about it.
Wow from thinking I was going to learn a myth about the jumping frog to the video transitioning into greenhouse gases, slick
The best explanation of global warming and greenhouse effect I've ever seen. Seriously!
"Why does it have to be always frogs?" - KERMIT the Frog on how frogs are always among, if not, the most experimented upon by humans.
Ahhh the production of these videos is stunning!!
Narrator: So how did we get here?
Me: uhm uhh do you- DO YOU HAVE 90 MINUTES?
Save the world.
Stop fishing the oceans for three years.
Stop cutting trees down.
Stop single use plastics.
Do vertical farming.
or maybe just
Farm fish sustainably
Only cut down trees you made in space you already own
Use what pollutes less in that situation
Do vertical farming that relys on renewables
Why should you read “ the count of monte cristo”
you shouldn't
😂
@Ankul Yadav I read the book, and I liked the movie more
We saw the movie with Richard ChamberLOIN...
"Jumping out of the pot isn't an option"
Elon Musk: *Are you sure about that?*
put on your hazmat suits and prepare for elon haters, flat earthers and stuff cause it's about to get toxic
yeah! let's boil another pot
but what about the other half of his money being spent on?
Hate to burst your bubble but I’m going to point out that it is idiotic to believe Elon Musk is doing something. Tesla cars have already been proven to be more harmful to the environment (due to their enormous lithium batteries) and due to the fact that the majority of the United States’ energy comes from fossil fuels (the majority is natural gas). So before you charge that Tesla naively believing that you are doing a favor to the environment, remember the toxic wastes that were needed to make that lithium battery you are charging and remember that the electricity you are using most probably came from a fossil fuel.
Dude is literally offering indentured servitude if you can’t pay the price. HES DOING THE OUTER WORLDS GAME. Among many other things.
Saw this as an ad! Didn't expect!?
Alternate title : "Ted ed roasts humanity to a frog roast"
That's a brilliant analogy!
Humans: Frogs can't detect slow rising heat and clueless that they gon die
Frogs: *Reverse Uno Card*
can't imagine youtube without Ted Ed
Our slow detection of rising temperature is both a blessing and a curse.
And as the Ted-ed on farts showed us, the major source of methane is from cows.
Maybe beef isn’t what’s for dinner anymore?
Theres been studies showing going vegetarian has an impact, if more people do it than less methane would be produced.
@@rubyh.3838 and even if people arent willing to go vegan, fish and chicken are still options
NasDaily: Am I a joke to you?
This video is a work of art *chef's kiss*
Frog : Jokes on you. Literally you
I remember reading about the story behind the parable told in the first minute of the video; apparently in the experiment that it originated from the man who performed said experiment did it to prove a point (what the point was I don’t recall)
But the part of the story that doesn’t get told though is that the frog that was slowly boiled to death had its brain removed first so... yea, the results were kind of forced...
I really don’t know why I just watched this, but it was epic.
Very well made and most informative.
Everybody gangsta till the chef uses a lid
Oil company: "Yes, but I need my money. So more oil drilling is needed."
I have a solution to the chefs problem: CLOSE THE LID.
Big brain time, Sherlock
here:frog jumps out
me:frog hits the lid
the animation is SO PRETTY 🤯
Bit of a clickbait title, when the main point of the video is actually about global warming...
The chef cud have just closed the pot with a lid.
You mean we put a lid on global warming?
I was more so thinking this was gonna be a comment on society as a whole, but I’m still so here for this video.
TedEd is killing it with the animations once again
The saying is really meant for people. It’s a warning that if we get too comfortable with dangerous things, we can find ourselves in some very hot water. 🥵
Did you not watch the video?
The whole saying wasn’t even to do with heat it was a metaphor for social change.
In a dictatorship if you make rapid changes instantly you’re going to get a ton of punshback possibly start a rebellion, if however you ease them into the changes and gradually implement them overtime you can reach your end goal with minimal resistance from your opponents. It’s a classic thing with many types of groups really. Just have to open your eyes and ask yourself if those in charge are intent on boiling you or not
I can’t believe we can’t build things that will help us and our earth because it would be too expensive to build/make! Why can’t we give the needed items for free because it’s gonna help all of us!
Because someone needs to spend time and energy mining for those metals which make the battery and we tend to frown on slavery now
@@stansman5461 I would work for free to gather and supply the needed items so I can live in a world that isn’t dying
@@xaviermcghee4927 that's nice. You have the luxury of being able to work for free. Unfortunately the people who actually work in mines don't have the same and need money to eat and feed their families.
@@stansman5461 true true, though how would ya eat if there ain’t no earth
Also the global warming would kill lots of animals and plants (meaning we can’t eat)
A temperature rise increase of 4 degrees sounds small, but for context, during the ICE AGE the average global temperature was only colder by 4 degrees Celsius. And the start and end of the ice age happened far more gradually than temperatures are currently rising. That's why it's worrying. We're potentially facing at a climate shift that's just as large as the ice age was, but will happen much, much, faster.
Dont you think it will just swing back into ice age quicker?
@@rolfsrolfs that might be the case if the temperature was falling by 4 degrees, but it's RISING. What we're on course for isn't an ice age. But it could drastically change the planet, and the speed is scary because it means little chance for nature (or us) to adapt.
Thank you for coming to my Ted talk
I like that this wasn’t titled anything about global climate change. It’ll hopefully draw in ppl who have been avoiding learning about this topic.
@Jaeger here we go again
Stay informed, and stay hopeful. I like that.
I love this channel’s intro sound
Man, this was eye opening. Really !