I've been following StarTalk for quite a while now, say about 5-6 years. And considering I have massive respect for Neil deGrasse and he and his knowledge are the main reasons I click on the videos, I have to say Chuck became this major part in this, to the point where I would probably stop watching if Chuck left this chemistry they have created together. Used to think "who is this clown?" many many years ago and sometimes I still have that feeling where I shout at the screen "let Neil speak, you buffoon!", but in the end that is the secret ingredient behind all of this. So, yeah Chuck, if you read this, you CAN and most likely ARE someone's hero around here, that guy that some people look up to and hope one day they can be YOU. And it's something you deserve to be praised for, I mean you're working with one of the greatest, brightest minds alive, it would be so easy to be overshadowed by Neil and end up "just the buffoon that read the questions", but you're not, you are a smart guy that can keep the pace with Neil while crackin' jokes, and it's impressive. Something I and 99% of us could not manage.
I agree. And I've just now started getting back into watching years later. Politics have been consuming my time. 3 days ago started watching Neil, Sagan, Hawking, etc. again for piece of mind.
Chuck Nice is one of the most genuinely excited individuals I've ever listened to when learning about physics and he is an absolute delight to listen to working with Neil on StarTalk. Thank you, guys.
This show is so important because even after Chuck giggled at the (in his mind) elementary question of thunder......he still gained a better understanding of something he thought he knew.
its so cool to see how much chuck has learned over the years of doing star talk, he almost answers some of the questions on his own these days, super cool!
I clicked on the video because I misread the title as “Psychics all around us”. Now I’m hooked on these videos. I keep coming back to this one though. They’ve converted me/educated me!
I'm so grateful for these videos resuming! I have an astrophysics degree from UVA that I've never used. I joined the Air Force and they decided to give me a different career. I appreciate the discussion on how physics and math promote critical thinking and make folks like us valuable in any profession. Thanks Neal and Chuck! Glad to see you're back posting content to TH-cam!
i wholeheartedly believe that Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson is the articulate equivalent to a poet describing his ode to existence...the passion Dr. Tyson wields as he joins words together using an intellectual algorithm that he has is and always will be perfecting is intense, his need for us to comprehend what we know as well as what we don't is second to none. his genuality is a breath of fresh air .. i love that he shares his personality with us with out holding back... .......Here's To, "Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson" one of the good guys....
I’m always impressed with Chuck! He’s funny, but he’s a smart guy and he’s a sponge. He soaks up everything Neil says and has in-depth conversations with experts with ease. He is a great part of the show 🙏
Hollister David thank you for stating the obvious... It is obviously an extremely hard field to study in, and how are you going to say that he is often wrong even though he has a PhD in Astrophysics. If he didn't know what he was talking about then he would not have gotten a PhD because you kind of need to know and understand a lot to get one.
Hollister David And if you think he makes so many mistakes then stop watching his videos because it must then be a waste of your time, and why don't you just leave us inspired people alone because all that matters is what he is trying to do, is to inspire more people to get into science as a whole. He isn't expecting everyone to go and get a PhD but to just develop their curiosity of the universe.
@@HopDavid Can you shut your pessimistic mouth? He motivates people to ask questions and you try to shoot those people that are inspired down. Let people make their own decision what to puruse. People like you annoy me so much, what went wrong in your life that you act like that.
@@HopDavid Why pursue astrophysics if its just math and as you claim and make it sound "boring" and 'not worth it'? You might think you're smartass but how about you think 2 seconds before commenting.
I love Star Talk and I've been watching these discussions fairly recently. I've seen Neil talk way back on other occassions. *And let me say, having Chuck on these makes it way more interesting. He is really smart and an intellectual being. He learns fast and has good memory too, which every student, a teacher or a common man would like to have, but only a few can actually be. Being street smart and book smart, together, is tough. And Neil is the epitome of that and Chuck, a novice, is a natural pro.* He can actually keep up with Neil and even amaze him at times. And not to mention he makes good jokes that makes the viewer more relaxed and receptive to information and ideas. *Chuck sometimes gives a new dimension or new attribute to some topics of discussion, which surprises Neil every time.* A comedian is smart in the way that he observes, deduces, interprets and connects certain things that common people fail to notice. And Chuck here is an above average intelligent comedian, which we don't see often. *And I like that Neil is a bit more down to earth with Chuck around.* Because as talented and genius Neil is, I hate it whenever he gives that sense that others are always wrong and he is always right. He is not always right. And I see him accepting that a bit more, (maybe Chuck has some influence). *So yea I learn a lot from these two men. Thank you!*
Hi there from Cape Town , South Africa...knew nothing of physics or our universe ,until I started watching you guys...and now it's like a bed time story fix every night... Thank you ❤
Love your show. You'll make learning about cosmic interesting for me a 75 year old black women. I 'm enjoying listening and learning, as you'll say, "it's better than googling the subject. Thank you!!
At first I was sceptic to you, Chuck, but over time you have become such a fantastic important part of this show. I am so thankful for your content and I wish it will go on forever. I need to navegiate to patreon now.
At first, I thought asking about thunder was basic, but that explanation humbled me. It's not just the lightning that causes it, but a whole string of things. Thanks for teaching me that.
8:30 when my teacher introduced optical activity in the class i was blown away by the fact that same chemical formula and structural formula can produce different effect in biology due to there different optical rotations.
Thank you Neil, for sharing your time and knowledge with us! I learn so much from you and I'm thoroughly entertained. Great concept for a show! Teach me more!
I love Dr Tyson. And, I gotta say, Chuck Nice just might be the coolest person ever. Thanks you guys! Also, if the fact that some (a few) people downvoted this video isn’t proof of a fifth dimension, I don’t know what is.
A remark on ur longwinded answers I LOVE EM some ppl love the sound of their voice saying nothing when u talk I get hypnotized by ur enthusiasm of sharing, guiding, teaching knowledge Love you Broski N Thank You so much 4 sparking curiosity.
«There is no understanding of biology wothout chemistry, and there is no understanding of chemistry without physics», and there is no understanding of physics without mathematics.
And there is no understanding of mathematics without logic, and there is no foundation of logic without axioma's (or dogma's if that's your thing) and there is no understanding of that without philosophy.
Your brain wakes up with power of physics . The explosions of energy in your brain is calculated by your brain and you decipher within the equilibrium that makes motor functions. It's great stuff.
The Spearmint versus Carraway example is something I've longed for twenty years since falling in love with Organic Chemistry. An excellent example of chiral centers, and the extrapolation of other things that use/sense them. I shall repeat this to people I know ad nauseam.
Thank you Niel for everything , I'm now joining a college and pursuing a bsc degree physics honours, after completing a degree in computer engineering. I would've gone for bsc physics first if I had a teacher like you.
Fantastic talk - today we were talking about lightening and it's so interesting to hear them explain it. Everything I hear from Neil Degrasee Tyson I repeat to everyone I know, and people are just as fascinated as me.
I really need a button on TH-cam called "repeat that for me" or a command on Google home to do the same. Because you guys sometimes say stuff wants me to do that a lot. Thank you I love you ❤️
Arg. Tyson was about to talk about if we eat food from another planet with a different symmetry but then broke off and they started joking. I hate that lol. I wanted to see what he was going to say.
Probably that you can't digest it, because our stomach enzymes would be the wrong chirality and couldn't plug in properly to break it down. It wouldn't find the weak chemical bonds required to cut them into more body friendly sizes.
This conversation flows in ways that makes me upset that every other podcast I heard for the last several years has trickled. It just dives straight into action. Damn!
Chuck, u have nothing to be insecure about . Not only do u make one of the greatest men ever laugh like a kid, you have an evolving intellect and a awesome friendship! I think you're dope too.
The speed of sound at 15°C is 340 m/s so to calculate how far the lightning is multiply 340 by the seconds(the moment you saw the lightning until you hear the thunder) to get the distance in meters
Mr. H it's ignored because it's almost instant, If you could travel at the speed of light, you could go around the Earth's equator 7.5 times in one second.
21:36 Tbf, Congress has never really represented the people, but then Neil would be correct again since it is in all of us to make it actually represent us.
@@dongiovanni4331 Probably more accurate to say that politicians will nod to people populating polling precincts. They will _pander_ to people (or organizations) that give them lots of money.
@@globaldigitaldirectsubsidi4493 I merely stated a simple fact. Human beings are selfish, it's in our nature, and no ideology can change that. It's been that way since the dawn mankind.
@@dalmarampere6637 absolute bullshit. Evolution adapts behaviour constantly. We are selfish because capitalism makes us selfish, it isolates us into the social construction of property.
Actually I think the bark thing is more about how thick it is. So in a forest fire the bark is sufficiently thick enough to withstand a blaze and protect the tree from damage
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How have you used physics today?
Revising for exams.
In my exam in mechanics! Had some Lagrangian mechanics as well as some kinetics!
Cooked dinner, does that count? :D
To think and come up with ideas that make me more curious.
Ow no, I don't. I only have used math.
I've been following StarTalk for quite a while now, say about 5-6 years. And considering I have massive respect for Neil deGrasse and he and his knowledge are the main reasons I click on the videos, I have to say Chuck became this major part in this, to the point where I would probably stop watching if Chuck left this chemistry they have created together. Used to think "who is this clown?" many many years ago and sometimes I still have that feeling where I shout at the screen "let Neil speak, you buffoon!", but in the end that is the secret ingredient behind all of this.
So, yeah Chuck, if you read this, you CAN and most likely ARE someone's hero around here, that guy that some people look up to and hope one day they can be YOU. And it's something you deserve to be praised for, I mean you're working with one of the greatest, brightest minds alive, it would be so easy to be overshadowed by Neil and end up "just the buffoon that read the questions", but you're not, you are a smart guy that can keep the pace with Neil while crackin' jokes, and it's impressive. Something I and 99% of us could not manage.
you're an idiot
Davieboy no you
@@kaverontobias8879 - I said it 1st, _moron!_
Davieboy You’re an idiot times infinity! Haha I got you!
Dan Ungureanu facts, not many people will admit this is true. he’s definitely a vital part of the show!
11:00
Neil: Do you realize an electron is a positive charge?
Chuck: Yes
Neil: I'm sorry, a negative charge.
Chuck: Negative charge, right.
haha yeah. To be fair though, the choice of sign is arbitrary.
leading the witness
When you know what they meant to say even though they said the wrong thing so you agreed with something wrong
Lol I read this at exactly 11:00😂
If Neil says it's positive......it's positive.....
I just want to say thank you for posting all these full length episodes!
The best episode I hv ever seen
Yes indeed
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B oi
I agree. And I've just now started getting back into watching years later. Politics have been consuming my time.
3 days ago started watching Neil, Sagan, Hawking, etc. again for piece of mind.
You mean "Joe Jui jitsu Rogan "
Chuck Nice is one of the most genuinely excited individuals I've ever listened to when learning about physics and he is an absolute delight to listen to working with Neil on StarTalk. Thank you, guys.
graduating this year with a masters of physics, and it really baffles me how much people take maths and physics for granted in their everyday life
Get a pool table for your home. It can help teach kids geometry and physics basics. Can be a doorway for them. =)
That has never been more evident that in the midst of this pandemic.
We're not just fission for laughs here #Chuck 🤣💦
And English. Because words are pretty clear cut, but even THIS astrophysicist is confused on what a boy and what a girl is
Right and we don’t get enough credit
Neil: "A whole segment on one question." "
Chuck: That's why this show is GOOOOD"
I'm a simple man. I see a Star Talk upload - I click like and then play
The Bug Bang Theory💯
Simpleton. Wake up.
@@wesleytroyan5434 I did and my car stopped working. At least I'm woke now and believe in science that doesn't build anything.
Cnupoc thats physics for ya
That's awesome. I have yet to find a bad star talk video
You guys are one in a billion. You do not only culturize me, you make me happy. Love you.
thunder question had the most interesting answer/discussion.
Chuch added the extra sauce with the cracking sound to throw in our sound experience with thunder. The cherry on top!
This show is so important because even after Chuck giggled at the (in his mind) elementary question of thunder......he still gained a better understanding of something he thought he knew.
"Physics is what it is and what it be like" - Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson
Neil’s version of I am what I am.
That's wrong grammar
The universe really do be like that, sometimes.
People don't think the universe really be like it is but it do
its so cool to see how much chuck has learned over the years of doing star talk, he almost answers some of the questions on his own these days, super cool!
Soooo in love with Chuck!! Perfect harmony of the most brilliant and a very funny/curious pair. Keep it going forever.🙏🏼
I clicked on the video because I misread the title as “Psychics all around us”. Now I’m hooked on these videos. I keep coming back to this one though. They’ve converted me/educated me!
I'm so grateful for these videos resuming! I have an astrophysics degree from UVA that I've never used. I joined the Air Force and they decided to give me a different career. I appreciate the discussion on how physics and math promote critical thinking and make folks like us valuable in any profession. Thanks Neal and Chuck! Glad to see you're back posting content to TH-cam!
I always listen to you on my Google podcast app and you are both educational and funny which is perfect. All the best gentleman :)
Neil, Chuck ... i enjoy the talks and learning so much, thank you!
i wholeheartedly believe that Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson is the articulate equivalent to a poet describing his ode to existence...the passion Dr. Tyson wields as he joins words together using an intellectual algorithm that he has is and always will be perfecting is intense, his need for us to comprehend what we know as well as what we don't is second to none. his genuality is a breath of fresh air .. i love that he shares his personality with us with out holding back...
.......Here's To, "Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson" one of the good guys....
That last thunder question was actually the best question of the episode.
agree!
True.
@@deborahnicole and It is a question that connected with us all. Thanks Deborah
"It's physics, DUDE!"
Haven't reached that question yet but giving a thumbs up anyway 👍
I’m always impressed with Chuck! He’s funny, but he’s a smart guy and he’s a sponge. He soaks up everything Neil says and has in-depth conversations with experts with ease. He is a great part of the show 🙏
Dr. deGrasse Tyson , I could listen to you talking about universe for entire days.
This has quickly became my favorite channel. I've binged every episode I believe. Not just cosmic queries but ALL of them.😁
Thank you for inspiring me to become an Astrophysicist
same here
Hollister David thank you for stating the obvious... It is obviously an extremely hard field to study in, and how are you going to say that he is often wrong even though he has a PhD in Astrophysics. If he didn't know what he was talking about then he would not have gotten a PhD because you kind of need to know and understand a lot to get one.
Hollister David And if you think he makes so many mistakes then stop watching his videos because it must then be a waste of your time, and why don't you just leave us inspired people alone because all that matters is what he is trying to do, is to inspire more people to get into science as a whole. He isn't expecting everyone to go and get a PhD but to just develop their curiosity of the universe.
@@HopDavid Can you shut your pessimistic mouth? He motivates people to ask questions and you try to shoot those people that are inspired down. Let people make their own decision what to puruse. People like you annoy me so much, what went wrong in your life that you act like that.
@@HopDavid Why pursue astrophysics if its just math and as you claim and make it sound "boring" and 'not worth it'? You might think you're smartass but how about you think 2 seconds before commenting.
I swear its one of the best show to listen on background while you doin' something. Thank you all!
These guys are a perfect duo! Amazing beings maaan
Laurel and Hardy
I love Star Talk and I've been watching these discussions fairly recently. I've seen Neil talk way back on other occassions. *And let me say, having Chuck on these makes it way more interesting. He is really smart and an intellectual being. He learns fast and has good memory too, which every student, a teacher or a common man would like to have, but only a few can actually be. Being street smart and book smart, together, is tough. And Neil is the epitome of that and Chuck, a novice, is a natural pro.* He can actually keep up with Neil and even amaze him at times. And not to mention he makes good jokes that makes the viewer more relaxed and receptive to information and ideas.
*Chuck sometimes gives a new dimension or new attribute to some topics of discussion, which surprises Neil every time.* A comedian is smart in the way that he observes, deduces, interprets and connects certain things that common people fail to notice. And Chuck here is an above average intelligent comedian, which we don't see often.
*And I like that Neil is a bit more down to earth with Chuck around.* Because as talented and genius Neil is, I hate it whenever he gives that sense that others are always wrong and he is always right. He is not always right. And I see him accepting that a bit more, (maybe Chuck has some influence).
*So yea I learn a lot from these two men. Thank you!*
I love how you make us all feel like we are sitting with you
Hi there from Cape Town , South Africa...knew nothing of physics or our universe ,until I started watching you guys...and now it's like a bed time story fix every night...
Thank you ❤
I’m so happy every time an episode is uploaded, I love listening to these before I go to sleep
Physics is great sleepy time infotainment.
Me too
These StarTalk episodes are the best way to make your time worthwhile during quarantine.
Star Talk = view + like.
It's just physics.
I love chucks disposition. The man is a beautifully humble, perfect human.
Neil can you tell Chuck to stop being so damn funny. I'm trying to learn here but I keep laughing 🌛
...but you know you hated those dry lectures where you learnt little.
Me too
Everytime i hear this man I learn something, He is BRILLIANT AND CHARISMATIC!
What a great episode! Neil & Chuck having a lot of fun just makes for a better episode.
Love your show. You'll make learning about cosmic interesting for me a 75 year old black women. I 'm enjoying listening and learning, as you'll say, "it's better than googling the subject. Thank you!!
At first I was sceptic to you, Chuck, but over time you have become such a fantastic important part of this show. I am so thankful for your content and I wish it will go on forever. I need to navegiate to patreon now.
He is really funny too, plus he gets along soo well with Neil.
Same here... I liked him as a comedian at first, and have grown to respect him as a theorist...
neil is funny and smart.
chuck is his wingman...
great pair❤❤❤
At first, I thought asking about thunder was basic, but that explanation humbled me. It's not just the lightning that causes it, but a whole string of things. Thanks for teaching me that.
Man...I wish I could live in that library...sooo many wonderfull books!!
Your comment reminds me of a Twilight Zone episode, be careful what you wish for.. 📚😵
For all science nerds, this is fodder for the brain yet lighthearted enough to be listened to by laypeople. Thank you Neil and Chuck
I just absolutely LOVE listening to you guys. Champions, Heroes of science
STARRY NIGHT and NEIL DEGRASSE ...
When my fav painting and fav astrophysicist are together, this my fav show.
Salt is the only thing we eat that never had a life my mind 🤯🤯
Actually salt(s) : magnesium, calcium...
We can "eat" water, too.
just the amount of laughter in these podcasts is already enough to just listen to and with that you get a bit of physics to boot!
This should be a more often, more promoted podcast! It’s amazing and very thought provoking. Very nice.
Love the dynamic with Mr. Chuck Nice
I missed you guys! It's nice to see this channel active again.
Weekly episodes! Just for you.
I love watching these two, especially when they are in the same room 🤗🌌🪐🚀
Mathematics in the corner of the room: "hello guys, hi, I'm here, can I join the fun? hello... don't forget about me..."
😂😂😂😂😂wow
Mathematics is jealous and she's wondering why she hasn't been consulted on anything yet
love your passion, your enthusiasm is contagious.
"pepper gave it's LIFE, to be on that table, salt just showed up"
-Chuck Nice
Salt is just so entitled.
8:30 when my teacher introduced optical activity in the class i was blown away by the fact that same chemical formula and structural formula can produce different effect in biology due to there different optical rotations.
I love all these Q and A episodes. They always have some of the questions I think about. A big thank you, from Norway.
Chuck is a Legend.....without him Neil would be a genius for sure but the banter would be gone....and THAT banter is what makes these shows. 🙂
He missed his chance to say the Universe is under no obligation to make sense to you
that's unfortunate as I feel an incredible obligation to understand it
Thank you Neil, for sharing your time and knowledge with us! I learn so much from you and I'm thoroughly entertained. Great concept for a show! Teach me more!
I love Dr Tyson. And, I gotta say, Chuck Nice just might be the coolest person ever. Thanks you guys!
Also, if the fact that some (a few) people downvoted this video isn’t proof of a fifth dimension, I don’t know what is.
The best take away is Neil's "beware of the person with simple questions because maybe ... ... they know everything else." 0.0 Spectacular!
I think this one is my favorite so far. It feels like you both really had the best day making this.
A remark on ur longwinded answers I LOVE EM some ppl love the sound of their voice saying nothing when u talk I get hypnotized by ur enthusiasm of sharing, guiding, teaching knowledge Love you Broski N Thank You so much 4 sparking curiosity.
«There is no understanding of biology wothout chemistry, and there is no understanding of chemistry without physics», and there is no understanding of physics without mathematics.
And physics made mathematics
And there is no understanding of mathematics without nature
And there is no understanding of mathematics without logic, and there is no foundation of logic without axioma's (or dogma's if that's your thing) and there is no understanding of that without philosophy.
But, it often takes a lot to know how little we understand.
It was one of my earliest startalk videos. Can't believe it's been more than 2 years.
19:47 I've been thinking about that for YEARS ... man sometimes humanity saddens me
Neil describes vey eloquently what can only be a result of beautiful design. It’s undeniable the complexity of design around us.
Dr. Tyson is one of my intellectual heroes!
hope someday i will meet him...Love from Kashmir.
The white salt / black salt moment had me laughing. Greets from the UK.
My favourite astrophysics teacher and favourite show
Wish I could meet the great man in person
Your brain wakes up with power of physics . The explosions of energy in your brain is calculated by your brain and you decipher within the equilibrium that makes motor functions. It's great stuff.
The Spearmint versus Carraway example is something I've longed for twenty years since falling in love with Organic Chemistry. An excellent example of chiral centers, and the extrapolation of other things that use/sense them. I shall repeat this to people I know ad nauseam.
21:12 I was dying of laughter
Thank you Niel for everything , I'm now joining a college and pursuing a bsc degree physics honours, after completing a degree in computer engineering. I would've gone for bsc physics first if I had a teacher like you.
38:00 - Battery tech is a century behind because we spent that century subsidizing fossil fuels.
As a newer watcher, I LOVE the chemistry (physics?) between Niel and Chuck
Loved the reality check for black holes. Awesome episode once again.
Fantastic talk - today we were talking about lightening and it's so interesting to hear them explain it. Everything I hear from Neil Degrasee Tyson I repeat to everyone I know, and people are just as fascinated as me.
shoutout to youtube for suggesting me to watch this channel!!!
I really need a button on TH-cam called "repeat that for me" or a command on Google home to do the same. Because you guys sometimes say stuff wants me to do that a lot. Thank you I love you ❤️
Arg. Tyson was about to talk about if we eat food from another planet with a different symmetry but then broke off and they started joking. I hate that lol. I wanted to see what he was going to say.
Probably that you can't digest it, because our stomach enzymes would be the wrong chirality and couldn't plug in properly to break it down. It wouldn't find the weak chemical bonds required to cut them into more body friendly sizes.
@@amacuro - I’ll be Chuck: “Oh, yeah, that’s right!” :)
Exactly. Chuck Nice ruins the conversation.
This conversation flows in ways that makes me upset that every other podcast I heard for the last several years has trickled. It just dives straight into action. Damn!
Alright. Who disliked this. And WHY ARENT YOU PAYING MY MAN CHUCK TO DO EVERY SHOW NEIL!!?? No one comes close to these two doing a show.
John Moran he talks too much, they aren’t that great a pair to everyone.
Chuck, u have nothing to be insecure about . Not only do u make one of the greatest men ever laugh like a kid, you have an evolving intellect and a awesome friendship! I think you're dope too.
21:15 lol i love these two
The speed of sound at 15°C is 340 m/s so to calculate how far the lightning is multiply 340 by the seconds(the moment you saw the lightning until you hear the thunder) to get the distance in meters
Yeah, but what about the number of minutes it took for you to see the lightning?
Mr. H it's ignored because it's almost instant, If you could travel at the speed of light, you could go around the Earth's equator 7.5 times in one second.
21:36 Tbf, Congress has never really represented the people, but then Neil would be correct again since it is in all of us to make it actually represent us.
Try voting. Politicians pander to people populating polling precincts.
@@dongiovanni4331 Probably more accurate to say that politicians will nod to people populating polling precincts. They will _pander_ to people (or organizations) that give them lots of money.
Neil and Chuck make anything exciting and inspiring i love it.
That Jeff Bezos joke though 😂
i love these 2 guys. keep like that. you make science very simple and easy to understand
"The economic anarchy of capitalism is the root of all evil." - Albert Einstein
Einstein benefited greatly from capitalism. It saved his life.
When implemented and used properly, Capitalism is a good thing. The only problem; people are selfish, so it's never as good as it could be.
@@dalmarampere6637 people are selfish because they evolved under capitalism and now it's destroying nature. Get real, I'm no noob on this.
@@globaldigitaldirectsubsidi4493 I merely stated a simple fact. Human beings are selfish, it's in our nature, and no ideology can change that. It's been that way since the dawn mankind.
@@dalmarampere6637 absolute bullshit. Evolution adapts behaviour constantly. We are selfish because capitalism makes us selfish, it isolates us into the social construction of property.
I have an exam on Saturday.. Thank you Neil and chuck to helping me control my anxiety... 😁
I love these 2 together Niel incorporates physics and comedy lol I’m laughing and learning the whole way. 😂😂that Dr.Evil line
We appreciate you doctor
12:44 "Did they just pull that out of their... The Ether?" ...
Riiiiight Neil... you SmartEther
i don't mess an episode of that amazing show and i'm big fan of neil
damn I clicked on the thumbnail because I thought that was GZA
WE LOVE CHUCK AND NEIL🥰🥰
BEST DUO EVERRRRRRRR
27:22 killed me hahaha
Actually I think the bark thing is more about how thick it is. So in a forest fire the bark is sufficiently thick enough to withstand a blaze and protect the tree from damage
Biology is applied chemistry.
Chemistry is applied physics.
Physics is applied mathematics.
This is one of the best shows out there.