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Ok but "I'm not erasing you because I don't love you. I'm erasing you for science" is such a cool line for a villain
Probably something Senku from Dr. Stone would say.
YOU WERE PINNED WKFKDOVKWKLDL
@@SegeshiOttawa It's my first time, still in shock jcjzkzkzk
Frrrrr
Evil scientist dad vibes
Sad but true. One of the first doctors to push for washing hands due to woman dying from childbirth due to bad hygiene was actually treated so bad over this that he ended up in a psych ward where he died.
His name was August Semelweis. A toast to his memory.
I don't remember the doctor's name, but wasn't he also thought to be on the autism spectrum?
He was a hungarian man, originally named Semmelweis Ignác, we learnt of him in school. I remember I was so sad to find out what happened to him. We have a university named after him tho, so at least his legacy contimues. Yk, besides doctors actually washing their hands now.
Semmelweis Ignác, "the saviour of mothers"
Didn't his discovery also interest Pasteur? I swear that link was a reason for him looking into germs
Podcast girl: I don't trust people who wash their hands
Also podcast girl: *proceeds to explain how she gaslights people into thinking she washes her hands
i wonder if she would wash her hands if she gets smth toxic on her hands or idk digs in dirt and her hands are just completely brown
@@basilunderworlddoubt it
If something didn't reflect light, you wouldn't be able to *see it*
Wanna spread awarrness: the podcast girls have a satirical podcast. They are basically making fun of those alpha male podcasts
@@yshedeau123Are they upset about women saying stupid things on men's podcasts and response make podcasts where they say stupid things? I am sure that will teach men that women aren't stupid...
I think the "getting great ideas in the shower or bath" phenomenon is due to how we are in a comfortable environment with just some white noise, letting our minds wander while we do only very simple tasks.
Pretty similar reason as to why you tend to be more creative when trying to sleep. If you aren't distracted by anything else, and have your ideas flowing freely, you tend to be more creative.
Specifically, the diffused attention.
this is why i tend to call lane swimming "meditational" swimming
I usually have diarrhea and clog my toilet and have the idea of fixing my toilet until it exploded
@@bestaround3323 It happens to me when walking, but not when riding my bike. its an interesting thing to observe, how when the mind has time to relax, it starts imagining shit. "Boredom and relaxation?? Nah mate, we gonna burn bright until death!"
@@Fighter_Enthusiast79 😂😂😂
“They didn’t used to wash them way back in the day and they were fine”
Smallpox, cholera, typhus, dysentery, scarlet fever, syphilis, influenza, E. Coli, etc.:
“Am I a joke to you?”
Not to mention the fricking bubonic plague that wiped out a third of Europe.
This! All of this!
Hundreds of years of medical science and discovery and these women are just, "Nah, I don't want to. I don't feel like washing my hands." 🤮
THE BLACK PLAGUE
1/3 of the europe who died of the black plague: “we’re fine”
Typhoid Mary is alive and has gathered disciples, her people are proselytizing.
Fun fact, a comet’s “tail” isn’t due to the comet’s motion so it won’t necessarily be trailing behind the comet. The tail is due to the radiation from the sun. So the tail will always be “trailing” away from the sun, even if the comet is moving in a different direction! For instance, a comet’s “tail” could be trailing in front of it if it is moving away from the sun 🤗
Huh I always thought it was the gasses from the comet ignighting as it entered the earth's atmosphere
@@assassincheese0 Comets have a trail in space, everything entering the atmosphere above a certain size has a heated fiery trail. If you jumped into the atmosphere from space, you would die, hope that helps.
Isn't a comet mostly covered in ice-like substances? Like solid nitrogen, oxygen, hydrogen, etc? So the Sun's radiation is essentially slowly melting the comet, and assuming it's made completely of those solid "gases," eventually comets like Halley's Comet will stop showing up due to being melted away into space by the Sun's heat and radiation blowing it off into space
That tail coming off the comet also sticks around in the comet’s orbit after being stripped from the comet. When the earth runs into these leftover tail debris, that’s when we have meteor showers. Meteor showers are usually named after the constellation that it looks like they’re coming from, which is basically just the direction from which the debris is impacting the earth.
@@cjlite0210 Yes it is, and no the sun's radiation doesn't melt those ices, it sublimizes them, meaning they turn from ice to gaz without being a liquid first, mainly due to the lack of pressure
Those formed gazes are then blasted away from the sun along with some dust by the same radiations, thus making the direction of the 2 tails (the gaz one and the dust one) dependant almost exclusively of the sun's potition relative to the comet. Almost because it can be seen that the dust tail also depends a bit of the movement of the comet itself
Just look at the Wiki article "comet tail" it has a lot of diagrams and all that really help visualize and understand
Fun fact:
Carrots being good for the eyes is ww2 allied propaganda, they invented radar which they used to detect incoming planes at long range but tried to hide that fact by claiming their pilots were eating a massive amount of carrots giving them improved eyesight letting them see the enemy aircraft at longer ranges.
And that the Brits needed families to buy more domestic produced sources of vitamin c
WHAT???
😮
For REAL???
Ok lemme address this: carrots will NOT improve your eyesight. They ARE, however, good for eye health because of vitamin A.
IVE BEEN LIED TOO!!
@@ItzBIULD I never knew vitamin c was prominent in carrots. Other nutrients, yes, but not particularly vitamin c.
I've been introduced to the idea that the 'carrots improve your night vision' is wartime misdirection - but they are good for eyesight, anyway, just because they are good for us generally? Betacarotene, vitamin A, good for the eyes. So if there is some truth in the assertion, that eating carrots supports healthy eyes, can it also be wartime slight of hand (as it's true)? During wartime - was the message that carrots were miraculous? Just a question of degree?
i'm just imagning Click's neighbor's hearing him violently explain first grade science. Must be terrifying
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Every time I think "Humans can't be that stupid" I am proved wrong. I have now accepted that there is no limit to human stupidity.
Think of how stupid the average person is, then remember that by definition, half of all people are less intelligent than that.
I have always taught my kids that if you assume everyone is a total moron, you'll only be wrong about 5% of the time and you can apologize to them explaining this philosophy...
Never underestimate humans
fun fact: the quote, "Two things are infinite: the universe, and human stupidity. And I'm not so sure about the universe," commonly attributed to Albert Einstein, was probably never said by him. In fact, the earliest published instance of a similar quote attributes it to a "great astronomer" and then says Einstein disproved the infinite universe, so the "great astronomer" was almost certainly _not_ Einstein.
I agree.
~~a stupid person~~
TikTok and science should never be used in the same sentence ever
Fun fact you just did
But I get your point
really tho I was scared
Unless you are actually qualified.
"TikTok is not a good platform to learn about science and politics"
Why? I just got my PhD at TikTok University!
Imagine if tears actually contain supressed emotions/trauma, going to a psychologist would be like, "Okay, go watch this very sad movie and when you start to cry, I'm going to lick the tears off of your face and then we can start the assessment."
Actually a pretty decent fantasy premise for a show or book
I remember reading somewhere (quite a while ago) that there is a difference between happy and sad tears, as like different amounts of different substances or something
@@made_by_skyyeah, that sounds like something that my friends would put in a DND campaign
You... you don't have to lick them. You could just swab them
A therapist digging before they have to lick another face is pretty damn funny though
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Don't you just hate it when you go to connect your Bluetooth headphones to your laptop and your laptop accidentally connects to your roommate across the hall smh
What happened to me is probably worse. I was trying to conect my new bluetooth headphones to my PC late at night, for a bit of CZcams before bed, but the headphones connected to my phone instead and no idea how, made a call to my cousin. It was past midnight, and luckily she wasn't already sleeping, but it made me feel pretty embarassed.
And then trying to connect to the right thing can be a hassle. Sometimes it's just easier to have them come in and sit with their mouth open so you can hear your Click video.
It's even worse when he pairs with my speakers by accident. It's really creepy having his thoughts just suddenly coming out of my soundbar in the middle of a film.
The Mythbusters actually did a talking to plants experiment like that one. They had plants growing in separate greenhouses over several weeks, one greenhouse had positive comments, one had negative. One had classical music, one had death metal music, and one had silence.
The plants growing in silence fared the worst while the plants listening to death metal were by far the biggest. There was actually very little difference between the plants with the positive or negative comments.
I found that episode fascinating.
The experiment was flawed. What they maybe proved was that the plants that people breathed on grew better than the ones left alone. They showed one of them sticking their head in to scream with the rock music and didn't seem to evenly visit the plants. The co2 in our breath is what plants need according to every valid version of this experiment. Edit to add: They also didn't give the tents equal light or temperature. When the plants died due to lack of water, they also measured the results incorrectly. As a whole, it was a disaster and shouldn't be quoted as proof of anything.
@@MaskedReviews
Uh I don't think that's quite correct. All the sounds came from CD players. The episode had the team go up to check on the plants once or twice and they went into all the tents equally so as not to skew the test results.
@@themisfitowl2595 you may want to watch it again
@@MaskedReviews
Are you suggesting that someone was up on the roof for several hours every single day for weeks, just screaming at plants? 🤔
@@themisfitowl2595 thank you i will never get that image out of my head XD
Guy: *sits on chair*
Guy: *puts feet on a scale*
Guy: See!? I weigh less!
Everyone: That... isn't how it works.
Exactly the same problem I dealt with all. the. time. when attending self checkout machines. The bagging area is a scale. That's how it knows you put something down and it has an expected weight range programmed in for each item that wasn't weighed to give you a price in the first place. If you're pulling up on the handles of the bag in the bagging area and the machine is constantly giving an "unexpected item in bagging area" error, it's because you relieved some of the weight of something you added to the bagging area and now when you stop relieving the weight in the bag it thinks it's too heavy. Similarly, the unexpected item in bagging area is the purse/wallet/umbrella/small child you just put there.
It's close though. He just needs to put the chair on the scale.
"Pet a kangaroo for me."
[Thousands of Australians hurt because of one irresponsible Swede]
Hey, I’m Australian and am decidedly NOT hurt by this Swede. Maybe it’s because I’m 14 and live in Melbourne, where everyone is really nice and not easily offended
@@user-hd7dv7rr5x I think they mean hurt from trying to pet a kangaroo.
😂
@@user-hd7dv7rr5x Go pet a roo.
Whoops!@@Kai-no9os
"it's not an isolated experiment. just like your brain isn't isolated."
"go give your brain a little massage, it's worked very hard."
Click's sass makes my day 👌
19:37
Fun fact: The light you see above you when under water is something called Snell's Window. Snell's window (also called Snell's circle or optical man-hole) is a phenomenon by which an underwater viewer sees everything above the surface through a cone of light of width of about 96 degrees. This phenomenon is caused by refraction of light entering water, and is governed by Snell's Law. The area outside Snell's window will either be completely dark or show a reflection of underwater objects by total internal reflection.
Ok, so everything about what you just said is absolutely terrifying. There are too many big things in the ocean that could simply swallow me. The idea that not only could anything outside that cone be dark but a REFLECTION so I know something is there but I don't know where the real thing is??? Absolutely not, no thank you, I will stay on the land thanks
Snell's optical man-hole? No innuendos here
The mummified Dino fossil is known as "Borialopelta" (maybe not spelt correctly) that was found in a quarry in north west USA/south west Canada. It was so well preserved that stomach contents were able to be examined to determine its last meal, helping show the biome where it came from. It is theorised that it was swept out to sea by a strong storm and drowned. Then the bacteria caused bloating in the organ cavity and flipped the nodosaur over and then, when the guy burst, it sank to the bottom of the ocean. The force of this kicked up large amounts of sediment and caused concretion around it due to the ocean pressure. This helped preserve the Dino so well.
Sorry for gushing or sounding like a nerd, but it's a very interesting topic that I'm so excited to see in world news ( and more importantly, in a Click video). :D
This made me so happy that someone else is just as nerdy as me about it - stay amazing 🖤
So cool!! Thanks!
very close but it’s Borealpelta!
Adding onto this: it is currently displayed in full at the Royal Tyrell Museum of Palaeontology in Drumheller, Alberta. They even have a replica plastic head that you can touch!
Another thing is that due to its astounding preservation, we know it’s main colour! It was a rust-like colour, though more saturated and reddish than rust.
Freaking love this stuff, cool to see others do too!
That is the coolest thing I've heard all day
35:14 "YOUR FREAKING BALLON YOU'RE POURING WATER ON DOENS'THAVETHEGRAVITATIONALPULLCOMPARABLETOTHEEARTH" has me in tears 🤣
The part about the pendulum I found especially painful, as it reminded me that there's literally a thing called the "The Foucault pendulum" (and probably others as well) that's literally just a massive pendulum, that proves that the earth rotates.
i've always thought the "vaccines make you gay" thing to be hilarious, bc my parents were anitvax and I never got any vaccines growing up and, guess what, i still turned out gay
(I am now vaccinated, I avoided any severe diseases)
As a trans person who was raised anti-vax, I had the same reaction
My first vaccine was when I was in my mid twenties.
I still don't know what vaccines I should have that I don't in my 30s
My brother was the only person in my family that ever got a vaccine (while living with the family), and that's because he stepped on a rusty nail that went clear through his foot and needed a tetanus shot.
And of my siblings, he's likely the straightest lol
I’m vaccinated and asexual, so I guess they gave me a non active dose of The Gay™️?
Maybe it's a time reverse thing. Just joking obviously. I just figured what if they are going to argue nonsense anywho why not just throw out time being linear and such.
There was actually a group of midwives at one point who would wash their hands after doing their job, and less patients died.
Then one surgeon who noticed that started to wash his hands after autopsies before operating on other patients, and, surprise surprise, less patients would die.
Even then it didn’t catch on for a while, which is mind-boggling. But as far as I know it’s a really important episode in the history of medicine: the discovery of how washing hands saves lives
Edit: disclaimer: this is what I remember from my forensic medicine class, about 5 years ago. So I might be mistaken about certain details. But the big things are right (especially the thing about being after autopsies. That’s pretty wild, that they didn’t clean up even after handling dead people)
The saddest part is that the guy who noticed tried to tell other doctors, but almost none of them listened...a few did, but not many
@@Amy_the_Lizard oh yeah. I shortened that to saying it didn’t catch on for a while because the comment was getting long. But yeah, they didn’t believe him that washing hands was good, and most continued to not do so for a long time.
Same thing happened with anesthetics. The dentist who discovered it showed others, but in that case a funny thing happened. He started using it, and it would work, but when he went to demonstrate, the patient was an alcoholic, and alcohol happened to be something that counteracted the effect of what he used, so right when he was demonstrating it, it didn’t work, so the other doctors didn’t believe him. So anesthesia also took some time to catch on
This is also why the Jews were sometimes blamed for the Black Death. Hand washing is a pretty important ritual in Judaism, so Jews weren't dying nearly as often as non-Jews. This made many people think that they were behind the plague, and helped support some of the evil Jew stereotypes that were around back then (and mostly still today).
What a fun fact, huh?
Yes, that was Ignaz Semmelweis and this happened in 1847 in Vienna, Austria. Part of the problem was that Louis Pasteur's germ theory of disease was not yet accepted, which only happened towards the end of the 19th century, and the fact that doctors saw themselves as gentlemen and said "A gentleman's hands are always clean".
@@xlsfd Sadly, Semmelweis was betrayed by his fellow doctors, even after he showed evidence of the MASSIVE reduction in infant mortality in his ward. They had him declared insane and committed to an asylum. His time there under those conditions destroyed his mind, and he eventually died there.
And those asshole doctors got away with it, and then continued causing the deaths of newborns and their mothers as if nothing happened.
My favorite thing about the plane analogy I saw was someone actually simulated it and IT DOES FLY. It wouldn't be perfect, but the tail is arguably more important. The wings help with lift and housing the engines. Planes can and have flown and landed while missing a wing, but if they lose their tail? They're gone.
Saying that dolphins were saved by Satan when Noah refused to let them on the boat is actually a great argument for Satanism
😈
Not really dolphins are awful
Yes, and Satan loves the little dolphins no matter how imperfect they are.
That's why Satan saved them.@@plantainsame2049
@@plantainsame2049so are chimpanzees yet no one is saying they are indebted to Satan.
Fun animal fact: The Yangtze giant softshell turtle is the biggest freshwater turtle in the world. It weighs between 150 to 220 kilograms (330 to 485 lbs) and is over 100cm (39in or 3.28ft) in length. They are found primarily in the area of the Yangtze River in China.
Your little animal facts are the highlight of any of my days
@@Moon-cp1rb 🥹❤️
how cute is it on a scale from 1/6136638693189-35689-13683890135156-15-6?
Giant turtles
@Tom Morrison alligator snapping turtle
Watching those women saying they don't wash their hands I found myself sanitising my hands...
I worked in food prep & we would have hand swab checks, those germs are real & hand washing truly works.
I am a healthcare provider and chef so my hands are always immaculate (unless I'm working on metal working or gardening or something)
I know that more than half of people don't wash their hands, but this video is the first time I've heard someone admit it proudly. 😮
@@C-SD i think they are talking sarcastically. If im not mistaken, they are the girls that make fun of other podcasts that have the same type of crazy topics or comments about life/people/society
@@sirenmush Oh, hopefully
@@sirenmush I certainly hope so,cause EWWW!🤢
A comet's tail is not a trail left behind it, but it's caused by the sun heating up and sublimating material, then pushing this material away. In fact, a comet's tail generally goes in a different direction than its path.
"If this was true you could achieve the same wisdom by stabbing yourself in the foot with a pin." That has to be one of the best things I have heard Click say in response to something it made me crack up.
I have been an autistic, bisexual furry for YEARS before Covid was even a problem.
Also side note, thank you for brining me into the furry fandom, Click. I like it here, lot's of funny and relatable memes!
I'm autistic and cis but I use any pronouns, plus I've recently started liking cheese, and I didn't know I was before I started eating cheese. Clearly cheese is the issue
I am an autistic, adhd, nonbinary, gay, submissive, furry with DID... and I have been for most of my life, covid is Obviously the problem here x3
I would like to apologize to you as i misread your comment, i read that you were an "artistic" 🤦
I'm an autistic, gay furry. I mean I did become gay and a furry in 2020, but mostly due to quarentine making me realise I was that.
maybe he should do r/furryIRL don't think he's done that one yet
I love that for everything their assisting argument is just "I'm just thinking what we all are, I'm the smart one" when you meet them I real life. I have actually met someone like these people and it was horrible. They don't even bother trying to explain why their point is the truth, they don't want you to realise they're lying. They'll use a lot of technical terms in a random order to sound smart, but they really are not.
My nephew is a flat earther. I can’t even…
@@underwearmaintenance my uncle is a flat earther... it hurts
I remember a joke about flat earth people. The funniest part about that was that it was someone saying that they were going to sail to the edge of the earth. It was paper Mario color splash.
This is why I like watching The Click. He makes jokes and explains how wrong people are using actual science. You can learn and have fun!
The latest thinking regarding Goliath is that he was about 2 feet (60cm) taller than the average at most. That would put him at around 7'0 or a tad over 2.1 meters. People were way shorter back then.
Them: "Here's a picture of a rock not reflecting light."
Also Them: Show's a picture of a rock reflecting light.
To be honest, a picture of a rock not reflecting light would be about as interesting as the classical painting "Black painted fruit on a black table in an unlit room at midnight during a new moon".
The rock would certainly be interesting. The picture, not so much.
Parents: If you don't teach them, some Swedish weirdo will
That's what I love about him, he even does his own impression of the swedish chef. He's taking the stereotype about himself and making fun of it and that's a good way of being a completely unbiased person.
@@DeathBYDesign666 Therecs no good way to be completely unbiased. But there are certainly good ways to reduce bias.
And he'll turn them gAy while he's at it!
@@jacobc9221 Fair enough point, but you see what I meant generally speaking I assume?
Let's just say "mostly" unbiased when it comes to bias based on factual information, that would work better I believe.
Listening to that clip of the two women talking about not washing hands made my heart combust, and my soul almost erase itself from existence. Like, it literally took one dude to go "hey maybe we should wash our hands in-between interacting with different patients, corpses, and delivering children so that maybe the mothers wouldn't die" and that SIMPLE act of hygiene alone did wonders for medical practice.
This is what happens when the education system, society, and parents all unanimously fail. You get people who just think washing hands is some new social trend.
Oh, no, those doctors were so offended at the suggestion that their own behavior was the reason their patients were getting sick and dying that they ended that man’s career and ruined his life. Then they proceeded to go to extreme lengths make it impossible for women to choose which clinic they went to. He was only vindicated after his death.
@@pigcatapult
That's straight up horrifying!!!
39:47 Mythbusters did that way back, the plants respond to sound frequencies more than anything, & I don't mean the hippy dippy way they claim people respond to frequencies.
God I love Mythbusters
Story time: my dentist noticed my wisdom teeth were forming in sideways when I was like 10. For a myriad of reasons, I wasn't able to get them removed at the time (which wouldve been easiest as they weren't fully formed yet).
Fast forward to when I was 26. I finally was able to make an appointment to get them removed because, in 16 years, not only were they still sideways (now fully formed but not ruptured), but were now damaging my back molars to the point I risked needing a crown on 3 of the 4 teeth.
Wisdom teeth are fucking bullshit.
My wisdom teeth in my lower jaw pushed up the other teeth so they are like 2 mm higher than the others. So annoying!
They totally are. Mine were at enough of an angle at the bottom that it took multiple different surgeon visits to find someone willing to remove them due to proximity to the major nerves for the face. Up top only had one come in, and when it was removed I ended up with a dent because the jawbone didn't form around it, and therefore there was nothing to fill in the gap.
My mother's side of the family are all known to have required at least two rounds of full extraction, fingers crossed my flukiness of only having had three total develop exempts me from that
But, do you feel smarter than the average person? Sorry, had to do it. But really that pain must had been horrible, sorry you had to go through that.
Fun fact (or not), we have 10 times more difficulty than our prehistoric ancestors (and like prehistoric Homo sapiens, not Neanderthals or errectus ^^) with our wisdom teeth, probably because we make our food too soft and easy to chew now, so our mouth does not develop as much as before. That's a way humans evolved, one of the distinctive features of human evolutions is that our jaws and teeth have reduced and weakened with time, probably because we cook food and that makes it softer and easier to chew ^^
My wisdom teeth grow against my other teeths, creating a space where my toothbrush couldnt reach it all and even this dentist water could reach not very well
I have holes in my teeth that are not even 100% made with being lazy
I say not even 100 cuz i am sure there would be a way to avoid that
I do love watching TheClick loosing it over TikTok-stupidity, but at the same time I fear for his sanity.
I must say, that I really have to start cataloguing Click's despair faces. They are just plain glorious.
@@michajastrzebski4383 Please, do. I would love to see a compilation.
@@ileana8360 Give us Despair Click Compilation
I want to see him snap.
You don't even need to do much to make someone snap.
When they're at the verge of snapping, something like "You should comb your hair" is enough.
Made a streamer snap that way.
Funniest shit ever.
Me too
39:26 is actually pretty wholesome. I don’t know how old the daughter is but it seems like she is pretty young and as an introduction to the scientific method, I think it’s very well done. She came up with a hypothesis that is not based on previous scientific conclusions but the girl probably knows that she does better when she is given positive support and encouragement and she is seeing if the same is true for plants. I think it’s sweet
"they didnt wash em back in the day!"
The Click: YEAH AND THEY DIED!!
The moral of this?
Never let TikTok do science again
yeah don't ban tiktok cause china is gathering information (or whatever the concern is) ban it cause of the "science"!
Unfortunately, TikTok has its science properly done. It wouldn`t be as popular otherwise.
And yes, I know what you really mean, no need to explain.
@@Notmyname1593 sure...
Or reinforce the North American Education System by 100 fold. Like good-god WTF are our schools doing?!
@@zombiepenguin7134 apparently not teaching media literacy anymore. Personally, if I could make exactly one change to the education system it would be that teachers have to explain why kids are learning something.
Like, “you’ll be doing a research project on a country. The point of this exercise is to teach you how to research and begin to determine true information from false.”
A slight correction around 19:37. Comets' tails do not as one would expect point in the direction the comet came from, but instead always away from the sun. This is because the tail is first created by the sun blasting the comet with radiation that first vaporizes parts of the surface and then it is pushed away in part by radiation as well. So even if the comet through some miraculous means would be stationary in relation to the sun it still would get a tail.
I thought this was so cool when I learned this in school. The textbook had an illustration showing how the "tail" would change as the comet traveled
Cool, thanks!
That's really cool, thanks for the information!
This blew my mind, I had to stop the video to look this up further, I mean it makes sense when I consider that because the momentum isn't lost because no air resistance so it's only moved by the solar winds, thanks for making this comment favourite thing I've learned in a while
It's pushed by the solar winds.
Which is pretty much the same thing, but a better way to word it.
I was just talking with my brother about how dumb it is that these people can research for 5 minutes and believe that they’ve debunked decades long theories, like they’ve gotten something that every scientist apparently missed in their years of study in a specific field. Then my brother brought up this guy he saw online that was trying to sound smart and essentially was saying my brother was lacking in his vocabulary because he said “stupid” twice and the guy said quote, “books swell out lexicon with words and phrases that prevent us from sounding like you” but like, that sentence doesn’t make any sense lol
"Did you accidentally poop out your brain today?"
Such a great dis 😂😂😂
One of the things I have to remind myself is that these people were always here, they just now are able to be seen posting whatever they want online. Before, they'd struggle to get anything past an editor and now they don't get filtered.
They were originally the village idiot screaming nonsense in the streets. Each town only got one, so the stupidity wasn't shared. Now they can find eachother
Not only that, but you have to scrape the bottom of the barrel and search under rocks on the internet to get enough new material to make a decent meme video showcasing them. Ofc, there would be more, but these are the ones who fulfill all the requirements of basic internet literacy, bigotry against one or more demographics of society, and feel absolutely safe to use the internet to share their personal opinions with anyone.
Idk, I feel like the internet has made it way worse. Before, every place had like one weirdo, who maybe held a really strange belief or was shitty to one specific group of people. But that was it. There were no others, so that person kinda...stagnated on that level of insanity.
But now with the internet, they can go online and look for other like-minded people, and those will tell them that not only are vaccines bad, but also the government is eating babies AND the reptilians are secretly replacing us all AND the earth is actually flat so plane companies are just ripping us all off, and because that person is gonna be happy in their bubble of like-minded people, not only are their views getting more and more extreme, they're also no longer forced to see their views contested at all, because they can just stick to the other people like them online and block out anyone who could be a voice of reason.
And that is terrible... 😭
I'm starting to realize Click is reacting to pseudoscience as an excuse to put his teaching qualification to use. 😂
Physics is my archnemesis in science, so I love his explanations.
At the same time, the concepts he does explain are really simple and shouldn't need to be explained. Lol.
@@katalystkatapatheticalyssa5987 no but every time he explains something i FINALLY get it.
click needs a separate channel dedicated to teaching, like those accounts teachers sometimes show in class
There's more people that watched this, to get a mygrain from the anti-science stupidity right? I'm not the only 1, right?
@@woutvanostaden1299 You definitely aren't.
And I'm the idiot who keeps watching anyways.
oh
8:30 the post broke him. halp.
Fun fact, the avocado does NOT represent the uterus, but its name literally is derived from a word meaning testicle.
38:15 there's a joke about this:
A man is driving and hears an emergency broadcast on the radio, warning about a driver going the wrong way on the freeway.
"What do you mean, one?!" The driver yells. "There's hundreds!"
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Okay, the whole "dolphins were invented by Satan" thing sort of makes sense when you consider how they behave.
If we were to consider behavior, then "humans were invented by Stan" makes even more sense than that.
@@jase_allen Not stan!
@@captainthedragon9555 That's Satan's nickname so people won't realize who he really is.
@@jase_allen it's always a tough challenge to fight against mega Stanley in binding of isaac :D
You mean like humans?
I absolutely love the whole “water always flows down” thing. the picture they always use for it has the water STILL STICKING TO THE EARTH, so the “disproval” of gravity still has gravity working in the way they say it doesn’t 😂
After I got so drunk last night, that I left my glasses outside in the grass (don't ask cause idk), I came here to remind myself that I'm not the dumbest being on this planet. 💙
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Oh, I'm sure we've all lost our glasses in the grass, in a drunken state.
Or, we WILL...
(You are DEFINITELY _~not~_ the dumbest being on this planet.
That's clear, even just from this post. ❤️)
I love how The Click has intelligent, level-headed responses and discussions around some of the topics that come up in these vids. But there's something extra special and fun about watching him lose his mind at moments like 8:12 because that's usually what I'm doing behind the screen haha
right? RIGHT?? but i felt sad when he sobbed about it :c
@@yellow_suitcas3 Same my heart broke
Right?
Those antivax comics... unfortunately so familiar. There was a whole comic book like that at my house. I have watched you videos for 6 years now, Click, and thanks to you, I got out of my parents' indoctrination about vaccines. So a million times thank you.
Eyyyyyyy congrats man 🎉🎉
It's so sad how parents force misinformation on their kids, the unlucky ones just continue the cycle... Good you got out. Hope you're doing well
🎉PART-AY!🎉
As someone who grew up in a "church" I know that it can be VERY difficult to escape that mindset. Now I dont know much about your story but I am very happy that you managed to escape that toxicity. All the best to you🎉
Imagine how weird it is when your mum goes with you to your childhood vaccinations and then is anti Covid vaccine. Mindboggling
I remember in high school I was once trying to explain gravity to someone and she just couldn't comprehend it. It was during lunch break so I even used a chalk board to illustrate how everything is pulled to the center. But no matter how I explained it she just kept wondering why things don't fall off the earth at the bottom.
She's unlikely ever to grasp spacetime curvature.
Spacetime tells matter where to go; matter tells spacetime how to bend.
Me: How old is your kid?
Them: **mentions age in months over 12**
Me: **vanishes from their life forever**
"If everyone you meet is an a-hole, you're probably the a-hole" there's one exception, and that's if you work in costumer service. Everyone is an a-hole.
You know it’s bad when Click Academy™️ has to be pulled out several times through the show
Yeah, but Click Academy™️ is good, so I'm happy
The "Satanic dolphins" theory has to be the funniest theory I've ever heard. 😅
Dolphins use other animals as sex toys. I’m not even kidding, look it up.
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@@user-hd7dv7rr5x A couple of animals do that, e.g. otters.
I just wanted to let you know that I took my emotional support demon to my mental health program yesterday. Every one adored him. Some wanted one too! The staff got a kick out of it. By the way, I named him Daemon
I once heard a story about jupiter that essentially boiled down to 'jupiter consumed everything in its path until it got vibe checked by the sun,' and to this day it's one of my favourite astronomy stories
Are there any records of this? I'm pretty curious about this!
Click pointing to a corner and saying “look at all my demons!” is one of the best things I’ve seen today
About that weird shape question, every Friday in my 5th grade class we would be given an assignment that didn't necessarily have to be completed but we would turn it in Monday if we chose for extra credit. it was a assignment full of challenge questions that a normal kid probably wouldn't think of but with the help of their parents they could probably figure out. It had questions just like this.
Fun fact: my school actually did an experiment on how sound affects plant growth, the result was that the plants that were "listening" too sounds with more base grew faster because the sound waves were vibrating the soil cuasing an increase in diffusion. So basically plants love hardbass and are slav AF
to* bass* heavy bass* slav ? slavic ? slaves ? did you mean savage
@@j-bob_oreo Are you living under a rock? Slav is the literally the most common way to say Slavic. Also trying to be a grammar nazi with 0 grasp on modern slang/language is just sad...
@@j-bob_oreoyou are painfully old, aren't you
@@j-bob_oreoslav.
Mythbusters did a similar experiment, the plants liked heavy metal the most, lmao😂
As somebody with depression who lost the habit of washing my hands due to a several month long depressive slump and now has to force myself to wash my hands- I'm so fucking insulted that those random girls just decided to stop to be "cute and quirky 🥺✨". Its gross and I frequently will spiral and berate myself for not washing my hands if I forget. My lack of this habit has shockingly not gotten me sick- but that is only because I never have the energy to go out and talk to people, so i don't really get exposed to germs. But that doesn't mean it doesn't actively hurt my quality of life.
This being said, *go wash your goddamn hands*
As a fellow depressionado, I wish you all the courage in the World ! Don't be so hard on yourself ❤
I once encountered a flat earther spewing stuff about pilots being in on the conspiracy. I tried to explain some things as a former student pilot and the wife of a pilot and he responded with a “you are both in on it so don’t bother” then a mutual friend entered the chat and that’s when I found out she was a flat earther… I walked away from it all and ended up in friending her because she wouldn’t stop lol
8:19 - I think that click raging on people not understanding basic things is now my new favorite thing. 😂
I’d have more luck finding my dad who went to get some milk than I would finding science on TikTok
If you find him ask if he saw mine, he went for milk too and after 31 years I think my cereal might just be getting stale.
It's me... I am your father.
i wouldnt
Unless it’s with Hank Green
@@kaybadberg534 or miniminuteman (Milo Rossi)
Seeing the loveseat full of emotional support demons fills my heart with more joy then I can express in words.
35:30 I really truly felt that "Thank you, moving on" right there
"there were less diseases back then." there were less named diseases, because prior to germ theory treatment of disease was largely treating of symptoms so it was not necessary to differentiate between two different diseases that both caused, for example, "coughing and bloody sputum" because the treatment will be the same.
But as we now know, there are many different diseases which cause similar symptoms, and they respond differently to different treatments, so it is important for us to know which it is.
Whenever I feel the impostor syndrome hit strong, I just turn on these videos and it helps remind me that "maybe I'm not so dumb after all that is said and done" lol.
Fun fact: I’m pretty sure that the carrots give good eyesight misconception was from ww2 where allied pilots lied that carrots gave them the eyesight to see at night to hide the fact they had radar.
Lol yeah carrots don't magically "give you good eye sight". Many people really do think that of you just eat that it will make your eyesight magically better than the average human, which of course, is not really the case. However, carrots do contain vitamin K. Which is an important vitamin for your body, and can help promote and improve eye health. It's just not going to give you super human eye sight lol.
Probably that and the developmental vitamins needed for your optic nerves and whatnot, so probably a mix of both hyperbolising one another lols
And here I thought that it’s because they are rich in vitamin A, or so I was told as a kid
@@DoritoBot9000 Probably!! Likely that was hyperbolised though with wartimes :)
Yup! That is precisely where that came from! There is a lot of vitamin A in carrots, but not enough to really help.
The click: *explaining the reflection of light*
Genshin impact ad: “haha, looks like I shall interrupt this lesson!”
"Nasa can play with remote control cars on Mars" Lady, it takes *20* minutes for an instruction to arrive to the rover at the optimal, shortest distance between our planets
When Click said that he's gonna buy 50 emotional support demons, I thought it was just a hyperbole, I didn't think he would actually do it lol 😂😂😂
Me too, but the demon pile is adorable!
C’mon, he’s Click. Of course he’d do it.
Same but when I saw it I thought he either did it or i am high. Turns out both were correct
All hail the wall of demons. 🫡
I received my demon this past Saturday. Seeing all his brothers there in the video let me know, we truly are in Hell, and we are happy for it too.
I love how so many people will say "If this is so good why didn't we do it 100s of years ago?" and the only response they will ever get is "It's the reason life expectancy was at 30."
26:01 “I love this! I love this so much! Let’s tear this to pieces shall we?”
I love the enthusiasm you have 😂
8:44 its cute how he tries to talk sence into people like that... like he thinks they DONT deserves to be slauthered for the good of humanity...
cute and inocent🥰🥰🥰
I remember my 5th grade teacher talking to us about that plant experiment, she was really into this sorta thing. She also told us that our water would get moldy if we said mean things to it, but when her students were actually being bullied, she told us we would actually be fine if we just wrote in our class-mandated gratitude journals more often. She was a weird teacher.
I had a psychology teacher in college who didn't believe in medicine and said schizophrenia was caused by evil spirits. 🙃 You do wonder how some of them ever got their jobs in the first place.
@@ObtuseMori by keeping their opinions to themselves until they achieve a position where they can "dismantle the evil abomination"
@@frederikanby2634 That's a good point. Hide the crazy until they've established a secure position for themselves.
Class. *Mandated.* Gratitude journals? WTAF I'm not sure if brain rotting or if stupidest thing heard all day. Disclosure: my day's barely started.🤦♂ I don't even wanna go into the "mouldy water" thing. That is just... Fuuuuck.
@@ObtuseMoriSounds like the Trump "doctor" who sincerely believed--& preached at her church--that many women's illnesses were caused by having dream-trysts with demons. We're talking painful conditions like endometriosis & the like, all caused by supposedly having dreams about sex... which was apparently having smexy fun times with actual demons & not just a standard wet dream. I wonder what she thinks *men* go through when they hit puberty & start leaving white stains on all their sheets? Gah, these fucking people, I can't even.
the click: "a carrot looks like an eyeball so if you eat carrots you grow eyeballs"
me in the process of morphing into a biblically accurate angel: how dare you reveal my secret!
"why did the metal fall and not get dragged to my tiny magnet? Clearly magnetism isnt real" -the human standing on top of a gigantic magnet
That one almost gave an aneurysms.
The pile of emotional support demons in Click's room is the best thing I've seen today
39:57 They actually did a similar taste on Mythbusters I believe. The plants getting ridiculed actually didn't grow as well as the ones getting told sweet, nice things. The funny part is that the plants listening to rock music actually grew better than all of the other plants combined. I think that it's something in the vibrations. So, if you said mean things in a happy, praise-like voice, you would get plants growing just as well. It's all in the tone most likely. 🤷🏻♀
Yessss. An excuse to blast rock music to my plants:3
Not that my bf would mind. He likes the same music I do lol
The Mythbuster's experiment was flawed. The plants that had a person talk (scream with the rock) at them grew better than the ones that had recordings played. It's the co2 in our breath that helps plants grow just like the oxygen they give off helps us.
@@MaskedReviews Except none of them got talked to for the vast majority of the experiment, they just got it replayed. So there wasn't any noteworthy extra CO2.
@@Llortnerof yes they did. The only time in the experiment they didn't visit for an entire week, the plants had a watering issue and died.
@@MaskedReviews Your claim was that they were constantly exposed to humans. Not that they were regularly monitored (which takes a few minutes a day at most). That's a pretty big difference. Nobody is going to do that experiment with live humans because 1) that would cause to much noise because of the extra CO2 and 2) that'd be fricken' boring and nobody would want to do it.
I just can't deal with people like that, especially Anti-vaxxers. My aunt and uncle are like this. Their thinking is probably why my cousin is dead now. It's frustrating and dangerous. Thank you for being a voice of reason TheClick, I need that.
My aunts former husband is a full-blown conspiracy theorist now. (He wasn't when he was still with my aunt) Anti-vax anti-government etc. I wouldn't be surprised if he was on a watch list somewhere.
Yeah, we need more people like Click. It's incredible how painful and/harmful "stupidity" can be. (Being dumb isn't great, but at least your not actively making life worse for everyone else. This "stupidity" makes life worse for all of us.)
@@woutvanostaden1299yeah, especially because we have Centuries of scientific evidence, and they choose to reject that because they saw 1 post on twitter and just presumed it was fact. Also, sorry for the loss of your cousin
I'm so very sorry for your loss of your cousin, & for your cousin losing their precious life.
May they rest in peace, perfection, freedom, & Joy, for Eternity. ❤
39:18
I remember when I was in 5th grade and my teacher actually made us do a similar project, though it was with rice. Apparently the rice that had less mold was supposed to be the ones that we meditated with/ gave positive thoughts to. To end this story, It didn’t completely work though he claimed it was because “we all neglected the rice during the weekends we were at home”.
14:25 I wrote a simple program to add 1 to a number every .1 seconds and output that number. when it reached 6000, my computer crashed and then collapsed in on itself, turning into a black hole. I'm typing this from the inside the black hole. it's been four days. I'm starving. can someone chuck in a pizza or something please?
"Deeply buried prejudice?" It's not buried at all. They're posting it on social media. If they could, they would probably wear it emblazoned on a shirt when they went out!
Slight correction at 11:14. The things that are put around a dogs neck is a cone. Used when they won't stop biting themselves. Muzzles are used when the dog is a danger to the people around it so that they don't bite anyone.
My lovely destructive dog has had two surgeries. She is petrified in a cone and has shredded every post-surgery suit I've ever tried. After her first surgery we lived in a condo and I was also injured so I really struggled to carry her up and down the stairs. She will actually walk with a muzzle on compared to a cone. It was very helpful to use a muzzle to keep her from chewing at her stitches when I needed to move her and take her out without a suit on. This was also avowed by my vet. Sometimes a muzzle is used in place of a cone (as long as you don't leave them unattended where they can choke themselves.)
Click is so awesome. He's saying his intro and then suddenly the BIGGEST SMILE appears on his face--
"Hey check out all my demons!!!"
Me too, Mark. Me too
As a Christian who is studying to get a Biotechnology degree and have to take multiple biology, chemistry, and physics classes- "I am so sorry. Click, sometimes I, too, almost get an aneurysm from internet Christians trying to disprove evolution, big bang, the globe, and just science in general. I swear not all of us are like that."😂😅
Saw the first couple posts, and I think this really shows one of my biggest issues with tiktok. By limiting the length of video the way they do, they prevent you from really being able to give a topic the time it needs. Twitter has the same problem. That's what made me stay on CZcams all these years, because I can find multi hour videos that actually go in-depth. To be honest, if you can fit your thoughts on something into the limits of tiktok or twitter, they probably aren't worth hearing.
True unless they tweet a link to a google docs or something, they cant really go over like 80 words
@@yuki97kira Yeah, or to a CZcams video or article. That's all the productive use of Twitter I've seen.
Completely agree.
Whats more, there's a tendency now for youtubers to make shorter videos (bc engagement and ads and stuff). p
People trying (and failing) to tackle a complex topic in 10minutes or less leaves me so unsatified
@@RedMoon814 I've seen a few that do that kind of thing well, but you're right. Usually a video should probably be at least 15 minutes to really go in depth.
Was in a car crash today after work. Coming home from the ER to find a new Click episode AND my emotional support demons had arrived was exactly the pick-me-up I needed. Thank you, Click, for making things I can look forward to and take comfort from. ❤
I was in a similar situation but I'm still in the hospital
I dont even remember the crash but apparently i got behind the wheel when I shouldn't have and a tree was kind enough to stop me before I could make it like 700 feet lol, unfortunately that was 700 feet of pure acceleration
And I also had drank 1.75 l of vodka that day so double trouble with my organs
Edit: oh and don't worry I am profoundly disgusted with myself for having driven under the influence, when I found that out I literally vomited I was so disgusted with myself
@Constant Chaos
Uhm-
I hope you're feeling better!
@@DarkestElemental616 I'm doing a lot better. Now I only hurt if something bumps into my injuries. It's very sweet of you to check in. Thank you. 💕
@@Ryokhael I'm so glad! May you continue to have a swift recovery!
i saw 5:25 on TikTok and it's an impression of male podcast basically
"Super Neanderthals wrestling Dinosaurs to death" interesting that you say that. In a Noah's Ark Park in the US, there is/was an exhibit depicting a coliseum in which Giants fought a predator called Carnotaurus and humans gladiators.
Imagine telling Karen that Oranges are good for the skin, because they look like hers. 😂
Click, you are single-handedly keeping my faith in the world alive right now, and I really appreciate it.
-a teacher in the US.
20:00 comets have ice and dust and stuff that melts and leaves the comet when it approaches. Forming a tail.
How to trigger an overzealous creationist:
6000, 6001
Comets have tails due to the solar wind shaving off their surface. I'm pretty sure it's to do with what kind of material it's made of. When comets fly away from the sun, the tails always point away from the sun as well, making them look like they're moonwalking (moon-orbiting?).
Now, I have an image of a comet wearing a fedora and sequined glove while Billy Jean plays... The heck...