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  • My very first cheese experiments from 8/7/2019! Something to watch while I'm away :-)
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Komentáře • 299

  • @Rachie-nj3oi
    @Rachie-nj3oi Před 2 lety

    OK only 8 mins in and Houston we have a problem.
    The iv is the presumed cause...
    Because when you choose your iv for your experiment you presume it to be the cause.
    You do the experiment and see if the effect expected happened or not.
    It didn't? Then your iv (presumed cause) was not the cause
    It did? The your iv (presumed cause) was the cause.
    Problem 2
    You don't realise with your cheese balance you are measuring the force due to rdd.
    If you want to measure the density ie which one more dense or less dense you need to keep the volume the same. After all density is per unit volume.
    What you are doing is measuring the force due to rdd. No rdd no force to be measured.
    No rdd no acceleration its that's simple.

    • @dougbuitenbos2486
      @dougbuitenbos2486 Před 2 lety +13

      Great! So, when you drop objects of varying density (

    • @robj4078
      @robj4078 Před 2 lety +17

      The IV alters the magnitude or direction of the effect. It isn’t the actual cause in every case. Eg the IV of time in cooking something isn’t the cause of the food cooking, it’s the thermal energy that is the cause, the IV (time) changes the magnitude of the effect.
      Super simple, children understand this.

    • @Hunt8rJob
      @Hunt8rJob Před 2 lety +13

      Only one sentence into your comment and, Houston, we have a problem.

    • @Rachie-nj3oi
      @Rachie-nj3oi Před 2 lety +1

      @@dougbuitenbos2486 well let's say I have 2 different densities.
      10kg/m3 and 50kg/m3
      In air 1.2kg /m3
      8.6328m/s/s for 10kg/m3
      9.57456m/s/s for the 50kg/m3 one.
      More accurate equipment.

    • @robj4078
      @robj4078 Před 2 lety +11

      If the only thing that gives a force is density disequilibrium, then his experiment is valid. You’re saying the amount of mass is also a factor, because if you increase density and volume together, you’ve increased mass.

  • @BlackburnBigdragon
    @BlackburnBigdragon Před 2 lety +19

    I love how he's showing an experiment that's basically a demonstration of buoyancy. The formula for buoyancy has to have gravity in it. Riley doesn't seem to realize what his experiment actually is.

    • @nagranoth_
      @nagranoth_ Před 2 lety +4

      a) not really surprising that he doesn't, is it?
      b) of course they don't acknowledge the formula, they say buoyancy is a basic property of the object. In the same way we'd say its mass is a basic property.
      c) actually Riley knows he's wrong... he's a con man. He might actually be too stupid to understand why he's wrong as well, but he definitely knows his experiment actually requires gravity.

    • @martinbaxter4783
      @martinbaxter4783 Před rokem

      Maybe he’ll have time to do the reading, no longer having to bother with making YT videos...

  • @barryon8706
    @barryon8706 Před 2 lety +21

    My finger muscles can be used to flick on a light switch. Therefore, that light bulb is powered by my finger muscles. Where's my Nobel prize?

    • @Sherwoody
      @Sherwoody Před 2 lety +3

      My middle finger can control the emotions of other drivers. It’s amazing really.

  • @Paladwyn
    @Paladwyn Před 2 lety +11

    This always makes me laugh. Repeating an elementary school experiment to help demonstrate density and buoyancy and still not understanding it and somehow it means the earth is flat.

  • @pandora8610
    @pandora8610 Před 2 lety +19

    By his own reasoning:
    There can be only one independent variable.
    The IV is what the experimenter manipulates.
    You cannot substitute or suggest alternative causes.
    He has *not* manipulated density. That is substituting an alternative cause, a strict no-no.
    The change in density is an effect of the variable he *has* manipulated: Presence of salt.
    According to his version of science, salt makes eggs float.
    But wait, we can go further!
    Repeat the experiment with only one change: Keep the cap on the salt shaker. With the salt shaker closed, the egg sinks. With it open, the egg floats.
    Now merely opening salt shakers causes eggs to float!

  • @robbrcnstuff4220
    @robbrcnstuff4220 Před 2 lety +9

    I use gravity everyday to do everyday things everyday. It makes it easier to keep track of your belongings as they stay where you put them and don't float away or slide around with fluctuations in the air density that can cause them to move sideways.

  • @nospam9035
    @nospam9035 Před 2 lety +11

    Ask Riley to do the experiment again only without the Earth underneath the container.

    • @ReinoGoo
      @ReinoGoo Před 2 lety +4

      Yes, you must have a control, that is the scientific method.

    • @fepeerreview3150
      @fepeerreview3150 Před 2 lety

      I've pointed out to both Riley and Rachie that an experiment along these lines has indeed been done. The Lunar Rover was used on several Apollo missions to the Moon. On Earth the Rover was extremely heavy for 4 men to lift. But the very same Rover, once on the Moon, was easily lifted by 2 astronauts. So the exact same object weighs different amounts depending on which mass it happens to be near, Earth or Moon. Change the primary mass, Earth or Moon, the independent variable, and the dependent variable, weight, changes! Even without salt!

  • @monochromaticlightsource2834

    I've often wondered just how much salt needs to be added to the water to get a Maldivian seaplane to rise off the ocean and fly.

  • @NinjaMonkeyPrime
    @NinjaMonkeyPrime Před 2 lety +7

    Well if someone measures something and declares they have no idea what it means it might as well be "unicorn farts" then you know you have found the pinnacle of anti-science.

  • @WalterBislin
    @WalterBislin Před 2 lety +11

    Riley correctly observed that the density gradient in the salt water causes the egg to float at a certain position. What's the cause for that density gradient? Perhaps the same cause as for the density gradient of the atmosphere? GRAVITY!

    • @NinjaMonkeyPrime
      @NinjaMonkeyPrime Před 2 lety +1

      I think his answer would be the ever intellectual "unicorn farts".

  • @justcallmeavi3255
    @justcallmeavi3255 Před 2 lety +12

    And again flerfs fail to realise that density and buoyancy have g in their equations, without it, density and buoyancy are meaningless, hence the reason why in a drop plane liquids mix together when in freefall!

  • @ReinoGoo
    @ReinoGoo Před 2 lety +4

    Density is not a force. It is the amount of the affected mass in a specified volume.

  • @bdf2718
    @bdf2718 Před 2 lety +4

    How to tell that Riley knows nothing of the scientific method: he always omits the definite article. It's *the* scientific method. It is always referred to that way. Except by Riley.

  • @Nowpinion
    @Nowpinion Před 2 lety +12

    Ah….! This was depressing. Mr Sensible hasn’t changed one bit has he. Meanwhile I have aged terribly.. I even got gray hair now. What’s the secret Mr Sensible? Cheddar cheese?

    • @thudthud5423
      @thudthud5423 Před 2 lety +8

      Yeah, Mr. Sensible's hair hasn't changed color at all.

  • @danrocketfan9606
    @danrocketfan9606 Před 2 lety +3

    Oooh a flashback! I remember when this came out!

  • @jerry2357
    @jerry2357 Před 2 lety +8

    I find it amusing that Riley uses Newton to say that if there’s an acceleration, there must be a force. But he doesn’t accept Newton when it comes to gravity. Why can’t he make up his mind whether Newton is right or wrong?

    • @Rachie-nj3oi
      @Rachie-nj3oi Před 2 lety

      Einstein debunked newton that's why. If newton was right about gravity then there would be no need for einstein 🤷‍♂️

    • @jerry2357
      @jerry2357 Před 2 lety +7

      @@Rachie-nj3oi
      No, Einstein refined Newton’s laws for cases where there are either extremely high masses (like black holes) or where high velocities are involved. Einstein deliberately made sure that his equations reduced to Newton’s equations under normal conditions. He wasn’t debunking Newton, he was building on his foundations.

    • @wakingforbacon6439
      @wakingforbacon6439 Před 2 lety +7

      @@Rachie-nj3oi no your wrong. Einstein only explained what was happening with more detail.. Newtonian physics are still used everyday. The frog hop you was doing was just dumb. And didn't prove anything. If you so the same thing on a a free fall plane you would see them same liquids mix together. Your not a flerf Rachie. Even in your own video when you said rays coming from the sun were not parallel. But as soon as you looked back you could see the rays run parallel. You people debunk yourself over and over. It's just too funny you can't see it. Can't have rdd without gravity. Which edd is just stupid and makes no sense whatsoever. Don't be like Riley. I've seen some of your videos. You are smarter than that. You all know the earth is not flat. Just s grift and science denial. That all it is. It's a joke. Even Einstein said himself he didn't debunk Einstein. Only when something is so large of a mass or traveling st light speed does einsteins equations even come in to play.

    • @wakingforbacon6439
      @wakingforbacon6439 Před 2 lety +4

      @@jerry2357 they don't get it bro. Something wrong with their thinking skills. Their right because they say their right. And nobody can prove then wrong. She takes all her info from someone that don't even know how to find the sides of a triangle. What a joke.

    • @MrOttopants
      @MrOttopants Před 2 lety +5

      @@Rachie-nj3oi Einstein didn't think the earth is flat.

  • @TanjoGalbi
    @TanjoGalbi Před 2 lety +4

    I can replace that salt he pours with fine grain sand, pour the sand in the same way he poured the salt and I will observe the egg rise even though the sand is not dissolving into the water changing its density.
    The motion of the grains of sand, and in his case the salt crystals before they dissolve, will cause motion in the water flowing down around the egg, the egg may initially drop a bit if some of the sand is poured directly over it. This motion of the water will need to flow somewhere at the bottom of the glass, it will be reflected up under the egg lifting it up in the water!
    If he used coloured salt he would see the salt crystals move down past the egg and start to dissolve where the pigment would then be seen to billow back up under the egg pushing it up before the water density has had a real chance to change. He failed to include motion of the salt and water as variables, only the motion of the egg.
    What causes the motion of the salt, or sand in my case? Yep, it's our good old friend, gravity!

  • @realcygnus
    @realcygnus Před 2 lety +12

    Epic ! The only question is, Should former DFOTY winners even be allowed to run for TopLeft ?

  • @tonythedwvyer
    @tonythedwvyer Před 2 lety +4

    I've been a Diver for many years.
    When in the water, I can vary my relative density Such that i can be:
    Buoyant
    Neutrally buoyant
    Negatively buoyant
    I do this by changing the volume (my variable) of my personal assembly.
    My personal assembly is:
    Me
    My diving suit, mask & fins
    Aqualung set
    Weight belt
    and
    My Buoyancy Compensator (aka BC) - (which is essentially an inflatable jacket - I can adjust the volume of the jacket by putting air in or letting it out.
    When kitted up. I jump in to the oggy with the BC fully inflated and lo, I float!
    I let a little air out of the BC and lo, I sink.
    I adjust it a bit and I neither sink nor float to the surface. I'm neutrally buoyant
    Archimedes would be proud!
    Thus relative density is a thing and I can manipulate it.
    Doesn't mean that Earth is flat though. :)

  • @nineoclockhero
    @nineoclockhero Před 2 lety +6

    watching this. I wondered if Rachie had learned enough to see how dumb Riley was.
    My only surprise. The ease that my ponderings were answered

  • @heatshield
    @heatshield Před 2 lety +13

    Keep in mind that Riley saying "I'm within the scientific method" is wrong from the start, even if we allow his poor terminology and accept that we know what he means by saying that.
    Riley is so invested in flat earth at this point that he MUST defend it at any cost, including going outside of the scientific method by starting with the conclusion and inventing excuses to arrive there.
    Here we see a man who knows that flat earth is 100% debunked by images of Earth from space, but he doesn't want to be seen as a lazy parrot by simply crying "CGI", so he has chosen to debunk space launches by way of saying they're impossible because of the necessity of a container to keep air pressure on earth, and this container is only needed because gravity is not a force, so he creates this eggsperiment to prove a dome that rockets cannot fly through does exist.
    Flat Earth
    because CGI
    because no rockets
    because dome
    because no gravity
    because egg
    (because stubborn and dishonest)
    No matter how much he is taught that his eggsperiment is faulty, he absolutely has to defend it because he has painted himself into a corner and without that egg, he'll grow quite hungry sitting alone in that corner unless he walks back across all the paint he's layed down, trashing the whole thing and starting over.

  • @MichaelPiz
    @MichaelPiz Před 2 lety +2

    Where, oh where can I acquire this magic dense Cheddar cheese of my very own? 🧀🧀🧀

  • @thegreatshamalamadingdong9788

    I’ve made a perpetual motion machine using Mr Sensibles theory of Cheese make maps move.
    I took a cheese slice and held it down, I then began to carve a map into the cheese … the energy output was amazing !!

  • @The_Elmigs
    @The_Elmigs Před 2 lety +2

    Please be careful down there Mr.Sensible. You are practically sideways there. We wouldn't want you to accidentally sleep upside down for example or accidentally facepalm your ears due to wrong orientation.
    Also, enjoy your aweseome vacation.

  • @joemck85
    @joemck85 Před 2 lety +1

    All the gibberish aside, that's an eggcelent eggsperiment and he actually drew the right conclusion. Until he eggstended the conclusion to try to eggsplain gravity using an effect of gravity at least.

  • @mymumbakescakes
    @mymumbakescakes Před 2 lety +3

    You forgot to use unicorn farts to measure the smell of the cheese. ROFL
    Riley has mouldy swiss cheese for brain cells.

  • @ReinoGoo
    @ReinoGoo Před 2 lety +2

    The showed definitions of experiment is not the scientific method. It is the result of an experiment with Google, when ”Independent variable” is the independent variable.

  • @murph8411
    @murph8411 Před 2 lety +4

    Newton’s 1st law - an object remains in the same state of motion unless a resultant force acts on it i.e. if an object is moving it will keep moving unless a net force acts upon it and if it is stationary it will remain stationary unless a net force acts upon it.
    Now if Nathan has manipulated his IV to make a force and the egg move what force is acting on it to make it stop moving? Why, according to Newton doesn’t the egg continue moving if Nathan is correct?
    Could it be because there is a force acting on the egg to stop it moving? A force that we might call gravity?

  • @alleywaytc2696
    @alleywaytc2696 Před 2 lety +1

    I honestly have to wonder how long these videos take to make. The second Riley started talking, I started falling asleep! I can only presume many naps were taken during making this video, and Sleeping Warrior was the cause. *nods matter of factly*

  • @Bob-of-Zoid
    @Bob-of-Zoid Před 2 lety +1

    The mass disequalibrium (A contradiction) is in his freaking head!! You know: led paint buildup.

  • @bobblum5973
    @bobblum5973 Před 2 lety +1

    Anthony Riley is _not_ practicing pseudo-science, he is instead practicing stupid-science.
    (Mr. S, you shredded his argument... _WITH CHEESE!_ Well done, sir!)

  • @sthurston2
    @sthurston2 Před 2 lety +3

    The demonstration with the fan I hadn't seen before. It showed nicely how you can be deceived when you are unaware of how the factors in the situation are linked. Your balance demonstration showed that density is not a factor when the density of the medium is not sigificant. Sleepy claimed gravity was not a factor without showing how he had excluded it. Yet the downward acceleration is an observed constant fact of life. So why does it seem to disappear when we immerse in water? Because the medium and the object are both being accelerated downwards. The denser one wins and the other has to get out of the way, that is go up. Were the downward acceleration really gone, nothing would happen when you change the density.

  • @ptothe3
    @ptothe3 Před 2 lety +1

    When I saw the thumbnail I immediately thought that Mr. Sensible was in way too fancy of a place because they let him use their printer. I doubt they let you print color at a Best Western

  • @tomsenior7405
    @tomsenior7405 Před 2 lety +3

    At what level of delusion does one have to be, in order to convince yourself that you know more than a real Scientist?

  • @theramblingsofamadman7009

    Is technology not a consequence of science then Anthony? 🤔 .

  • @NinjaMonkeyPrime
    @NinjaMonkeyPrime Před 2 lety +1

    All this time and he still can't produce a formula that can be applied to reality. Meanwhile a child can predict how high their toy rocket will launch.

  • @dajogb3330
    @dajogb3330 Před 2 lety

    He’d be really confused if he used an older egg, they float.

  • @frankbennett2278
    @frankbennett2278 Před 2 lety

    Riley:you can't demonstrate bouyency and density without gravity in the equation.for without gravity neither can exist.

  • @dpep8033
    @dpep8033 Před 2 lety

    Listening to AR with headphones on I can hear bird calls in the background, worth watching just to listen to the wonders of nature.

  • @Sn-ue2pd
    @Sn-ue2pd Před 2 lety +1

    They can't prove a flat earth so they've given up trying and are now trying to change the rule of science. 🤣

  • @janedoe6181
    @janedoe6181 Před 2 lety +1

    Wow, the audio and video quality of your videos has improved significantly! I didn’t notice the improvement at the time, but it’s quite obvious now.

  • @theultimatereductionist7592

    I fully expected the Monty Python Cheese Shop sketch to play at 9:03.

  • @SonixTheAwesome
    @SonixTheAwesome Před 2 lety

    Cheese is the most important science of all sciences. Thanks for another great video, Mr. Sensible.

  • @Undo743
    @Undo743 Před 2 lety +4

    Anthony riley Agrees with Gary wybenga, they both think things get "Physically" smaller the further those things get from the viewer... Rileys words 🙂 lol

    • @heatshield
      @heatshield Před 2 lety +2

      Yeah, for someone addicted to whipping out his dictionary every chance he gets, he sure dropped the ball on that one.

  • @davidkeller6156
    @davidkeller6156 Před 2 lety

    RDD: Riley’s Dumb Deduction
    RDD: Riley’s Demonstrable Delusions
    RDD: Really Dumb Demonstration
    Riley’s Derp x Derp

  • @promiscuous5761
    @promiscuous5761 Před 2 lety +1

    Thank you..

  • @mrxmry3264
    @mrxmry3264 Před 2 lety +2

    and WTF would liely know about science? and the answer is ABSOLUTELY NOTHING.

  • @theultimatereductionist7592

    Total derp solids

  • @righty-o3585
    @righty-o3585 Před 2 lety +1

    Relative density blah blah whatever... That just means that the density of something compared to another object, does not change over time

  • @mrxmry3264
    @mrxmry3264 Před 2 lety +1

    it's been a while since i heard geostreber and his angry keyboard on any stream...

  • @celticlightning9703
    @celticlightning9703 Před 2 lety

    Static cling depending on the make up of materials as well.

  • @Terrypics
    @Terrypics Před 2 lety +2

    What if he reverses it and has a glass of salt and adds water?

  • @Bob-vc6ug
    @Bob-vc6ug Před 2 lety

    I see this was made before you started strapping your arms down to the chair. Thanks Mr. S!

  • @davidkeller6156
    @davidkeller6156 Před 2 lety

    Excellent debunk. And with cheese 🧀

  • @robblerouser5657
    @robblerouser5657 Před 2 lety +4

    How could Anthony display so much derp?

  • @skitzcrasher
    @skitzcrasher Před 2 lety +2

    Huzzah!

  • @murph8411
    @murph8411 Před 2 lety +2

    I will try to keep everything else constant. The volumes of water, nothing else will change. His own words.
    Did he try measuring the volume of water before and after adding a measured volume of salt to it accurately?
    I don’t think so or he’d have found the volume of water does increase a small amount as salt is added to it.
    In other words he has altered more than one variable. Of course he doesn’t even consider this or the enthalpy.
    It’s a funny thing about reactions, to break bonds requires energy and making new ones can release more or less energy giving you a exo or endothermic overall reaction.
    In other words he ignores more than just gravity due to his ignorance.
    How about he gives us a way to calculate or predict how any object will react when added to a column of water for a start? You know, like we can do using basic physics that does take gravity into account.
    What use is their rdd if you can’t predict how things will behave? How deep will his egg sink in a column of his salt water and how much more or less salt would be required to make it sink say 5 cm lower? Maybe he just thinks we have to suck it and see but that isn’t very good if we want to send a camera down to a certain depth to examine something for example.

  • @theblackswan2373
    @theblackswan2373 Před 2 lety

    An inspiring presentation sir.
    Thanks.
    TBS

  • @Kolopsych
    @Kolopsych Před 2 lety +1

    Yes but why does denser object go DOWN, why not left right or up?
    Can you show how the egg leaps out of the glass, something is keeping the egg and water in the glass.
    I dare say the density of some brain matter approaches that of a white dwarf

  • @Phase52012
    @Phase52012 Před 2 lety +2

    Has flat earther ever explained what keeps the Sun and the Moon up above the "flat Earth"; and traveling in a circle? Have they ever explained why both the Sun and the Moon don't fall down onto the "flat Earth". Do they understand that the more complex the explanation to observed reality is; the more likely it is to be wrong? Honestly, I don't know why they just don't put everything down to "a wizard did it" and leave it at that. It's as good an explanation as anything else they say.

    • @feedingravens
      @feedingravens Před 2 lety

      Well, the majority come from the "Goddidit" fraction, and "Goddidit" is the designated terminator of curiosity. As good christian you are not to question the ways of God.
      There is a number of millions of GigaWatts of energy that come obviously from the sun, and that have to be provided by the supposed 50km-dia sun disc/sphere while zooming around with an average 2617 kph. Can be verified it is from the sun by holding an obstruction ONLY in the direct path to the sun.
      And then we have our "the sun is lurking IN BETWEEN the clouds" fraction. It still has to move with 2617 kph to circle round once a day. In 10 km height the sun would cover an angle of 89 degrees from 11am to noon (and zenith) to 89 degrees on at 1 pm. And still would light half the surface of the flat earth.

  • @Nails077
    @Nails077 Před 2 lety

    Mmmm... scientific cheese. My favorite.

  • @martinbaxter4783
    @martinbaxter4783 Před rokem

    Him tho THMART! 😣
    ALL POWER TO THE CHEESE WHEEL!

  • @thegreatshamalamadingdong9788

    30:59 really is like saying what weighs more ? 15 pound of feathers or 15 pound of lead ? Lol 😂

  • @theultimatereductionist7592

    Repeat this experiment in outer space, Anthony. Say, in the ISS.

  • @nagranoth_
    @nagranoth_ Před 2 lety

    Finally... CHEESE!

  • @fepeerreview3150
    @fepeerreview3150 Před 2 lety

    19:02 He pours the salt in. The salt falls in a rapid stream. Being heavier than the water it sinks, displacing water upward. The upward displacement of water carries the egg with it. As the salt settles, the egg slowly settles *right back to where it was* - 19:12. We aren't even witnessing buoyancy here. The salt hasn't had enough time to dissolve and change the density of the water, thus causing the egg to rise due to a change in density and a consequent change in buoyancy (requiring 'g'). All we're seeing is a *temporary* displacement of the egg due to the inducing of an upward current in the water from the displacement of water brought on by pouring salt in the cup. He could achieve the same effect by pouring sand in the cup, a material which would not dissolve and change the density of the water.
    This is a form of confirmation bias. He is seeing what he wants to see and ignoring whatever is inconvenient. I see a pinned comment from Rachie. I've written to her about confirmation bias as well... to no avail.

  • @murph8411
    @murph8411 Před 2 lety

    Not forgetting different ions and even organic matter can produce different readings on these meters so depending on the salt used and if it contains other salts like potassium chloride or magnesium, calcium etc, salts the same amount of salt you might have a similar density but different meter reading.
    Nathan says, “does it force a displacement” then, “it has forced a displacement” in the salted water glass.
    Erm, the egg has displaced the same amount of water in both cases. He keeps going on about the relative density is causing an acceleration and therefore a force according to Newton but the egg isn’t accelerating.
    The egg isn’t moving so the net force acting on it is 0. In other words it floats where gravity and the weight of liquid displaced cancel each other out
    Once it is moving and Anthony isn’t manipulating his Ind. variable it should continue moving according to Newton’s first law. Of course Anthony didn’t state a complete version of Newton’s 1st law as that would suggest that a force acted on the egg to stop it moving as well.

  • @BGTats144
    @BGTats144 Před 2 lety

    Don't know what that means it's just a number tells you everything you need to know.

  • @superiorbeetroot5097
    @superiorbeetroot5097 Před 2 lety +1

    I always join the side that has fewer pee-drinkers in their ranks. RDD debunked then.

  • @ReinoGoo
    @ReinoGoo Před 2 lety +2

    What was the stuff at the bottom? Salt or sugar? It should be more than 300 ppm if it is salt.

    • @janedoe6181
      @janedoe6181 Před 2 lety

      That’s what I thought too. I’ve seen what a little salt contamination in the lab can do to conductivity or TDS.

  • @fepeerreview3150
    @fepeerreview3150 Před 2 lety

    I wonder how many years Riley is going to continue with this.
    Changing the density of the water makes a difference. Yup. But Riley fails to identify the actual mechanism, which is buoyancy, which requires 'g'.
    Gonna need 'g' for that. And yes, we have 'g'.

    • @NinjaMonkeyPrime
      @NinjaMonkeyPrime Před 2 lety

      _"buoyancy, which requires 'g'."_ I'm sorry, you forgot the power of "nuh-uhh" which can be used to ignore the part of science you want to ignore.

  • @Soundbrigade
    @Soundbrigade Před 2 lety

    He is the eggman (Ooh)
    They are the eggmen (Ooh)
    He is the flathead
    Goo goo g' joob
    Goo goo g' joob
    G' goo goo g' joob
    Goo goo g' joob, goo goo g' goo g' goo goo g' joob joob
    Joob joob...
    It was this song or Fool On The Hill ….

  • @bertrickles15
    @bertrickles15 Před 2 lety

    .... and somewhere in the midlands, a cow must be is saying to herself "I made a whole bunch of milk for this nonsense?????????"

  • @RogueWraith909
    @RogueWraith909 Před 2 lety

    If he wanted to demonstrate density effects... he should try that same experiment with water and cooking oil... the oil is more dense than water... but here's a fun one for you... oil FLOATS on water dispite being more dense. That makes a mess of RDD doesn't it?

  • @thomasmullen644
    @thomasmullen644 Před 2 lety

    It is sad that Sleepy Worrier thinks using a 1st-grade science demonstration is somehow a science experiment.

  • @madharry7429
    @madharry7429 Před 2 lety

    After lots of denial and made-up science from our favourite top left girlie, the earth is still a globe!

  • @buckwarp1475
    @buckwarp1475 Před 2 lety

    a thought for Anton Petrov's loss :/

  • @Lucian_Andries
    @Lucian_Andries Před 2 lety

    Omg Mr S, are you alright?? Should we call an ambulance? I bet you have brain damage now, from all that facepalming! Well, us too.😭
    We're gonna send a mortuary car for Nathan... Don't worry, we're not gonna say who murdered him.🤣🤣

  • @williamsherman3047
    @williamsherman3047 Před 2 lety

    Sorry. But the cheese was PREVENTING the map from moving. It also prevents me from moving.

  • @TheChobyter
    @TheChobyter Před 2 lety

    OMG Leaky Warrior the Eggsbert 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

  • @hjaspere
    @hjaspere Před 2 lety +1

    with cheese ... 😁

    • @MrSensibleHistoric
      @MrSensibleHistoric  Před 2 lety

      My first cheese experiment!!

    • @0LoneTech
      @0LoneTech Před 2 lety

      @@MrSensibleHistoric And a grand example it is. It's cute how SW's entire argument revolves around pretending no other effects, observations or experiments exist. His assumptions that adding salt affects density, or that the TDS meter measures it, are just as invalid according to that logic.

  • @Bob-of-Zoid
    @Bob-of-Zoid Před 2 lety

    Can I have extra cheese? I love cheeeeeeeeeeeeeese!

  • @QuintarFarenor
    @QuintarFarenor Před 2 lety

    Loved this long style video BUT please normalizer your audio. We had at least 3 different volumes one of which (the music) was quite loud in comparison.

    • @MrSensibleHistoric
      @MrSensibleHistoric  Před 2 lety

      This was as was back then. Poor equipment and lack of experience! I have learnt alot ove the last 2.5 years.

    • @QuintarFarenor
      @QuintarFarenor Před 2 lety

      @@MrSensibleHistoric ah I didn't realize that this was an old video

    • @MrSensibleHistoric
      @MrSensibleHistoric  Před 2 lety +1

      @@QuintarFarenor number 12 i think and I've now done over 400!

  • @aprylvanryn5898
    @aprylvanryn5898 Před 2 lety

    He's staying within scientific method and still practicing pseudoscience...

  • @alunrogers3525
    @alunrogers3525 Před 2 lety

    🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

  • @nagranoth_
    @nagranoth_ Před 2 lety

    I mean... if you say something isn't part of the scientific method because there are no _citations_ that say it is, you don't know what any of those words mean.

  • @stefanlaskowski6660
    @stefanlaskowski6660 Před 2 lety +3

    First! 😁

  • @mitHundundRad
    @mitHundundRad Před 2 lety

    He talks about scientific methods and doesn't even know what ppm is. It's painful to watch and hear.

  • @Danny-qh4hp
    @Danny-qh4hp Před 2 lety

    Nathan Oakley just destroyed you Mr Senseless 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @thudthud5423
      @thudthud5423 Před 2 lety +5

      Nathan Oakley thinks Flat Earthers are gullible imbeciles though.

    • @davidoliver7510
      @davidoliver7510 Před 2 lety +5

      Daniel Freeman. Yawn 🥱 next

    • @pandora8610
      @pandora8610 Před 2 lety +7

      The only things Shouty-Mutey Oakley has ever destroyed are eardrums and his own credibility.

    • @Undo743
      @Undo743 Před 2 lety +5

      Hey Danie Freeman.... Riley thinks things get "Physically" smaller the further away they get... do you agree with riley and Gary? Because if you do, you lose🙂

    • @MrOttopants
      @MrOttopants Před 2 lety +4

      I sincerely hope you're watching that pasty broke fraud. He doesn't think the earth is flat. He just can't give up the easy money and attention.

  • @thegreatshamalamadingdong9788

    I’ve made a perpetual motion machine using Mr Sensibles theory of Cheese make maps move.
    I took a cheese slice and held it down, I then began to carve a map into the cheese … the energy output was amazing !!