Superb! - Simple - succinctly explained - Accurate results - Well worthy of being shown in schools. I guess all the other experiments you did could be considered a rehearsal for this. I like it a lot.
Thanks a lot Stephen! I'm trying a more professional approach, trying to reach a wider audience. Would be nice to find more people who like (doing) experiments. Would be nice to discuss topics and setups, with 'respectful' people
@@disparslab326 Yeah, it's a bit disappointing that it appears very difficult to reach a wider audience on something factual and informative without there being some "sensational" component thrown into the mix and even if you tried following all the advice about how to get more views and subs, it makes such little difference and can cost you money - I tried one of those tools that supposedly helps you write titles with trending keywords but honestly, it was a waste of money. The only thing I've noticed seems relatively easy to start gaining followers is simply "reacting to" other people's content - usually Americans reacting to British TV, comedy or music typically, or some VERY hot topic such as climate change, Trump, - ie something that causes LOTS of arguments in the comments, telling the algorithm people are engaging with the subject, regardless of whether that's positive or negative. I've experimented with various things that I've not dared to upload because I've pushed the boundaries a bit of what would be deemed acceptable, even though I'm pretty sure quite a few people would enjoy it - lip-syncing type videos, making people seem to be saying daft things they hadn't said - but the way things are in the UK lately, people getting jailed for merely saying things other people don;t like, I'm in no mood for taking the risk of my jokes being taken out of context.
@@disparslab326 If I may offer some advice in terms of reaching a wider audience. A good, eye catching thumbnail can make a world of difference, with some enticing words on it. "Proving the science deniers wrong!" or something like that. As someone who has a second channel with a few thousand subs, I learned the hard way that you have to play the youtube game to get eyes on your videos because you are competing with so many others all trying to grab people's attention and people's attention span gets shorter every year.
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Very clear and consistent demonstration Dispar, nice work my friend.
Nicely explained too and results say it all. 👍😊
Superb! - Simple - succinctly explained - Accurate results - Well worthy of being shown in schools. I guess all the other experiments you did could be considered a rehearsal for this. I like it a lot.
Thanks a lot Stephen! I'm trying a more professional approach, trying to reach a wider audience. Would be nice to find more people who like (doing) experiments. Would be nice to discuss topics and setups, with 'respectful' people
@@disparslab326 Yeah, it's a bit disappointing that it appears very difficult to reach a wider audience on something factual and informative without there being some "sensational" component thrown into the mix and even if you tried following all the advice about how to get more views and subs, it makes such little difference and can cost you money - I tried one of those tools that supposedly helps you write titles with trending keywords but honestly, it was a waste of money. The only thing I've noticed seems relatively easy to start gaining followers is simply "reacting to" other people's content - usually Americans reacting to British TV, comedy or music typically, or some VERY hot topic such as climate change, Trump, - ie something that causes LOTS of arguments in the comments, telling the algorithm people are engaging with the subject, regardless of whether that's positive or negative. I've experimented with various things that I've not dared to upload because I've pushed the boundaries a bit of what would be deemed acceptable, even though I'm pretty sure quite a few people would enjoy it - lip-syncing type videos, making people seem to be saying daft things they hadn't said - but the way things are in the UK lately, people getting jailed for merely saying things other people don;t like, I'm in no mood for taking the risk of my jokes being taken out of context.
@@disparslab326 If I may offer some advice in terms of reaching a wider audience. A good, eye catching thumbnail can make a world of difference, with some enticing words on it. "Proving the science deniers wrong!" or something like that. As someone who has a second channel with a few thousand subs, I learned the hard way that you have to play the youtube game to get eyes on your videos because you are competing with so many others all trying to grab people's attention and people's attention span gets shorter every year.