Whole numbers are those who are not rational (like 2.3 , 5.67 for example) or fractionated ( like 1/2 , 7/8), those are whole numbers, that's why the next small number after 1 is 2
To be fair, most Americans just know 'k' means 1000, not necessarily that it means kilo. Technically the same, yes but the meaning is different to many of us.
@@Skullhawk13Ah, but which one is heavier; the weight of the sins of animal murder needed for 1kg of feathers, or the sins of exploiting the coal and metal miners in underdeveloped nations needed to make 1kg of steel?
This was two solid hours of "holy crap, how can my oshi be _this_ dumb?" Makes me wish this one was a collab with Mint, those two in the same room are actually dumber than a rock.
@@AbMaSyncyeah they switched gears when we were considering metric but had already started when USA changed our mind, so they immediately lost all enthusiasm as the change had been to keep in sync. But it was too late to say just kidding without losing face on the world stage, because it’d be basically admitting to being an extension of the United States. Which is probably why they did press forward to remind the world Canada is a sovereign nation. Which considering they once torched the White House is kinda obvious to me but whatever.
5:26 Child Doki in school: "why would I need to learn this? When will I ever use this?" Adult Doki streaming to thousands of viewers: "...What's a kilogram?"
The not knowing what the Rosetta Stone was, then not knowing where Egypt was, then less than a minute later exclaiming she can speak 4 different languages, was what got me.
@@alessandrolamera8857there's 13 grades in the US, starting from Kindergarten to 12th Grade. Elemeentary School is K-5, Middle School is 6-8, High School is 9-12. I don't know what education system you had so I can't translate that. Japan would call this Junior High if that helps, like the first year you'd get into there.
3:30 .... _Snapshot sound_ New Memeable Face Unlocked. "Hippus? Hoppus? or Happus?" ...WHAT KIND OF 6th GRADER WOULD KNOW THAT?! MOST PEOPLE IN COLLEGE PROBABLY WOULDN'T EVEN KNOW THAT!
@@DianaProudmoore I'm British and I've never heard of any of those things! We stopped using the Imperial system before I was born! I figured Americans might know it cos they still use the imperial system. But I guess not!
Literally no one around the world ever fucking learns this, no idea why this was a question. I'm irish and finished my fucking degree and have never heard anything close to this lmao
Omg the kilogram one hurt me so much because all you have to do is move the decimal and how far to move it is given to you in how it has you input your answer.
The government using metric doesn't force everyone to use metric. The average Canadian does not. Just like no one in their right mind writes time and date formats like governments do.
@@KristopherCharles what do you do, just ignore the bottles? Not go to school??? Not take science class?! It's litterally just units of 10! You move the decimal over a few spots, how do people not know that?!
None of these questions was made for people outside of the Anglo-sphere! I have never in my life heard of hoppus or what ever the fuck, but I would assume a British kid would have, and probably those of their former colonies! But in my school we learned metric, the history of metric, some of the history of imperial, and we gave zero shits about the rest because most of the world use metric! I swear to fucking god, some of these questions are either super outdated or so fucking weird, who the fuck needs to known that the British used hoppus cubic meter to *measure fucking timber before they used the metric system!?* And the anagram one?! Ooooh, that one genuinely ticks me off. *Nameless is not an anagram for salesman! It's lacking an a and have one e too many!* I was once told that these "Are you smarter than x grader" where all bullshit and didn't actually reflect the average kids education, and I'm starting to think they are right.
Damn you are getting way too triggered in public mate. Anyways, other than the timber one, these questions are not limited to the Anglo-sphere. What the fuck are you talking about?
listening to the anagram question, the presenter says "salesmen" not "salesman" which would fix both issues, so it seems to just be a typo in the actual text, not the original question they were scribing
@@kennethchambers594 Sure, but it's still an unfair question since it relies on spelling, and the spelling is only given in writing, where it has the typo.
I'm very happy for Doki finally getting a win, she seemed to have needed that during that stream. But also, with every stream I further question her status as a Canadian. Because that whole stream was just "Canadian? More like Can'tnadian."
What I love most about this is that she has such a laid back, stoner/surfer/west coast accent so it all makes it even funniet like HEAD EMPTY, NO THOUGHTS 🤣
My thought is always 'hang on, you don't know how to do kilo = 1,000, yet you will happily use 'K' as an abbreviation for thousand. What do you think the K stands for?'
I’ve played this game quite a bit and like 60% of the questions are NOT at the grade level they put it in and there’s tons (like that question about British timber) that was never taught in any capacity at any grade level.
@@steelfoot98 I haven't played this game but the questions shown in the video (except the odd one about british timber, i agree) do match what kids are taught at those grades more or less, at least in my country.
This is where my theory that Doki is western Canadian comes in cuz there ain’t no way we both can be bamboozled about the exact same questions unless we were both failed by the same system 😤😤
Just because the government said they'd start using it doesn't mean anyone else cares. The average Canadian is using like 80% imperial, 20% metric. When I go to the store and look for a meal amount of meat, I am looking for a pound of it and will only look at the grams if that's all they use on the packaging, which is pretty rare. When I go to measure some water out, it's three and a half cups, not 825-ish ml unless the measuring thing only has ml. For the most part, unless it's a very large number, you are not going to be talking in metric. And even then, unless you remember it in some specific way, you're probably going to default to the other. When I think about the nearest airport, I know it's 60-ish miles away, but I also know that's about 100 kilometers. Because I know that that's what it says on the sign per hour, and it takes about an hour to get there. I've never bothered doing the conversion because it's not important.
@@KristopherCharles If you're Canadian, you should know that our cups are metric. In Canada, one cup us 250ml. So if you want 3 and a half cups of water, that would be 875ml. We also use kilometers more for distance here.
3:55 Okay, I’m actually with Doki on this one. While I’m an American, I do know a fair amount about some obscure units (barrels, furlongs, hands (four inches), light-nanoseconds, thirds and fourths (following from seconds), barleycorns, chains, leagues, minims, drachms, stones, hundredweights, slugs, apothecaries’ pounds/ounces, troy pounds/ounces, etc.) and the history of measuring, but I have _never_ heard of this one! It turns out that it’s actually 3 units rather than one: the hoppus board foot, the hoppus foot (also known as the hoppus cubic foot or the hoppus cube), and the hoppus ton, and they’re used to measure the volume of unsawn logs to estimate their value after being sawed by the mills. 1 hoppus foot is around 2200 in.³ (36,000 cm³) or 1.273 ft³ (0.036 m³) (alternatively, 1 m³ is 27.74 ft³); 1 hoppus board foot is 1/12 hoppus feet, and 1 hoppus ton is 50 hoppus feet (or 1.8027 m³). (No, I don’t know why they decided to make two of the units both include the word “foot”, or why the third is named after a unit of mass while the others are named after units for volume/length, but that’s the way it goes.) Basically, after milling, one hoppus board foot should yield one board foot of wood (that’s a 1 ft × 1 ft × 1 in. plank of wood), one hoppus foot should yield one ft³ of wood, and one hoppus ton should yield 50 ft³ of wood. The hoppus ton is apparently still used for some tropical hardwood shipments, especially teak. Also, apparently, there used to be a unit for volume called the cubic ton, which varied in amount depending on the material being measured. I assumed that that’s where the hoppus ton came from, but it turns out that 1 cubic ton of timber is defined as 40 ft³ (or 480 board ft or 1.133 m³) rather than 50 ft³, so 1 hoppus ton of unsawn timber wouldn’t yield approximately 1 cubic ton of useable timber. So yeah, I have no idea what’s going on with these units.
I can't believe Doki will not only have a permanent reminder of this stream on her mousepad, but also one that'll remind her specifically she'll never get abducted by aliens because her brain won't teach them anything.
Fun fact: A whole number is a number that is an entire entity. Assume a number is a circle. A whole number is basically an entire circle. And one circle represents one number.
Also, the metric system is the simplest system. By adjusting the position of the decimal by either moving to the left or the right one digit at a time to get larger the unit or smaller the unit respectively.
tl;dr: If there is no dot in the middle of the number, and if there is no fraction beside the big number, it's a whole number. @jarrelleandersola508 And as someone who had to learn imperial units in my working life, I curse America for its obstinance in using such weird units.
0:13 "What the f is a whole number?" OK I'm sorry... HAS YOUR EDUCATION SYSTEM FAILED YOU THAT BADLY?! She's adorable, but I would no longer trust her with ANY decisions. That's a child.
I'm so glad her mother does her taxes
I heard that people read a lot in prison. Might help Doki
Letting down her Asian stereotype. Lets go Doki! We break barriers!
@@ExtraArk We breaking the stereotypes with this one 🗣️ 🔥🔥🔥🔥
"Is that the opposite of a Prime Number?" All the options are Prime Numbers.
I wonder what's her definition of "full numbers" 😂
A yes my favorite prime number "cheat"
@@ak_norai think the subs were wrong. She said "whole number" i think. Whole sounds like full
@@overwatchtheater8165 bro did you miss her confusion at 0:20 ?
"What's a whole number, is that a number when it's full?"
Whole numbers are those who are not rational (like 2.3 , 5.67 for example) or fractionated ( like 1/2 , 7/8), those are whole numbers, that's why the next small number after 1 is 2
Doki: What the fuck is a kilogram? 🗣🗣🗣🗣🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🫡🫡🦅🦅🦅🦅
Which she asks, while saying she has 4k viewers.
Really makes you wonder what she thinks the K means.
To be fair, most Americans just know 'k' means 1000, not necessarily that it means kilo. Technically the same, yes but the meaning is different to many of us.
@@lordromanyx She is not American...She's Canadian which is worst lmao We use Kilometers here not miles.
@@lordromanyx Mate. I think it is pretty obvious what to guess when they say ‘kilo’ - ‘grams’ .
Wait she's Canadian right?
My oshi is so fuckin stupid 😭😭😭😭😭 💕💕💕💕
Isn't this airing spring 2025? 8D
It's okay she's cute and funny and sweet so we can give her a pass 😂🩵
She's blonde what did you expect?
@@indie_gamer7Wtf
@@ma1-t1f have you Never heard the term "Blonde moment"?
Chat:"what's heavier, a kilogram of steel or a kilogram of feathers?"
Doki:"what the fuck is a kilogram?"
"Who the hell is steve jobs?" energy
@@SilverLining1 ligma balls
@@greed2065 thats right because steels heavier then feathers
Feathers cause the weight of the sins involved in getting them. QED
@@Skullhawk13Ah, but which one is heavier; the weight of the sins of animal murder needed for 1kg of feathers, or the sins of exploiting the coal and metal miners in underdeveloped nations needed to make 1kg of steel?
>What's a kilogram?
>I have 4k people judging me.
I think one answers the other.
"K" in "4k" stands for "kilo"???
@@Chilling_pal_n01anad91ct yes, like M stands for 'mega', and if someone ever gets a billion viewers, it'll be G for 'giga'.
@@NumenoreanNazgul yeah. I grew with with metric system. I just saw people using just "k" for thousand and never connected the dots.
@Chilling_pal_n01anad91ct Then I guess you have that in common with Doki.
@@NumenoreanNazgul Holy shit bro that's fucking brutal, especially in this video
"What is a kilogram?"
"Don't say that, I have 4k people judging me right now"
WHAT DOES THE K STAND FOR DOKI! WHAT DOES THE K MEAN!?
obviously it stands for Kalot of people
man NA is so stupid funny
LMAO
That's some next level of head-emptyness lol
THINK DOKI THINK! 👉😠👈
This was two solid hours of "holy crap, how can my oshi be _this_ dumb?"
Makes me wish this one was a collab with Mint, those two in the same room are actually dumber than a rock.
agreed, hopefully she challenges Mint to a game of this to save face
Ey don't be mean.
But also, yeah...
One of the rare cases where adding a positive and another positive number leads to a negative IQ
A wise commenter once said, "Girls are cuter when they're dumber and you two are VERY cute."
I think Biboo is indeed smarter than Doki...
When doki said 4k people and didn't realise what the k meant.
Maybe k for USA starts with 1080.
@@avalartandru7604doki is Canadian, which makes it worse.
@@NoBreadsticks turns out Canada is also a mess in meshing English and metric systems
@@AbMaSyncyeah they switched gears when we were considering metric but had already started when USA changed our mind, so they immediately lost all enthusiasm as the change had been to keep in sync. But it was too late to say just kidding without losing face on the world stage, because it’d be basically admitting to being an extension of the United States. Which is probably why they did press forward to remind the world Canada is a sovereign nation. Which considering they once torched the White House is kinda obvious to me but whatever.
@@AbMaSyncdidn't she said in the live that she moslty got her education in us school education.
Vtubers and not understanding basic math- name a more iconic duo.
Then you have Ollie, Pekora, Botan...
@@jdreyes3745most of them are doing it for a bit as their character, I think doki is actually that bad lol
Gura would be an example for someone who doesn't do it for a bit.
@@Monsterstrike7 gura is the *prime* example for someone who does it as a bit
@@kittenwizard4703 she’s incredibly convincing if it’s a bit
0:13 When "Chinese people stereotypes" crumble miserably.
"Hippus Hoppus Happus" sounds like a spell a wizard would cast to turn someone into a rabbit
Hippity Hoppity, your timber is now my property!
How about gigity?
5:26
Child Doki in school: "why would I need to learn this? When will I ever use this?"
Adult Doki streaming to thousands of viewers: "...What's a kilogram?"
Comedy😂
Also adult doki: "I have 4k people judging me right now"
The not knowing what the Rosetta Stone was, then not knowing where Egypt was, then less than a minute later exclaiming she can speak 4 different languages, was what got me.
This hurts too much to watch.
Watch her HuniePop stream and try not to go crazy seeing her miss so many obvious optimal moves.
They actually did salesman wrong. Salesman and nameless are Not anagrams, salesmEn and nameless are.
However, Salesman is an anagram of Naamelss
I think they meant to write "salesmen" and made a typo. Which is a terrible error to make, in a question that's about spelling.
I was going to say this. So she got them all wrong in the end. 😂
THANK YOU I was going insane wondering how that was right lol
@@NoriMori1992 I was so confused by that I had to look up the definition of anagram.
To be honest, that 6th grade question I've never heard of before. I don't remember ever learning about it in my schooling
Same here.
@@paperluigi6132 i don't know what a 6th grader is, but I had those type of questions in school.
@@alessandrolamera88576th grade is for 11-12 year olds and is the 7th year of school in America.
@@alessandrolamera8857there's 13 grades in the US, starting from Kindergarten to 12th Grade. Elemeentary School is K-5, Middle School is 6-8, High School is 9-12.
I don't know what education system you had so I can't translate that. Japan would call this Junior High if that helps, like the first year you'd get into there.
@@alessandrolamera8857Usually ages 11-12. You had questions about the ancient british unit of measuring timber?
The rest was very typical.
3:30 .... _Snapshot sound_ New Memeable Face Unlocked.
"Hippus? Hoppus? or Happus?" ...WHAT KIND OF 6th GRADER WOULD KNOW THAT?! MOST PEOPLE IN COLLEGE PROBABLY WOULDN'T EVEN KNOW THAT!
maybe, bri'ish people~?
I was born and raised in a land that uses real units, the SI! I have never heard of that either!
@@DianaProudmoore I'm British and I've never heard of any of those things! We stopped using the Imperial system before I was born! I figured Americans might know it cos they still use the imperial system. But I guess not!
Literally no one around the world ever fucking learns this, no idea why this was a question. I'm irish and finished my fucking degree and have never heard anything close to this lmao
@@Jafroboy miska muska mickey mouse
“What’s a whole number”
We’re cooked.
“So this is in grams, now say it back in KILOgrams”
“Wtf is a kilogram”
Caught in 4 K
4 what?
@@DistractedGlobeGuy
4 kilos of people.
Simply put.
@@DistractedGlobeGuy Kelvin, clearly.
5:06 but... but doki... Canada USES this as their unit of measurement. It's also like... THE EASIEST ONE. HOW
Doki doesn't use commie units.
@@RambleOn07 what is a commie unit
@@awoo6663 socialist international units.
As a Canadian, I barely know what a kilogram is
@@awoo6663 Theyre just joking about it being european units, thus communist
"Extraterrestrial only has three r's" is the equivalent of chatgpt's "Strawberry only has two r's"
Well to be fair she was under the assumption that it is written as Extraterrestial, which does indeed have 3 R letters.
@@eMikecs
I typed it, and the system doesn't recognize such word.
So this word is in fact is missing an R
I'm beginning to see how Doki lost all her dragon money to projects and taxes...
Oh my god, the rigging captures her expression so well with that spelling question!
Kai: “This one is simple!”
Host: “Interesting.”
Doki: 👁️👄👁️
The irony of her saying "I have 4k people watching me rn" and not realising.
The rigging captures the emptiness in her skull so well😭😭
She HAS to be making this up
Wouldn't be surprised, she's an entertainer, remember. It's just her job. And people find dumb funny.
How does she not know what a kilogram is but knows what an anagram is?!
Nevermind that, WHOLE NUMBER
Same energy as that blonde girl who said Europe is a country and England is their city.
Her budgeting difficulties are making more sense now.
"How hard can it be?"
Literally five seconds later:
"...whu...?"
XD
i love how she reacted at how she misspelled extraterrestrial lmao
I'll be honest, I didn't think it ends in "trial" like a trial of what?
But my excuse is that I'm not native english.
This is DokiBird Inc. CEO, everybody.
We're just lucky Mr Man is here to act as chairman.
She can rightfully sit at the same executive conference fishman and yagoo would.
That is 4.25 kilograms, just fyi
Yes but the scale on the game is terrible doesn’t indicate it is 1,2,3 or 2,4,6 or 1,3,5. Only 0 at the start middle is 2.5 and 5 at the end
@@Dezo22 Doesn't matter, because the cursor says the precise amount of kg wherever we're pointing at
Do you not know how to use a line brother? Each mark is .25
And 3750 mm for the next question
Wow, you're so smart to be able to move the decimal point over. Lmao
she does not deserve the glasses
1. grade and we're already struggling.
Omg the kilogram one hurt me so much because all you have to do is move the decimal and how far to move it is given to you in how it has you input your answer.
Doki failing the first grade one felt like an appetizer for what was to come
This is no longer classified as Emotional Damage, this is Psychological Destruction.
What the heck is that question? Nameless is not an anagram of salesman
'Salesmen' would've at least made sense.
Yeah, I noticed too. Apparently the devs aren't smarter than a 5th grader.
It's not the only one in the game that's wrong.
n a m e l a s s
@@IamaMedalHuntername the lass
That wide eyed doki face is the best
I thought CA uses metric? What have they been using this whole time, a nondescript container of maple syrup?!
The government using metric doesn't force everyone to use metric.
The average Canadian does not.
Just like no one in their right mind writes time and date formats like governments do.
@@KristopherCharleswdym you dont write time format like your gov does!? 😂
@@KristopherCharlesTypical canadian L
Just search canadian measurements flowchart. It explains it
@@KristopherCharles what do you do, just ignore the bottles? Not go to school??? Not take science class?! It's litterally just units of 10! You move the decimal over a few spots, how do people not know that?!
The most painful part was when she was trying to figure out what a kilogram was and said "I have 4k people watching me right now."
Doki with gram: calm
Doki with *kilo* gram: PANICK!
The Hawkmoon bleep is sending me
None of these questions was made for people outside of the Anglo-sphere! I have never in my life heard of hoppus or what ever the fuck, but I would assume a British kid would have, and probably those of their former colonies! But in my school we learned metric, the history of metric, some of the history of imperial, and we gave zero shits about the rest because most of the world use metric!
I swear to fucking god, some of these questions are either super outdated or so fucking weird, who the fuck needs to known that the British used hoppus cubic meter to *measure fucking timber before they used the metric system!?*
And the anagram one?! Ooooh, that one genuinely ticks me off. *Nameless is not an anagram for salesman! It's lacking an a and have one e too many!* I was once told that these "Are you smarter than x grader" where all bullshit and didn't actually reflect the average kids education, and I'm starting to think they are right.
Na even in the UK this isn't something actually taught. It would be at most random trivia.
Damn you are getting way too triggered in public mate. Anyways, other than the timber one, these questions are not limited to the Anglo-sphere. What the fuck are you talking about?
listening to the anagram question, the presenter says "salesmen" not "salesman" which would fix both issues, so it seems to just be a typo in the actual text, not the original question they were scribing
@@kennethchambers594 Hmm, that's fair.
@@kennethchambers594 Sure, but it's still an unfair question since it relies on spelling, and the spelling is only given in writing, where it has the typo.
I'm very happy for Doki finally getting a win, she seemed to have needed that during that stream. But also, with every stream I further question her status as a Canadian. Because that whole stream was just "Canadian? More like Can'tnadian."
This reminds me of Shondo screaming “What the fuck is a quotient?!”
Those of us who survived the world map naming knew this day would come
0:34 is that the exotic hawkmoon sound? 😮
destiny 2 reference!
I can just hear Stephen He going "Disss-a-ppoint-ment" and Uncle Roger going "Haiyaaa, Niece Doki" 🤣
"I told you le. Stuuu-pid!"
"I told you le. Stuuu-pid!"
starting to see why she choose the vtuber carrier
What I love most about this is that she has such a laid back, stoner/surfer/west coast accent so it all makes it even funniet like HEAD EMPTY, NO THOUGHTS 🤣
This whole clip filled my heart with warmth and my brain with rot.
When you’re thrown off by being put on the spot and presented with the most simple-ass question.
7:27 a certified "congratulations, Shinji" moment
5:57 i have 4K people. But doesnt figure out K is thousands xD
All the measurement conversions done in chemistry and physics class kind of drills it into your mind.
The sad thing is that most Americans do actually know how metric works. Just ask them how many megabytes in a gigabyte
You're really optimistic if you think the average American knows that a megabyte is smaller than a gigabyte.
My thought is always 'hang on, you don't know how to do kilo = 1,000, yet you will happily use 'K' as an abbreviation for thousand. What do you think the K stands for?'
4:00 definitely a UK ahh question, hippity hoppity its time for tea m8
NA schooling is so odd, they be learning about the most random shit ever.
Canadian education system be like
I’ve played this game quite a bit and like 60% of the questions are NOT at the grade level they put it in and there’s tons (like that question about British timber) that was never taught in any capacity at any grade level.
@@steelfoot98 I haven't played this game but the questions shown in the video (except the odd one about british timber, i agree) do match what kids are taught at those grades more or less, at least in my country.
I don't know about the US, but in Canada we absolutely do NOT learn about "hoppus".
@@Aorkas What country is that?
7:19 she's so proud of herself
Can't really blame her for the "hoppus" one, I never learned that in my life 😂
Don't think any grade schoolers do. At most maybe fathoms, furlongs, and/or cubits mentioned as units that are mostly no longer used today.
Loved that the higher grade question got easier but the 2nd grade answers were like a magic spell
our little dumby is adorable
This is her
This is the role model
Absolute wife
ohhh....nooo.......oh...oh noo. nooo. oh noo. no no no no. ohhhh noooo....
What comes after 1, Doki. WHAT COMES AFTER 1.
I love the HAWKMOON sound lmao! Destiny 2 fan spotted
Now THIS is what being cooked looks like.
This is where my theory that Doki is western Canadian comes in cuz there ain’t no way we both can be bamboozled about the exact same questions unless we were both failed by the same system 😤😤
Wasnt expecting my oshi to be smart.....but HOLY FUCK
It truly boggles the mind
Dokibird sounds so American with the kilogram while being Canadian I’m pretty sure they use metric over there not imperial
Just because the government said they'd start using it doesn't mean anyone else cares.
The average Canadian is using like 80% imperial, 20% metric.
When I go to the store and look for a meal amount of meat, I am looking for a pound of it and will only look at the grams if that's all they use on the packaging, which is pretty rare.
When I go to measure some water out, it's three and a half cups, not 825-ish ml unless the measuring thing only has ml.
For the most part, unless it's a very large number, you are not going to be talking in metric.
And even then, unless you remember it in some specific way, you're probably going to default to the other.
When I think about the nearest airport, I know it's 60-ish miles away, but I also know that's about 100 kilometers. Because I know that that's what it says on the sign per hour, and it takes about an hour to get there. I've never bothered doing the conversion because it's not important.
She show the "measurement tree"
@@KristopherCharles you don't learn it in school? School doesn't teach you how to move a decimal point over or what grams are?
@@KristopherCharles If you're Canadian, you should know that our cups are metric. In Canada, one cup us 250ml. So if you want 3 and a half cups of water, that would be 875ml. We also use kilometers more for distance here.
@@TopOfAllWorldsIt absolutely does. I don't know what this person is on about.
3:55
Okay, I’m actually with Doki on this one. While I’m an American, I do know a fair amount about some obscure units (barrels, furlongs, hands (four inches), light-nanoseconds, thirds and fourths (following from seconds), barleycorns, chains, leagues, minims, drachms, stones, hundredweights, slugs, apothecaries’ pounds/ounces, troy pounds/ounces, etc.) and the history of measuring, but I have _never_ heard of this one!
It turns out that it’s actually 3 units rather than one: the hoppus board foot, the hoppus foot (also known as the hoppus cubic foot or the hoppus cube), and the hoppus ton, and they’re used to measure the volume of unsawn logs to estimate their value after being sawed by the mills. 1 hoppus foot is around 2200 in.³ (36,000 cm³) or 1.273 ft³ (0.036 m³) (alternatively, 1 m³ is 27.74 ft³); 1 hoppus board foot is 1/12 hoppus feet, and 1 hoppus ton is 50 hoppus feet (or 1.8027 m³). (No, I don’t know why they decided to make two of the units both include the word “foot”, or why the third is named after a unit of mass while the others are named after units for volume/length, but that’s the way it goes.) Basically, after milling, one hoppus board foot should yield one board foot of wood (that’s a 1 ft × 1 ft × 1 in. plank of wood), one hoppus foot should yield one ft³ of wood, and one hoppus ton should yield 50 ft³ of wood. The hoppus ton is apparently still used for some tropical hardwood shipments, especially teak.
Also, apparently, there used to be a unit for volume called the cubic ton, which varied in amount depending on the material being measured. I assumed that that’s where the hoppus ton came from, but it turns out that 1 cubic ton of timber is defined as 40 ft³ (or 480 board ft or 1.133 m³) rather than 50 ft³, so 1 hoppus ton of unsawn timber wouldn’t yield approximately 1 cubic ton of useable timber. So yeah, I have no idea what’s going on with these units.
I can't believe Doki will not only have a permanent reminder of this stream on her mousepad, but also one that'll remind her specifically she'll never get abducted by aliens because her brain won't teach them anything.
Fun fact: A whole number is a number that is an entire entity. Assume a number is a circle. A whole number is basically an entire circle. And one circle represents one number.
Also, the metric system is the simplest system. By adjusting the position of the decimal by either moving to the left or the right one digit at a time to get larger the unit or smaller the unit respectively.
@@jarrelleandersola508 Real fun fact: We actually learn these in Canada.
tl;dr: If there is no dot in the middle of the number, and if there is no fraction beside the big number, it's a whole number.
@jarrelleandersola508 And as someone who had to learn imperial units in my working life, I curse America for its obstinance in using such weird units.
Doki is special birb and a super tomato.
She's a special needs crow
Oh poor girl... Bless her heart
7:10 ... I don't think that's how anagrams work. Nameless has two 'e' and salesman has one
Please forgive her, fellow Dragoons. It's out fault too for sharing the same single brain cells together with our oshibird 😂
Every day, I'm reminded I'm the only person in the world that likes math and am good at it.
This woman said she has a degree
"Is whole number opposite of prime?"
All the options are primes
I'm literally reading in a language that isn't mine, and I can respond, and the worst part is that she's Asian.
The hawkmoon sounds threw me off so much i thought i was going crazy...
I think a certain Owl would be constantly facepalming while watching this.
Her mouth rigging its so damn good.
wtf is that transition from the title card doodle of doki yo zoom out. its so good and clver
I and the 6th grade question right! Me am beeg smort!
Doki is definitely the type to wear glasses to look smarter
Which weights more, a kilogram of steel, or a kilogram of feathers?
That's right, a kilogram of steel, because steel weights more than feathers!
..Anyone else wanna see a "math off" between Doki and Gura?
"What is a whole number"
Oh no....
The Kilogram one was just fucking sad, like bro come on
People: "You must go to school, get smart, so you can get a job!"
Doki: "What the fuck is a kilogram?"
0:13 "What the f is a whole number?"
OK I'm sorry... HAS YOUR EDUCATION SYSTEM FAILED YOU THAT BADLY?!
She's adorable, but I would no longer trust her with ANY decisions. That's a child.
I mean, if she needs a win over literal children that badly, maybe she should just play Apex...
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Ok that HippoS Hippus Question kinda BS; But not knowing what a Kilogram kind of hurt
Yet again, Im glad Vtubers have this as a career path~