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Whoever is Reading this: Your skin isn't a paper don't cut it Your body isn't a book don't judge it Your heart isn't a door don't lock it Your life isn't a movie don't end it it Your brain isn’t a computer don’t run it You're beautiful If a caterpillar can become a beautiful butterfly you can be more amazing and fly even higher in life (by the way I’m also a small youtuber looking for your support plz) I didn't create this quote Just wanna spread positive vibes
Worse: imagine you are just chilling and you learn that AT LEAST 65% of cells in our bodies are MICROBES. Their cells are much smaller than our meat-bag cells. So we are made by microbes to be their hosts. All macroflora and macrofauna were formed by microbes to be hosts and our DNA is a record of it.
@@realwhigmaster no I mean when we get old and start to doe we cant do anything our way of doing things get blocked by [insert death cause here] so we die because of [insert death cause here]
Fun Fact :- A Dwarf planet, Sedna, in the Kuiper belt takes 10,500 years to complete one revolution around the Sun. I have got a whole video dedicated to fun facts about solar system.
@@BillAnt Humans are living things and living things spread, if we didn't some other species would have done the same things as us just in a slightly different way.
@Dominotik Ivan Tulovskiy what I mean is that cancer doesn't spread from human to human contact(droplets, touching, etc) unlike bacteria and viruses which do. You can't give a random dude cancer if you have it. You are right tho if you're talking about the body, you spoke facts 👌
As a Ph.D student studying microbiology, thank you for making cute animated bacteria. Might I suggest that you all do a video on giant viruses and virophages? They’re a relatively new discovery/concept but really interesting! Basically viruses infecting other viruses!!
Turns out that it's easier to learn stuff when you aren't being forced into it or you aren't under time limits or your "tests" aren't overvalued or you aren't obligated to work.
I know right schools just make interesting stuff like this long, mono, and boring, but if they actually put some effort into it they can make maybe not exactly as cool as this awesome video but something pretty decent and better.
In case it was not obvious enough, the video was indirectly saying that bacteria can only become as big as diffusion allows them to, which is just on the nanometer scale.
@@beyondtubular2435 sloth aren't on the red list? Edit : afther some reseach it have 3 species of sloth 1 it critcal state of extinction, 1 is vunerable and the las one is safe...
@@sheepketchup9059 in this time when good funny memes die off in a matter of days... this has been around for years and people still use it and it's still funny. That's like a miracle or something
I used to just separate from my parents with my sister and we would go and wander around and take the samples. Then we would wait for them to change shifts and we would exploit and take double XD
Great video as always! However, let me actually answer the question in the title "How Large Can a Bacteria get?". In 1999 a non-phototrophic sulphur oxidazing Bacterium called 'Thiomargarita namibiensis', which translates into 'Sulphur pearl of Namibia' was found off the coast of Namibia. The Bacterium was measured up to 0.75 mm in size, which is large enough to easily see by the naked eye! Isn't this amazing?!
for anyone coming across this comment, the way that Thiomargarita namibiensis gets around the diffusion problem is by having a large vacuole in the center of it. So basically all of the cell's "insides" are in a layer closer to the surface of the cell, while the actual core of the cell which is harder to reach by diffusion doesn't hold any of the "important" stuff.
It's mind-blowing that all life depends on something as simple as opening up your window and letting fresh air in and stale air out. Diffusion really is underrated.
Back in my day, we didn’t have all this fancy stuff like photosynthesis and ATP. We used to survive on diffusion and sheer fucking will Edit: You know a comment's good when it beats the creator's own comment. So come on down to Maria's Chicken Sideshop next to literally every KFC
Its a group of people , also , actual science is much more complicated , they arent exaggerating when they say they are grossly oversimplifying some things . But dont get me wrong they are still a great channel
I love the detail where he says "when you breathe in" and then proceeds to breathe in quickly before continuing his sentence. You only include that together with the splendid topics, research and animation if you're extremely dedicated!
Edit : To the team, I think it would mean the world to say hi in the Reply’s. I know it would make mine. Have a nice life, and I hope you are all doing well during the COVID season. Reasons I love Kurzgesagt 1. The Narrator. I swear if you fire them, I will strike. Well, probably not, since I love this channel, but still. 2. The Animation. Every scene is something to look at, it is stunning. Amazing job animation team! 3. The information. The fact that you all show your sources, while also make an easy to digest, animated, video. It is amazing! 4. The Availability. You could get this on Hulu or Netflix. No doubt. It could definitely be on Amazon Prime. But the fact you make this free shows how much you care about educating the world. And mostly the youth, you can't deny it. 5. The demographic. I am 13. I love watching these. My grandpa is 65. He loves watching these. You have made a series that anyone can watch and love. 6. The conclusion. I am going to say it right now. You are the new Bill Nye. Take your seat among the champions. Carl Sagan, Bill Nye, and Neil Degrass Tyson, just to name a few. I hope you see this, and you know that you deserve every subscription and more. Edit 7. The Music. Check the replies to see who said it, but I totally agree. The music is amazing. Edit 8. The Team. I can not stress enough how great everyone on this team is. Everyone only thinks about the Narrator and the Animators, but there are so many more people than that making each and every episode that we all love.
I've learnt so much Biology in a video of Kurzgesagt more than I learnt it at school, thanks Kurzgesagt! Life is a miracle, doesn't matter what's your size... tall or short, big or small. And we should be grateful for it.
I am 30 years old and only now with this video does anything make sense with breathing. I also always wondered how bugs "breathe". Thank you so much for simple powerful information in a stunning visual style.
I want to compliment your editing and writing ✍️, you give a helpful introduction to your topic, and you actually answer the question we clicked on the video about. Great Quality!
Godammit, I was revising for a biology test and saw this video. For the first time I ACTUALLY DECIDED NOT TO PROCRASTINATE. Watching it after the test, turns out this video had the topic that I was revising for. I swear I’m just cursed with bad luck.
I know you’ll never see this but I would really love to see “evolution of life,” an illustration how the singecelled organisms evolved to be multicellular (like here), the struggles they’ve faced and extinction events, how sexual reproduction came about, why dinosaurs were so successful, how mammals took over. I think it would be really neat
There are very large single cellular organisms. However they are very special and have like a ton of nucleus to run the thing. So yeah, not exactly impossible but probably not.
One advantage of being too large for diffusion is that you can put up a thick wall all around you and only allow things in through a few tightly controlled gates. Our skin is basically an impenetrable wall to any invading microbe, covered in poison, while almost all our openings can be closed so we can be pretty selective about what gets in. This makes us a lot more resistant to infection than microscopic lifeforms since infections can get in anywhere with them so long it can trick the chemistry of the cell but we just don't have many living cells at the surface to be tricked since our skin is literally a pile of dead cells. It's like the difference between a rural village and Constantinople in terms of defenses.
Honestly at this point, I can visualize most things a lot easier in meters, but for some reason, I still have a hard time visualizing human height in anything other than feet & inches
Watching this channel and taking short tests should seriously give you a low-key degree in science! It covers nearly everything I learned in my undergrad in such an informative and memorable way.
@@martinalmeida651 or maybe they see it fun to explain things even though they are conscious that it is not meant to be serious or accurate. I understand that people like that may sometimes be annoying, but please think logically man. Just chill oot k?
I am happy that people increasingly recognize scientific dissemination, and information in general. And congratulations to this channel for the enormous quality, production, content ... I love physics and more people should know it too! A hail from Brazil
Sou do Brasil também! Este canal na minha opinião é um dos melhores em divulgação científica da internet, tanto pela animação estilizada quanto pelo nível de didatismo e profissionalismo.
I think I remember Film Theory mentioned this concept to explain how Groot literally grows out of thin air. He uses the carbon dioxide his friends breathed out.
I know that you guys probably won't see this comment, but I really wanted to thank you for helping me understand the corelation between volume and surface (membrane transport). This way I managed to study digestion even better, and I never thought that watching youtube vids could help so much learning for school. Once again, thank you very much!
This was so well done in every way. The script, editing sounds, artwork, animations... Thank you to everyone who worked to make this awesome video a reality. I’m sharing it with everyone I know!
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Hi
The hell how fast do you upload
Also, I didn't get the notification for some unapparent reason
Love your content
wooow im early
Whoever is Reading this:
Your skin isn't a paper don't cut it
Your body isn't a book don't judge it
Your heart isn't a door don't lock it
Your life isn't a movie don't end it it
Your brain isn’t a computer don’t run it
You're beautiful
If a caterpillar can become a beautiful butterfly you can be more amazing and fly even higher in life
(by the way I’m also a small youtuber looking for your support plz)
I didn't create this quote
Just wanna spread positive vibes
If I had these kind of videos available as a kid, I swear I'd be waaay more into science early on!
:o
Woah
These would be so good for high school.
As a 13yo I can verify this
@@reapermaster1233 same
When he said "breathing is an answer to a very hard problem"
I felt that.
Look at demon slayer
Breathing is jojo references
do u have corona?
* sigh* come on guys
is that why we sigh and a deep breath when faced with a huge problem
this channel is more entertaining than netflix
Right lmao
Getting or is?
Yes
And with 100% less pedophilia
no thanks lol. netflix has a lot more shows
Kurzgesagt, the only show that can make bacteria look cute.
E
Lol
😆😆😆😅
Brew: “hold my coffee”
Yes
"Staying alive is about doing things."
I always thought I was dead. Now I'm certain.
Ok, the "thIs comMent iS sO uNderrAter" is overused, but fr this is funny.
Lmao
😂
Took me a second to realise what you did there 😅
lol
These are the happiest single-celled organisms I’ve ever seen.
Dr. why are you watching TH-cam videos? Get back to work!
I'm reporting you to the 05 council .
But what about subject [redacted]?
Can i see those scp lewds you draw?
@Dr. Bright Is that a challenge?
Thanks... I need to breathe manually now..
That's not true, i bet you didn't notice you were breathing manually when you read this
Good thing i don't blink manually
@@sagapulastation1711 you made me blink manually now
get good
@@ultragamer7532 *git gud
ive never been so proud of myself for breathing, my god im such a complex organism i'm impressed with myself
same
turns out we're not small and insignificant, we're actually very large, just very well folded. Still insignificant though...
Evelution is fake :)
@@Comment27560
You're perfect example of Dunning Kruger effect
@@Comment27560 Evolution is not fake , it failed. Failed to evolve you.
kurz: _when you breath in_
*instantly breathes in*
"ah, i see"
Bots...
Oh i did that
This is funny because it’s true
Literally me when breath in
Anyone read the captions? I saw him say birbs
Imagine you’re just chilling and a giant E. Coli comes over and engulfs you
Then you infect E.coli 's gut , revenge100
@@punctdan GG
Right!! 😱😱
@@kshitijsharma759 When you kill a bacteria from the inside: The Future is now old man.
Worse: imagine you are just chilling and you learn that AT LEAST 65% of cells in our bodies are MICROBES. Their cells are much smaller than our meat-bag cells. So we are made by microbes to be their hosts. All macroflora and macrofauna were formed by microbes to be hosts and our DNA is a record of it.
“Staying Alive is about doing things”
Me: *Instantly Dies*
Mood
We do things even when we are not doing things, we dont do things from outside but we are constantly doing something inside
@@The_Chitrakarist so when you die, you do something so you don't die, which is something so you basically never die
Pls gibe de pusi b0ss
@@realwhigmaster no I mean when we get old and start to doe we cant do anything our way of doing things get blocked by [insert death cause here] so we die because of [insert death cause here]
Fun fact: if you were to take someone’s veins and put them in a single string, you would be arrested
Fun fact: Cannibalism isn't illegal in the USA, the person just has to consent to being eaten by you and it's all good.
On a similar thread, a human body has enough bones in it to construct a whole entire skeleton
@@JetFalcon710 No
@@karibrimacombe8710 yes
@@JetFalcon710 no way
Whale-sized bacterium: "I feel empty..."
Me too, squishy boi, me too.
yo call a doctor to get that checked, your guts should be inside, not outside.
@Joseph Mott no
@Joseph Mott hella cringe
@Joseph Mott CRINGE
Hmm, it's fun to wonder how squishy a whale-sized cell membrane would actually feel to the touch...
"Staying alive is about doing things"... many of us have been dead for some time now then
hey quibit love your vids! how is this only 2 likes?
Can I be alive again if I suddenly want to do things
Dead inside to be exact!
If you aren't living, then you're dying.
Fun Fact :-
A Dwarf planet, Sedna, in the Kuiper belt takes 10,500 years to complete one revolution around the Sun.
I have got a whole video dedicated to fun facts about solar system.
Expectation: How large can bacteria get?
Reality: How to breathe
Humans are the largest bacterias/bacteriums on Earth, we eat up everything and spread like cancer. xD
@@BillAnt We're not composed of a single cell though and cancer is not a bacteria. Very bad comparison.
@@BillAnt Humans are living things and living things spread, if we didn't some other species would have done the same things as us just in a slightly different way.
@@BillAnt cancer doesn't spread tho. It's a non communicable disease and it isn't caused by bacteria.
@Dominotik Ivan Tulovskiy what I mean is that cancer doesn't spread from human to human contact(droplets, touching, etc) unlike bacteria and viruses which do. You can't give a random dude cancer if you have it. You are right tho if you're talking about the body, you spoke facts 👌
As a Ph.D student studying microbiology, thank you for making cute animated bacteria. Might I suggest that you all do a video on giant viruses and virophages? They’re a relatively new discovery/concept but really interesting! Basically viruses infecting other viruses!!
Yo they did it!
where it is?
Where?
I love it when he says "In a nutshell" it just completes the experience for me
Like on PBS Spacetime when Matt ends every episode with the words "on spacetime".
Hey, that's the name of the channel!
Ya
Fyi
TM
Why is this channel so damn fascinating? This is how school should be
maybe, because it takes a long time to make, and revise
You're truly a man of intelligence.
Turns out that it's easier to learn stuff when you aren't being forced into it or you aren't under time limits or your "tests" aren't overvalued or you aren't obligated to work.
EXACTLY why can’t kurzgezagt just be our whole entire education system
I know right schools just make interesting stuff like this long, mono, and boring, but if they actually put some effort into it they can make maybe not exactly as cool as this awesome video but something pretty decent and better.
Most memorable narrators in media:
David Attenborough
Morgan Freeman
The Kurzgesagt man
His name is Steve Taylor.
@@luispineda6181 *The K u r z g e s a g t m a n*
@@luispineda6181 *the Kurzgesagt man*
Don't forget Addison Anderson from Ted ED!
@@luispineda6181 Steve Tyler from Aerosmith?
Kurzgesagt: "you're breathing"
Me **suddenly aware of my breathing** "goddammit"
Ehh I’m used to it
Imagine we had to constantly tell ourselves to breathe. It would be so hard to do anything
NAH BRO YOU DID IT TO ME
Try an Alan watts video. He constantly talks about breathing.
Me: *watching video peacefully*
Warrior Wolfy:
""Kurzgesagt: "you're breathing"
Me *suddenly aware of my breathing* "goddammit" ""
Me: "goddammit"
Video: How large can a bacteria get?
Also the video: No
In case it was not obvious enough, the video was indirectly saying that bacteria can only become as big as diffusion allows them to, which is just on the nanometer scale.
They said...
Please sub to weird stuff animation
@@creativenamegoeshere2562 i did
@@coolxplayer12 thank you
Manual breathing activated: The video.
hahaha same
You have cursed me
Yeah lmao
Dude.
True
"staying alive means doing things"
Me: Why do I feel offended by this?
If you're that het up you should do something about -- oh. Hmm.
@@troyterry5759 I know what I must do, but I do not know if I have the strength to do it.
Dude if sloths somehow haven’t gone extinct then your fine
@@beyondtubular2435 sloth aren't on the red list?
Edit : afther some reseach it have 3 species of sloth 1 it critcal state of extinction, 1 is vunerable and the las one is safe...
Not funny
“Life loves free things”
EA: I’m gonna stop you right there
Nestle: Limited time offer for... WATER.
EA games used to be good
gonna need the Standard Jump Expansion Pack to be able to burn more ATP to make a single jump. offer lasts for 10 jumps, then you've got to renew it.
@@elisabethsun7059 They used to be but not now and never ever.
What are you talking about? That ain't true.
EA loves to get free money from people buying the same sports game over and over again!
Kurzgesagt: life loves free things
Me, watching this video for free: yes
everyone else: memes in the comments
me: THE SERIES IS BACK
you're not watching this for free. Eletric energy, internet, etc... :D
LIFE STARTER KIT
Yes TH-cam is "free" alright
@Ward Zahran one is proud of being a nerd, friend
Can we just add that the narrator's voice has never changed.
Yea
ban gay
@@sam-by6sq ?
@@sam-by6sq yo wut
Ture, but it sounded tired to me, hope they havn't created existensial dread in themselves.
Let's be honest: we all really wanted a part 3 and just as we finally forgot about it Kurzgesagt uploaded this
I wanted
@Jan_hruska TV wut?
Yes that’s just the truth
And it sucked.
That’s why i love them so much
This dude's voice is honestly so nice to listen to
2:37
"The great thing about diffusion is that it is free, and Life loves free things. "
Relatable.
@@NovusCenters
Ye, but I literally meant that I live on free things as well lol 😂.
@@NovusCenters: "Free?" You don't pay for internet or electricity?
Well, Kurtzgesagt does come from a socialist country, where they pretend they get their stuff for free.
@@KutWrite HAHA you're right!
@@KutWrite
Lol
6:56
"When you breath in,"
Kurztgesagt: *Breathes in
My satisfaction cannot be measured
He did it. He breath. I never heard him breath.
Nice catch!
Hence proven he is not a robot.
@@indranisarkar9037 no, they still need to find all the traffic lights.
Someone: size does not matter.
Kurzgaesagt: well, actually....
A smaller prick allows ya to diffuse oxygen and carbon dioxide easier
@WANT SÈХ - Rita 24 y.o !!! OPEN MY C A N A L !!!
STFU bot
i mean your breathing thats a thing
7:44 "Your body has 100,000km of blood vessels". This did not age too well lol.
That’s exactly what I hopped into the comments for 😂😂😂
Diffusion: Exists.
Life: "It's free real estate!"
*free*
I don't understand how this meme is still alive but I am so glad it is
actually, literally makes sense in 2 ways
@@zuzpager because it's still funny, that's why.
It's really not that hard to understand 😕
@@sheepketchup9059 in this time when good funny memes die off in a matter of days... this has been around for years and people still use it and it's still funny. That's like a miracle or something
"life loves free things"
*me who loves free costco samples- he's not wrong you know*
Wait doesn't costco have membership fees?
Hmm the science checks out on this one hahah 😂💁🏻♂️😎
I used to just separate from my parents with my sister and we would go and wander around and take the samples. Then we would wait for them to change shifts and we would exploit and take double XD
@Jakob Škoberne who remembers cut the rope XD
AHAHAAAA YES
Kurzgesagt: does another experiment with size
Bird janitor: Ah sh*t, here we go again
LMAO
@Liz Scholle kid alert
@Liz Scholle lol
ehh, just don't comment
Me: sees this birds return also me: the return of the king
Great video as always! However, let me actually answer the question in the title "How Large Can a Bacteria get?". In 1999 a non-phototrophic sulphur oxidazing Bacterium called 'Thiomargarita namibiensis', which translates into 'Sulphur pearl of Namibia' was found off the coast of Namibia. The Bacterium was measured up to 0.75 mm in size, which is large enough to easily see by the naked eye! Isn't this amazing?!
yes!
for anyone coming across this comment, the way that Thiomargarita namibiensis gets around the diffusion problem is by having a large vacuole in the center of it. So basically all of the cell's "insides" are in a layer closer to the surface of the cell, while the actual core of the cell which is harder to reach by diffusion doesn't hold any of the "important" stuff.
@@amentrison2794 I think that method was mentioned in the video, but not any examples of bacteria that use it.
It's mind-blowing that all life depends on something as simple as opening up your window and letting fresh air in and stale air out. Diffusion really is underrated.
Wear your mask and forget everything about this video ;-)
@@justalonesoul5825 Not true but ok
@@justalonesoul5825 what
@@justalonesoul5825 air goes through the mask
@@justalonesoul5825 If you stop breathing when you wear your mask, you’re doing it wrong.
"Size doesen't matter"
Kurzgesagt: eeeeeeehhhh....
300 likes and not a single reply lol
Make that 2 lmao
Make that 3 lmao
Make it 4, take it till 100 without getting flow destroyed
@@chrishudson3798 make it 5
Back in my day, we didn’t have all this fancy stuff like photosynthesis and ATP. We used to survive on diffusion and sheer fucking will
Edit: You know a comment's good when it beats the creator's own comment. So come on down to Maria's Chicken Sideshop next to literally every KFC
I'm so old, when I went to school there was no history.
@@KutWrite kid here, literally confused
Underrated comment.
Alright, gran-gran, time for your nap
Lithovores eat straight up rock
I’m so impressed by the thoughtfulness behind this video. The advice you shared is not only helpful but also incredibly motivating. Keep inspiring us!
I love how professional Kurzgesagt's are, putting official subtitles in every possible language and finding English in them makes my day
British English too XD
@@WolfgangDoW whatever that means lol
Cell: Enjoying ATP
First cell: back in my day...
such an underrated comment
@@dominic.decoco though better than yours....
@@dvrockin609 and better than yours
@@iwastheonewhoasked3624 and better than yours
@@dominic.decoco no
You’re literally the reason I finally know what I want to be when I grow up. Thank you for introducing science (in a fun way) for me.
Awww
You’re*
Its a group of people , also , actual science is much more complicated , they arent exaggerating when they say they are grossly oversimplifying some things . But dont get me wrong they are still a great channel
@@photon3566 yup! And I know :)
@@koningbielel4807 thank you, I’ll correct it
I love the detail where he says "when you breathe in" and then proceeds to breathe in quickly before continuing his sentence. You only include that together with the splendid topics, research and animation if you're extremely dedicated!
Or maybe his brain just switched to manual breathing and he needed to breathe at that moment XD
Edit : To the team, I think it would mean the world to say hi in the Reply’s. I know it would make mine. Have a nice life, and I hope you are all doing well during the COVID season.
Reasons I love Kurzgesagt
1. The Narrator. I swear if you fire them, I will strike. Well, probably not, since I love this channel, but still.
2. The Animation. Every scene is something to look at, it is stunning. Amazing job animation team!
3. The information. The fact that you all show your sources, while also make an easy to digest, animated, video. It is amazing!
4. The Availability. You could get this on Hulu or Netflix. No doubt. It could definitely be on Amazon Prime. But the fact you make this free shows how much you care about educating the world. And mostly the youth, you can't deny it.
5. The demographic. I am 13. I love watching these. My grandpa is 65. He loves watching these. You have made a series that anyone can watch and love.
6. The conclusion. I am going to say it right now. You are the new Bill Nye. Take your seat among the champions. Carl Sagan, Bill Nye, and Neil Degrass Tyson, just to name a few. I hope you see this, and you know that you deserve every subscription and more.
Edit 7. The Music. Check the replies to see who said it, but I totally agree. The music is amazing.
Edit 8. The Team. I can not stress enough how great everyone on this team is. Everyone only thinks about the Narrator and the Animators, but there are so many more people than that making each and every episode that we all love.
Also the music
Idk why but the "defiantly" just makes that sentence very entertaining
@@jeppek1ng Thanks for pointing that out, I missed it while looking it over.
@@jeppek1ng Frickin spell-check screwed me over
@@SnakeMasterEhc
Ouch
Mentions breathing
Me for some reason: *Unable to automatically breathe*
God damnit now im manually breathing XD
Lmaooo same
Why did you do thatttt
When you realise there is no Kurzgesagt intro in this video:
Something's wrong, I can feel it.
Yes, something is off
Like Phil Collen wearing a shirt or Rocky Balboa not blocking with his face anymore.
@@humansrants1694 yes
I was waiting for the intro while the video was over
No
The first cell moments after coming to life: "I'm tired"
Relatable
This might just be the most educational "you are now breathing manually" trick in existence. Bravo.
When you steal a comment
I've learnt so much Biology in a video of Kurzgesagt more than I learnt it at school, thanks Kurzgesagt!
Life is a miracle, doesn't matter what's your size... tall or short, big or small. And we should be grateful for it.
Oh yeah, your so right about it
“Stay alive is about doing things”
Me: Guess I’ll die
I hope
@@Ali_Kareem180 shut up
@@nooneimportant2591 no , no hes got a point
It's so funny because you like to pretend to be depressed to get likes
@@JaydenMontano On what part of the comment did he say he was depressed?
I am 30 years old and only now with this video does anything make sense with breathing. I also always wondered how bugs "breathe". Thank you so much for simple powerful information in a stunning visual style.
"Life loves free things"
It is indeed free real estate
lmao
:|
physics: *doesn't give energy fast enough*
living things: fine, I'll do it mycellf.
Underrated comment
Bang.
I found it papa, I found the hill I'm willing to die on- that was great
bro how did this blow up
Banger
"Diffusion takes higher concentrations of things, and distributes it equally"
*Soviet national anthem intensifies*
Socialism is when cells diffuse. And it’s more socialism, the more cells diffuse. And if a real lot of cells diffuse, it’s communism.
Me: This is my body
My Cells: *REVOLUTION TIME*
@@NinjaLobsterStudios this is so epic he knows Marxism
@@NinjaLobsterStudios haha not true. Communism mean that government take everything and don't share... And cells are dying.
based
I want to compliment your editing and writing ✍️, you give a helpful introduction to your topic, and you actually answer the question we clicked on the video about.
Great Quality!
I finish way too many Kurzgesagt videos with the thought: "I'd definitely play this game".
so true
If you think this gives you that thought, then Tierzoo would make you think you would be watching actual game guides.
@@paisleepunk about real life btw.
how?
@@justsmallyt985 well some videos are video game style.
The entire time, I'm waiting for the intro to pop up.
Same
DAMNIT i didn't notice that
also no birds died
LooneyMar *impossible*
"life loves free things"
me going to every store in the state thats giving out free samples:
I'm Pickle Rick..
Wait, why are the F.B.I. going after free samples now D:
@@MouseGoat Because They are Pickle Rick
@@EnderSpino he does raise a good point
Life just loves free things. Looks like the F.B.I is no exception!
My mom: “Go do something.”
Me, an intellectual: 0:11
kurzegesagt: your life is precious
Also kurzegesagt: oh yeah, and your life is meaningless too
Should you live life to the fullest?
Well yes but actually no
Instructions unclear: Had an existential crisis
Xd
Preciously meaningless
It is precious but ultimately meaningless
"Staying alive is about doing things"
Welp...
Make today the day you start working towards something 💯 make goals, small and big, and keep yourself on track. You can do it homie
Oof
Is that like a personal attack or something?
I wanna touch a bacteria they are smooth
@@milec1727 i- what
Imagine a collab between Kurzgesagt and bill wurtz 😳
I would have a stroke while learning something at the same time
That will be history and science collab
*music moment*
YAS
Sad Bill Nye the science guy noises
So, size does matter.
Godammit, I was revising for a biology test and saw this video. For the first time I ACTUALLY DECIDED NOT TO PROCRASTINATE. Watching it after the test, turns out this video had the topic that I was revising for. I swear I’m just cursed with bad luck.
I feel that
Note to self: always procrastinate
@@mrpedrobraga yes
funnily enough, I'm blessed with good luck.
so I probably stole your luck sorry
Bacteria: "I feel empty"
Me too buddy, me too
Much depression.
@@nookhil You can’t fell depression if you can’t feel anything at all
im watching this before lunch and i feel the same way
@@ireplytoeverything3122 you reply to everything 😮
@@samusam5853 I could if I had thousands of bots which I don’t because bots are awful
Free things that are essential for life:
Sunlight
Gravity
Diffusion
Kurzgesagt videos
Kurzgesagt Is good
Well said!
Hotel? Trivago
@@iwantsexseemyvideo890 This is NSFW.
@@fortune3911 ah I can feel it in the air
A wooosh will happen and then it will be posted on r/woosh one day.
I guarantee it
I know you’ll never see this but I would really love to see “evolution of life,” an illustration how the singecelled organisms evolved to be multicellular (like here), the struggles they’ve faced and extinction events, how sexual reproduction came about, why dinosaurs were so successful, how mammals took over. I think it would be really neat
same
There’s no fucking way they’d fit that into a 10 minute video
Until they do, there’s another channel that does that in greater detail, under the idea of our world being a giant mmo: Tierzoo
The singular form of bacteria is bacterium.
And the singular form of mitochondria is mitochondrion.
And the thing I am and the singular form of stupidity is stupidium.
In latin but not in English I think
@@mabd7340 It's mitochondrion (Greek not Latin)
Hi professor Dave
Me and the boys at 3 am trying to become a multi-cell being.
Gayyyyyyy
But that would be multi-multi-cell beings :D
or well Multi-body beings.
@@MouseGoat A Super-Organism
5:22 "Our Giant bacterium would just die"
"OR Would It?"
*Vsause Music Intensifies*
There are very large single cellular organisms.
However they are very special and have like a ton of nucleus to run the thing.
So yeah, not exactly impossible but probably not.
@@adamxue6096 normally very large single-celled organisms need an active absorption method so they cannot live only with diffusion
Yes, they would.
**Credits roll.**
"Hey Vsause, Michel here"
Here before this comment gets 69.000 reply’s
One advantage of being too large for diffusion is that you can put up a thick wall all around you and only allow things in through a few tightly controlled gates. Our skin is basically an impenetrable wall to any invading microbe, covered in poison, while almost all our openings can be closed so we can be pretty selective about what gets in. This makes us a lot more resistant to infection than microscopic lifeforms since infections can get in anywhere with them so long it can trick the chemistry of the cell but we just don't have many living cells at the surface to be tricked since our skin is literally a pile of dead cells. It's like the difference between a rural village and Constantinople in terms of defenses.
This video constantly put me into manual breathing mode.
@@AxxLAfriku I respect whatever it is you are doing
The narrator: _Repeatedly uses square metres_
Americans watching : *demonic screeching*
I just turn to dust like a vampire in sunlight.
LOL 🤣 😅 🤣
1 metre is equal to 3.3 feet so figure that out for yourself
*ahem*
Reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Honestly at this point, I can visualize most things a lot easier in meters, but for some reason, I still have a hard time visualizing human height in anything other than feet & inches
fascinating
Indeed.
indeedy.
Absolutely
When he explained breathing in the lungs it was really satisfying to breath in and out
Nah
Watching this channel and taking short tests should seriously give you a low-key degree in science! It covers nearly everything I learned in my undergrad in such an informative and memorable way.
"Staying alive is about doing things"
Oh crap didn't realize I was scuicidal.
Not really,we have a brain that thinks,imagine if we had something else
@@nate25222 No shit Sherlock. Like you said, it was a joke.
@@timno9804 Maybe they want to flex their superior intelect
@@martinalmeida651 or maybe they see it fun to explain things even though they are conscious that it is not meant to be serious or accurate. I understand that people like that may sometimes be annoying, but please think logically man. Just chill oot k?
@@martinalmeida651 lmao I got wooshed
Janitor birb: Not again! Priceless!
Birb?
Err mer gurd! It's a birb!
@Spoopy Scary Skelebones
SHHH I'm hiding from Arceus
I am happy that people increasingly recognize scientific dissemination, and information in general. And congratulations to this channel for the enormous quality, production, content ... I love physics and more people should know it too!
A hail from Brazil
Sou do Brasil também! Este canal na minha opinião é um dos melhores em divulgação científica da internet, tanto pela animação estilizada quanto pelo nível de didatismo e profissionalismo.
Kkkk só a trupe
"Staying alive is about doing things."
🎵Ah ah ah ah! Staying alive! Staying alive! 🎵
Size ? hah my country's goverment is full of a large bacterias....
I think you’re thinking of parasites? Or you are the very literal, idk
@Marcellus McCloud Georgia
@@youtubeaccount8306 Yes they are parasites
@Türkiye Forever Very bad :(
Bro you should visit turkey
It is a madhouse of big parasites :(
"Trees make sugar out of thin air and sunlight."
Why do I love this.
I think I remember Film Theory mentioned this concept to explain how Groot literally grows out of thin air. He uses the carbon dioxide his friends breathed out.
I know that you guys probably won't see this comment, but I really wanted to thank you for helping me understand the corelation between volume and surface (membrane transport). This way I managed to study digestion even better, and I never thought that watching youtube vids could help so much learning for school. Once again, thank you very much!
This is explaining biology in 10 minutes in a way everyone remembers. Despite my years of biology in school I didn't learn neatly as much
capitalists: "nothing is free"
diffusion: *soviet anthem plays* "IT IS I, DIFFUSION, DISTRIBUTING THE MEANS OF REPRODUCTION TO ALL CELLULAR LIFE"
based
Cringe
I would say it can be better described as getting as much as you possibly can for as little as you possibly can.
It's not totally free. You have to generate entropy to do it
@@hisham_as diffusion is an example of entropy at work
This was so well done in every way. The script, editing sounds, artwork, animations...
Thank you to everyone who worked to make this awesome video a reality. I’m sharing it with everyone I know!
"Staying alive is about doing things."
So I've been dead for some weeks now.
Ive been dead since 2 months into quarantine.
*years
I've always been dead.
Kurzgesagt: “Staying alive is doing something.”
Me: “I guess I’m not alive...”
I wanna comment “Lol” but for some reason it won’t let me
@@elisabethsun7059 I'll do it
Lol
@@kirakira9906 no, I'll do it
lol
technically, you only have 2 to 3 minutes to live. but every time you breathe it resets the timer
Sir this is a Wendy's
@@sirhmmdebatable2728 sir this is a mcdonalds
Sir this is a dairy queen
@@pizzamaster355 sir this is a burger King
sir this is youtube
4:35
Kurzgesagt: "In a nutshell..."
Me: *pointing DiCaprio meme* HE SAID IT
what
@@plant5875 It's the channel name
@@aa01blue38 he has said that before
@@aa01blue38 he has said that before
@@iSyriux why are you so boring like bruh
5:30
Lizard: Omae wa mou shindeiru
Cow: Oh. Thats cute.
there might be a giant pod of bacteria just swimming on the ocean floor where no human has ever seen before
Everyone: Ahh!!! Here goes our Monthly Eye smoothing Animation
"Take a tree. Its way to stay alive is to create sugar *out of thin air* and sun light."
I like how that goes well both literally and figuratively
"One of the most important regulators in life: size."
Edit: This is my most liked comment. I'm happy
"It's not the size that matters, it's the technique."
"Your momma is so regulated..."
*i dont get i- WAIT HOLD UP!*
Lol took me a sec to realise
@@Allnatural-10b *laugh in size and technique
0:29 So that bird has no lungs.
NAW😂😂 😂😂
4:35 Kurzgesagt, can you just give him a break? he seemed so tired to clean everytime you guys experimented with size :(
Teacher: What's diffusion?
Student: *farts*
Teacher: Correct!
😅
Lol
The fact your comment has so few likes is a crying shame
So underrated comment
"life loves free things"
So do I life, so do I...