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I should add that I get that she has her own life outside of Hank's projects and y'know, a baby, but I just think she's cool and it'd be fun to have her do stuff with SciShow even if it's just occasionally
Hank and Katherine are awesome together. Is their "couples name" Katherank or Hankerine? I hope its the second one, then we could say, "I've got a hankering for Hankerine." ;)
I like how Spoiler Katherine is thinking "Hank is guaranteed to confidently bet a lot, and likely enough to get the wrong answer, how about I just bet nothing?"
I know it's years later but quarantine is hitting hard as my family doesn't know I'm nonbinary, so I literally started crying when you said "and nonbinary friends." I'm just so grateful to feel the support. Thank you!
I enjoy the dynamic between the two. I've always said that successful couples are polar opposites in terms of personality. You can really see both halves of a whole with these two.
I’m guessing this will be about Metamucil? edit: I expected more Metamucil, but this is one of my favourite episodes. Katherine and Hank are hilarious together.
Of course, she's gotta live with the Hank Green experience, ALL THE TIME. Given his success, it's obvious she must be just as brilliant, just as witty, and just as knowledgeable as he is. Based on what I've just seen, she also gets a +1 bonus on everything, simply because Mr. Green defers to Mrs. Green, without which who knows what drivel he and his brother would be spouting in obscurity these days? :) Just kidding, mostly because I'm so jealous of nerdy couples that make it look so easy.
I really like Hank but after this vid, I think I love Katherine. The next time someone suggests I'm wrong at work, I am ABSOLUTELY going to say, 'You have something on your face there' in a dismissive manner.
The hint is in the name, solinaceous plants, the nightshade family include potatoes and tomatoes and, I believe, the red, green and yellow peppers too (same peppers just stages of maturity).
I always get a little too angry whenever these videos come out and half the comments are people talking about the term nonbinary being "unscientific". Maybe because it hits a little too close to home, there's no worse condemnation for me than calling something I accept irrational and not based on empirical evidence or logic. When I was a kid I wanted to be a biologist, and now I'm going to university I am studying mathematics because I just can't accept things that are inelegant or have questionable validity. I also used to be a person who thought like those people in the comments, and I lost a friend because of it. It wasn't even ideas that made me so insensitive, it was words. I hadn't really been taught the gender and biological sex were different things, and for a very brief time after I was I wasn't convinced English didn't need redundancies in its words for biological sex. People aren't denying the existence of sexual dimorphism (forgetting for a time rarer occurrences that lead to intersex peoples who shouldn't really be forgotten), what they are saying is that small hormonal differences and the production of one kind of genitals or another is not necessary *or* sufficient to act in a permutation one of two almost entirely socially and historically defined roles (or for that matter to be committed to and defined by those genitals). The entire notion that having more complex ways to describe things is less scientific is alien to me, especially in the softer "stamp collecting" fields. Yes, making models is great, but biology is too messy to even make biological sex binary, it's crazy to think you can have a completely accurate nontrivial binary classifier for something as complex in its structure as a brain. Yes, the brain is lacking in a lot of ways I want my primary computer to be, it falls into local maxima or minima for games where there is an ideal solution, and it can be clouded by emotions evolutionarily designed for primitive circumstances, but it's still a network with around 86 billion nodes and it's the biggest computational black box problem...ever. It seems like you're losing information if you decide there are only two types of this abstract structure, wrong if you're basing it on another loosely correlated factor outside the structure, and losing the battle if you assign a bunch of cultural and historical baggage to people who don't want it.
Kat The Nerdfighter a commonly cited culture with a third gender is the Indian one. As and Indian I’d like to say that yes, these people exist, but they are in no way treated as equal and respectable members of society. Sadly, of course. I just dislike it when there is a huge amount of inequality in cultures like mine in terms of gender identity and gender itself, but western liberals present it as if it’s better than their own because we’ve had a female prime minister or have a third gender. Although these things are true, it does not mean that we’ve achieved social equality and it does nothing to fight against the inequality in those places of the world. It’s often much worse here than in the western countries these comparisons are made.
The bat bombs were likely based on an old story of a clever man who with his army was setting siege to a city. The people of the city wanted to negotiate, and he said that he would be satisfied with a token tribute: One pigeon from each family. In those days pigeons were kept for eggs and meat by most people. Upon receiving the pigeons, he waited until evening and attached small containers with live coals to each one, and released them. The pigeons, of course, all flew home to their cotes, many of which then caught fire, and the city burned. We still have a proverb that the pigeons have come home to roost. [NOT Chickens, but pigeons}
This is cool, especially the last part. I breathe at a lower rate, because I have a persistent fetal hemoglobin allele, which is more efficient than the ordinary adult alpha version. 1/9th of my hemoglobin is fetal, 4/9ths is half alpha, half gamma, and the other 4/9ths is double alpha (ordinary adult version). Genetic analysis is so cool.
You should start giving 2 I won SciShow pins so that the I lost SciShow pins are rarer.
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"The third angel sounded his trumpet, and a great star, blazing like a torch, fell from the sky on a third of the rivers and on the springs of water- the name of the star is Wormwood. A third of the waters turned bitter, and many people died from the waters that had become bitter." (Rev 8:10-11) The Ukrainian language word for "wormwood" is чорнобиль or "chornobyl", the Ukrainian name of the town of Chernobyl.
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That's a weird pronunciation of the Bajau People. Lol
I still contend that Katherine Green is one of the most charming people who has ever lived.
More than Aranda? There is no person more charming than Aranda.
Okay maybe Jesse when she's holding Cass.
“it’s our last name”
“wow”
these two have never failed to make me smile
Katherine's sense of humour is brilliant. Can we get her writing scripts for SciShow and maybe presenting?
I should add that I get that she has her own life outside of Hank's projects and y'know, a baby, but I just think she's cool and it'd be fun to have her do stuff with SciShow even if it's just occasionally
Olan Kenny if you want more of Katherine’s humor, they have a podcast together called Delete This, it’s excellent
Yes, finally! The Katherine on a
Scishow Quiz Show!
Hank and Katherine are awesome together. Is their "couples name" Katherank or Hankerine?
I hope its the second one, then we could say, "I've got a hankering for Hankerine." ;)
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Hankerine definitely
I recoment 2 cc of Hankerine solution stat
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You rock, I want you to know that I appreciate most of you comments on these channels. Hankerine it is.
I like how
Spoiler
Katherine is thinking "Hank is guaranteed to confidently bet a lot, and likely enough to get the wrong answer, how about I just bet nothing?"
Awww. A scientific couple!
Get thee a human who looks at and talks to you the way Hank does with Katherine, and the way Katherine does with Hank - it’s so lovely 😊
I know it's years later but quarantine is hitting hard as my family doesn't know I'm nonbinary, so I literally started crying when you said "and nonbinary friends." I'm just so grateful to feel the support. Thank you!
Hope you're doing great, friend!
The first time both contestants got a perfect score going into the final round. Congrats. Also Hank, you married up I see. Congrats.
Hank’s wife!!! Finally!!!
So adorable! I can’t even!!!
All we need now is a showdown between these two, and John and his wife!
I enjoy the dynamic between the two. I've always said that successful couples are polar opposites in terms of personality. You can really see both halves of a whole with these two.
Best episode yet. love the interaction Hank has with his wife.
I’m guessing this will be about Metamucil?
edit: I expected more Metamucil, but this is one of my favourite episodes. Katherine and Hank are hilarious together.
Same
Delete This has made me fall in love with Katherine. She is whip smart and hilarious.
I love Hank and Katherine videos! I’m watching old Vlogbrothers videos and I love when they’re singing or talking in them.
Shoutout to the Scishow comment moderation team. Thanks for making this place feel nicer
There's honestly something kind of genuinely beautiful about how Hank says something dumb, almost certainly to set up a joke for Katherine.
Katherine makes the best faces!
Green is not a creative color.
You have earned my respect.
Im having flashbacks
PowahSlap Entertainmint I think is spelled colour.
I'm a computery guy.
That is not a creative comment
Man, the Greens are intelligent! Their child will do well👍
I mean, they both have Masters' of Science degrees.
This one was so much fun! They should definitely have Katherine and Hank on together again when Scishow Quizshow starts again! 👍
lol neither of them really objected to the idea of fighting to the death of their marriage
Of course, she's gotta live with the Hank Green experience, ALL THE TIME. Given his success, it's obvious she must be just as brilliant, just as witty, and just as knowledgeable as he is. Based on what I've just seen, she also gets a +1 bonus on everything, simply because Mr. Green defers to Mrs. Green, without which who knows what drivel he and his brother would be spouting in obscurity these days? :)
Just kidding, mostly because I'm so jealous of nerdy couples that make it look so easy.
its crazy how they both make the same movements, facial expressions and have the same humour; what a couple
The Katherine appears!
I'm loving this. Katherine is just hilarious
Oh my god, it's Katherine :D I love the chemistry between them :)
holy cow an ACTUAL commercial break! i barely knew what was even happenning
Dang what a power couple! They didn't miss any questions until the last one
Katherine Green is the best green. Katherine green sounds like a colour Bob Ross would use along with Phthalo blue. A really nice green.
brilliant.
Katherine is hilarious. Clearly the brains behind the operation.
It's been a long time since I've seen Katherine on TH-cam. She's amazing - very clever and witty!
Yesss Katherine is such a gem. So glad to see another cameo from her.
ladies and gentlemen and *nonbinary friends*
catch me screaming at this amazing rep
how is it?
Starius2 absolutely wonderful my friend
@@biblicallyaccurateangel1378 what?
SAME
@@biblicallyaccurateangel1378 explain??
I love that he includes non-binary. I came up with an intro (or I heard it somewhere, I can't remeber). "Hello, guys and gals and non-binary pals!"
Beefy Spleens
Andria Rodrigues seriously the Bajou are legit.
Mmmm. Sounds delicious.
Andria Rodrigues 😂😂😂👍🏼
Spleefy beens
Rhymes with peachy keen
I really like Hank but after this vid, I think I love Katherine. The next time someone suggests I'm wrong at work, I am ABSOLUTELY going to say, 'You have something on your face there' in a dismissive manner.
Having listened to a lot of the podcast, Katherine looks different than I expected. She sure smiles a lot though, so that's nice to see :D
It’s like a live delete this!! I love it!
Katherine! And Hank! And Michael Aranda! Great stuff!
Oh my, I miss SciShow Quiz Show!!!
Thanks to citation needed for giving me knowledge I never knew I would ever need about bat incendiary bombs.
I would like to remind everyone that the man who said "I liked the puffy head one" has a Master's degree.
i laughed way too hard at the brand new car joke. stefan you are awesome
What the heck?! A SciShow commercial break that's *actually* a commercial?? It's a first in history!
the spleen question was the only one I knew for sure. I specifically remember there being a few news articles floating around when they found it out.
*gasp* It's The Katherine!
The hint is in the name, solinaceous plants, the nightshade family include potatoes and tomatoes and, I believe, the red, green and yellow peppers too (same peppers just stages of maturity).
Katherine needs to be on more often, especially since she is now completely in charge of the marriage.
This has to be the most successful scishow quiz show ???
10:55 *_"Sweepy"_* 😂😂😂
its very funny to see Katherine's face instead of just hearing her voice on the pod!
So that explains the poisonous potatoes in Minecraft
Katherine is so smart and beautiful - Hank, you're a lucky guy!
If Metamucil hasn’t sponsored hank yet they’re making a massive mistake
I hope I grow up to be as cool as Katherine....
I'm 28.
This was super fun, please do more like this!
HOLY CRAP, AN ACTUAL COMMERCIAL DURING THE COMMERCIAL BREAK!
Fun way to bring some extra drama into a marriage!
Wow, finally, commercial break is a real commercial break! :)
The next logical step would be Celebrity SciShow Quiz Show. My vote is Neil deGrasse Tyson.
Vs. Bill Nye
YES PLEASE
i really like the answer explanations given in this quiz show
that bat bomb thing is one of the most disturbing things ive ever heard wtf
In a Green versus Green fight, the Husband always loses. (How's the couch, Hank!)
It's okay I ain't got to worry about poop too! My parents used to love it when I would call with a story!
Are you Green? I’m super green.
I always get a little too angry whenever these videos come out and half the comments are people talking about the term nonbinary being "unscientific". Maybe because it hits a little too close to home, there's no worse condemnation for me than calling something I accept irrational and not based on empirical evidence or logic. When I was a kid I wanted to be a biologist, and now I'm going to university I am studying mathematics because I just can't accept things that are inelegant or have questionable validity. I also used to be a person who thought like those people in the comments, and I lost a friend because of it. It wasn't even ideas that made me so insensitive, it was words. I hadn't really been taught the gender and biological sex were different things, and for a very brief time after I was I wasn't convinced English didn't need redundancies in its words for biological sex. People aren't denying the existence of sexual dimorphism (forgetting for a time rarer occurrences that lead to intersex peoples who shouldn't really be forgotten), what they are saying is that small hormonal differences and the production of one kind of genitals or another is not necessary *or* sufficient to act in a permutation one of two almost entirely socially and historically defined roles (or for that matter to be committed to and defined by those genitals). The entire notion that having more complex ways to describe things is less scientific is alien to me, especially in the softer "stamp collecting" fields. Yes, making models is great, but biology is too messy to even make biological sex binary, it's crazy to think you can have a completely accurate nontrivial binary classifier for something as complex in its structure as a brain. Yes, the brain is lacking in a lot of ways I want my primary computer to be, it falls into local maxima or minima for games where there is an ideal solution, and it can be clouded by emotions evolutionarily designed for primitive circumstances, but it's still a network with around 86 billion nodes and it's the biggest computational black box problem...ever. It seems like you're losing information if you decide there are only two types of this abstract structure, wrong if you're basing it on another loosely correlated factor outside the structure, and losing the battle if you assign a bunch of cultural and historical baggage to people who don't want it.
Goodness, the length of this. You're a good person. Go do good things. Stay away from this useless war my friend.
Kat The Nerdfighter a commonly cited culture with a third gender is the Indian one. As and Indian I’d like to say that yes, these people exist, but they are in no way treated as equal and respectable members of society. Sadly, of course. I just dislike it when there is a huge amount of inequality in cultures like mine in terms of gender identity and gender itself, but western liberals present it as if it’s better than their own because we’ve had a female prime minister or have a third gender. Although these things are true, it does not mean that we’ve achieved social equality and it does nothing to fight against the inequality in those places of the world. It’s often much worse here than in the western countries these comparisons are made.
yas hank and katherine are the best i'm so excited about this video
10:55 Muscle Hank moment.
The bat bombs were likely based on an old story of a clever man who with his army was setting siege to a city. The people of the city wanted to negotiate, and he said that he would be satisfied with a token tribute: One pigeon from each family. In those days pigeons were kept for eggs and meat by most people. Upon receiving the pigeons, he waited until evening and attached small containers with live coals to each one, and released them. The pigeons, of course, all flew home to their cotes, many of which then caught fire, and the city burned. We still have a proverb that the pigeons have come home to roost. [NOT Chickens, but pigeons}
I love how they think that ebay is most likely going to exist in 10-20 years 😄
Damn The US really went from pigeon and bat bombs to nukes in a year
Catherine is a fox, you better cherish her Hank!
They're adorable. #relationshipgoals
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It’s not Ever day that hank get beaten by his wife never let him forget it Katherine
We don't know it's not every day. They've both said that most of Hank's good ideas come from Katherine.
I have 30 "I Lost Sci-Show Quiz Show" pins so far.
My kids' college is paid for.
this is the best SciShow episode I have seen
Watching Michael slowly lose his mind in these episodes makes me wonder if that’s the secret reason it ended 😂
So jelly of you two nerds
Hey! It’s the Katherine!
Katherine is _savage_
Which is super funny
Michael makes a commerical for a cooking class, when he hates cooking? Hilarious.
Also, Katharine is my queen.
0:00 I FEEL SUPPORTED
This is cool, especially the last part. I breathe at a lower rate, because I have a persistent fetal hemoglobin allele, which is more efficient than the ordinary adult alpha version. 1/9th of my hemoglobin is fetal, 4/9ths is half alpha, half gamma, and the other 4/9ths is double alpha (ordinary adult version). Genetic analysis is so cool.
Guys, Gals, & Non-Binary Pals is another good one.
They totally killed it. Great duo.
what's this? an actual commercial during the commercial break?? amazing
You should start giving 2 I won SciShow pins so that the I lost SciShow pins are rarer.
"The third angel sounded his trumpet, and a great star, blazing like a torch, fell from the sky on a third of the rivers and on the springs of water- the name of the star is Wormwood. A third of the waters turned bitter, and many people died from the waters that had become bitter." (Rev 8:10-11)
The Ukrainian language word for "wormwood" is чорнобиль or "chornobyl", the Ukrainian name of the town of Chernobyl.
Liked 17 seconds in because I was included in the introductory welcome!
What would it take to compete in scishow quiz show. Would have aced this one. Love you guys!
6:48 when my teacher asks me questions after i finish my powerpoint
Michael: This wasn't the only animal based bomb in development.
My brain: Chicken powered nuclear bomb
Wow...Mario, Luigi & Yellow Toad Finally Together........!!!!
Knew chickens couldn't eat Green potatoe skins but didn't know humans would get hurt.
I remember back when these guys sung 'on the rise'. Shake that orange baby
here with a whoa. what a great couple lol
Thank you Citation Needed.