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In the past 3,000 years, many populations have evolved genetic adaptations to their local environments. People in Siberia and the high arctic are uniquely adapted to survive extreme cold. The Bajau people can dive 70 meters and stay underwater for almost 15 minutes. So what are other recent changes? And will our technological innovations impact our evolution? Laurence Hurst investigates.
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Wooow I'm the first reply for the first time in forever 😂
@@monasaad7611 but I was first...
Zejd heared in his country that Jews evolved to be smarter, they always had to hide from the antisemitism
Well... Maybe..
ok but i'm kind of in love with this art style
me too! I LOVE the audio as well! ❤️
Wait you're still alive??
Long time no see
right?
Me too 😍
This animation was so good, I showed my brother this, and he and I agreed we should give the animators a round of applause.
Agree, it's really pleasurable to look at too due to being so fluently animated
@@lRedPosion It's one of the best Ted Ed animations I watched.
r/thathappened
Dorks
gives me tim burton's vibe
Mad respect for the artists who animate for Ted Ed.
Something I recently learned about our evolution reason we need wisdom teeth taken out is due to the changes in our jaws. Since we have been eating softer foods our jaws have been shrinking which hasn't left the room for the wisdom teeth to grow in. This is due to not needing the teeth. The shrinking of our jaws have allowed more room for our brains to develop further.
That didn't take millions of years to happen, it due to micronutrients deficiencies. Look up Eric Berg , and others on U Tube?
@@lwmaynard5180 Never said it took millions of years... It is just an evolution that been happening over the last few hundred to a thousand years.
Dang under developed brain gang I guess. Never needed my wisdom teeth out
@@g8tr80 I'm hoping I won't need to remove them too
I never grew any. One of the benefits to being Rh Negative. I've also got a really big head so you're probably right about the brain thing.
What's your skill?
- I can stay under water for 15 minutes and dive 70 meters
- I can survive in very cold weather
- I can sprint in low oxygen areas
- I.... I can drink milk....
And then ask lactose intolerant Europeans.
"What is your skill? Drinking milk?"
"No... I actually can't process milk properly..."
Some people are alergic to water, trees and grass. This isn't natural anymore
@@koalabear1984 water or the minerals within water trees or the pollen from trees grass or the pollen that grass gives off
“I can be more emotional than your partner”
West and Central Africans: Malaria is common cold to us due to genetic resistance, side effects of which make us jump higher and sprint faster and have harder than standard bones.
I want to know when we gonna evolve beyond procrastination..
We'll get to it eventually. 😊
Procrastination itself is a an evolution our brains wired to consume less energy. So it seems less likely that you will evolve through it.
I never thought about that...
Only when TH-cam-lingerers like us are dead
can't wait
The first human who discovered cows’ milk was drinkable must’ve been very thirsty.
He was probably doing something weird with the cow
Oh don't tell me!!!!!
@@user-bg7ol6kz1y Like why??!!
Sounds like a good guess
Someone just lost a bet.
Water = 1:45
Earth(?) = 2:16
Fire = 1:23
Air = 0:21
Long ago, the four nations lived together in harmony...
"Is human evolution speeding up or slowing down?"
Video: We don't know, wait a few thousand more years and we'll be able to give a definitive answer.
This is exactly the comment I was searching for. 😂😁
probably slowing down
42
Thanks you saved me 5 mins 😂😂😂😂
@@wolfzmusic9706 i think it has been stoped in the richs countrys
"Why are there so many quotes?"
- Mr. Bean, 400BC
My favourite philosopher
"Never trust random quotes on the internet"
-Sir Isaac Lincoln, 1984
"Chal Chutiye"
-Mahatma Gandhi (1950)
@Miqdaad Indori"Koi 1 Gal pe thappad mare to bdve ki maa chod do"
-Mahatma Ghandhi(1919)
"Baba boowie, baba boowie."
- CoochieMan
Perks include:
+5 speed (ignore altitude sickness)
+20 cold resistance
+15 water breathing +20 vision
( milk digestion )
underrated comment lol
Underrated comment
Underrated skeleton lol
HAHA YOU THOUGHT 😹
😂
What's amazing about Ted-ed is that each video seems to have a unique animation style and they are all marvelous.
Each new advantageous mutation or innovation, (...) must first occur, and then spread by interbreeding to all the members of the species and the rate at which this occurs, the substitution rate, depends on a number of factors, including mutation rate, generation time and total population number. [Michael Denton: Evolution, A Theory in Crisis, Adler & Adler Publishers 1986, p60.]
I personally think humanity has been de-evolving ever since the Cats movie came out.
Tutle Lol, too true
Deteriorating*
i love it how Ted Ed actually hearted this
lol TRUE
they know something that we don't
“I watch ted Ed for the plot.”
Same goes for me😎
*Snerk.*
And animation
lol. those insects are "bugging" it out
@WacyThePro You mean to comment a plot twist on this video?
“Milk is for babies”
-Arnold Schwarzenegger
Something I never thought I’d see
@otakurocks geez man chill
Its Biologically accurate tho
otakurocks i did
Yeah. He is my favourite vegan natural bodybuilder.
@otakurocks cool I don't want to hear you opinion
Fun fact: Majority of South East Asians are lactose intolerant because our traditional diet did not have dairy.
majority of humans (60%) are lactose intolerant. If you restrict that to only non-Europeans, it's way higher than 60%.
Really? I’m south east asian but i’ve never met anyone who’s lactose intolerant. It depends on the place, i guess?
My wife is Nigerian and her entire family is lactose intolerant.
Pls can you tell lactose intolerant in simple word . It mean they dont drink milk ? im not english speaker sorry
@@erhemeebayra8209 those people can not consume lactic acid. Foods including lactic acid such as milk,cheese,yogurt,butter etc
daily reminder: baby whales grow at an average rate of 10lbs per hour
@Rien Oh, so just like Americans!
@@ldtobi1 I just screamed
@@ldtobi1 ... w O w
@@ldtobi1
Damn mate 😂
@@ldtobi1 *W O A H*
“Extinction is the rule. Survival is the exception.”
― Carl Sagan
@Emmanuel Macron WHAT YOU doing here in youtube comment section? Be president and stop the pandemic.
dude stop. I see you everywhere.
@@minke9246 Then stop following me! Or don't look at comment section.
@@QuestionEverythingButWHY You are an Indian right?
Ooo let me try!
“Ma’am can i go to the washroom?”
-Carl Sagan
What can you do?
Oh I can swim for 15 minutes, you?
Yeah I can drink milk..
Whoa!
Lol
Ya, I’ll take cheese over any breath hold
What I would like to know is, how are motor skills developed with appendages during the process of evolution? Things like wings evolved slowly, were the connections already somehow present within the brain of the animal during that process? Is the brain hardwired for potential appendages?
The initial wing-like appendages were only there to either assist animals in leaping higher or gliding down from trees.
@@khylaldana2757 the question would remain, at what point did the appendage and the brain connect?
@@khylaldana2757 and also, using an appendage to glide and flapping a wing are very different in terms of motor control. Did the brain already have that ability and the wing caught up to it, or was the wing difficult to control until the brain caught up with it?
Impossible to prove wings were "evolved" tho. Basing knowledge on theory aint gonna lead to the most accurate conclusions.
@@simplyengineering2350 I just used wings as an example. You can really use any part of the body. Your fingers are very precise, and don’t need conscious thought to function. Did that connection to the brain start with the digits, or the brain?
Throughout my life, I noticed a subtle and rapid change. I was born in 1956 and at the time, babies were born with eyes closed and it took a few days to open them. Our daughters, today in their twenties, were born looking around for everything!
I heard that this was already common, but my grandmother would be frightened. And it has occurred very fast, just a few decades.
As always, excellent content and wonderful animation. Congratulations and very grateful!
interesting!
Yes truly interesting.
This is false. What is true though is that back in the day doctors used to put certain chemicals in babies eyes to kill of bacteria and infections, causing the baby to have sensitive eyes. That could've caused them to close. But human babies eyes do not have fused eyelids (like dogs e.g) after birth that they need to remain closed for days. Babies open their eyes for the first time at around 6 months, still in the belly.
@@hwfq34fajw9foiffawdiufhuaiwfhw I didn't know either I looked it up.
They raise their head, open their eyes, look around, crawl, and move quickly after birth
4:08 Animators amusing themselves
😂
management watching this published video: WAIT HOW DID THAT GET IN THERE NOBODY CAUGHT THAT?
Mom: What're u watching?
Me: Evolution
Mom: *sees the screen at 4:09
It's educational mom!
I laughed so hard at it.. why tho 😂😂
@Yotchat Margui so what?
“It's a newly evolved butterfly spreading it's wings wide.”
Omae wa mo shinde iru
0:17
Outsiders: *Almost on the brink of collapse due to oxygen starvation and fatigue*
Local: hehe Legs go brrrr
locals flexing lungs and legs on poor foreigners
Can we appreciate the fact that TED ED feeds our intellect on such interesting subjects that define us as humans?
Deus vult deus vult deus vult
@Jason Rice i think that evolution is something that both defys our progress because the time it take but it also can be seen on the more optimistic view as something that ultimately does develop our abilities.Im more of a pessimistic person and view things on a much more pessimistic view.
@@youtubeuser1820 Deus Vult✝️
Exactly! Well said, my friend:)
TED ED is a mass mind controller.
A common misconception some of us have is that evolution is always progressive and gets advanced by every stage which is simply not true, we just evolve into a different form not always more advanced
More better possible
So is 'de-evolution' a form of evolution then?
Annie Hills nope, I meant to imply that evolution is synonymous with the progressiveness or development which is not always the case, you can’t say devolve but can’t prove how effective some methods are of modern times in relation to older ones if you get what I am saying
@@anniehills5919 De-evolution really isn't t thing. It's just evolving in a different way.
@@anniehills5919 There's no such thing as de-evolution. Losing parts or certain characteristics is also a part of evolution. Some species lose certain parts of their body when they no longer serve a meaningful purpose for the organism or if the environment changed. There are also some that lose parts and on the later generations, regain them back.
It really bothers me when religious people say evolution doesn't exist. Did they ever think that maybe God gave us the ability to evolve so that we could thrive in any inhabitat?
I believe in genetics and natural selection as these have been proven but I do not believe in the theory that humans and all other animals evolved from a single cell organism long, long time ago.
@@Zaza-ho5yy i agree with you
Evolution does not exist , get that into your head.
@@davidedmundtochi5228 no
@Jody Miranda How will you believe such a thing , that's not wise bro.
This is intriguing... I love it!
Glad u liked it
th-cam.com/video/dhQqxOXZQM4/w-d-xo.html
@@Zemlya01 nice!
This entire channel is intriguing its implied how intriguing this channel is
If I had a dollar for every time someone used Hermes' staff to depict healthcare instead of Asclepius', I'd have enough money to buy myself a few gold biscuits
Thanks for the note, I didn't have noticed the difference, and a 54 years old grown man. Thanks to you and google .
@@javiersosa3368 Minor difference, but still a difference.
Hermes staff is the correct one lol
@Gautam Rajesh he is the god of medicine but healthcare is typically depicted by Hermes’ staff
@@capreesan302 Hermes is the god of thieves among other things, none of which include medicine or health. So even if people have associated his staff to the field, they have done so incorrectly.
Any second of a Ted Ed video can be used as an wallpaper
*THAT'S A FACT BTW!*
4:09 uh ok
@@mydogsfacelookslikeastockp8275 I mean if people are into that kinda stuff... dont r/whoosh me
Even 5:28?
@@ortherner especially 5:28
Ortherner You can if you really support Ted Ed or if you really like random, ill fitting words and pictures as your background I guess.
His voice is just so calming. 😍
"People say that time goes by; time says that the people go by."
--Vietnamese Proverbs
Vietnamese here.
I don't know that proverbs exist.
@@segmentsAndCurves hello there. Being a citizen of a country doesn't mean one knows every thing about that country, does it?
@@QuestionEverythingButWHY Yeah!
Actually, I know less about my country than the Holy Roman Empire.
Vitnam cof
Napalm cof
Charlie in the trees cof
@@segmentsAndCurves t cũng không biết dịch câu đấy kiểu gì @@
I am glad that a famous TH-cam channel, especially TedEd, featured the Badjao people not because it sends a "Filipino Pride", but because it gives them a significant exposure and a fair depiction of them that has been denied to them by most urban dwellers in the Philippines. Badjaos, with their unique history as unique group of people, deserve more.
Badjao people are equivalent as nomadic aquaman of south east asia
We have that kind of people in the southernmost part of Myanmar, we called them Moken or Salone.
Hi TED-Ed. Why didn't you go into social selection? I believe that is the dominant force affecting human evolution as the natural selection is being halted by modern medicine, as you have shown. Think about whether a person can interact with technology easily. One might not be able to produce offspring if this treat leaves the individual unable to find a partner. Such a new world is emerging with many social changes. I would have loved to learn about this in respect to human evolution and I’m a bit disappointed you didn’t include it.
As a Pilipino, I'm still are impressed to the natives of Badjaos who I've watched dive for 15-20 minutes. In fact, there's a trait in evolution that makes their hairs looks goldy brown but other Pilipino doesn't.
Thanks for the appreciation
Isn't bajau from Indonesia?
@@akbarfathan8191 They're both from the philippines, indonesia and malayia. Specifically, they live on sulu, north sabah and sulawesi i think
@@akbarfathan8191 bro stop claiming cultural thing which is very dynamics and not bonded to national border.
@@linkedtosanjay I'm not claiming, I'm asking because when I watch bajau people on media they all speak Indonesian
that's the best channel that has ever been created
I'm not certain that's what they meant by crossing your t's
.periodt.
Kurgeszert-am i a joke to you?
The entire underverse series-am i a joke to you
@@josephchandler7140 I'm sorry I haven't seen any of their videos
4:10
Animals still mate in one position and we are mating in 100's of positions, we have evolved a lot!!!!!!
I know there are also other two, but maybe there is even more. The dolphins and the bonobos.
Ok wow
Even more.....reaf Kamasutra 😂😂😂
I couldn't even concentrate... It's so beautiful.... I love the cartoons.. they are so pulling
From seeing Reddit and Twitter.
Humans are evolving but backwards.
We will become snamuh
And here is an example
Fact.
There's a common misconception about evolution: Assumption that "forward" evolution makes us stronger and smarter. This is not true. Evolution is adaptation. Natural selection is survival of the fittest, not strongest nor smartest. As such, there's no "forward" or "backward" evolution.
@@khai96x totally agree
The animation, art, and music are just amazing for this video!
“It’s evolving, just backwards”
Was looking for this.
Just like people's understanding of evolution.
Modern medicine seems to interfere with natural selection, probably more than other things can overcome that. Look at the average person anymore for proof that we are devolving. If science can't correct that, the movie Idiocracy is our future.
@@randystegemann9990
So you are suggesting we should adopt Eugenic policies advocated by the Nazis?
@@genghiskhan5701 As far as I can see, they didn't suggest anything besides looking at people. Stop grasping strawmen to prove a point that was never made.
I just can’t help but wonder what human populations would have evolved into had everyone been left to their own devices. Would we have mountain humans? Aquatic humans? Jungle humans, etc? How different would we all look? Would those who grew in the heart of the Sahara for hundreds upon thousands- or even millions- of years even recognize those who evolved in the americas as fellow humans? It’s fascinating to think about
4:42 Disney is asking back for their animator!
lol
E V O L U T I O N
D E V O L U T I O N
R E V O L U T I O N
LOL
B O D Y L O T I O N
L O C O M O T I O N
POLLUTION
"Why is this comment section flooded with quotes"
-idk who said this
You said it
@@thaias9654 where did u get this wisdom and how can i get it
Woudy, I watched over 50% of all the Educational videos .
@@thaias9654 but what would happen if i watched em all?
Woudy that is too much power for meet morals such as ourselves, though I’ll be standing over here in the secret moon base watching if you want to try.
Such a beautifully illustrated video, amazing job
4:08 Animators amusing themselves lol
Personally I think it's slowing down, evolution happens when a species has to deal with change. A lot of humans hate change, we won't really evolve unless there is some new stimulus for us to adapt to.
yea computers in the palm of our hands are aiding evolution
Art and Animation in this episode is just Amazing! Shout out for them hardworking animators and artists out there.
I played Sky: Children of Light, and these animations speaks to me. I love it!
Emote unlocked
I just love how ted now puts quote at the starting
It has been doing that for years.
@@aditisk99 yah.. I have seen it's in most of the videos
@@paritoshjha28 Then why did you write 'now'?
_now?_
@@aditisk99 stop acting like my english teacher..cause my English isn't that much good
I've meet a few badjao children while in my vacation in Zamboanga. Even in young ages, they're extremely good swimmers and I've personally witnessed their inborn endurance in underwater divings.
“Milk is for babies.”
Truer words have never been said 😂👌🏻
Always has been.
powerllesss true.
noo i'm not a baby and i consume it every day
Milk is for babies, chocolate milk is for adults.
Ognjen Garić I consume it with cereal every morning
I think I have adapted to handle very cold temperatures. I can still work just fine at -30 degrees Fahrenheit, and feel comfortable in it to. Most of my ancestors are Norwegian, Icelandic and Swedish.
Shut up
@@manuelalmeida111 Why
Similar thing with me. I was born in Northern Russia. Unfortunately, don't have any information on my birth family and their ancestry, since I was adopted. But I don't get cold. I live in the northern US currently, and experience decently cold winters (especially with wind chill). But I don't get as cold as everyone else livening here. I always wear lighter jackets in the winter. Plus, on the opposite side of this, I don't deal with heat very well. I kinda wish I knew my ancestry to see if there's any relation to where they lived, climate-wise, that would line up with this
The animation is mind blowing and beautiful
Finally someone who appreciated the animation 😅
Narrator:Epigenetic
Me: ah yes , I learnt that from game theorists
Aditya Bagdi
On their theory on pokemon eveelution.
@@On3sh0tttt next prove hallow sun
The animations, music and also the information are soo good. You should make this into a movie
Great animation and the scientific content was very interesting as well. I always wondered how modern medicine might be affecting the natural selection of the past.
“Milk is for babies”
- Arnold Schwarzenegger
Man, this is my new fav. quote
Wait... what does it mean?
I don't get the point.
....
@@abirhasankhan9327
Mr. Arnlod recently became a vegan, and now I guess, he thinks that milk is for children only.
tɦɛ ɨʀօռɨċ ʍɨsaռtɦʀօքɛ»
Literally for children
Excellent examples of our ongoing evolution. Thanks!
What about the third option? Our lifespan and rate of mutation is pretty much the same and thus should be the general speed of evolution!
@@georgedecruz4717 Evolution has no real goal, it is simply the effect of random mutations in genes, some of which happen to be beneficial to surviving long enough to reproduce and thus usually increase the average lifespan of a population over a long period of time.
@@BrushEm
Correct
@@BrushEm To be more accurate evolution leads not to genes that increase lifespan as much as it is about reproductivity, to be more accurate. Returning to the insect thing, some may only live one day but are able to drop hundreds of eggs, compared to human evolution which has culminated on lengthening our lifespan.
@@chriscramberry3624 Yes, but to successfully reproduce you must first live long enough to find a mate, therefore natural selection tends to produce animals that are more adapted to surviving, an animal that is better at surviving will live longer, and so their average lifespan will increase.
@@chriscramberry3624 but yes it is really about reproduction, longer lifespans are more of a byproduct of this.
This makes me think about when i moved to us from a very hot climate of karachi pakistan my friends used to say my skin was shiny and I used to sweat quickly compared to them while doing the same amount of physical work, a year later my skin has changed and I dont sweat easily as well I think this is an example of adaptation but I wonder if babies born later to myself or my cousins in pakistan would have diff skin due to evolution.
3:30 you guys used the Caduceus staff instead of the rod of Asclepius for medicine
“Only Time can tell how our Present will shape our Future”
Thanks, Ted-Ed for a brilliant representation of Human Evolution in these difficult times. Truly, we need to evolve and grow both genetically and mentally.
Wheel of Time shall continue. Those who can't adapt shall surely perish.
“Change is the Only Constant” as my Business Professor also used to say.
Thanks, Ted-Ed again for brilliant animation as well. Ignites imagination and thoughts alike like no one else does.
All these videos have such great animation and art styles, I would like to see an anthology series featuring every single style. It's just brilliant!!!
I love how there’s always a little message at the start of the video.
this guy's voice is weirdly soothing and relaxing, and the background music makes it even better
amazing animation and presentation of facts! the part about deep-diving was incredible
This channel helped me in my studies giving me general information I hope you make more :)
Recently they also noticed that when a pregnant mother takes the vaccine or had contracted Covid during her pregnancy, the baby born is born with in borne covid resistance. It's really beautiful how mother nature is helping the newer generation to adapt even to this day
Are You Sure About that??
@@anirbanpatra3017 Yes. Read a book or two , lol
that's not necessarily a permanent immunity though? most people experience secondary immunity to things from their mother when they are born but it can be lost in a relatively short amount of time. this is just what Ive learnt from level biology but I could be easily mistaken
@@neevajanelarmer2146 Yeah you could be right or wrong about that. Only future research will tell. But my point was that the secondary immunity is there, nonetheless.
Such immunity is not genetic based, rather it works the same way the vaccines work through the production of antibodies in the blood (since the mother and baby share a bloodstream).
The way things are going, i’d say most humans are devolving.
@Erika5 What if Neanderthals are the extinct geniuses?
There's no struggle for survival.
We aren't acquiring any new Gene's.
The human race is most definitely not evolving anymore.
Well that might be true for first world countries as natural selection has almost dissapeared
@Erika5 yes I think we'll all be in two categories,,,in the prior stage stage of evolution it was "the stronger by body survived" but as in now it'll be "the stronger by brain will survive."
Agreed. Survival of the fittest doesn't necessarily exist anymore in most first world countries anyway
This animation is so amazing! Thank you ted ed for making such an informative and interesting animation!
That is the best quote you've guys in TED-Ed have put. "Milk is for babies" -Arnold Schwarzenegger
I believe we have slowed down our own evolution tremendously.
We have designed our lives to be as unproblematic as possible,
From the tv remote through to drone delivered pizza,
We are systematically taking the struggle out of life and replacing it with convenience and thus stalling our natural progress.
I think with everything there is balance and the further we make strides technologically,
The more we reduce our natural progression.
But the less we have to think about little things like that, it leaves us room/time/luxury to think about bigger things
Soon we will take the ultimate evolutionary leap when we effectively combine the power of technology with ourselves. Might not be in our lifetime, but I feel it's inevitable.
Also, genetic engineering
FYI: Badjao people are Filipino natives living in the Southern Philippines.
Badjao people are spread throughout northern borneo and southern Philippine islands.
wait, im a filipina i didnt knew that.... O_O
But unfortunately they get lots of discrimination from the wealthier filipino communities labelling them as savages or cannibals and such. Even my teacher who was lecturing us about indigenous cultures openly ridiculed the badjao
Wrong, Badjao people is a nomadic tribe spread across S.E.A. They are also known as "Sea Gypsies".
They are not only found in our country but also in Indonesia, Malaysia and Vietnam.
"Milk is for babies"
Yeah, tell that to the Great Gama
I just searched what does The Great Gama drink. Hope h didn't die of water intox.
@@its_aj251 Haha, he lived till 82.. pretty great for the time
th-cam.com/video/737YfM0Irzk/w-d-xo.html
@Antonio Zamudio Get out of your privileged bubble
As if there were non dairy alternatives in mid 20th century India. There still isn't in majority of the country.
About the mutation allowing lactose tolerance, in northern areas, it's been suggested it allowed survival, until reproductive age and thus the mutation carried on.
4:09 And demonetised.
abababbb LMAOO
LMFAO
I wonder where are their holes...
probably one of the more complex things not mentioned is the more complex part about genes in reproduction. I don't remember all of it but most multi cellular vertebrates have a very restrictive system for gene selection through the reproductive cycle and the RNA process of protein production. this results in a very strict set of possible mutations, this is still extreme but not as a extreme as invertebrates, who often have genes that allow RNA editing.
“Is human evolution speeding up or slowing down?”
We’re evolving negatively now.
Suited Galaxy It’s evolving, just backwards -Pewdiepie
JC P it’s a joke
But yeah you’re right
The art style reminds me of Samurai Jack, my favorite show as a kid!
Humans are having devolution and machines are having evolution!
What?
What even is devolution?
Just because natural causes kill less people doesn't mean that no selection will take place. Over a long enough timescale character traits that help us succeed in our society will be selected for
@Divinity _x23 and it is done by none other than us!
@@gewurzgurke4964 descent to worse state
@@MasterCivilEngineering and how would that come about?
Scientists then: We have discovered Nuclear Fusion! This can lead to CLEAN ENERGY!
Scientists now: NO THE EARTH IS ROUND! YES, GLOGAL WARMING IS REAL!
Because the Earth is round and Nuclear Energy isn't very clean to begin with and expensive to maintain.
Nyar or you’re too scientifically illiterate to know what you’re talking about 🤷♂️
Nicholas Lewis I think they were joking 🤷♂️
@@DD-kc6hg Cleaner than coal to begin with. Nuclear fusion is, when maintained, extremely good for human energy consumption. It also is the very thing that makes our sun burn. There is no risk involved except for it stopping.
Nuclear fission has it's problems. It is dangerous and provides toxic waste. The danger however could be limited by building new power plants with modern technology and security instead of trying to make old dangerous ones less of a threat. It would work as a temporary solution to combat climate change while investing in fusion.
@@DD-kc6hg The ecological damage and human cost to nuclear fission is less per watt than even wind and solar, I wouldn't worry about it too much when we have much larger issues with fossil fuel generators spewing cancer causing global warming soot and gas into the air.
2:40 I think this can be used in the debates about whether or not milk is healthy because not any one human is the same so if you came from a lineage of milk drinkers it could be healthier for you in comparison to people whos ancestors didnt adapt to be milk drinkers. So maybe they should revisit that research but under the bias of peoples who ancestors came from regions of milk drinkers/ people who get the cravings for milk as opposed to people whos ancestors didnt come from milk drinker regions/dont get cravings for milk.
Just a thought :)
TED-ed: Question on human evolution?
Hah! I will answer when I RETURN
😂 amazing refrence lol
Rwcognized this sentence lol
Where is the reference from?
Loved this!
Nice reference lol
“Humans are evolving, just backwards”
-some YT comment I found
Zayed Ramadan, is the name of guy who commented that. If I'm sure.
tho there is no "backwards" in evolution.
Absolutely. We are the only organism with a civilization that doesn't weed out the weak. And the people having 8 kids are the 3rd world people that couldn't figure out civilization.
@@scottheaton8469 civilization is not end game to evolution. if having 8 kids ensure the genes can supasses to next generation then that is the only right move to take.
@@lappodude Maybe you should get your writing to a 4th grade level before you start worrying about such things.
"I watch TED-Ed for the plot"
The plot: 4:08
3:40 the bald guy is sooo funny lol
Sadly, we are selecting for stupidity these days. What goes up, must come down.
There is one person who talks about theory of the race horse but don't understand the genetic.
"Beak of the Finch" - evolution occurs much faster than we can imagine, when environment dictates it.
I’ve been saying that about milk ! When people tell me it’s unhealthy I’m like it’s fine my ancestors were drinking it .
(Don’t hate on me for drinking milk . I get it and I don’t care)
I live in South East Asia and I never thought people in so many places can't drink something as ordinary as milk. Cow is literally called mother in my country because we drink their milk like how we once drank our mother's milk
Inb4 "Humans are devolving"
A species does not go back in time, however it can certainly evolve into something "worse" by our standards.
(Evolution was never about getting smarter or stronger.)
Well, evolution was about strenght and intelligence in the sense that these are helpful for a better spreading of genes
We were evolving by natural selection and from now by artificial selection. And we will question which we consider the fundamental now.
I have never heard "Badjao" said in such a classy way. Badiaoa.
Welcome to the Philippines
I believe technical progress will slow significantly our adaptation to our environment.
The beggining of the movie "Idiocracy" is the evolutionary future of the US.
I hate it when my teacher makes me watch these, but I love watching them on my own
Ok I want a game with this art style RIGHT NOW