Let's hope TH-cam doesn't flag this one. And remember: If you've turned on notificaitions or subscriptions and don't see my video in there (at least after an hour or so), report the bug to youtube to fix it. They'll listen to you more than they'll listen to me. Anyway, thanks for standing by me. This would never have gotten done without all of you supporting me. Break out the champagne, we've succeeded.
NurdRage Congratulations! I knew it will happen eventually. If i may ask, are you planning to do another long term project after your pyrimethamine synthesis? Anyways congrats, Dr N-butyllithium.
The acetone contamination more than likely is from the nmr tube. Acetone is commonly used to clean the tubes and to get rid of all traces usually requires vacuum and IR lamp.
The people who thumb down this video are not very intelligent. This whole process of synthesizing this drug has been such a great learning opportunity and has expanded my point of view of OTC viability. Bravo Dr. Butyl Lithium AKA (NerdRage)! Your an amazing chemist.
Wow...just wow! I've been watching this channel for more than 5 years now and this is probably his best result. You're an inspiration for fellow researchers, like me. Thank you, Nurdrage!
After two years of watching these amazing videos, seeing the layer of pyrimethamine appear between the ether and aqueous layer was amazingly satisfying. Well done, and thanks for all the hard work.
Wonderful work, it must feel damn satisfying seeing that crystallization in the end after all the time and effort. It was an amazing ride only watching this, I can only imagine what it is like achieving it. Most sincere congratulations to THE amateur chemist!
Congrats. This is incredible and you've made a wonderful contribution to science. I highly recommend getting the sodium metal refining process published, if not the entire process for making Pyrimethamine. You've done great work and accomplished tons. Thank you.
Like +Charles Augustus said I think you should publish this in a science journal. You have proven that synthesis method and that it can be acomplished in an relatively amateur lab. Moreso you actually have video evidence on how to synthesize it from the beggining to end. As always nice work, you have my congratulations as always on the brilliant videos and brilliant chemistry +NurdRage. Keep up this awesome work, I wish my Chem teachers in college we're as engaging as you.
Congratulations and well done. From one synthetic chemist to another, I truly do understand the epic effort, grit and determination it takes to achieve something like this. Once again, congrats!
You did it man. I remember the first video I saw on your channel, I didn't know what you were trying to do then and still don't but it was awsome seeing you come closer step by step to your goal. Cheers to you!
I've followed and wached every step in your pyrimethamine synthesis with all the struggels and set backs. It is awesome you've finally synthesized pyrimethamine from household chemicals!! Thanks for not giving up and continuing this project great work!! I hope you've enjoyed the road to this succes!
Totally awesome! Congratulations on your success. I knew there was a lot of work that went into this, but I had no idea it was THAT much! Thank you for gutting it out, I am sure I would have thrown in the towel a long time ago.
All this time I didn't understand what was so special about Pyrimethamine, finally googled it and now I know. This has been a fascinating journey, never give up Mr. NurdRage.
This is such a cool series. Thank you Dr. NerdRage for putting your valuable time into this project and thank you to everyone that supported the project so nerds like me can enjoy it.
This is such a accomplishment, it really should be appreciated for all that went into it. I hope this knowledge bomb sets off a chain reaction of shared information to get people inspired to investigate, do, make, learn and invent.
This is one of the greatest achievements, if not *the* greatest achievement in amateur chemistry. I've been following your channel since the fairly early days (the lithium from alkaline batteries video in 2009) and I thought the glow in the dark powder or the luminol were a lot of work, but this is truly a Herculean effort. The fact that you were able to stick it to Martin Shrekli and raise awareness about skyrocketing prescription drug prices--all while only using domestically available sources instead of lab grade reagents--only adds to this achievement, not to mention developing a way to make sodium metal domestically without electrolysis (which you stumbled on by accident). It was an honour to be on this two year rollercoaster with you, and you should be immensely proud of your accomplishments. Congratulations
been watching this process the entire 2 years youve been working on it. and im no chemist. to be honest i barely follow the names of the chems you use to do this, but its satisfying to see the reactions. congrats from a regular joe man. you blew my mind on this one.
got the notification this morning mate. Congratulations on achieving your goal and inadvertently discovering a new way to make sodium metal without electrolysis. love your work
*Congratulations!* You are awesome. This was a massive undertaking. Even relatively simple procedures, with a couple of steps, are major undertakings when you must also synthesise many or almost all of the precursors, as you did by necessity. And this was not _that_ simple even _if_ you had the precursors. So, well done! What an excellent series. This will serve as inspiration for many a beginner chemist, I'm sure 😁
"I don't think reactions performed in a soup can would pass any form of medical certification" Come on! That's how you know it's the good stuff! Thanks for all the inspiration!! #NurdRageisKing
The video didn't appear in my feed, but it showed up in my Suggested Videos (released 18 hours ago). I've now hit that Bell & will receive notifications from now on... 👍🏼
Bloody bravo, Mr Rage! You've done an amazing job! All the work and effort has finally paid off. Kick back, relax and enjoy the beverages, it's well deserved.
Really you're a master , I admire the way you teach, thats why Im studying chemist pharmacobiologist, it was a beautiful journey since I start to view your channel many years ago. .
Don't use notifications(as they are too intrusive) but this showed up in my subscriptions list just fine. Plus, simply, congrats. I didn't follow an eighth of what you did but I still learnt a lot along the way. Thank you.
Congratulations Nurdrage! I've been following your whole journey from the beginning as a chemistry enthusiast and although I haven't had funds to contribute, I've been rooting for you the whole way.
Yes, make a compilation of all steps with no failures, only the methods that worked. (Might be a good idea to mention the failures though, so nobody experiences them). The video will be pretty long, you can split it into maybe 3-4 parts. It will be nice to see the process from start to finish. And congratulations on finally finishing the process!
Yeah, a big start-to-finish compilation video for someone like me who wasn’t there the whole time would be great. Though we should remember the screwups; they are a vital part of progress, after all.
NurdRage, let me add my congratulations for successfully completing the project. My jaw dropped at that $22000 figure but as you said, there's a heck of a lot of optimisation that can be done to get that cost down. I genuinely didn't know it would cost that much. Thank you for making great science videos and I'm only sorry I couldn't become a Patreon supporter sooner!
Congrats! I remember checking in on this a year back... It's been a long and difficult process that's for sure. It's very impressive that you kept going, precisely why yours is one of the best chemistry channels on youtube.
Wow. I can't believe you'e been at this process for two years. Glad you stuck with it. I've been here the entire time, habitualy checking your channel for new releases. Seeing that "1" next to your channel in my sub feed is always a highlight of my day. If you happen to be in vancouver, let me buy you a beer.
Good job man! Congratulations on finally finishing this time consuming but informative project with all its problems as well as the discoveries. I do hope you seriously consider making Metformin as your next project. When the apocalypse happens I'll be watching your videos on it so I can survive. ;)
I absolutely loved this series. Semi-complex organic chemistry is fun to watch. Plus the added benefit of thinking about making medications in a dire scenario.
Congratulations I have been watching the whole way and I am very proud that you completed it. Thank you I have.learned a lot about home chemistry from you and love your content.
Really Epic! This has been a hell of a journey for all of us too, I'm not a chemist but I learn a lot from watching the procedures and a little from the theoretical part. Thank you!
I have enjoyed watching you go through this entire process from day one! Congratulations! Thank you for being persistant through even the failures along the way.
Congratulations on finally completing this project! I've been watching your channel since 2012 while I was going through my chemistry series, while working on my ME degree, and enjoyed each new video you came out with. I know this has been a very trying project for you and it almost had you to the point of giving up, but you finished it. I'm not a patron of you, but after all the enjoyment I've gotten from your videos, I think it's only right that I become one. Thanks for doing what you do and please don't stop. This project was fascinating and I'd love to see more.
Holy mackerel! Congratulations! Both on this synthesis and also on SODIUM WITHOUT ELECTROLYSIS! I would *really* love to see you teach something that I think you'd probably find entirely dull: how to keep a lab notebook. Undergrad was a long time ago, and this isn't my field - Good lab notebook praxis for the amateur would be a *really* valuable thing to promulgate. Congratulations again!
been following NurdRage's journey on making Pyrimethamine over 2 years, i must say your efforts really did paid off even though you did encounter some setbacks.
Damn, nice to see it done, and with some pleasant surprises on the way to boot. And also thanks to those who threw money and help at this guy along the way.
Hey man, Nice coverage on Vice. Huge fan of your work for the past couple years, and heard your name and instantly recognized it. Chemists like you and my pops are huge inspirations to me and inspire me to try and be awesome at everything I do. Stay awesome.
Thank you for the fantastic journey. Even though I am not a chemist, I find you work fascinating and extremely informative. I look forward to your future experiments.
Congratulations for your achievements! You have been so inspiring to me that I have started to study chemistry in university :) Because chemicals here in EU regions are very controlled, it's hard to get anything like you have "as a easily available domestic chemical" and because of that, being amateur chemist in EU region is pretty hard. So it's nice to see real chemical syntheses and experimentations.
Well done! I haven't been here for the whole process as a lot of organic reactions are a bit too complex for an amateur-amateur like me. But anyone can see it's worth celebrating when you come out of two years research with a big green tick in the checkbox. Keep up the great work... you are the one person who made me realise that TH-cam wan't just about pirated music videos and people hiding turds in each others lunchboxes.
This is so cool, congratulations. It's really cool that the public can now watch a graduate level research project from start finish. Hopefully you open peoples eyes :)
Well done! In my opinion, it's been worth all the effort you've put in. I've watched each video from start to finish & have enjoyed it all. Even though I haven't any background in chemistry - outside of high school - I'm still fascinated by it. Keep up the great work!
Very impressive. As someone that has always hated chemistry in school, by making a life saving drug in your lab, you have converted me. I'll go back and get my old chemistry books and learn it. If you're reading this don't stop doing what you're doing man, because I'm sure you did the same thing to other people that like me didn't understand the real beauty behind chemistry.
I know that you're showing just a fraction of work that went into this entire project and leaving out a lot of failures, but... Videos and projects like this make me wish I gave chemistry more consideration when picking my field of education. Well done.
Awesome job, this kind of stuff is what makes me hopeful for humanity. Shared knowledge is critically important, and giving people an idea and showing them how things are actually done is what creates great minds.
Congrats to you sir, half the time when I watch your vids I have no clue what your doing but I still find it very interesting an find it fascinating. I can't wait to see what you do next. thank you for the great content an learning opportunity
Easily one of my if not my favourite video! Thanks for this series. It showed various methods of chemistry that isn't easily or often found on youtube in such great quality (like free radical chlorination, etc.). All in all thank you very much for your commitement.
Amazing work NurdRage! I've been following your progress, and I can't help but crank the volume up on Post Malone - Congratulations in honor of your work. I'm excited to see what's next, and again, from the bottom of my heart, thank you.
Thank you for your persistence. The real achievements in life aren't always immediate. Bringing a task to completion (goal achieved or not) generally will reveal benefits that exceed expectation. ...........It's all about the journey. _W
I love the deep introspection after such a huge accomplishment. Congratulations!
Thanks! I appreciate it!
Oh man, Destin has been following along? Nice to see you man, I'd love to see a collaboration between you two!
Let's hope TH-cam doesn't flag this one. And remember: If you've turned on notificaitions or subscriptions and don't see my video in there (at least after an hour or so), report the bug to youtube to fix it. They'll listen to you more than they'll listen to me.
Anyway, thanks for standing by me. This would never have gotten done without all of you supporting me.
Break out the champagne, we've succeeded.
NurdRage Keep up with the good work. We will always support you.
NurdRage Congratulations! I knew it will happen eventually. If i may ask, are you planning to do another long term project after your pyrimethamine synthesis? Anyways congrats, Dr N-butyllithium.
NurdRage Congrats! It's been a long 2 years, but it was worth all the failures. Thank you for your dedication to this project!
Cost breakdown is explained in the video
I see it 5 by 5. Oh my God this is a year in the making its like a season finale!
The acetone contamination more than likely is from the nmr tube. Acetone is commonly used to clean the tubes and to get rid of all traces usually requires vacuum and IR lamp.
7:16 Gorgeous.
Congratulations, NurdRage. It's been a long and bumpy road, but you made it.
+1
tehlaser "where will he go? What will he do"
7:16 separates the undergrads from the PhDs
Congrats, i can't find the words to describe this. You're right, this is like building a computer from sand. But the result is awesome.
YouCubed22 ok but all the process aren't done by the same industry.
The people who thumb down this video are not very intelligent. This whole process of synthesizing this drug has been such a great learning opportunity and has expanded my point of view of OTC viability. Bravo Dr. Butyl Lithium AKA (NerdRage)! Your an amazing chemist.
I have no idea what Pyrimethamine is or does, but, it's been a fascinating journey seeing all the different processes and reactions... :)
It's a drug used in the treatment of toxoplasmosis or acute malaria.
you know it. Remember all that hoopla about the pharma ceo who hiked up the price of his drugs 1000% fold?
same drug
It was Martin Shkreli, he jacked the prices up by 5000% and later down the line got arrested for fraud charges I believe.
he really needs to be deported, and any interests he has in pharma needs to be confiscated.
Jacob it has around, maybe a bit under an 80% success rate of treating toxo, but yeah that's about it
Wow...just wow! I've been watching this channel for more than 5 years now and this is probably his best result. You're an inspiration for fellow researchers, like me. Thank you, Nurdrage!
Whenever y get tired of studing and working hard , you make me remember why i'm studying chemistry , thanks
After two years of watching these amazing videos, seeing the layer of pyrimethamine appear between the ether and aqueous layer was amazingly satisfying. Well done, and thanks for all the hard work.
This is awesome. I'd say congratulations, but you worked your ass off for this. The world needs more people like you.
Congratulations !years of work finally paid off !
I call this ~dedication~. And no one, absolutely no one can contradict me.
Hats off to NurdRage!
That's why I love chemestry, You can make anything from anything else.
Your channel is amazing, congratulations.
Got a notification and it showed up in my feed. Love your videos!
Holy crap, you did it man!
Two years, and you refused to give up; that is very admirable.
Huuuuge congrats!
Wonderful work, it must feel damn satisfying seeing that crystallization in the end after all the time and effort. It was an amazing ride only watching this, I can only imagine what it is like achieving it.
Most sincere congratulations to THE amateur chemist!
This was an amazing journey! Thanks for sharing and listening to your subscribers! :)
Congrats. This is incredible and you've made a wonderful contribution to science.
I highly recommend getting the sodium metal refining process published, if not the entire process for making Pyrimethamine. You've done great work and accomplished tons.
Thank you.
Like +Charles Augustus said I think you should publish this in a science journal. You have proven that synthesis method and that it can be acomplished in an relatively amateur lab. Moreso you actually have video evidence on how to synthesize it from the beggining to end. As always nice work, you have my congratulations as always on the brilliant videos and brilliant chemistry +NurdRage. Keep up this awesome work, I wish my Chem teachers in college we're as engaging as you.
Congratulations and well done. From one synthetic chemist to another, I truly do understand the epic effort, grit and determination it takes to achieve something like this. Once again, congrats!
You did it man. I remember the first video I saw on your channel, I didn't know what you were trying to do then and still don't but it was awsome seeing you come closer step by step to your goal.
Cheers to you!
I've followed and wached every step in your pyrimethamine synthesis with all the struggels and set backs. It is awesome you've finally synthesized pyrimethamine from household chemicals!! Thanks for not giving up and continuing this project great work!! I hope you've enjoyed the road to this succes!
Totally awesome! Congratulations on your success. I knew there was a lot of work that went into this, but I had no idea it was THAT much! Thank you for gutting it out, I am sure I would have thrown in the towel a long time ago.
Congratulations Nurdrage!!!!!!!! I am so happy that you have finally succeeded!!!! You will always be my favorite chemist!!!
All this time I didn't understand what was so special about Pyrimethamine, finally googled it and now I know. This has been a fascinating journey, never give up Mr. NurdRage.
This is such a cool series. Thank you Dr. NerdRage for putting your valuable time into this project and thank you to everyone that supported the project so nerds like me can enjoy it.
This is such a accomplishment, it really should be appreciated for all that went into it. I hope this knowledge bomb sets off a chain reaction of shared information to get people inspired to investigate, do, make, learn and invent.
It's been over a year. I reviewed all the steps and am still amazed. Again, Congrats.
This is one of the greatest achievements, if not *the* greatest achievement in amateur chemistry. I've been following your channel since the fairly early days (the lithium from alkaline batteries video in 2009) and I thought the glow in the dark powder or the luminol were a lot of work, but this is truly a Herculean effort. The fact that you were able to stick it to Martin Shrekli and raise awareness about skyrocketing prescription drug prices--all while only using domestically available sources instead of lab grade reagents--only adds to this achievement, not to mention developing a way to make sodium metal domestically without electrolysis (which you stumbled on by accident). It was an honour to be on this two year rollercoaster with you, and you should be immensely proud of your accomplishments. Congratulations
thanks for standing by for all those years! I hope the future brings more rewards! :)
This has been a very informative and entertaining series. Congratulations on your well deserved success.
been watching this process the entire 2 years youve been working on it. and im no chemist. to be honest i barely follow the names of the chems you use to do this, but its satisfying to see the reactions. congrats from a regular joe man. you blew my mind on this one.
Wow. I'm completely blown away. I hope you lead a completely fulfilling life and get compensated well for all your knowledge and skill.
got the notification this morning mate. Congratulations on achieving your goal and inadvertently discovering a new way to make sodium metal without electrolysis. love your work
Congratulations! I'd been following you on this experiment and your perseverance finally paid off!
This has been an amazing science journey! Thank you NurdRage for your efforts in making chemistry education accessible to the hobbyist!
Congrats! Was a great ride to watch you do this. I am but a ChemE, but it is amazing watching what professional chemists can do!
That was the most epic series of science videos on TH-cam! So glad to have followed the whole process.
*Congratulations!* You are awesome. This was a massive undertaking. Even relatively simple procedures, with a couple of steps, are major undertakings when you must also synthesise many or almost all of the precursors, as you did by necessity. And this was not _that_ simple even _if_ you had the precursors. So, well done! What an excellent series. This will serve as inspiration for many a beginner chemist, I'm sure 😁
"I don't think reactions performed in a soup can would pass any form of medical certification" Come on! That's how you know it's the good stuff! Thanks for all the inspiration!! #NurdRageisKing
I believe that's called "free range" 😉
So Badass!!!! Very good job Nurdrage for completing the synthesis and for showing the beauty of chemistry to so many people :)
This is one of the most phenomenal videos on TH-cam. Awesome.
The video didn't appear in my feed, but it showed up in my Suggested Videos (released 18 hours ago).
I've now hit that Bell & will receive notifications from now on... 👍🏼
Bloody bravo, Mr Rage! You've done an amazing job! All the work and effort has finally paid off.
Kick back, relax and enjoy the beverages, it's well deserved.
Really you're a master , I admire the way you teach, thats why Im studying chemist pharmacobiologist, it was a beautiful journey since I start to view your channel many years ago.
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Don't use notifications(as they are too intrusive) but this showed up in my subscriptions list just fine.
Plus, simply, congrats. I didn't follow an eighth of what you did but I still learnt a lot along the way. Thank you.
Congratulations Nurdrage! I've been following your whole journey from the beginning as a chemistry enthusiast and although I haven't had funds to contribute, I've been rooting for you the whole way.
Congratulations colleague, a nice chemistry lesson involving all real aspects of a synthesis, including safety and environment. Thank you vey much !
Wow You're a real life superhero! So amazing, never thought I would find myself crying on a chemistry video.
Yes, make a compilation of all steps with no failures, only the methods that worked. (Might be a good idea to mention the failures though, so nobody experiences them). The video will be pretty long, you can split it into maybe 3-4 parts. It will be nice to see the process from start to finish. And congratulations on finally finishing the process!
Yeah, a big start-to-finish compilation video for someone like me who wasn’t there the whole time would be great. Though we should remember the screwups; they are a vital part of progress, after all.
No clue why I find this channel so interesting. I generally have no clue what he is doing and don’t have a field in chemistry. Anyhow well done.
Awesome final crystallization, almost an iridescent glow about them.
I'm glad i stuck around to really see this come to fruition. Good work man.
NurdRage, let me add my congratulations for successfully completing the project. My jaw dropped at that $22000 figure but as you said, there's a heck of a lot of optimisation that can be done to get that cost down. I genuinely didn't know it would cost that much. Thank you for making great science videos and I'm only sorry I couldn't become a Patreon supporter sooner!
Congrats! I remember checking in on this a year back... It's been a long and difficult process that's for sure. It's very impressive that you kept going, precisely why yours is one of the best chemistry channels on youtube.
This is simply amazing.
Hard work, dedication, trial and error...
You, sir, deserve all the glory and applause.
Let's break the champagne!
Wow. I can't believe you'e been at this process for two years. Glad you stuck with it. I've been here the entire time, habitualy checking your channel for new releases. Seeing that "1" next to your channel in my sub feed is always a highlight of my day. If you happen to be in vancouver, let me buy you a beer.
Side note: the crystalline form is kinda pretty.
Good job man! Congratulations on finally finishing this time consuming but informative project with all its problems as well as the discoveries. I do hope you seriously consider making Metformin as your next project. When the apocalypse happens I'll be watching your videos on it so I can survive. ;)
I absolutely loved this series. Semi-complex organic chemistry is fun to watch. Plus the added benefit of thinking about making medications in a dire scenario.
Congratulations I have been watching the whole way and I am very proud that you completed it. Thank you I have.learned a lot about home chemistry from you and love your content.
Really Epic! This has been a hell of a journey for all of us too, I'm not a chemist but I learn a lot from watching the procedures and a little from the theoretical part. Thank you!
I have enjoyed watching you go through this entire process from day one! Congratulations! Thank you for being persistant through even the failures along the way.
Congratulations on finally completing this project! I've been watching your channel since 2012 while I was going through my chemistry series, while working on my ME degree, and enjoyed each new video you came out with. I know this has been a very trying project for you and it almost had you to the point of giving up, but you finished it. I'm not a patron of you, but after all the enjoyment I've gotten from your videos, I think it's only right that I become one. Thanks for doing what you do and please don't stop. This project was fascinating and I'd love to see more.
Dude, you are the most awesome Chemist on TH-cam. There's no way we could thank you enough.
I'm so happy for you nurd, i've been watching this since day one and i've loved it every step of the way. Congrats Nurd!!!
Holy mackerel! Congratulations! Both on this synthesis and also on SODIUM WITHOUT ELECTROLYSIS!
I would *really* love to see you teach something that I think you'd probably find entirely dull: how to keep a lab notebook.
Undergrad was a long time ago, and this isn't my field - Good lab notebook praxis for the amateur would be a *really* valuable thing to promulgate.
Congratulations again!
been following NurdRage's journey on making Pyrimethamine over 2 years, i must say your efforts really did paid off even though you did encounter some setbacks.
Damn, nice to see it done, and with some pleasant surprises on the way to boot.
And also thanks to those who threw money and help at this guy along the way.
Hey man, Nice coverage on Vice. Huge fan of your work for the past couple years, and heard your name and instantly recognized it. Chemists like you and my pops are huge inspirations to me and inspire me to try and be awesome at everything I do. Stay awesome.
Thank you for the fantastic journey. Even though I am not a chemist, I find you work fascinating and extremely informative. I look forward to your future experiments.
This is amazing! I loved your work and the final product looks really clean.
Congratulations for your achievements! You have been so inspiring to me that I have started to study chemistry in university :) Because chemicals here in EU regions are very controlled, it's hard to get anything like you have "as a easily available domestic chemical" and because of that, being amateur chemist in EU region is pretty hard. So it's nice to see real chemical syntheses and experimentations.
Well done! I haven't been here for the whole process as a lot of organic reactions are a bit too complex for an amateur-amateur like me.
But anyone can see it's worth celebrating when you come out of two years research with a big green tick in the checkbox.
Keep up the great work... you are the one person who made me realise that TH-cam wan't just about pirated music videos and people hiding turds in each others lunchboxes.
Amazing! Congratulations, it's been fun seeing this progress over the last 2 years!
What an incredible accomplishment! You should be truly proud.
This is so cool, congratulations. It's really cool that the public can now watch a graduate level research project from start finish. Hopefully you open peoples eyes :)
Well done! In my opinion, it's been worth all the effort you've put in. I've watched each video from start to finish & have enjoyed it all. Even though I haven't any background in chemistry - outside of high school - I'm still fascinated by it. Keep up the great work!
Congratulations! And thanks for proving once and for all that Daraprim _does not_ cost $750 per pill to make.
Congratulations!!! What an accomplishment. It's been very fun to watch.
congratulations! one of the best journeys on youtube ever
Very impressive. As someone that has always hated chemistry in school, by making a life saving drug in your lab, you have converted me. I'll go back and get my old chemistry books and learn it. If you're reading this don't stop doing what you're doing man, because I'm sure you did the same thing to other people that like me didn't understand the real beauty behind chemistry.
I know that you're showing just a fraction of work that went into this entire project and leaving out a lot of failures, but... Videos and projects like this make me wish I gave chemistry more consideration when picking my field of education. Well done.
Been a subscriber before you tried this. I am so happy you finally did! Congratulations!
Awesome job, this kind of stuff is what makes me hopeful for humanity. Shared knowledge is critically important, and giving people an idea and showing them how things are actually done is what creates great minds.
Congrats to you sir, half the time when I watch your vids I have no clue what your doing but I still find it very interesting an find it fascinating. I can't wait to see what you do next. thank you for the great content an learning opportunity
Good job! I have been watching your vids for 4 years. Im glad you were able to make it this far!
Congrats on finally finishing this pathway, it feels like it's been ages since you began!
Easily one of my if not my favourite video! Thanks for this series. It showed various methods of chemistry that isn't easily or often found on youtube in such great quality (like free radical chlorination, etc.). All in all thank you very much for your commitement.
Thanks NurdRage. Chemistry is such an interesting field. Your channel really helps me learn. I appreciate that. Congrats on reaching your goal.
Well done sir. A legend among chemists has just arisen.
I was surprised to see what Pyrimethamine is used for. Way to go bro.
Amazing work NurdRage!
I've been following your progress, and I can't help but crank the volume up on Post Malone - Congratulations in honor of your work.
I'm excited to see what's next, and again, from the bottom of my heart, thank you.
I 'm so happy for you, and I'm so excited for your success. Fantastic work.
really incredible. this was truly homer's odyssey of amateur chemistry
Wow, this was a super cool video! I'm not into chemistry at all, but I ran across this on reddit, and it made me realize how cool chemistry can be!
Genuinely impressive, you've made me appreciate and enjoy learning (Attempt to understand ) chemistry in a way my teachers never did :)
FUCK YEAH DUDE ! CONGRATULATIONS ! THIS WAS SUCH A JOURNEY...REALLY HAPPY FOR YOU.
Thank you for your persistence. The real achievements in life aren't always immediate. Bringing a task to completion (goal achieved or not) generally will reveal benefits that exceed expectation. ...........It's all about the journey.
_W
Woo I've been waiting for this for a long time, it's been amazing to watch
What a wonderful chemist. Congratulations.