My DNA test results
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- čas přidán 25. 03. 2018
- Visit www.23andme.com/Lindybeige to find out about taking your own test. Here I discuss the results of my DNA test, and ramble about genetics in general.
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Link to the earlier video about taking the test: • I'm taking a DNA test
Link to the on-line paper about Neanderthals mentioned in the video: journals.plos.org/plosgenetics...
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Only a Frenchman would spend this long telling us he's British!
I give you the best comment award 🥇
that tickled me lol
He's using his Frenchman wiles on us. :{
The most british french since Captain Picard!
I love how he’s more concerned with being French than being at above average risk for Alzheimer’s haha
Some things are worse than others :P
4% French is too much for me I’m unsubscribing. 😊
Brits are at a higher chance of dying from being French than having Alzheimer’s.
Well he's too dumb to understand that both France and Britain have got a good history
@@JohnDouille I think you dont have the gene for sarcasm
"You have AIDS"
"Well, at least I'm not french"
This may sounds dumb. But listening to this beautiful nerd soothes my crippling anxiety
Nicholas Cage Nah bro. That just may sounds genius.
“Well I was dazzling blonde when I was a boy”
*shows picture of a Victorian child worthy of a Dickens Novel*
lol
Made me quest his youth.
21:00
08:07 the photograph
TLDR: British man spends 30 minuets telling you he’s British
your right should be feature length
Don’t forget part of that time he explained how he was not French.
"Your right"? His right? He has no rights for the video?
Atlas: he was just being thorough and got carried away a bit. But we can all rest at night: The very beacon of being british IS british. And much more important: not french.
TLDW*
American: I’m not surprised, two of my grandparents slowed down before they passed away.
British: I’m not surprised because at least two of my grandparents went a bit do lally before they popped their clogs.
british humour fam
Very good
@@onlineenglish7065 Jolly good*
No
That sounds SO british😂
102% French, with a 2% margin of error.
104% french :(
I get the reference haha.
a man stricken with refrenchaligo
Hahaha nice reference
102 percent African with a 2 percent margine of arab
The Alzheimer’s will help you forget you’re French so that’s nice
But let’s not forget that we can always crank the confidence level to 90% (to do away with the Frenchiness)
The test came back positive. You have DNA. lol
I AM PRO ABORTION
Such a stupid comment made me die of laughter
4f52 epic
:0
hahaha such a simple joke, yet so effective
Confirmed for French Neanderthal.
Next Lindybeige video :
"How to prepare snails with paleolithic tools".
Not gonna lie. I'd watch that.
flioink new thurleanperspective
So much to grab on to.
@Giggitee O'Yeah a French guy stole your girl didn't he?? You have posted 100 comments about the French, it's weird 😊
As someone with cystic fibrosis saying these genes are defective is incredibly correct and not the least bit offensive.
Your cysts are made out of fiberglass? That does sound defective to be sure
@@georgeheld1901that's why it's very important to not eat insulation
@@Khorne_of_the_Hill you sound just like my doctors! Crushing my dreams :(
Your great grandfather was discharged at 5'5 because he lost both his legs in the merchant navy
If he was 5'5 after losing his legs, he must have been a real giant before.
@@tulliusexmisc2191 that'sthejoke.jpg
@@theInsaneRodent He was trying really hard there buddy. Come on
they took his shins
HE KILLED FIDDY MEN
LOOOOL that part where he turns up the confidence slider until it no longer says he's French. You can't make this shit up.
thekillers1stfan i didn't really got that part ( i ain't native speaker)
thekillers1stfan: Well, you can't blame him for that :-)
Doesn't "broader european" include french ? It doesn't say that on screen but i'm pretty sure they hide it because they're not sure of it :P
It's a bit more complicated than Lindy made it look.
They effectivly look at every gene by itself and find out who else in there data base has the same gene. Then they look how many of those people are of a specific nationality and if the percentage lies over the confidence value. If it does, they asign this gene to this nationality. If it does not, they simply take a more vaguely defined group, like from British to broad North-West European.
So if you're increasing the confidence value, the big picture does not get more accurate, but more vague. On the other hand, the values they still give you for specific small groups, they are dead certain about.
So it does not say those genes are not French with a probability of 90%, but that they cannot say with a certainty of 90% that they are.
And of course some of those groupings are just outright laughable. Like a North German from the Danish border has as much in common with a southern Frenchman from the Provence gentically speaking as a Dane has with a North Italian. And you would probably never group those two together.
So you should always take those tests with a huge grain of salt.
If you wanted to know your real ancestry you would have to invest hundreds to even thousands of hours into hunting down church registers and that's just not worth it.
Anyway, have a nice day and thank you for reading this text wall.
@@jabohonu Then I refer you to Monty Python and the Holy Grail for the reference.
So Lindybeige, a French guy and a black African are sitting in a waiting room in hospital, where their respective partners are giving birth. The nurse comes out of the delivery room and announces, that all the women are alright, however she says "Gentlemen, I am sorry, we were in a bit of a hurry and we are not sure, if we didn't mix-up some of the babies..." Lindybeige jumps up, runs in the delivery room, grabs the black newborn, runs out and while bypassing the shocked nurse and the African man, trying to catch him, he shouts "Screw you, I'm not risking a french one!"
But it's easy to tell the difference, based on the french child's proclivity for long loaves of bread and sheets of white fabric.
I don't get t
@@TomTomTomTom538 Neither did the French in 1939
Petr Maly xD
10/10 joke
"That makes the french german" triggering a whole nation and making the other one laugh in just one sentence. Impressive.
No, we both are triggered. And we germans generally don't laugh and there is no reason for the french to laugh. Unimpressed!
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:P
Meine Güte kannste keinen Witz verstehen
The question its Who laughts and Who cries?
Well there is a reason Franks are categorised as a Germanic tribe
Edit: Ding!
Lmao I love the coy smile on Lloyd's face when he raises the confidence meter to 90% and french drops off the board xD
Yeah it's almost like some french guy fuckedd his girl at some point...
‘At least two of my grandparents went a little bit doolally before they popped their clogs’ what a sentence
Is Lindy really old enough for his baby pictures to be in black and white?
Charles Dewitt Evidently!
I had that picture taken during one of my young periods. I think it was 1880.
I was born in 1988, and even I have black and white baby pictures of me. Soviet Ukraine.
+Artur Chavez to be fair having a picture taken in Ukraine 2017 would be black and white
@@popcornfilms1 thank you for that joke
someone at 23andme was sweating when they reviewed that Video on CZcams haha
“...went a little bit do lolly before they popped their clogs...”
My Anglophile levels are now increased to 11.
Deolali
Brits finding French Heritage = Elves with green painted harps finding they're related to those awful Elves who have blue painted harps.
Blasted blues!
Demes blues!
all brits are french by definition - the normans bred fairly completely with them over the aeons
no well it's like saying 'austrians have german blood' maybe - not sure where you got nazis from or hitler or any issues of wrongdoing unless you are deeply biased somehow and view it as a crime to have french blood?
you will probably find that MOST english and britons have norman blood ...
23andme is accurate to within 2% or 3% so any figures lower than that are not reliable. Therefore It is safe to say Lloyd is 100% North west European, and the 0.7 southern dna is probably nothing. Also 23andme can't properly distinguish English Germanic DNA from the pre-Anglo-Saxon DNA of the British Isles so all English people get a bit of "Scandinavian" and "french and German" which the latest algorithm can further distinguish and often comes up as "Netherlands" and "Germany". These don't necessarily mean you have recent dutch or german ancestors, as this may just be normal English DNA from the Anglo-Saxons
@savvas S not Roman but Celtic, ancient Britons would've been romanized celts, the tiny bit of southern dna might be Roman but it was a small upper class.
Are you referring to the American identical triplets? Yes they are not accurate but at the same time they cannot at the moment account for genetic adaptation and mutations and the possibility of telleogomy (I think that how it is spelt), which may or may not be true.
Survive the jive, the master of genetic history. Always a pleasure to come across one of your comments sir.
Very Indo-European comment, Tom
[Right at the beginning, before watching this video]
I'm going to take a wild guess and say that you're 50% tea leaf, 20% long bow, 30% sailing man of war, and 200% British.
50% slinger 50%swinger (dancer )
Seed code space stations, how are you going to develop a human embryo :? In a box?!
I watched for like 15 minutes, left to bring in some groceries, came back and he’s talking about spaceships and shit.
This is the content I come to Lindy for 😂
I'm French and I share no gene wiz ze individual in zis video. However, I cannot help but love zis channel! Regards from France.
I am French two and I like to share my genes but not wiz zat individual.
I’m English but fuck u duke!
@@iBullyDemons Duke
Fuck the English.
calm down, girls, you are all equally fucked since the future belongs to chinese and muslims.
@@baburik Okay for the Chineses, however the Muslims...
"We all know race exists" *ding disclaimer fills half the screen*
an air raid siren sound effect would have been better so i could bolt to my safe space
wrong
Rad derry But a lion can mate with a tiger and produce viable offspring....
While i don't think you should but too much weight or thought into it, and you are right that we all are humans and should treat each other equally. I do think race exist or alteast we do have diffrent genetics depending on our ancestry. For example much of the world and in particular Europeans have some % of neanderthal DNA in us. While people from Africa that is of pure african ancestry does not. Alot of traits vary depending on ancestry. For example Asian people does in general have higher IQ than the rest of the world. Among other things. It's when you start to think that some ''races'' are more superior then others when you have a problem.
If you look at cats or dogs they have diffrent ''races'' aswell because they have slightly diffrent DNA. But they can still breed with each other and are of the same speices.
Rad Derry By that logic neanderthals were human and dogs are the same thing as wolves. Although an inability to produce viable offspring proves the existence of separate species, the lack of this characteristic does not disprove such a separation.
Looks at thumbnail*
Me: Hon hon hon
i have always thought ir to be 'Ho, hee, ho!'....with a lower case o sound
AceHighJohn I think it’s mostly just a joke using common French words like non, which is literally just no but with extra steps. So I bet it’s just ho ho ho, but with extra steps.
@@feartheghus Ty for the reply. IYeah i think ur right either works to be fair 😃
The best part is the disclaimer bell ringing every 6 seconds.
This just in, British man, is in fact British
I laughed at how 23andMe was keen to disclaim your distaste for being French 😂
Hein heu! I smell elderberries!
At least they're not French Canadians
PoptartInvasion German being the major part ;)
I sighed when 23andMe was keen to disclaim his talking about evolution.
he still looks french to me :o)
The sheer amount of "disclaimers" that 23 and me made you put in are just another reason why I won't use their service.
You won’t get a bottle of their free snake oil then and it cures everything from COVID 19, AIDS, all cancers and baldness.
What are you guys on about
So you want them to be LESS scientific and precise with their words and who they support??
That and the fact that they sell your DNA to other companies
The fact that you think any of what Mr Loyd here said is true is kind of pointing you out as the dunce here 💁♀️Everything he said about race is categorically unscientific, he seems to be working from the knowledge he gained from textbooks in the 60s and nothing since
The 13.5% was actually from a particularly hard up Norseman named Lindr Beíggson, who, after a long night of drinking with a Frisian maid, only to be rejected, said, "screw it, I'm going to raid England, I hear they have good wenches"
I feel like they might've regretted this sponsorship.
Especially with some of the comments down here.
These things are meant for Amerimutts who don't know their genealogy, therefore Europeans with an interest in history are exactly the wrong crowd for this.
K, good to know.
implying that English are not mutts as well
@@arvenos I’m an Amerimutt and I’m really curious, because I’m no doubt 90% white, but I know I have native ancestors on both sides of my family a few generations back!
I love how i always walk away from your videos with more knowledge than i initially expected. You're a master rambler, and i could listen to you for hours good sir. No such thing as a lindy vid that's "too long" in my opinion.
Lindy's explanation of the concept of Sanger sequencing is amazing and hilarious
(I'm a lab technician and I have troubles explaining things like that that to a layman)
Informative and funny as always. The disclaimers and caveats by 23 And Me are by far the best bits!
There was an explosion at the French cheese factory, De Brie went everywhere.
xD
A bare minimum is what is needed for milf midged porn.
Wah, wah, wah
I see what you did there...
Only brits and american use factory to produce cheese .
A video starts out about the results of a DNA test and ends up on a tangent about people who don't know what cars are trying to figure out how driverless cars work.
That's why we love you, Lloyd.
"Race definitely exists..."
*particularly desperate ding*
I got a solid laugh out of that!
Yeah I'm genuinely surprised they let him post this after everything holy hell lol
I mean, it would be ironic if 23andme would deny that race exists, when their entire business model is partially based on it.
*DING* 23andme would like to point out that the particular ding you're referring was not in fact desperate, and was in fact very respectable.
"a little bit doolally before they popped their clogs"
My new favorite saying
An Idea for that Sci-Fi Book You Talked About-
It takes place on Earth. Suddenly, plants start growing with oddly useful shapes. Toward the end of the book, the colonists show up.
Didnt somebody write this isnt it called scientology
I haven't read anything produced by Scientology, so you might be right.
Makes me think of the Southern Reach series.
BlownKapz sort of. In WotW the colonists come first then the red weed. But yes its pretty similar. The red weed converts anything biological matter its touches
I foresee lots of dildo trees that bare fleshlight fruits.
Can we just take a moment to appreciate that glorious thumbnail he put together for this video
Do you mean "oui"?
Oui oui bagets
Très bon monsieur Beige
No, it's shit
28:47 that genuine shock of remembering stuff correctly :D
"This Lindybeige isn't working out so well any more. Do we have him on file? Good. Order a new one..."
This comment is in no way associated with 23andme and does not represent any nefarious plans to misuse the collection of any individual's genetic information.
Bon courage, Monsieur.
"a little bit do lally before they popped their clogs" i love the British.
I'm dying! Loads of simplified information of a complex subject and the main idea that will stay with me is the concept of a friend-in-law.
You said "racism might be okay in certain situations"...I guarantee this is demonetized.
I'm sure 23 & Me isn't too thrilled either.
DJSbros I had an advert for online Bingo before this, so not only is Loyd correct in his point, but (((23andMe))) Is non the wiser!
@Deenie Beenie lol, that gave me a chuckle. I will say, one year later, I didn't have an ad when I clicked this video.
Sponsored video 🤪
Gene for getting easily distracted: 94%
Gene for getting a bit rambly: 100%
Also, neve change! ;-)
I kept waiting for the gene for an affinity for threadbare sweaters. Never got to it, maybe he skipped it.
Maybe we can ask for a re-run with all the parts he so obviously glossed over? ;-)
I laughed so damn hard during the 23 and me disclaimer . I needed that , thanks man.
Also your argument about lactose tolerance is also true for alcohol tolerance. Those cultures who made booze earlier have a higher tolerance for it over all .
So chinese and aegytians should be immune to alcoholic poisoning...
LindyBeige: I am very lactose tolerant, hehe!
Lactose intolerant people: *uncontrolled sobbing*
Brilliant video: I could go on and on, but it all comes down to this. Simply brilliant.
I don't think I ever saw a compagny so paranoid as them with everything you're saying. It's almost scary
vivas555 you thought that was paranoia? No.
I can't stand compagnies like that.
The spectre of scientific racism can easily be summoned when statistics and genetics are presented. Not to mention publically announcing the likelyhood of having certain health issues makes it easier for health insurance companies to alter their rates (not likely at the moment, but the future is another world). The latter is less of an issue in the UK. But it's likely part of the reason for why they have a disclaimer for the health problems section.
vivas555 well I can understand that they want to make sure that it is clear what are their results and what is his opinion the same way a car manufacturer would want to make sure that if you were to review a car of theirs it is clear what is the car you build and what are modifications that the owner made and genetics is one of the field with the highest
(having an oppinion)/(knowing anything about it) coefficients in the public so it is understandable why they try to make sure that the stuff he says is somewhat correct and he does actually represent their work since he could say something completely different and his viewers wouldn't know.
They have been warned by government regulators in the past about making overly broad statements about their results. It only makes sense for them to go pretty cautious after that, especially given the uncertainty involved.
4:43 They got your name completely wrong. How could they mix up lindybiege with Nikolas, two very different names
He's using someone else's results because he found out he was French
Lindybeige? I think you mean pierre
Obviously a farce. Who names their child Nikolas when Lindybeige is right there for the taking?
I thought his name was Lloyd?
His name is Nikolas Lloyd.
You're a riot. I tend to skip through sections of your tangents, but you are one hell of an amusing rambler, and I love your end credit scene jokes.
3:22 - The way your eyes go wide and then look at the camera says it all. I wish you the best and good luck.
I love how you correct everything in your video's without affecting the conversation. It means I have to pay attention rather than just have it running in the background.
Le 54.1% face
*Le 56% White*
El goblino...
EL OSCURO
EL DEMONIO
LA BESTIA
LA ABOMINACIÓN
EL MONSTRUO
LA ABERRACIÓN
EL CORRUPTO
EL DEMONIO
EL MESTIZO
EL MANCHADO
EL TENEBROSO
LA PESADILLA
EL DEPRAVADO
EL RUIN
EL VIL
EL INFAME
EL IMPÍO
EL SINIESTRO
EL ESPELUZNANTE
EL LÚGUBRE
EL MALIGNO
EL PERVERSO
EL MALICIOSO
EL MALVADO
LA ANGUSTIA
LA CONGOJA
EL TEMOR...
Ye béo...
Wider than you Mahummad
Lol
This was the most bizzare the most bizzarely sponsored sponsored video ever! :D
The car example for DNA was just fantastic. So worth waiting for.
Lol, 23andme didn't know what they were getting themselves into! I chuckled the whole way through this! Great job!
Hard to believe that you’re 60% French, stay strong Lloyd.
Well technically it's difficult to not be somewhat French simply because of the history of demography in Europe. Long-story short : before 1000AD almost half of the western european popualtion lived in the present-day territory of France because it was the most fertile place (and people migrated outward much more than people usually think). Additionally English and French people are genetically very similar even though they might not want to recognize it, early on both kingdoms had quite an intertwined history to the point it was kind of difficult differenciating what was French and what was English.
15:14 I would say that there is a sort of potential for, if you like, "good racism-" *DING*
This discussion has sparked some fun concepts for one of my own sci-fi stories I've been slowly developing. So thank you very much!
Stay strong Lindy, I had the French too.
#lifeafterfrench
That's what hundreds of years of war and invasions do (oh..
And two French kings sitting on the throne of England... granted William the Conqueror was more Dane than French).
Mad Jotun I think I read on Wikipedia that William the Bastard was the Viking Rollo's great great great grandson.
According to the account I read Rollo was given Normandy to keep him quiet and off the backs of the Burgundians.
At about the same time the English kings were paying the Norsemen to help them out with domestic disputes and being landed with unwelcome guests just like the froggies were.
@@Draclord35 Nope William was technically more French than Dane. Culturally as Linguistically.
@@tibsky1396 he was norman
Bonjour, Lindybeige! Après maintenant, je pense que c'est une bonne idée parler en Français! Quelle horreur, c'est horrible! 54.2%, ce n'est pas beaucoup!
TheEvanator03 CROSSIANT!
BAGUETTE!!!!
Bien sûr !
c'est vrais!
Bonjour Lindy, nous sommes désormais un peu frères :)
I'm late to the party, but I'd like to thank you for this moment of light in a world of darkness. Seeing you checking your own facts while uttering them was a rare thing these days. There is this number, but where does it come from? A gold star, indeed!
that 0,7% southern european Lmao, Roman invaders!
@@IC-23 lmao
@@Shadow77999 lmao
technically a good part of the roman empire was german
@@carlosgaspar8447 TeChNiCalLy
0% Finn? Damn, I guess I'll have to unsubscribe.
This is actually quite interesting, but it's still so costly that I'm not sure if it's better to just wait until they get more accurate and detailed.
I live nearby the "Neadertal/Neanderthal". The place in Germany is actually called after a Pastor from the 17th century, Joachim Neander, who was a poet and liked to write his lyrics in a valley. Valley in German is "Tal" or back then "Thal".
So they named the Valley after him, because he liked it so much, "Neanderthal". The Valley was also used to gain Limestone (and there are still Limestone mines in this area today), and in one of those mines, they discovered the bones of a strange human. Today we know this humans as Neanderthals.
There is a museum about it of course, and if you live nearby you have to visit is a couple of times in school and kindergarden, because it is local...
I wouldn´t know about this, if I wouldn´t live nearby. Very local history stuff. If our teachers wanted to take us for a school trip, this museum was the first choice, because they could shove us into a public bus, push us out of the bus 10 minutes later, and we would be there. Easy! So we had to visit the Neandthal Museum every now and then, and there is no way you can miss it a kid growing up in the area.
So, if the teacher asked us if we wanted to visit the Neanderthal Museum, our answer was "Again?!"
I feel like an involuntarily expert on this topic. But I like history, why else would I hang out at the Lindybeige channel?
MrFusselig Is the rumor true that this particular skeleton was of a severely rheumatic old man, who was crouched over from that, not as an actual racial trait? (Successful interbreeding with homo sapiens sapiens by definition makes us the same species).
No, a rheumatic disorder doesn´t give you a different skull shape.
I did not know the valley was named for a person, very interesting.
It is perhaps a little bit of historical and anthropological irony that the name Neander is Greek for "new man" but is now heard mostly in the context of rather old men.
Thats indeed an interesting coincidence.
"Give it a week or two and there will be new current thinking". That sums up modern day debate and reasoning. Excellent point.
Its almost like all these bitter old fucks just can't be bothered to learn new information 💁♀️ what hes talking about isn't outdated by a couple weeks or even a couple years but DECADES, biologically race doesnt exist and if you think it does there are SO many people smarter than you who have many papers on why you are wrong
@@nataliealphonse4634 Ok, your rather mad.
@@nataliealphonse4634 thats bullshit no worth while paper has ever concluded their is no such thing as biological race no scientific group has said this regardless you can tell an African from a Asian and from a European by facial features alone not to mention iq differences, skull sizes, eye and skin color to deny this is to deny the science that you never sourced and claimed backed you which it doesn't.
This is indeed my favorite sweater of yours.
We can read Gattaca, which is a language for the production of amino acids. What we can't do is know exactly what phenotype (physical characteristics) will result from any combination of amino acids.
A wild folding problem appears and everything seems to be not very effective... Oh shoot...
I'm french, come on, it's not that bad ! Well... Actually... Nevermind...
At least you're not Canadian too
Quebec is like the australia of french
@Giggitee O'Yeah it might just be some buttered pastry in the corner shop...
@@xavierrodriguez2463 Actually British ancestry only accounts for 31% of current DNA testing in Australia so far, so thankfully we're not really British (posted by an Aussie Scandinavian Germanic Celt)
Ashley Smith does that include aborigines? Because if the test group was purely white Australians I’m sure it’d be much higher
I only watched like 5 videos from you, but I really like you. You seem like you would make a great history Teacher/Professor
That car analogy was a damn brilliant way of explaining the futility of those gene announcements
>14.9% Kraut and Frog
Unsubscribed.
Shadilay!
WHITER THAN YOURE GRANDAD
Away with you, cur! You're probably only here because you could smell "good racism" from a mile away. Crawl back to your hate-filled hole and stay there, wild thing.
Sargon you ever done one of these?
Sargon of Akkad Do you belive in puddles Sargon?
The back and forth between Lloyd and 23andme is great
Amazing film!
Had to watch in in highschool, but worth it.
I thought this was going to be rather dry video, but turns out it's one of the more humorous videos...I love this part of CZcams.
I love the car wire analogy! :)
Edvardius its ok.
Not sure if the wire goes to the spark plug though. I'd have thought it would go to the starter motor to get the engine turning?
When you say North-West European is a broad category, you should remember that all North West Europeans, Celtic or Germanic, descend from the same group of Bell Beaker people of the lower Rhine area who lived 4.5k years ago. That's why the genetic difference between an Irishman and a Dutchman is not very great at all. In fact it is a very genetically homogenous region of the world....or at least it was until the 20th century.
wow, I cant believe no one has commented to your comment, considering your fame in this little "History, Religion, and Anthropology" part of youtube.
Hey Tom , STJ , in your opinion what would be the best DNA company would be the most reliable to use ? I have the Icelanders are very good !
Yeah, 23andme really screwed up my results. I have a full Scandinavian grandparent but they told me I'm only 7.6% Scandinavian, but also 13.4% "Broadly Northwestern European" and way too British and Irish. They also told me I'm 9.8% French and German, but they had no clue which one of the 7+ countries they list in that category I descend from.
I'm pretty sure the bell breaker was from Iberia, with groups moveing eastward into France and central Europe and another group that sailed along the Atlantic coast
"Photic sneeze response"... so that is why that one Korean kid in my grammar school always sneezed when they took a class photo with a flash bulb! Every single class photo has him captured mid-sneeze.
Poor guy
I have a photic sneeze reflex and it’s horrible and life altering. Every change in light levels, even a tiny bit, causes at least four sneezes in a row.
I sneeze hundreds of times a day and try to stay in complete darkness as much as I can. I even have a letter for my work that allows me to have the lights dimmed.
@@mamavswild Ouch. As I've gotten older, I've become sensitive to changes in temperature so a slight draft that wouldn't bother me a few years ago will set off a sneezing fit. Of course it's easier to avoid drafts than it is to avoid changes in light, so I guess I have to count my blessings.
I feel the need to say that never ever ever in the history of the car has a wire ever gone from the ignition switch to spark plugs. The ignition switch cranks the starter motor and a distributor cap or VEC are the only things with wires to spark plugs.
I wasn't aware there were different types of earwax
Asians have dry ear wax.
Mendel im going to farm Asian ear wax to build a house
We must immediately shave Lindy in a weird reverse goatee in order to find out if he does indeed have a cleft chin.
sideburns?
TheEvanator03 that has a name you know. Its called mutton chops.
There is no chin under Lloyd's beard. There is only another scholar's cradle.
I recall there being a picture of him with a shaved chin on his website. It is not cleft.
www.lloydianaspects.co.uk/theBeardProject/theBeardProject.html
Those images are amazing.
"racism is good" -lindybeige out of context
The idea of your sci fi novel seems a lot like the series of books, and also tv show now. That is amazing by the way. The Expanse
23andme has an accuracy of 50% for details more so than Western European. It's on their website. There's a video of identical triplets & 1 set of quadruplets that all tried different DNA tests including 23andme & it was one of the tests that had major variants between them
That black and white photo...
Also good comparison between knock out experiments and the car.
Today I learned, that a Laptop is named after the Lap.
I never thought about it, especially because im not a english native speaker.
How ironical, that Lindybeige teaches me about computer tech. xD
Desktop = big computer designed to sit on a *_desk_*
Laptop = small portable computer you can fit on your *_lap_* :)
dont put them on your lap though its bad for your testicles
32:17 "it's Neanderthal by the way not Neanderthal"
32:26 "Neanderthal"
Wow, Lindy, this is probably the first video from you I've received in my sub box in half a year. There's a problem
Oh dear. Have you clicked the bell icon?
Lindybeige I have now, but I think that it's pretty dumb that I have to say that I want to see a CZcamsrs videos by pressing another button. Doesn't that defeat the point of subscribing?
This prompted me to check that I had my bell icon clicked and oddly enough, it was no longer selected. How odd.
23AndMe is owned by the same people who own CZcams.
The fact you got notified isn't surprising.
Positive discrimination to keep you more healthy makes sense to me.
what about discrimination of others to make yourself more safe?
@@forestcuriousity sounds good to me
The car example is a Great explanation of the difficulty in genetics.
I once paid a private investigator to find out more about my ancestry.
It was expensive, but nothing compared to how much I need to pay him now to keep his mouth shut.
Adolf?
French?
_French._
Dope jumper dawg
Thank you, Lloyd, for the lovely inset of a group of 'Tefal Heads' at 0:42. This took me right back to an age of weird schoolboy insults. To shout 'Tefal Head' at someone, was almost as joyous as doing the 'Jimmy Hill Chin' gesture. My brother and I saw Jimmy Hill in Cornwall once, at a night- time fair. He seemed a bit of a berk, actually. My dad hated him, and his opinion, which was severe, could be heard when 'Match Of The Day' ( a show I never got, because nothing on it ever matched, and it just seemed to be full of muddy idiots running about after a child's toy) was on, was the grimly muttered phrase: "That c**t Jimmy Hill", leading to my eleven year old brother, standing about ten feet away from the TV pundit, to point, and then shout out, to my glee, and my parents' horror: "It's that c**t Jimmy Hill!" We didn't stay.
You're welcome. I had to cook up that graphic myself, using a very old out-of-copyright image of some scientists. I recall the expressions 'Jimmy Hill' and 'chin-er' being used as synonyms, or there was the hand gesture of stroking the chin in a particular way. I think Mr Hill was credited with the introduction of three points for a win, which I think improved the league scoring system.
Very informative - thanks!
Thank you. This video reinforces my previous decision about the uselessness of taking any of these tests. I will save the money.