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    00:00 - Teacher Fired For Having Students Sword Fight in Class
    01:39 - Texas Death Row Inmate Who Maintained Innocence Is Executed
    04:34 - Palace Attempts to Quell Conspiracies About Kate Middleton
    08:07 - UMG Doubles Down on Stance Against TikTok
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    11:49 - Company Charged For Falsely Certifying Construction Workers in NYC
    14:23 - 100+ Gazans Dead in What Some Call a “Chaotic Scene” & Others a “Massacre”
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    21:37 - Company Planning World’s First Octopus Factory Farm
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  • @JoseRodriguez-bl3vt
    @JoseRodriguez-bl3vt Před 3 měsíci +798

    School when you are present: boring same old schedule.
    School when you are absent: literal medieval sword fighting lesson in third period

    • @kjsdpgijn
      @kjsdpgijn Před 3 měsíci +16

      Right? I'd have been up for that for sure

    • @michaelborror4399
      @michaelborror4399 Před 3 měsíci +1

      I have to admit the guy that said I need to practice alot with my about 30 inch long bladed katana definitely had glasses, not that musashi doesn't say the correct way to practice is with two long swords, even if two long swords can get pretty heavy and awkward in the field at least?, and not that I'd say painting my blood bowl minis and throwin dice at the warhammer store and with the fam is really that nerdy, like bill gates that bought wow, lol? My back gets a pretty good workout on moving day, and making bread, meat, and cheese sandwiches as a true martial art, but the class clearly failed the jump off a bridge test as well though?

  • @TwinkleNZ
    @TwinkleNZ Před 3 měsíci +610

    Honestly, hearing "chemistry teacher" and "Albuquerque, New Mexico" in the same sentence made me think "Ok who thought it was a good idea to turn breaking bad into a real thing"

    • @vanconojl
      @vanconojl Před 3 měsíci +8

      xD

    • @_KaiTheGamer_
      @_KaiTheGamer_ Před 3 měsíci +6

      Jesse we have to Break Bad

    • @bitchlasagna1
      @bitchlasagna1 Před 3 měsíci +5

      Albuquerque high schools should just ban chemistry classes at this point

    • @promophobe69
      @promophobe69 Před 3 měsíci +5

      I was open to the octopus farm until they blatantly lied about octopuses being dumb; if you're going to lie about that what else are you lying about?

    • @brianmoyachiuz905
      @brianmoyachiuz905 Před 3 měsíci +1

      I thought so too 😂

  • @AlexSheMakes
    @AlexSheMakes Před 3 měsíci +336

    Murdering people looking to get food, whether you said it was being "stolen" can't be seen as anything other than cruelty.

    • @nietzscheankant6984
      @nietzscheankant6984 Před 3 měsíci +38

      Especially when you have INTENTIONALLY created a situation in which those people are malnourished and hungry - and some legitimately STARVING.

    • @tomerssh
      @tomerssh Před 3 měsíci +4

      Neither side claimed they were killed BECAUSE they stole food. one side says they were all shot by IDF and the other says that they trampled each other and were ran over, and 10 were shot by the IDF unrelated to the food

    • @memegazer
      @memegazer Před 3 měsíci +9

      In reality Isreali forces did not provide procedural organization that made that crowd swarm possible, they wanted that supply delivery to fail in this way is how it appears in my view.

    • @wildfire9280
      @wildfire9280 Před 3 měsíci +9

      @@tomerssh Regardless of the real circumstances of this single instance, this “war” consists of collective punishment of civilians by design. The nature of that collective punishment amounts to “the g word”.

  • @Meat88
    @Meat88 Před 3 měsíci +201

    "Warning shots and shots aimed at lower bodies." are both reckless uses of firearms. During my military training we were taught that the only time you discharge your weapon is when deadly force is necessary because every shot fired has the potential to kill. This sounds like a spokesperson desperately trying to downplay what happened.

    • @theantonlulz
      @theantonlulz Před 3 měsíci +3

      No, it's real IDF protocol about rules of engagement.

    • @NovaG0
      @NovaG0 Před 3 měsíci +3

      Different militaries have different rules. It's easier to judge when we're not there to see for ourselves

    • @coda3223
      @coda3223 Před 3 měsíci

      Related: how can you say it's not the IDF's fault when someone they shoot the kneecap of falls to the ground and then gets trampled by starving traumatized people....?
      It's their fault everyone is starving. It's their fault everyone is dehydrated. It's their fault children have to deal with serious burns and getting limbs amputated without anesthesia. It's their fault that pretty much everyone in Gaza has PTSD from the last several decades.
      It's fucking delusional to blame people at deaths door for not standing quietly in line for not enough supplies to feed or water the children for a day or two, especially while you're fucking shooting at them.
      (This isn't directed at OP - I appreciated your comment.)

    • @lucienramirez
      @lucienramirez Před 3 měsíci +14

      IDK. It's pretty easy to judge the killing of starving people trying to get food. Mind you, they're starving because of Israel cutting off food, water, and electricity to Gazans.​ It's an evil thing to do. @@NovaG0

    • @NovaG0
      @NovaG0 Před 3 měsíci +2

      @@lucienramirez Yeah that was something I didn't understand why they did that. I don't get why Eypt didn't open it's borders for the Palestinians either. I also don't get why the UN charge the starving people the aid when the money we pay for foreign should be going to them to give to the people in need. Isn't that evil? I guess we all are indirectly

  • @sharxbyte
    @sharxbyte Před 3 měsíci +484

    I'm a fencer, and that teacher is ABSOLUTELY ABSURD!!! We NEVER use sharps for fencing, and EVEN STILL we always wear penetration resistant clothing, gorgets (gorge-ay, a rigid metal/leather neck protector) a heavy mesh mask rated for HEMA (historical european martial arts) and groin protection. people with breasts also wear rigid chest protection. If we're doing any "cutting" (percussion/swinging as opposed to stabbing) we wear rigid wrist/hand, knee, and elbow protection.
    the fact that this teacher gave SHARP WEAPONS to students and had them fight is mindblowing and should NEVER have happened. Did no one see her bringing weapons to the school and at least ask to check?

    • @Playingwithproxies
      @Playingwithproxies Před 3 měsíci +33

      Honestly the teacher should be facing prison time for child endangerment as a schoolteacher 5 year sentence

    • @jungleboots
      @jungleboots Před 3 měsíci +10

      I'm a teacher, and I agree 100%! She probably had some swords on hand and hadn't planned her lessons. A sign of the times....🙄

    • @saddesklunch2544
      @saddesklunch2544 Před 3 měsíci +7

      I’m also a fencer (just got home from a lesson in fact) and your comment confuses me. Do you fence historical or modern? I’m assuming historical, because I do modern and have NEVER had to wear half the stuff you describe.
      Regardless, I still concur with you. This is one of the stupidest things I’ve seen a teacher do in a while

    • @danielbyrne5402
      @danielbyrne5402 Před 3 měsíci

      When inwas a kid, becoming a reader was arduous and you went through super background check...now... sigh

    • @alejandronopasanada5302
      @alejandronopasanada5302 Před 3 měsíci

      I’ll allow it! I see kids 26 and below new that kind of thing. The realness of it. The face scar of it all if you will.

  • @BananaBLACK
    @BananaBLACK Před 3 měsíci +489

    If the state cannot guarantee that they will never convict an innocent person then the state should not use the death penalty. A chance of retribution is not worth the chance of injustice.

    • @zkapsh
      @zkapsh Před 3 měsíci

      Around 4% of all death row inmates are wrongly convicted.

    • @Michael20089
      @Michael20089 Před 3 měsíci +21

      In any case retribution is not justice its just barbarism

    • @wildwesley9328
      @wildwesley9328 Před 3 měsíci +11

      I agree completely, and when you add how much more expensive it is to keep death row inmates and how long they are kept on death row, it’s a wonder that it’s still a thing at all. There’s literally no good reason for the death penalty and plenty of reasons to get rid of it completely

    • @NekoWinters
      @NekoWinters Před 3 měsíci +2

      Bro isn't innocent lmao 😂 he's just maybe not guilty of bodying someone

    • @Scapeonomics
      @Scapeonomics Před 3 měsíci +1

      That's a neat sentiment, but it's simply not realistic to be able to guarantee 100% accuracy. While there may be problems with the system, the goal is not retribution or revenge, it is to disincentivize criminal behavior.

  • @TheKeyToAllen
    @TheKeyToAllen Před 3 měsíci +250

    I hate when people say that getting shot in the legs is a warning shot or less lethal. Getting shot in the legs is devastating, and just as (if not more) deadly as getting shot anywhere else.
    I also love the statement “as they fought for the aid the IDF sent in.” As though it was them who paid for and supplied the food, and didn’t just open the gates to let the trucks in.

    • @mattwho42
      @mattwho42 Před 3 měsíci +11

      It is less lethal if they miss the femoral artery. Mass to artery ratio, survivability and complications are much lower from mid thigh down. It's the compacted vital organs from the torso up that makes center mass shots more deadly. I come from a vascular background, so I might be wrong, just going off of what I know from anatomy.

    • @TheKeyToAllen
      @TheKeyToAllen Před 3 měsíci +34

      @@mattwho42 I might not have been clear, sorry. You’re totally right that if the person being shot is LUCKY, it’s less lethal. What I hate is the rhetoric that it’s “safer” to shoot someone in the legs, and that “the soldiers aimed for the legs” is being used as a point to prove their virtue. If you shoot someone in any part of the body, it should be treated as though you were trying to kill them. Shooting a different body part does not spare you the responsibility of having pulled a trigger on another person.
      The problem is that the IDF is stating that they aimed down at legs, implying that they weren’t trying to kill. In my opinion, if you point a gun at someone and pull the trigger, you were trying to kill them. This isn’t a movie where you shoot someone’s leg and they’re all taken care of, or you shoot off their finger so they can’t shoot. If you shoot at someone, you tried to kill them.

    • @MikeyJ223
      @MikeyJ223 Před 3 měsíci +25

      @@mattwho42 I think you're correct here (you're sure as hell more qualified than I am), but with the context of there being no (maybe 1) functioning hospital, limited access to water or materials to clean the wound, plus no access to viable quick transportation to any medical tents/etc.- any gunshot wound in Gaza right now could very easily be a death sentence. I can't imagine these starving civilians are running around with IFAKs, ya know?

    • @mattwho42
      @mattwho42 Před 3 měsíci

      @@MikeyJ223 Also looping in @TheKeyToAllen, Absolutely. I was just commenting on the "when people say that getting shot in the legs is a warning shot or less lethal". Not commenting on the Israeli or Palestinian war. That is WAY above my head in terms of geopolitics. We're talking about 80+ years of conflict that I don't know nearly enough about to make a stance. I'm just talking about vascular anatomy. I just know that it's relatively easier to tie a femoral artery off than it is for anything endovascular or neurovascular 😂

    • @jakestroll6518
      @jakestroll6518 Před 3 měsíci +19

      @@mattwho42 There is no “context” that makes starving a population and then indiscriminately shooting into a crowd as they try to get food aid any less cruel and inhumane.

  • @sacculish
    @sacculish Před 3 měsíci +26

    Not the worst thing to come from a chemistry teacher out of Albuquerque, New Mexico tbh

  • @bigdumbbubba
    @bigdumbbubba Před 3 měsíci +582

    I have zero respect for the Supreme Court as it stands. They have proven to have no integrity and continuously flaunt their lack of accountability. It is sickening

    • @martiwaterman1437
      @martiwaterman1437 Před 3 měsíci +26

      You are not alone. They are experiencing the lowest approval rating in the history of the Court.

    • @GSP96
      @GSP96 Před 3 měsíci +4

      True

    • @johngaltline9933
      @johngaltline9933 Před 3 měsíci +11

      The court might suck, but they can only rule on the laws as written. Congress can, and has had numerous super-majorities that would allow them to, force through any legislation they wanted to. Maybe congress should have done their job, instead of using a court precedent that could be overturned as a fund raising opportunity.

    • @Zenkai76
      @Zenkai76 Před 3 měsíci +9

      Just because you disagree with their interpretation of the law doesn't invalidate it. Sounds like you're just QQ

    • @maargenbx1454
      @maargenbx1454 Před 3 měsíci +27

      ⁠@@Zenkai76The OP didn’t say anything about invalidating anything. The post expressed the lack of respect for the Supreme Court that’s growing in this country.

  • @infestedpotatoes
    @infestedpotatoes Před 3 měsíci +530

    The fact that the Supreme Court can so blatantly help a political candidate that put them in there positions and literally NOTHING can be done to stop them to me is baffling and infuriating.

    • @chronicallykat4920
      @chronicallykat4920 Před 3 měsíci +18

      Everytime they do something my brain plays the angry singing populace song from Les Mis

    • @lilBabyBornInCalifornia
      @lilBabyBornInCalifornia Před 3 měsíci +2

      didnt realize trump decided the position of all of them

    • @lucienramirez
      @lucienramirez Před 3 měsíci

      It's not the first time they've interfered in an election

    • @KuroKitten
      @KuroKitten Před 3 měsíci +41

      @@lilBabyBornInCalifornia They're talking about anyone in the position of the Supreme Court, not the literal entire Supreme Court. As well as their frustration at the fact that there's no checks or balances for those positions. I'm going to assume that your comment was in good faith, and that you legitimately didn't understand them.

    • @MrWhangdoodles
      @MrWhangdoodles Před 3 měsíci

      Their*

  • @philcollins5457
    @philcollins5457 Před 3 měsíci +36

    Regarding the Pescanova story: I don’t trust a company’s assessment of a creature’s sentience when their profit motive lies in Mass producing and selling that creature. Fuck em.

  • @kiradattei
    @kiradattei Před 3 měsíci +159

    Phil accidentally saying "fisting" was already funny as hell. 😂😂
    The word he'd accidentally said it in place of being "double" and not even close to a similar word killed me. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💀💀

    • @ROyler-rs6nh
      @ROyler-rs6nh Před 3 měsíci +3

      Pretty sure the original was "fixing to"

    • @samanthabourne4865
      @samanthabourne4865 Před 3 měsíci +4

      Original word was fighting...fighting TikTok😂not fisting them

  • @pausetocontinue7621
    @pausetocontinue7621 Před 3 měsíci +199

    I work at a zoo, so my opinion will be very biased, but regarding the octopus farm story, it honestly surprises me the logical hoops corporations will jump through to make it seem like they are doing good for this Earth. Factory farming, in all its history, has never been environmentally friendly, and rather than be more efficient with the resources we already have, corporations would rather produce more than we have the supply for. Cultures evolve, dead ecosystems don't get a chance to.

    • @DjGuVna
      @DjGuVna Před 3 měsíci +13

      Also....to insinuate that they are unintelligent...some of the most intelligent animals on the planet besides us that have PROVEN how smart they are...if their "ability to protect themselves...due to their physiology" is being dismised so easily I'm genuinely afraid for humans

    • @lordfumblesquid
      @lordfumblesquid Před 3 měsíci +3

      I was taught that factory farming cattle is actually incredibly efficient and uses less resources than 100% grass fed cows. The issue is - animal farming is unsustainable at the current rate it's at. I'm a big fan of just going vegan and not tip-toeing around "ethical meat" because right now none of it seems ethical unless you're a carnivore 😺 aka our pets!

    • @hagenkillman4205
      @hagenkillman4205 Před 3 měsíci

      @@lordfumblesquidPets are not ethical either, (humans know what they’re doing lol) humans breed Pets for financial gain, then use factory farmed animals that are still victimized for our pets, incredibly unnatural, and absolutely unethical. (Even if we rescue them, it doesn’t fix the breeding problem) If humans would stop breeding things into existence, then we wouldn’t try to justify the “carnivore” diet for any species, especially if we as humans can ratio nutrients and vitamins into any dense sources of nutrition we want, we have the technology to extract those nutrients from plants and create a dense spruce of nutrition now, instead of feeding animals grains for 6-8 months and kill them for our pets perpetually. I recommend V dog food, and Benevo cat food, 100% ethical & vegan. Each brand has been measured to fulfill the specific species base amino acids (cats have more than dogs) nutrition, vitamins & minerals

    • @prairiepanda
      @prairiepanda Před 3 měsíci

      ​@lordfumblesquid I haven't seen any commercial pet food that is made with ethically sourced meat. The only way to ensure ethical sourcing for a carnivorous diet is to make it yourself. Sadly I had to stop doing that for my cats because it became prohibitively expensive.

  • @eseguerito2629
    @eseguerito2629 Před 3 měsíci +263

    I don’t see how hosting a sword dueling tournament has anything to do with chemistry💀

    • @RealBradMiller
      @RealBradMiller Před 3 měsíci +53

      Something something chemical make up of the alloy to make the sharpest sword.
      En garde!

    • @RealBradMiller
      @RealBradMiller Před 3 měsíci +8

      🤺🤺🗡️

    • @KayshasCreations
      @KayshasCreations Před 3 měsíci +2

      History yes

    • @Panama_Red
      @Panama_Red Před 3 měsíci +26

      Spoken like a true arts major. 😂Any real scientist knows you must prove your hypotheses through combat.

    • @Primal2229
      @Primal2229 Před 3 měsíci +9

      Metallurgy. It could have been faaar worse though, imagine what would have happened if the angry starwars nerd went up against their bully ._.

  • @dpanfilz
    @dpanfilz Před 3 měsíci +219

    The fact that an argument FOR octopus farming was because it's "in demand" is so entitled. This mentality of "well we want it so we'll just take it" is a key reason why so many ecosystems are already suffering. It's disgusting.

    • @regojozsa
      @regojozsa Před 3 měsíci +24

      Well said! Just because we WANT to do something, doesn't mean we should. There's a demand for hard drugs and CP, that doesn't mean that people should be able to buy it in the grocery store. The way humans exploit animals is selfish and entitled. Octopuses are unfortunately just one of many victims of this entitlement

    • @daltonoftheyear
      @daltonoftheyear Před 3 měsíci +1

      capitalism =/

  • @VorthodWiler
    @VorthodWiler Před 3 měsíci +31

    "octopuses are not more intelligent than other animals" just makes me want to go back to watch the Mark Rober octopus obstacle course video again.

    • @charityquill4965
      @charityquill4965 Před 3 měsíci +12

      Yeah I rolled my eyes there because yes they objectively are lol. Jellyfish have no brains and just sorta dift and eat whatever happens to get caught in their stingers. Octopi can solve puzzles and use tools

    • @096MaxikinG096
      @096MaxikinG096 Před 3 měsíci +10

      its like saying: "Just because humans had to learn to survive, so they crafted weapons, doesnt mean they are intelligent". Soooo backwards.

    • @peaceweapon1933
      @peaceweapon1933 Před 3 měsíci +8

      That’s why I know they absolutely aren’t good people running a good business. They are being disingenuous about already established information

  • @ShaughnessyMusic
    @ShaughnessyMusic Před 3 měsíci +479

    It should be noted that "wounded" does not mean the same thing in Gaza as it does in your average "war" zone. Hospitals have been destroyed, medical professionals have been scattered, medications like antibiotics are being withheld. it's not unlikely that the "At least 750 wounded" figure will shrink rapidly while the death toll grows. And also likely, is that we'll never hear about it. What do you do if you've been shot in an area where the aid is already spread so thin? What do you do when you're ordered to "evacuate" with untreated broken limbs?

    • @RidwanGosal
      @RidwanGosal Před 3 měsíci +21

      I'm just praying the peace talks will result in the establishment of two states, and the power that be won't kick the problem down the line for future generations to deal with.

    • @kylejury7209
      @kylejury7209 Před 3 měsíci +41

      @@RidwanGosalConsidering Netanyahu has publicly refuted that as a possibility this seems very unlikely

    • @nuwcz
      @nuwcz Před 3 měsíci

      ​@@RidwanGosali dont think thats possible when you have men in office like ben-gvir with a portrait of a mosque shooter in his house

    • @fazilfaruqui1634
      @fazilfaruqui1634 Před 3 měsíci +19

      Also, 100’s of Gazans dead is “Other News” for Mr. Yankee DeFranco 😒

    • @AnonYmous-hu7jo
      @AnonYmous-hu7jo Před 3 měsíci +2

      They’ve been at war for centuries! wtf you even simping for either side for? You absolutely have no idea😂

  • @luriengonz277
    @luriengonz277 Před 3 měsíci +191

    As someone who loves to eat octopus, I've been having refrain after learning a couple of facts about how smart octopuses are. They pass the mirror test and can identify themselves in a mirror and have an amazing sense of self-awareness. Which means that an octopus can tell when they're going to die and feel the emotions one would feel when they acknowledge the inevitability of their death.

    • @chilledclarity2302
      @chilledclarity2302 Před 3 měsíci +37

      I’ve tried octopus once when I was about 13 and it was one of the few sea foods I enjoyed. Later on I found out how smart they are, I’ll never eat them again and I don’t think anyone should be eating them.
      If they pass the mirror test, can use tools and solve puzzles. I think they should be left alone.

    • @kyleellis1825
      @kyleellis1825 Před 3 měsíci

      What abut humans that are brain dead? They don't pass any of those tests.@@chilledclarity2302

    • @kateajurors8640
      @kateajurors8640 Před 3 měsíci +36

      Same with pigs too they pass a lot of self awareness test but there are creatures like rats that live differently than us in the fact that they can see but it is BAD eye sight (like how our sense of smell is bad compared to dogs) but rats have HUGE olfactory bulbs compared to the rest of their brain mass and they smell their world vs seeing their world. This all to say their are animals who we can't use the mirror test on accurately because they simple cannot see well enough to actually identify themselves in a reflection.

    • @dougdimmadomeownerofthedim2918
      @dougdimmadomeownerofthedim2918 Před 3 měsíci +33

      Random and possibly irrelevant fact, the mirror test is flawed in some aspects. Sometimes it's not that an animal has failed the mirror test but the mirror test failed them --- take Dogs for example. Dogs have the capability to see but they primarily rely on their nose to understand the world. So the argument is that creatures who don't rely on sight are set up to fail. If people could only prove they were self-aware by smell, a lot of us would fail --- Dogs however? They seem to have passed the test.

    • @dougdimmadomeownerofthedim2918
      @dougdimmadomeownerofthedim2918 Před 3 měsíci +5

      ​​@@kateajurors8640Crazy that we both had the same thought and replied seconds apart, haha.

  • @meganennen8349
    @meganennen8349 Před 3 měsíci +12

    as a phlebotomist, them not being able to find a suitable vein ANYWHERE is insane

    • @butterscotchbanana258
      @butterscotchbanana258 Před 3 měsíci +2

      I imagine it's a lot harder to find suitable veins when you have no idea what you're doing, though

    • @mariefran9232
      @mariefran9232 Před 3 měsíci

      Right? What a stupid excuse. They must have received some $$$ to halt the process.

  • @bongosock
    @bongosock Před 3 měsíci +57

    The ethical concerns related to the industrial farming of an animal for consumption
    are not the same as just the ethics of consuming an animal.
    Just because someone is okay with eating meat,
    does not mean they will automatically be okay with the practices and treatment of industrially farming animals.
    Just because we like eggs, does not mean we're okay with battery hens.

  • @Grimmance
    @Grimmance Před 3 měsíci +66

    A big issue with ocean based aquaculture is that the waste just gets shunted into the environment. They could probably set up a pipe to circulate the waste to a kelp forest and improve it's growth or something.

    • @zwenkwiel816
      @zwenkwiel816 Před 3 měsíci

      that's kind of an issue with land based agriculture as well though...

    • @Grimmance
      @Grimmance Před 3 měsíci +2

      @@zwenkwiel816 sure is, but people don't seem to care about that as much for some reason, despite it leading to ecoli poisoning and all.

  • @ayerhead07
    @ayerhead07 Před 3 měsíci +110

    Please talk about the Change Healthcare ransomware outage. It's currently crippling the financial infrastructure of a big portion of the US healthcare system, and it's a direct result of United Health Group's monopolistic death grip on every aspect of the industry. It's a huge story that hasn't hit mainstream awareness yet, but it's expected to be weeks to get back online at a minimum and will take months for medical practices to recover.

    • @hanah4236
      @hanah4236 Před 3 měsíci +10

      Working in healthcare, it's been devastating. Patients are having to do so many extra (and some expensive) steps just to get their medications

    • @OGimouse1
      @OGimouse1 Před 3 měsíci +1

      United should not only be broken up but it should be illegal

    • @ahub87
      @ahub87 Před 3 měsíci

      Omg

    • @FaithTheFallen
      @FaithTheFallen Před 3 měsíci

      Boost

    • @projectkj7643
      @projectkj7643 Před 3 měsíci

      I hope Kate is OK. I ❤️ the monarch. It’s fascinating.

  • @PANCHO15108
    @PANCHO15108 Před 3 měsíci +102

    We don't need factory farming to survive. These corps and companies need us to keep funding them to survive. Cruelty is not necessary to our survival in the modern age.

    • @BlueWoWTaylan
      @BlueWoWTaylan Před 3 měsíci

      I mean they don't even argue for anything about survival. They are straight up saying ''We wanna kill the species for that sweet sweet market demand''.

  • @astra3310
    @astra3310 Před 3 měsíci +95

    We most certainly aren’t humanising Octopi, there are literal cases of aquarium octopi studying human movement patterns and sneaking out of their cages for a snack from a nearby tank, and then putting themselves back in their own tanks. And doing it so well they only were found out by checking security cameras to investigate the slow disappearance of fish over the weeks and months. Nobody taught them to do that. They figured it out themselves. They’re undeniably as intelligent as us

    • @himan12345678
      @himan12345678 Před 3 měsíci +8

      It's a good think they only live something around a year or so. If they had a longer lifespan (or taught others of their species), they'd absolutely be a major problem. From my understanding cuttlefish are likely more intelligent, just their body composition isn't as favorable as octopus, so that's both hard to test and naturally observe.
      I am partial to their arguments. Especially since we know the devastation that international fishing fleets (namely Chinese ones) do to the natural fisheries. If they can even partially satiate that demand to bring those wild fishing demand levels down to sustainable, then it is a good thing. If morally unpalatable. But we have to live in this reality.

    • @baxtronx5972
      @baxtronx5972 Před 3 měsíci

      I saw that movie.

    • @rorwyk
      @rorwyk Před 3 měsíci +4

      ​@@himan12345678 it seems to me that if it has sapience (or even close to it) and it has such a short lifespan (i had no idea!) then it should be protected and illegal to eat

    • @gabrielhassan9942
      @gabrielhassan9942 Před 3 měsíci +1

      As intelligent as us? Don't be ridiculous.

    • @TamagoSenshi
      @TamagoSenshi Před 3 měsíci

      You're associating intelligence with humanity, with even humans disprove

  • @sadphie69
    @sadphie69 Před 3 měsíci +262

    From your resident marine biologist, THANK YOU for the octopus story! The ocean faces so many threats--heat, acidification, heavy metals, plastics, sedimentation, nutrient pollution, ghost gear, radioactive waste, light and sound pollution--but overfishing has hands down been the main driver of biodiversity loss. But just because overfishing is a problem doesn't mean that aquaculture is the solution. There are the problems you mentioned, but that's not all. Another huge issue with aquacultures is that they're absolute cesspools. Imagine a huge number of fish crammed together, 24/7, defecating on each other, swimming around each other's corpses. The high density of organisms facing horrific qualities of life are major disease spreaders. I also wanted to note how sensitive octopuses (indeed, the technically-correct pluralization) are. They have neurons positioned all throughout their body; they basically have brains in their arms. I can't imagine the kind of pain and suffering these incredible creatures would have to endure in this farming scenario.
    In general, I'm so sick of fish/sea creatures being treated like "crops" to "harvest". They are beings that have senses and memories and, importantly, critical jobs to do to maintain their ecosystems. We have been carelessly wiping them out for centuries, to the point where no one still alive today knows what a healthy ocean really looks like. We have become so desensitized because of the "other"-ness of fish (I'm looking at you, pescatarians. Like, seriously, wtf?) and the fact that the industry is out of sight and out of mind--making it easier to ignore the environmental devastation they have caused. Ultimately horrified by this story, but so grateful for your coverage of it! In general, I've noticed an increase in scientific/environmental stories in your show over the past year or so, and I am 1000000% here for it! :)

    • @Atmatan_Kabbaher
      @Atmatan_Kabbaher Před 3 měsíci +20

      I'm sad there arent more comments so far about this..
      Everyone upset or surprised at the crazy science teacher, as if all science teachers aren't a little whacked 😔

    • @LarsaXL
      @LarsaXL Před 3 měsíci +6

      Well said.

    • @areliablesource7733
      @areliablesource7733 Před 3 měsíci +10

      Hey. You're totally right. Here is a comment for the algorithm because you deserve it. Controversial comments get a lot of replies and attention because there is so much to talk about, but yours makes people sit back and think and those are the most positive reactions. Thank you.

    • @cherrybomber1447
      @cherrybomber1447 Před 3 měsíci +3

      Thank you for this comment, our oceans are being destroyed.

    • @yeetmeister6969
      @yeetmeister6969 Před 3 měsíci +4

      THIS!! For my degree I was required to take a science and the class I took was all about marine biology and the importance of the ocean and its beautiful creatures. There was a lot I never knew about the importance of the ocean (like how coral reefs are essential to not only the ocean but to basically the whole planet), and I found a website/app that tells you where the seafood you eat comes from and if it’s okay to eat based on populations and health benefits. I love crustaceans and seafood, especially octopus, but I make a conscious effort to save it for special occasions and of if I do eat it I make sure it’s within ethical means to do so. I wish so badly that more people could have your views on this topic, if one course for college could open my eyes so much I can only imagine how impactful this knowledge would be if more folks talked about it and learned about it

  • @Icemayne0025
    @Icemayne0025 Před 3 měsíci +18

    I’m going to throw “the great Octopus rebellion” onto my 2025 bingo card.

  • @lumisussy
    @lumisussy Před 3 měsíci +18

    I zoned out for a second and had to double take when you were suddenly talking about Ariana Grande beefing with Spongebob

  • @madgrimmer
    @madgrimmer Před 3 měsíci +23

    It’s always the same countries that get mentioned in stories about the depletion or extinction of an animal. Culture or tradition are not excuses for wiping out a species and creating irreversible environmental damage.

    • @096MaxikinG096
      @096MaxikinG096 Před 3 měsíci +5

      Wait till you hear about cattle farming and the habitat destruction because of it... its sad.

    • @sammyw7301
      @sammyw7301 Před 3 měsíci

      But is that not the purpose of the farm? To prevent the actual extinction of wild octopuses?

    • @aa.811
      @aa.811 Před 3 měsíci

      @@sammyw7301 if you watched this video he brung up how more availability of octopus can increase demand of octopus if more people are eating it, which extends to both farmed and wild octopus. which is bad

    • @sammyw7301
      @sammyw7301 Před 3 měsíci

      @@aa.811 I did watch it yes, and while it can increase demand, it may not. There are a lot of people who do not have any interest in trying octopus as seen in the vast amounts of comments here. I don’t think availability will increase the chances of people deciding to try it.

    • @aa.811
      @aa.811 Před 3 měsíci

      @@sammyw7301 demand increased when people started using entire sharks, and not many people eat shark. Not many people eat octopus, but it is definitely more popular than shark. If people are made more available to octopus, the likelihood of people wanting to use it can increase. It happened with sharks; it can definitely happen with octopus.

  • @kaialexander6806
    @kaialexander6806 Před 3 měsíci +112

    Fun fact about octopi: they're one of very few species of animals that use projectile weapons. Off the coast of Sydney, researchers have filmed them throwing/propelling debris at each other, often as a way to assert personal space. Female octopi have also been observed doing so in response to male octopi attempting to court/mate them which always makes me laugh because I imagine a mirrored situation with humans.
    Further, the octopi on the receiving end have been observed seeming to prepare for the attack. This was observed as either raising a tentacle or ducking. The raising of the tentacle is presumably to try and catch the debris or maybe as communication in the kind of putting your hands up. I don't quite remember the reasoning for it though so take that with a pinch of salt. Oddly enough, no octopus was observed returning fire.
    Also, the octopodes (which is a very technically correct plural form of octopus that I have been pronouncing wrong my whole life) were more likely to hit their target if they were a darker colour at the moment of throwing. This is also the case for octopi using more might, and I think the same was also observed that octopi that used a weird combination of tentacles to hold their weapons. I'm not sure what counts as a weird combination.
    As to propell their weapons of choice (most often shells), the octopi would use aquatic jets, basically using how they propell themselves through water as a way to fire shells. But one octopus was observed basically throwing a shell at the other, like it straightened its tentacle and flung the shell.
    They also use this technique to clean their dens and also to throw away their scrap after eating which is so delightful. It's also this that makes researchers believe that the octopi were using projectile weapons on purpose because both how they threw and what debris they used changed depending on the context.
    Just thinking about this makes me so angry at Grupo Nueva Pescanova for even thinking of trying to factory farm these animals. In general, factory farming is unethical and cruel, but to do it to such a demonstrably intelligent and sentient creature is a whole other level of fucked up. Imagine if a company announced they were going to factory farm silverback gorillas or elephants; we'd all be up in arms about it and rightfully so. The same reaction should be given to octopi.

    • @GSP96
      @GSP96 Před 3 měsíci +2

      In academic environments octopuses is usually used

    • @skylermikalson6159
      @skylermikalson6159 Před 3 měsíci

      People get up in arms about the idea of farming dogs, yet pigs are smarter than dogs.
      People aren’t logical at all when it comes to which animals they’re fine with killing to eat and which they’re not.

    • @raviolifromiceland6441
      @raviolifromiceland6441 Před 3 měsíci +7

      ​@@GSP96 not really. I study entomology, and several of the general marine invertebrates courses i have taken, have stressed that all three (octopus, octopuses, octopi) are all correct, and is entirely preference.
      The word octopus is not Hellenic, it is Greek and as such, it would technically be Octopodes. In the modern Latin that is used for most scientific words with a Greek root, it would be Octopi. All are correct and used interchangeably (in my experience octopi is the one i see most in academic texts.)

    • @GSP96
      @GSP96 Před 3 měsíci

      tru it is always stressed all our correct. Probs just different authors@@raviolifromiceland6441

  • @rebecca_j2104
    @rebecca_j2104 Před 3 měsíci +20

    ‘Pusses or pie’ 💀🤣🤣🤣 your writer should get a raise

  • @Ajbarili
    @Ajbarili Před 3 měsíci +15

    Anyone else find it strange that, as we learn how smart and advanced octopuses are, the demand for them as food increases? 🤔

  • @ashmac87
    @ashmac87 Před 3 měsíci +5

    I've made some really bad judgment calls in my life. But that teacher with the swords?! 😮

    • @kay.gochii
      @kay.gochii Před 3 měsíci

      For real, those kids could have died. What a weird thoughtless idiot

  • @savage_optimist
    @savage_optimist Před 3 měsíci +38

    I hope Kate is ok healthwise.

    • @MARISKI-MUSIC
      @MARISKI-MUSIC Před 3 měsíci

      She has been diagnosed with cancer :(

  • @asifuzzaman21
    @asifuzzaman21 Před 3 měsíci +23

    Can't even have duels in school? Literally 1984.

  • @emercseg
    @emercseg Před 3 měsíci +175

    An army opening fire against people who are starving and trying to get some food is a war crime and must be condemned.
    And if your reasoning against me begins with “but Hamas…” then you have no moral standards at all.

    • @KornFanaticBeck
      @KornFanaticBeck Před 3 měsíci +36

      ​@willb.5225 sounds like your projecting to me 😂

    • @emercseg
      @emercseg Před 3 měsíci

      ​@willb.5225 Do you realise that the IDF and two top government officials are on the record saying that they opened fire?
      It’s not Hamas. It’s the IDF, one Israeli minister and the Israeli government spokesperson who said it.
      And if we take into consideration that even the traditional media outlets, who are known to be partial in favour of Israel, have reported that there were shots against Palestinians I don't think those are “Ludicrous accusations”.
      But hey, if you want to blindly believe the Israeli government it’s your problem not mine.

    • @funkspinna
      @funkspinna Před 3 měsíci +3

      In other words you don't want to hear another side of the story. How biased and safe-spaced of you.

    • @Laroac
      @Laroac Před 3 měsíci +21

      ​@willb.5225even israel ally the usa is saying that they are liying wtf... how are you coping so hard

    • @arx3516
      @arx3516 Před 3 měsíci

      👍

  • @deadgirl82
    @deadgirl82 Před 3 měsíci +7

    Fun fact-Octopuses will randomly punch fish out of spite lmfao Such cool creatures

  • @sarahjane434
    @sarahjane434 Před 3 měsíci +9

    OCTOPUS LITERALLY DOESNT EVEN TASTE THAT GOOD COMPARED TO OTHER SEAFOOD

    • @acidxbathfuckgoogle3724
      @acidxbathfuckgoogle3724 Před 3 měsíci +4

      @sarahjane434. That’s what I’m yelling at my screen right now, lol. It’s like eating a bland rubber band. You could put soy sauce and garlic powder on an actual rubber band and it would taste just as good. Just do that

  • @TempestMia
    @TempestMia Před 3 měsíci +8

    Poor octopus. They're such intelligent creatures... I hate that we do these things.

  • @SomeRandomDevOpsGuy
    @SomeRandomDevOpsGuy Před 3 měsíci +13

    Hey Phil, you quoted my Uncle here 10:07. He's a big wig at Universal Music. Had to do a double-take hearing you say his name. Crazy!

  • @bacardibabebm
    @bacardibabebm Před 3 měsíci +3

    Yesterday today is a great part of the show. Thanks for making these essays part of the program. 😊

  • @followeroc2
    @followeroc2 Před 3 měsíci +12

    The fact that there isn't already an octopus farm, let alone hundreds of them is the most shocking thing.

  • @YellaBellaReno
    @YellaBellaReno Před 3 měsíci +24

    Anyone who has actually spent time with an octopus knows they are intelligent and smart, and even capable of communicating their feelings. I, personally haven’t been able to eat one since I saved one in the wild (I fully intended to spear one for dinner), and it thanked me. It was really disarming. Yes, they are very delicious, but I can’t get over the experience I had. Eating octopus now would feel like eating someone’s pet dog or cat.

    • @kay.gochii
      @kay.gochii Před 3 měsíci +1

      Could you please explain what you mean it thanked you? Otherwise I’m just gonna assume that octopuses can communicate telepathically 🐙✨

  • @chaospuppy6730
    @chaospuppy6730 Před 3 měsíci +6

    In re: to the last comment of the video:
    That person hit the nail on the head. When I heard that there was a spike in Disabled Employment, I just felt a pit in my stomach. Speaking as a person who deals with both physical and mental disabilities, being employed means working myself to an even earlier grave. Working for bare minimum wages, (not even)bare minimum respect, working till I can barely move every day.
    The more I work, the less I live. I can't take care of myself when I'm working full time. Hygeine, social life, basic home maintenance, it all goes down the gutter when I'm using up all of my able-bodied hours on working for a paycheck. Forget living by myself, I'd have starved to death homeless on the streets years ago if it wasn't for the support of the people closest to me making sure I was remembering to feed myself and pay my bills(the brain fog from pain-induced exhaustion plus severe ADHD symptoms is it's own freaking ball-game).

    • @anitacrumbly
      @anitacrumbly Před 3 měsíci

      I feel this in my bones and my soul. I have tried to get ssi but was denied as i was not "disabled enough" after 4 years of waiting meaning i was unable to earn any money in that time (you can't earn money while applying or it's an automatic denial) and was nearly homeless because of it. I did become homeless in my early 20's due to being unable to afford my seizure meds so would have seizures at work and got fired time and time again. This last year i worked a normal office job at a non profit as basically a project manager and by the time i got laid off i was so sick i immediatly was admitted into the hospital with sepsis and my hair had to be shaved off because i just wasn't able to care for myself luckily it was a good job and i paid low rent so could afford to pay someone to clean my home but eating is always a challenge so is hygeine, health, etc. i too have chronic pain and fatigue along with adhd (that comes with executive function disorder yay lol) i need to find a new job though this time fully remote but it's so competitive still i have no choice. I even have to have a gofundme at the moment to help pay for my pain meds because they aren't covered by my insurance but without them i wouldn't be able to get out of bed i would be in so much pain from fingertips to toes. Sending you positve energy and light.

  • @kyleessiambre3456
    @kyleessiambre3456 Před 3 měsíci +17

    I work in a construction adjacent industry. While I hate that someone got hurt, unfortunately I’m glad it’s being taken seriously. Safety is wildly overlooked and actively ignored by companies and bosses. We always say how nothing will change until someone gets killed. And unfortunately it happens. But thankfully I hope the proper people can be held accountable and real change can happen

  • @ZeckKoa
    @ZeckKoa Před 3 měsíci +6

    After reading a scifi novel called On Deaths Ground where a spider like alien takes over human worlds and turns them into food made me think are we doing the same with intelligent species here on Earth. I imagine the collective terror and understanding that you are just being farmed to be a food source...pretty terrifying

  • @elle2104
    @elle2104 Před 3 měsíci +75

    “Giving food to starving people is actually really scary guys😢we’re afraid for our lives” like holy shit they can’t become anymore evil if they tried

    • @joshkatz4448
      @joshkatz4448 Před 3 měsíci

      The retaliation was undoubtedly over the top, but lets not act like there is no threat. Youre going in to a place where the majority of people celebrated mutilated bodies of your friends and family being paraded through the streets. Gazans elected Hamas, a terrorist group that wants to exterminate all of you. Its not absurd to think there is risk

    • @danimotherofchickens479
      @danimotherofchickens479 Před 3 měsíci +2

      If those people hate you and want too take your life, it could be

  • @persaunna
    @persaunna Před 3 měsíci +5

    The horror I feel about farming and eating octupi.

  • @sagebrielle5385
    @sagebrielle5385 Před 3 měsíci +5

    The day I heard about the octopus farm was the day I stopped eating octopus. It is cruel to keep such intelligent and independent creatures locked up.

    • @elizamccroskey1708
      @elizamccroskey1708 Před 3 měsíci +1

      I wonder how they manage to keep them in the tanks! They are amazing at escaping.

  • @NiallByrne
    @NiallByrne Před 3 měsíci +4

    I dont understand how that teacher would ever trust a student with a weapon like that.

    • @kay.gochii
      @kay.gochii Před 3 měsíci

      It’s not even about trust. Trust puts responsibility on the students, she pretty much just told kids to hurt each other and they did

  • @10019998
    @10019998 Před 3 měsíci +9

    Loved the hyperbolic time chamber reference that made my day ! I’m a simple man lol

  • @CvK-lm2cz
    @CvK-lm2cz Před 3 měsíci +4

    "The fact that Humans have evolved a strong ability to protect themselves against potential predators or environmental hazards due to their physiology does not make them more intelligent or sensitive than other animals"
    There we go, fixed it.

  • @jesterj415
    @jesterj415 Před 3 měsíci +5

    the octopus story is so depressing. It's doesn't even make sense to farm them, the best animals are ones that will eat something you don't eat and don't take a lot of effort to farm.

    • @charityquill4965
      @charityquill4965 Před 3 měsíci +3

      Yeah even if you put the moral quandary aside, it'll be impractical as hell to have a facility that can ensure each octopus grows up healthy and also to ensure they can't escape. I remember a story about an octopus that memorized the schedule of staff making their rotations, would sneak out of its tank to eat some fish in another tank, then climb back into its own. And another of an octopus that was simply unhappy that it didn't have a fresh shrimp, so it climbed out and crawled all the way to its feeders office just to lobb the bad shrimp at them in displeasure. So them being such escape artists in a facility they are most likely going to be miserable In, it will be difficult to ensure they stay where they are.

  • @omegacage
    @omegacage Před 3 měsíci +5

    Thank you for highlighting so many disability stories in recent videos

  • @charlottelace
    @charlottelace Před 3 měsíci +7

    It depresses me that we farm and eat such intelligent and sentient animals, from fish to cows to pigs to octopi. Isn't humanity better than the cruelty inflicted on these creatures? I have zero need to eat octopi and I won't support these industries. I wish I could do more. Thank you for bringing light to this and being a voice for the voiceless.

  • @JohnDieselNelson
    @JohnDieselNelson Před 3 měsíci +1

    Great show today from to to bottom. This is one of the best. I've been following from the beginning back in Tampa.

  • @zay-lias
    @zay-lias Před 3 měsíci +9

    Revenge isn’t justice and justice isn’t revenge… 😢

    • @silververnallbells191
      @silververnallbells191 Před 3 měsíci

      Yes, it is.

    • @zay-lias
      @zay-lias Před 3 měsíci +1

      @@silververnallbells191 someone buy this dude a dictionary and share some empathy to them. They obviously don’t know what rehabilitation is…

  • @Fubarpenguin
    @Fubarpenguin Před 3 měsíci +4

    5:44 rip editor on that highlight job 🤣🤣💀👍

  • @WookieWoman
    @WookieWoman Před 3 měsíci +5

    I had a medically necessary and scheduled hysterectomy when I was 26. The recovery was painful and slow at first, so I wonder if this is what the Princess had (which would explain why no specifics were released). It's nobody's f*ing business what abdominal surgery she had if she doesn't want it known. 🤷‍♀️

  • @milajade2011
    @milajade2011 Před 3 měsíci +4

    I really believe Kate Middleton was either pregnant and had some severe complications and lost the baby or had a possible hysterectomy due to pregnancy complications. It's a very difficult surgery to recover from not to mention the mental recovery as well. She has expressed in the past how much the children mean to her so I can imagine she is having a hard time with it if this is the case. But that's just what I have assumed given the little info we have.

  • @LordIronfist
    @LordIronfist Před 3 měsíci +1

    Mistakenly hearing "palisade" in place of "palace aid" makes for some really funny mental pictures

  • @oneenigma4u
    @oneenigma4u Před 3 měsíci +4

    16:21 I find it highly suspicious that they would do this food drop in the middle of the night.. Almost as they intentionally wanted to hide and confuse the actions that took place.

  • @warrenpowers108
    @warrenpowers108 Před 3 měsíci +54

    Octopi are insanely complex animals that may have self awareness bordering on sentience. This would be like someone starting a factory farm for Chimpanzees. It's not just unethical, it's monstrous - especially considering the main consumption of them in Asia is while they are still alive and screaming in pain as they're slowly eaten alive

    • @yukihoshigaki
      @yukihoshigaki Před 3 měsíci +14

      The main consumption of octopus in Asia is probably stir fry, like most proteins. Eating living animals is by no means a common occurrence anywhere. It’s possible to be against octopus aquaculture without spreading racist assumptions.

    • @elizabethwojcik1620
      @elizabethwojcik1620 Před 3 měsíci

      ​@@yukihoshigaki I'm not sure how often they're really eaten alive but I'm guessing the idea comes from the huge blow up of Asian mukbangers eating them alive. I'm guessing to get more clicks from the shock value and also.. I have a feeling it's a kink thing for some people.

    • @Ostensibly_Mellow
      @Ostensibly_Mellow Před 3 měsíci +4

      I think you're confused about the meaning of sentience, you mean sapience. But your point is really good. I usually wouldn't defend a filthy fucking invertebrate, but the idea of eating a creature so intelligent is abhorrent to me. Feels like cannibalism. The chimp comparison is extremely apt.

    • @silververnallbells191
      @silververnallbells191 Před 3 měsíci +3

      @@yukihoshigaki It's not a racist assumption. IT IS COMMON in South Korea to flip the octopus inside out, ripping out its brain, and then eating it.

    • @dog771
      @dog771 Před 3 měsíci +1

      @@silververnallbells191 the "live" octopus you're talking about is actually NOT alive. it just moves because it's freshly killed, with neurons still firing. regardless, the "living" octopus you're referring to is a small fraction of octopus consumption in south korea, with many south koreans never even trying it in their lifetimes.
      and OP is referring to ALL of asia, not just korea, so yes, even if all of korea was eating ACTUAL living octopus, the statement would still be incorrect and definitely racist/ignorant.

  • @jesyheller199
    @jesyheller199 Před 3 měsíci +3

    As soon as you started the Octopus story I thought, "Oh, No! They're so smart and emotional. It would be like farming people." Really glad you dove into it

  • @casedistorted
    @casedistorted Před 3 měsíci +4

    Arthur C Clarke wrote Rendezvous with Rama which had intelligent Octopus as one of our first contact species, they communicated through bands of color on their heads and we found a way to read it.
    Amazing books btw (in Rama 2 are the octopi)

  • @pippavombr5856
    @pippavombr5856 Před 3 měsíci +5

    Humans are just animals and we are not intelligent enough to tell which species has intelligence. This is an assessment we make to feel more significant then other species. We do this within our own species too.
    We have so much to learn and understand. With all the mistakes we did for decades (specially when we thought it was necessary to make our lives easier) the new generations are here to teach us to make it better place.
    Greetings from a 65 old German female (no children).

  • @Adrift_
    @Adrift_ Před 3 měsíci +15

    I think the media is really burying the leed considering it's the first convoy of food in a MONTH!?! Like obviously people are going to be rowdy for the most basic necessities.

    • @banquetoftheleviathan1404
      @banquetoftheleviathan1404 Před 3 měsíci

      i have literally seen this scene in something. i dunno if it was district 9 or what but I guess this is like common with the guards getting scared of the refugees and over reacting.

  • @salvation120
    @salvation120 Před 3 měsíci +2

    You can keep the 'puses and the 'pi; I personally love the sound of octopodes! 😂

  • @warpthumr47
    @warpthumr47 Před 3 měsíci +2

    I'm an RN. There are a lot of abdominal surgical procedures that can take months to fully heal from. All major illnesses and surgeries take a MINIMUM of 6 weeks to recover from & if she had to stay 10 days to 2 weeks in the hospital? I'm guessing that it was a bowel resection, which takes a long time to heal from & sometimes requires a temporary stoma and ostomy bc the bowel needs to rest and heal b4 you have to go back in and have it reversed, for which then you have to start the recovery process all over again. I hope this isn't what she had bc it's not a surgery you have electively & it's usually for life-threatening causes.

  • @Apollo101A
    @Apollo101A Před 3 měsíci +18

    I have no bone in the fight but it feels like we're watching a genocide in real time. I can't think of another group of people in modern history who can get away with what Iseral has done.

    • @silververnallbells191
      @silververnallbells191 Před 3 měsíci

      USA in Iraq. George Bush Jr admitted there were no weapons of mass defense.

  • @debshaw680
    @debshaw680 Před 3 měsíci +42

    I can’t imagine what sort of surgery requires a four month recovery unless Kate Middleton had a radical hysterectomy. She may be having private chemo treatments. Who knows. She deserves her privacy. William may have awakened with a 24 hour flu.

    • @Username0467
      @Username0467 Před 3 měsíci +1

      This is what I guess as well.

    • @Nevertoleave
      @Nevertoleave Před 3 měsíci +8

      I remember her first pregnancy was pretty hard on her. So my first thought was a pregnancy in the fallopian tube. And it’s only been about 6 weeks. It’s still February not May

    • @deefalador857
      @deefalador857 Před 3 měsíci +1

      My assumption is that William cancelled due to the death of the Duke of Kents son.

    • @KazukoLight
      @KazukoLight Před 3 měsíci +11

      Abdominal surgery i am assuming depending on specifics takes 4-6 weeks to heal the stitches and several months to be completely back to the way you were before the surgery and those numbers can vary from person to person. She is most likely in bed I mean you are allowed to move around but only a little bit and not overdo it.

    • @PawMcHeartney
      @PawMcHeartney Před 3 měsíci +10

      I was thinking the same, TAH [total abdominal hysterectomy]. Yeah, it can be done laparoscopically, but complications can still happen. Let her heal in peace. It’s literally no one else’s business.

  • @danichibari1168
    @danichibari1168 Před 3 měsíci +1

    Thanks for the deep dive on octopi

  • @jiffylou98
    @jiffylou98 Před 3 měsíci +4

    This is the worst thing a chemistry teacher in Albuquerque New Mexico could EVER do...

  • @lorenkmp
    @lorenkmp Před 3 měsíci +79

    How dangerous can starving people be, the IDF and people will twist themselves in knots trying to justify this génocîde. I'm so tired.

    • @gomebenmoshe832
      @gomebenmoshe832 Před 3 měsíci

      Have you learned nothing from the whole "israel bombed the hospital which resulted in the death of 300 palestinians" which ofcourse turned out to be another hamas lie and infact a PIJ rocket missfire ?
      What makes you delusional people believe anything that comes out of their mouths?

    • @sushmitaraodesaraju6330
      @sushmitaraodesaraju6330 Před 3 měsíci +21

      Exactly. How is providing aid to millions of starving people going to "endanger" Israeli lives? If they had actually delivered the aid trucks in a timely fashion as the International community has been begging them to, this "violent gathering" as they are calling it wouldn't have occurred. Because guess what happens when you starve people and deprive them of even drinking water, they turn desperate and things become ugly. It's almost as if that is what IDF wanted to happen.

    • @zkapsh
      @zkapsh Před 3 měsíci +5

      ​@sushmitaraodesaraju6330 exactly you can't be suprised people living in the condition they live without homes food and water are going to rush a food truck to get stuff they need.

    • @oliverseiler2871
      @oliverseiler2871 Před 3 měsíci

      Palestinians started this war by brutality murdering innocent civilians. They voted hamas into power and still support hamas after all those years. I still feel sorry for the children.

    • @NWPaul72
      @NWPaul72 Před 3 měsíci +1

      See, then what you do is use footage of starving, desperate people in a violent moment to paint them as "savages" to the people you're justifying it to. Worked a treat on the Native Americans: "Look, they can't even feed their children, let's put them out of their misery."

  • @RiversEagle_
    @RiversEagle_ Před 3 měsíci +38

    The Gaza story reminds me of stories from the Holocaust where Nazi guards would throw food into groups of people within concentration camps just to watch them fight. They're desperate and starving.
    What happened in Gaza was a massacre. You have over a million refugees crammed into an area designed to house no more than 300,000 and Israel has cut off food and water to them for months. The IDF has also been regularly killing aid workers and denying/preventing living aid workers from delivering aid to Palestinians. So when some aid finally arrives to these literally starving people, yeah, they're gonna swarm the aid line. Israel's response to what should've been some expected chaos was to open fire on and blame the starving refugees. It's callous and intentional.

    • @TheKeyToAllen
      @TheKeyToAllen Před 3 měsíci +14

      That’s the one of the craziest parts. The IDF is like “we didn’t brutally massacre them like fish in a barrel, we just allowed a limited supply of food, and THEY hurt each other because they were starving. Because we weren’t letting food in.”
      They’re trying to sound like the good guys by saying they aren’t doing the WORST possible thing.

    • @Bendylife
      @Bendylife Před 3 měsíci +11

      I'm still shocked by how history this all is. I feel like so many people don't understand how we have not seen this level of devastation in modern history. It has come out from the IRC that the children in Gaza are being starved at the fastest rate that the world has ever seen.
      It's the most deadly conflict for children in this short amount of time in modern history. The most deadly for journalists, for aid workers, for teachers. The list goes on and one for how utterly off the charts this whole attack is.

    • @RiversEagle_
      @RiversEagle_ Před 3 měsíci +10

      @TheKeyToAllen Yeah. I keep seeing "well the Palestinians were rushing the trucks and the IDF felt threatened." Yeah, like maybe the reason they were rushing the trucks was because they're all starving?

    • @danimotherofchickens479
      @danimotherofchickens479 Před 3 měsíci

      Why are you not mad at hamas, who started this...and hid like cowards knowing what would happen ....they did this to their own people do you have words for them or nah

    • @RiversEagle_
      @RiversEagle_ Před 3 měsíci

      @@danimotherofchickens479 Because Hamas didn't start this. Israel's oppression of Palestine has been happening for decades, long before Hamas was formed.
      Israel is using one attack by an extremist group to justify the wholesale slaughter of Palestinian civilians. I am mad at the right people, Israel.

  • @kodabuck225
    @kodabuck225 Před 3 měsíci +1

    as a somebody who works in a used bookstore, books about octopuses fly off the shelf whenever we get em, they are hugely popular.

  • @dwarvencleric20
    @dwarvencleric20 Před 3 měsíci

    Was not expecting the hyperbolic time chamber in the news today😂 love it!

  • @clairmac
    @clairmac Před 3 měsíci +3

    Look at the end of the day Princess Kate deserves privacy for an illness as all people do. That's why we have things like HIPAA and that should be respected regardless if she's a public figure or not.

  • @ryanbentley8475
    @ryanbentley8475 Před 3 měsíci +5

    The Death Penalty is absolutely disgusting because I believe one mistake is one too many & there's been many.Life imprisonment is so small picnic & I would argue is way more of a punishment.With life imprisonment it gives the few that are innocent the time for new evidence to come to light perhaps even decades later which there are a disturbing amount of cases.

  • @TiagoTiagoT
    @TiagoTiagoT Před 3 měsíci +6

    They need to quit centralized land-based aid distribution, and instead crop dust the whole territory with individual packages airdropped by drones, designing the distribution density to ensure statistically most people will be able to reach a package without resulting in a dangerous concentration of people.

    • @fwoqma
      @fwoqma Před 3 měsíci +4

      it was never about getting aid. it was about putting military might in the face of desperate, starving people, and letting the ensuing chaos act as justification for refusing attempts at aid in the future.

  • @MegaWhatsup101
    @MegaWhatsup101 Před 3 měsíci +1

    I had no idea Phil knew what the hyperbolic time chamber was.. Im glad I've been with him since 2013.

  • @SuperMajuta
    @SuperMajuta Před 3 měsíci +7

    A German Radio-Show called the "incident" in Gaza a "raid" and painted the people as thugs and thieves. I actually laughed out loud due to the audacity of that claim.

  • @cxa011500
    @cxa011500 Před 3 měsíci +4

    I like the teacher's passion, if not her judgment 😅

    • @charityquill4965
      @charityquill4965 Před 3 měsíci +1

      Yeah I'm so conflicted because obviously what she did was very reckless for not even providing safety gear, but a part of me is screaming "THAT TEACHER IS RAD AS HELL"

  • @Lolidella82
    @Lolidella82 Před 3 měsíci +2

    As a teacher and a person who has taken classes in fencing and tai chi saber sword... This sword fighting story is wild to me. When I was learning fencing, I'd come home with bruises all the time on my shoulder from being poked. And once another student slashed at me with the sword and left a HUGE welt and bruise across my thigh. I took that class for two semesters. For the last 13 years I've been doing tai chi and my red sash weapon form was the Chinese dao (saber) sword. While it wasn't a real blade, it is a very thick and heavy sword. As a middle school home ec teacher, right of the bat I'm thinking about how impulsive kids are. I take knife safety in my class very seriously and they don't have access to sharp knives unless we require them for the recipe. They must ask permission and the knives are sheathed. So to see this video of impulsive teens who are not prepped in any way to play around with swords... I'm speechless. I do wonder how much the assistant principal was aware because I do feel it's unfair to include them in the suit. This teacher might have gone totally rogue with her lesson plan and the admin might have never seen her walk in with two swords. If the teacher's comment was, "I'm in trouble" then that implies she knew that lesson was inappropriate and she was hiding it from admin. I'm curious how long she was in the district and if she had done this lesson before.

  • @GrouchyGander
    @GrouchyGander Před 3 měsíci +4

    Sending aid is too dangerous?
    Wow, if only something could've prevented people from becoming so desperate for supplies!

    • @kingofhearts3185
      @kingofhearts3185 Před 3 měsíci

      Welcome to an active war zone. Shocking that it happened, I know. Totally unforeseeable.

  • @aussienana
    @aussienana Před 3 měsíci +6

    Meghan called the equivalent to HR for the Palace, they didn't tell her she couldn't have care, they just weren't the people to assist! They run the Castles etc not the principles. Her husband was a supposed mental health advocate involved with probably the largest mental health campaign in the country, yet he couldn't find a doc for his wife? Huh? I honestly don't get how people believe him still. He wrote in his book about his own therapists yet he didn't think to give them a call?
    I also think it's beyond disgusting the way the media and social media are coming at The Princess of Wales. She shares so very much of her life and yet we can't give her a little space. The same journalists screaming for answers admit it's the very first time since she joined the Royal Family that she's asked us for privacy. No one would ever demand personal health info on anyone else. It's different for The King, he's Head of State. I wish people would show them a little empathy, they've been through enough!

    • @archgirl7797
      @archgirl7797 Před 3 měsíci

      I agree. We don't know what surgery she had, but we don't need to, it's not our business. They said she had surgery and is at home recovering.
      I presume she's just taking it easy for once. She's earnt it, she works tirelessly for the country. No need for panic.

    • @LinaK786
      @LinaK786 Před 3 měsíci

      Meghan also had a doctor who was overseeing her pregnancy. She chose that doctor herself because she didn't trust royal doctors. It was the doctor's duty to perform mental health screenings. She didn't need to ask her husband or HR or anyone else. Her doctor was obligated to provide mental health help if she ever said anything.

  • @miyukigirl3
    @miyukigirl3 Před 3 měsíci

    Just wanna say I appreciate highlighting the parts of the comment being read

  • @Themoushtaceleague96
    @Themoushtaceleague96 Před 3 měsíci +2

    All the record companies need to keep their music on TikTok, but also need to pay out their royalties to their artists fairly so they’re not constantly making music or touring

  • @virjiniaharp
    @virjiniaharp Před 3 měsíci +3

    I totally agree that Kate has gotten better treatment and protection than Meghan. They'll never admit it but actions are louder than words.

    • @debshaw680
      @debshaw680 Před 3 měsíci

      It’s a different situation. You can’t be hidden from the press for very long. And Meghan is a press hog.

    • @deefalador857
      @deefalador857 Před 3 měsíci

      Megans statement of no mental health help made no sense. Before Harry met her, both he and William spoke openly about how they got mental health help after the death of their mother. Catherine spoke about post natal depression in 2018 and 2020 she sponsored a women's mental health charity.
      William, Catherine and Harry were heads of a Royal foundation to support mental health care, so why couldn't her husband get Megan help? When he was in contact with psychiatrists and other mental health professionals through his work and his personal life. Megan needs to be looking hard at her husband if she was failed in her care and the doctors they employed rather than the Queens private physicians who had been offered to her. If they could employ their own private gynecologists and midwifery team, then they could employ their own mental health team.

    • @LinaK786
      @LinaK786 Před 3 měsíci

      Kate was hounded by the press and the paps for a decade before she became official fiance. She was not provided any protection before that - she was supposed to be tough. They actually changed that rule for Meghan. Palace releases statement on her behalf before she became engaged to Harry. As fir the mental health help - he had an obgyn doctor that she chise herself. The doctor was obligated by law to do mental health screenings on her, like on any other pregnant person. Why didn't she ask the doctor for help and went the palace hr? Somebody needs to ask her. By the way, Harry said on Oprah that he was too ashamed or embarrassed to ask for help. Husband of the year.

  • @BlackLasher
    @BlackLasher Před 3 měsíci +7

    I have been conflicted from the beginning about the Palestinian/ Israeli war. I thought the Palestinians struck first and therefore Israel had the right to defend itself. However, this is wrong.
    If you think responding to a terrorist attack earns the response of genocide, then you never deserved to lead.

    • @squash8226
      @squash8226 Před 3 měsíci

      I mean this war very much didn't begin in October it's basically been a war since 1948

    • @StreakyBaconMan
      @StreakyBaconMan Před 3 měsíci

      The sad truth is there is no good guys in power on either side of the conflict. Israel has been known in the past to deliberately cause conflict with Palestine just to cause Hamas to retaliate so they can justify massacring civilians while claiming they are enemy combatants, and Hamas just openly targets civilians and doesn't even bother trying to lie about it.

  •  Před 3 měsíci +2

    Thanks!

  • @freeassange5667
    @freeassange5667 Před 3 měsíci +2

    What's more bothering is some people eat live Octopus 🐙 😭

  • @rustomkanishka
    @rustomkanishka Před 3 měsíci +4

    If Jesus himself showed up and tried to repeat his miracle with the fish and bread, IDF forces would use him for target practice
    And say "They were Hamas".

  • @stevesmith4600
    @stevesmith4600 Před 3 měsíci +2

    Re: 100 people in Gaza died ... I don't care. While it's sad to hear these stories about death and suffering, Palestinians don't have "clean hands". Their opportunity for sympathy was prior to their invasion into Isreal. "Play stupid games. Win stupid prizes." "Mess with the bull, and you get the horns."
    Imagine after 9/11, the US invades Afghanistan on October 7th, 2001, and then in March 2002, 100 Afghans died during a US aid supply. No one would have batted an eye. And this isn't even a good comparison, because Afghanistan didn't even attack the US, and aid supply runs into Afghanistan came much later than a few months after the US's retaliations.
    Sorry, yes, so many people dying is a terrible thing. But maybe Palestinians need to shoulder some of the accountability for electing Humas as their leadership.
    I bet if I walked up to Phil's little kid and slapped him in the face, only for Phil to beat me down within an inch of my life, I doubt many would have a lot of sympathy for me. So forgive me if I don't care about a bunch of Palestinians dying in Gaza. (Note: Just now, I have shown more more of an apology for what I have written, compared to Palestinians for the blood on their hands.)

  • @aja9469
    @aja9469 Před 3 měsíci

    Did I miss another day off?!?!? Where you at Phil!!!!!

  • @TheEggplant79
    @TheEggplant79 Před 3 měsíci +2

    Ever since UMG pulled their music. Tik Tok has quickly dropped as my go to app. I was on so much and now after about 50 plus videos of mine got "muted" it was like what's the point to continue posting. They better wake up or blink first because I can smell the Vine in the water!!

  • @Mama_Bear524
    @Mama_Bear524 Před 3 měsíci +3

    I don’t like the royals but this 100% proves once and for all they had all the power and ability to protect Diana and Megan. I don’t wanna hear any damn royalists saying otherwise.
    Elizabeth wasn’t all innocent and I said that from day one. She hated Diana because she was jealous. She hates Megan because she was racist.
    My theory is that Kate is recovering from complications from anorexia. Unfortunately I have 2 immediate family members who suffered from it so I can tell when someone is anorexic. That or she has another illness that made her lose a ton of weight.

  • @arekxv
    @arekxv Před 3 měsíci +1

    The UMG Story - Wow, that CEO speech. The pot calling the kettle black.

  • @MsTiticat
    @MsTiticat Před 3 měsíci +3

    I can't believe!! I am from the Canarian Islands (La Palma island) and this is frist time I am hearing this😢 ... Is such a complex situation, and in my humbel opinion it will depends a lot on wich island that may be implemented. Jobs are getting hard to find here, but our nature is everything to us. ❤

  • @CaptainAtMan
    @CaptainAtMan Před 3 měsíci

    I didn't expect to hear a Hyperbolic Time Chamber reference on PDS

  • @ThaiGray
    @ThaiGray Před 3 měsíci +1

    We had sword fights in high school when we covered Romeo and Juliet. Except our teacher wasn't stupid and gave us pool noodles to "sword fight" with instead.