This is an incredible series. You do an excellent job of explaining fairly complex concepts, while managing to strike the perfect balance between depth and understandability. These videos are a pleasure to watch because they spell things out, without treating the viewer like an idiot.
Except they pressent their videos as complete ideas when they aren't covering a fraction of what's going on. When ALL these videos are done THEN they have the POTENTIAL to be a great education channel. This is more misinformation or quasiknowledge than actual good education.
@@DazraelArianos so if you teach a kid to count to 100, you misinformed him cos well what about 101, and 102, 103... So basically unless someone teaches every single concept within a subject it's misinformation?
It would be so amazing to have some one make a app or something wehre we can somehow run our own simulations xD. We could change the colors of some blobs to show they are mutations or something lol
@Brown Turd 2000 years is definitely too small of an amount of time for us humans to evolve in a significant way. Evolution happens on the scales of tens of thousands to millions of years for any significant change.
One of your videos popped into my TH-cam suggestions yesterday, and today I'm hooked. After so many flat earther videos, it makes a welcome and pleasant change to see actual science done in a way that is engaging, informative and entertaining.
1:08 At first I thought this was what I like to call a nostalgia tilt, but then you started aggressively closing in on the poor guy and it was hilariously terrifying watching him shuffle around helplessly as you got closer and closer. XD Not that the shuffling is bad, it's actually adorable. Are those other new animations I see? And the cool sunglasses again! :D
That intense zoom into the green globs face was super intense and adorable at the same time thank you for making creating that perfect moment for me 😂😍😂😍🙏🏽
Really glad I found your channel on WCE! Interesting topics, intuitive explanations, great animations, and relaxing music. This channel‘s going to go places.
I would really like to thank you for the enjoyable and clear insight on how evolution might work. I would be glad to share your videos as soon as you put them online
I've dropped in casually in this playlist, but I'm loving this work. Great job man. Thanks for sharing with the community your intuitions, theory, and models. A good mathematical model for the peace of mind of those who struggle about life appearance. Now let's understand how RNA was able to duplicate in the physical world... I believe we are not far from that... I hope to see an end for this story... :)
There is RNA viruses Not quite living creatures by standard definitions, yet they do use RNA to store info, invade a cell and use cell machinery to replicate
@@ninjiinc.8883 Imagine : online games civilization like (with rounds) where at the beginning you basically get to beat other players in a random environment, and your goal is to make your own living creation survive, spending evolutionnal points info specific skills!
Really simple but really good video, immediately noticed you are using kai engels music hope he will be recognized more for his work, just like this channel needs more recognition! Keep these awsome videos coming
For people like me who love biology but find it hard to take notes on the nitty-gritty math of evolution, your channel seriously changed my education. I feel enlightened in a way....this is wild. I have never been able to grasp these formulas, but they make so much sense now!
How he uses mathematical and scientific knowledge and equations to map out these theoretical scenarios is absolutely amazing. The greatest part, however, is the honesty of how often these scenarios will differ from actuality.
3:35 B2 should be striked out just for sake of clarity. Also without mutations red are special too - they are out of equilibrium and can grow linearly, which is good enough. And, yes, this is underrated video series.
I love this series of videos. Since studying evolution at school, I've alway wondered whether I really got i right about the mechanisms that govern it. These videos are incredible in guiding the viewer building the model, step by step.
a steady death system would be a steady equilibrium red with an outside force removing 10% of an individual per step (or removing % reproduction chance per step). The steady growths ones practically outside intervention "models" since they pop outside of existence and would take an individual that isnt "programed" to die.
This is amazing! I'm going into biology in my sophomore year (which is starting in a couple days) and I honestly never realised how amazing biology is.
You are totally right... This programs that emulate "neodarwinian evolution" are full of intelligence and cleaverness from the programmers... Without information and intelligence there is no life, this video is a proof.
@bic boi science does not observe claims made in a supernatural context. He has no need to present evidence to his claims. Within faith based systems, empiricism is no longer applicable. Faith can exist outside of science.
I’m 43 years old I dropped out of school when I was 16 and moved out when I was 17 I’ve always had a high paying job always had a high understanding of how things work but until ur explanation of math translated to real world situations it was just numbers and letters to me you just changed the way I see the world. Truly and that’s amazing.
You videos are gold. The like Dislike Ratio says it all. 1000 Likes to 1 Dislike. Please keep doing more of such videos. I cannot support you on patreon, but I can help you out with any kind of programming. Recently been exploring Reinforcement Learning a lot and this fascinates me.
These videos are clear, insightful and well animated. I'm kind of annoyed at the fact that you don't even have 1k followers... Maybe make the blobs even more adorable
@@PrimerBlobs I think this channel is now growing exponentially. I discovered and subscribed this morning at 18k and now it's already 24k. Just wondering what the equilibrium subscriber population will be :p
The more I watch this channel, the more I believe that life is not only possible elsewhere, but inevitable--as long as the basic chemical components and chemistry conditions are available. It seems like organic chemistry has an affinity to create life and replicate.
those right conditions are pretty rare, not to mention the absolute rarity of a mitochondria teaming up with an eukaryotic cell, an event so necessary yet unlikely that its thought to only have happened once on earth
@@Redsky973 then again the universe is going to be stable for at least another 200 billion years. That is a lot of time for trillions of random occurrences to happen across the universe, so if you ask me although it’s definitely possible life couldn’t exist anywhere but earth for the entirety of existence, I’d say it will probably happen at least more then once, not guaranteed but definitely possible. And 200 billion is the most likely minimum, it could be much much higher at max.
@@user-cx9un9fs7q tbh the absolute rarity of this event makes me think that it might be the case that life on other planets may not evolve past unicellular. I might be wrong though
@@Redsky973 it's the Fermi Paradox, which is technically not a Paradox because there are logically consistent answers, we just don't know which is correct. It's perfectly possible that alien life is so rare, that it's unlikely we will ever come across other life, especially life that is intelligent. It's also possible that they are out there and we just haven't been looking long enough, or that we have found evidence of alien life but it's so far away from what we expect that we didn't realize what we have found. There's plenty of answers as to why we haven't found any aliens yet, but we never will know the correct one, at least, not until we find them.
maybe not RNA itself, but a more simple beta version of RNA. Scientists already tested how inorganic compounds can form organic ones naturally, and don't forget that we're talking about millions and millions of years here. No matter how unlikely something is, it can still happen in a very long time.
I hope this doesn't sound too absurd, but this is such a beautiful and elegant piece of work. The reason I have been following the education path of an evolutionary biologist is the feeling found in this kind of work. I feel as though that we are privy to some beautiful cosmic truth here, we are seeing a natural phenomena that is so intimate and important to everything we are, so elegantly explained through mathematics. Thank you for making this, it made my night.
Im a little late to seeing your videos, based on when you uploaded them, but im astounded by your videos. Sometimes i think i might not like science at all, that it might be something from when i was a kid that stucked with me, and then i see these kind of videos, and im amazed and paralyzed and i just am here, existing, watching in absolute shock of how beautiful this is and how simple some things can seem when they are well explained
Fascinating video. Many years ago I experimented with evolutionary concepts using two creature types: predators and prey. I created an X-Y landscape and one of the characteristics of every creature was its location on the X-Y grid. I had arrays to keep track of the two creature types. With every iteration, each prey stood a chance of dying, based on a basic random chance, it's age, and it's proximity to a predator creature, and all these variables would increase or decrease the random chance. The only hard-stop was that every creature would die at age 20. For the predators, all the same life/death factors were the same except proximity to prey creatures. The closer they were, the more likely they were to get fed. I wrote this program in Basic on an APPLE II computer, that is how long ago I did this. For replication, I kept the number of creatures constant. After the die-off of creatures that did not make the cut, I repopulated their slots with creatures generated from the surviving creatures. I would randomly select two surviving creatures of that type, average their stats, and then add a small randomized positive or negative value to those stats. I then plotted the location of all creatures on the screen, on the grid. It was fun to watch the prey creatures evolve away from the predator creatures while the predator creatures evolved in hot pursuit.
Your mother is biased, and the more biased a statement is the more inaccurate said statement is on average. Considering it’s literally impossible for anything to be perfect that means your mother is infinitely biased, which makes her statement infinitely inaccurate. Which I forgot to mention this before, but inaccurate can also mean wrong, meaning with all the data I just collected here your mother is infinitely wrong about you being perfect. (Yes I know your comments a joke I’m playing along with the joke)
Just absolutely awesome. I was 20 (18 y ago) when in my first microbiology lesson it was mentioned that RNA can (in principle) function both as a memory carrier as well as chemical reaction catalyst... En toen was het kwartje gevallen!, a fuzzy image of this came to mind minus the fine nuances. Just wow. There are several papers speculating about the plausible simultaneous rise of lipids, aminoacids, nucleic acids given certain environmental conditions... *simultaneous in geological timescales that is.
I recall reading about a process called autocatalysis a few years ago. The explanation you presented of the replication of the rna structure reminded me of this.
I wish your uploads would replicate exponentially.
Brad Smith :)
with 100% chance to have them be 100% mutated
with mutations so they're in the same style but have different content
Lol agreed
@@happyfakeboulder644 then it just evolves into a minecraft let's play
"As you may know from being human there are many, many possible mistakes you could make." - best quote ever
Mistake #1: Losing something important. Mistake #2: Taking a wrong turn. Mistake #3: Accidentally making a green blob.
Aka, my birth
I feel like a green blob
I made ten mistakes and I’m a dark cyan indigo pink green orang’y red purple blob that likes playing video games and watching primer
Haha me!
"...Deep mathematical truth..."
*Zooms on emotionless dorky blob face*
Оксана Миронян bruh
It looks like ur kissing the blob there 😆😆😆😆
@@yazminsoto2937 idk but its funny!
XD
Underated
This is an incredible series. You do an excellent job of explaining fairly complex concepts, while managing to strike the perfect balance between depth and understandability.
These videos are a pleasure to watch because they spell things out, without treating the viewer like an idiot.
Helicopter
Except they pressent their videos as complete ideas when they aren't covering a fraction of what's going on. When ALL these videos are done THEN they have the POTENTIAL to be a great education channel. This is more misinformation or quasiknowledge than actual good education.
@@DazraelArianos I have no idea what you mean by that... Could you explain why this could possibly be considered "quasiknowledge"?
@@AlphaOfCrimson quasi - half formed.
@@DazraelArianos so if you teach a kid to count to 100, you misinformed him cos well what about 101, and 102, 103...
So basically unless someone teaches every single concept within a subject it's misinformation?
Im kind of sad that I found this series so late, but on the other hand im really happy to have found it at all :D
At least the TH-cam algorithm is finally tweaked to value quality over quantity. I can only applaud to that!
Which is nice
@@erikziak1249 I noticed that too! Right?
me too!
Same here
Blob creatures against a mathy background, on a t-shirt. I'd buy that!
YES
609 Like but 2 comment -_-
I'm the 666th like
@@aceykiwi5877 Omg 'O:
How about blob creature plushies!!
The orange blob at the end is just way too cute! I want to give that little scp a hug
You mean the scp 999?
Of course c:
Hey lmao
*Hugs SCP 999* *SCP 682 Awakens*
Do i hear boss music?
@@masonmcdonald3932 it is your end, *RUN*
It wasn't until this video that I noticed how adorable the blob creatures are!
They now have subtle movements instead of just standing still, and of course, they now wave sometimes. Glad the extra animation work was worth it. :D
Ikr
It would be so amazing to have some one make a app or something wehre we can somehow run our own simulations xD. We could change the colors of some blobs to show they are mutations or something lol
@@apancakewithabs632 I was looking for an app like that myself a couple of days ago. Let's hope they make one!
@@apancakewithabs632 There is an app called Cell Lab Evolution Sandbox that you can mess with.
Who will teach better?
Complex and expensive education system.
Blob bois
Blob bois! :D
Blob bois
Blob bois! :3
Blob bois
Blobs have personality. 😃
“It’s actually a bumbling mess that gets lucky sometimes.”
I’ve never related to evolution before, now I have
@Brown Turd 2000 is too small of an interval.
@Brown Turd What you're saying makes absolutely no sense at all.
@Brown Turd 2000 years is definitely too small of an amount of time for us humans to evolve in a significant way. Evolution happens on the scales of tens of thousands to millions of years for any significant change.
@Brown Turd ..no
2000 is way way WAY too low of a time frame. Your probably too young anyways to be on TH-cam.
Brown Turd this has nothing to do with your original statement you dumb fuc, be a chicken and envolve into some shit
*zooms on green blob*
_Look deep within my soulless eyes and behold the end of times!_
*waves*
He only want one thing... Whaaaaaagh !!!
*zooms in on red blob*
th-cam.com/video/_nce9A5S5uM/w-d-xo.html
He is a normal pear tho
One of your videos popped into my TH-cam suggestions yesterday, and today I'm hooked. After so many flat earther videos, it makes a welcome and pleasant change to see actual science done in a way that is engaging, informative and entertaining.
Flat earther videos?
@@pieteransieengelbrecht1378 They exist, talking about how earth is "flat".
Flat earther videos make me want smash my head of a wall. All they do is claim that anything that disproves what they are saying doesn't exist.
Same lol but this was made three years ago
Your communication skills are unparalleled. Such a complex topic made accessible- thank you!!
What I learned from this video: "Mistakes don't always equal failure, sometimes they create life"
Do you know the odds for successful protein encoding on random RNA?
This is a good quote
Yeah i would know... thank fuck my dads rubber broke..
Exactly. You were a mistake.
You shouldn't create life by making mistakes
1:08 At first I thought this was what I like to call a nostalgia tilt, but then you started aggressively closing in on the poor guy and it was hilariously terrifying watching him shuffle around helplessly as you got closer and closer. XD Not that the shuffling is bad, it's actually adorable. Are those other new animations I see? And the cool sunglasses again! :D
+ 5:57
That intense zoom into the green globs face was super intense and adorable at the same time thank you for making creating that perfect moment for me 😂😍😂😍🙏🏽
Tony_YT please let my mutation be good, please let it be good - oh fuck
8:49 You might be looking at a portrait of one of your ancestors. Absolutely amazing.
Really glad I found your channel on WCE! Interesting topics, intuitive explanations, great animations, and relaxing music. This channel‘s going to go places.
I love their little arms.
You got a new subscriber! Keeping up the good works!
Great video!
I wasn’t prepared for the waving. Watching this in the library was a bad idea.
You fool you fell for on of the classic blunders
You failed, so you tried again, and failed again.
Is waving scary?
“AWWWWWWWWWW”
“Sir please be quiet”
I would really like to thank you for the enjoyable and clear insight on how evolution might work.
I would be glad to share your videos as soon as you put them online
Very logical and simplistically explained! Awesome job!
I've dropped in casually in this playlist, but I'm loving this work.
Great job man. Thanks for sharing with the community your intuitions, theory, and models.
A good mathematical model for the peace of mind of those who struggle about life appearance.
Now let's understand how RNA was able to duplicate in the physical world... I believe we are not far from that... I hope to see an end for this story... :)
There is RNA viruses
Not quite living creatures by standard definitions, yet they do use RNA to store info, invade a cell and use cell machinery to replicate
You should create a game out of this, I imagined rules already !
That’s exactly what I want but more of an editor which you could watch happen
You could make a religion out of this!
@@D1GItAL_CVTS true, but how tf could you make it go viral IRL lmao GL for that bro =')
@@ninjiinc.8883 Imagine : online games civilization like (with rounds) where at the beginning you basically get to beat other players in a random environment, and your goal is to make your own living creation survive, spending evolutionnal points info specific skills!
@@ninjiinc.8883 wouldnt that be mad?
this stuff is profound and yet demystified for the common person like me, thanks to you!
*ten years later *
Evolving creatures to understand political science and the ergonomics of political structures
I love how 4:21 is such a subtle way of introducing Differential Equations with just algebra, and cuteness. Very wholesome.
You actually have ads for RNA extraction lab equipment before the video right now.
Me too
Hahaha that was Funny.
It is just TH-cam been YT .
Red User
Really simple but really good video, immediately noticed you are using kai engels music hope he will be recognized more for his work, just like this channel needs more recognition! Keep these awsome videos coming
Runaan!
@@PrimerBlobs Aa
I never was convinced to become a patreon as fast as on this channel. I love everything about your videos, keep doing this great work!
For people like me who love biology but find it hard to take notes on the nitty-gritty math of evolution, your channel seriously changed my education. I feel enlightened in a way....this is wild. I have never been able to grasp these formulas, but they make so much sense now!
I NEED A GAME OF THIS, A GAME THAT YOU CAN KEEP ADDING BLOBS AND DIFFERENT MUTATIONS AND *YOU CAN MAKE THE TREE OF LIFE.*
Spore is based on this
A more recent and in-depth version of this would be Species, wich is also more realistic
Get Species ALRE
1:24 green blob can stare into your soul
The blobs little arms and waving motion are killing me IT'S SO ADORABLE!!!!!! Every. Single. Time. Absolutely adorable!!!!
I love pretending that I actually understand these videos. That's how much I enjoy them!
SCP-999-4 'The Orange Blob' HAS ENTERED A SELF-REPLICATING STATE, CONTAINMENT BREACH AND SUBSEQUENT SK-CLASS DOMINANCE SHIFT SCENARIO IMMINENT.
How is that a problem once we figure out how to control the replication?
@@weirddudes5543 There is nothing stopping it. Nothing appears to kill it. It doesn't appear to die of old age.
FEED IT MORE CHOCOLATE BARS
This is amazing! That’s what education in the 21th century should be all over schools!
I have not thought about that yet, thank you! (And the YT algorithm for recommending)
How he uses mathematical and scientific knowledge and equations to map out these theoretical scenarios is absolutely amazing. The greatest part, however, is the honesty of how often these scenarios will differ from actuality.
Just found this series from latest video, will definitely finish it. Keep uploading more😁
3:35 B2 should be striked out just for sake of clarity.
Also without mutations red are special too - they are out of equilibrium and can grow linearly, which is good enough.
And, yes, this is underrated video series.
I love this series of videos. Since studying evolution at school, I've alway wondered whether I really got i right about the mechanisms that govern it. These videos are incredible in guiding the viewer building the model, step by step.
Your series has helped me to write my own natural selection/population/mutation simulator. Thank you
I use natural selection on my VideoGame Clan.
Replicator could be a great term encompassing all things that self-replicate, like viruses and living beings, maybe even some molecules
Green = exponential death
Red = steady equilibrium
Blue = steady growth
Orange = exponential growth
All we need is another blob with steady death!
Let's make it yellow.
a steady death system would be a steady equilibrium red with an outside force removing 10% of an individual per step (or removing % reproduction chance per step). The steady growths ones practically outside intervention "models" since they pop outside of existence and would take an individual that isnt "programed" to die.
GiAno Chirico where is exponential equilibrium?
The Blob should be black for the color of death
In The Sims 4 death has a black robe
I can’t but just smile everytime I see those blobs animating. Superb job in explaining complex stuff in compact and understandable format.
This is amazing! I'm going into biology in my sophomore year (which is starting in a couple days) and I honestly never realised how amazing biology is.
2:53 this is my math teacher
4:39 and this is my sub math teacher
1:18 that was intense
I love the way the creatures wave their arms. Great series! :)
What an excellent way to show the power of evolution.
Amazing work on educating in a captivating visual way. Thank you
+1 subscriber. Awesome stuff!
One of the best contents.
Well, I'm in a marathon of watching your videos now. Now I want to make some of this simulations myself
One of the best channels on youtube to date
"Your video will begin in 6 seconds"
6 seconds later a new ad starts...
"Your video will begin in 6 seconds"
A video every supporter of "intelligent design" should see.
You are totally right... This programs that emulate "neodarwinian evolution" are full of intelligence and cleaverness from the programmers...
Without information and intelligence there is no life, this video is a proof.
God created the universe and all life. Jesus died for our sins, that we might be saved. Open your heart to Jesus. God bless you.
@@nathanm.8823 I respect your beliefs, even if i disagree with your idea of how life was created
bic boi Let him be, he’s just doing what he believes is right. There’s nothing wrong with that, as long as it hurting anybody. Which it isn’t.
@bic boi science does not observe claims made in a supernatural context. He has no need to present evidence to his claims. Within faith based systems, empiricism is no longer applicable.
Faith can exist outside of science.
This is one of the most important series on TH-cam. Love it
This Chanel should have AT LEAST 2.5mil subscribers
“DEEP MATHEMATICAL TRUTHS”
**zooms in on blob**
These videos are really, REALLY well-done. Bravo.
I cant fault these videos. Their engaging, educational and intresting enough to watch just for fun
I’m 43 years old I dropped out of school when I was 16 and moved out when I was 17 I’ve always had a high paying job always had a high understanding of how things work but until ur explanation of math translated to real world situations it was just numbers and letters to me you just changed the way I see the world. Truly and that’s amazing.
I've to ask, do you ever make terrifyingly enormous trees out of boredom?
These videos are excellent and beautiful :)
Great video. Enjoying the series thus far.
I just discovered your content, and sent some videos to my bio teacher. Loving this!
That close up!
You videos are gold.
The like Dislike Ratio says it all. 1000 Likes to 1 Dislike.
Please keep doing more of such videos.
I cannot support you on patreon, but I can help you out with any kind of programming.
Recently been exploring Reinforcement Learning a lot and this fascinates me.
It has more dislikes now (like 10) so the like to dislike ratio has gone to nearly 200 to 1
@@ninjiinc.8883 back to 0 dislikes
SOMEBODY DISLIKED THIS?? I MUST DELETE THEIR DISLIKES AND I DONT CARE OR KNOW HOW
The EYES. When you zoom in, the EYES. Sooooo cute! love these blobs and simulations!
im going to binge watch these again now
Amazing series! So sad this cannel seems to have died out... it has so much potential!
Things are slow right now, but the channel is just getting started.
Best news I've received today! I'll be gladly waiting for your upcoming content!
These videos are clear, insightful and well animated. I'm kind of annoyed at the fact that you don't even have 1k followers...
Maybe make the blobs even more adorable
Feel free to tell your friends. :)
No need to worry about that for sure
@@PrimerBlobs I think this channel is now growing exponentially. I discovered and subscribed this morning at 18k and now it's already 24k. Just wondering what the equilibrium subscriber population will be :p
Wow its 34k now?
@@BlueTigerTheLion holy shit now is 43K.....
this video literally saved me somehow from my existencial crisis
Can everyone please appreciate his sense of music selection!
it's right on the mark!!
1:13 **INTENSIFIES**
The more I watch this channel, the more I believe that life is not only possible elsewhere, but inevitable--as long as the basic chemical components and chemistry conditions are available. It seems like organic chemistry has an affinity to create life and replicate.
those right conditions are pretty rare, not to mention the absolute rarity of a mitochondria teaming up with an eukaryotic cell, an event so necessary yet unlikely that its thought to only have happened once on earth
@@Redsky973 then again the universe is going to be stable for at least another 200 billion years.
That is a lot of time for trillions of random occurrences to happen across the universe, so if you ask me although it’s definitely possible life couldn’t exist anywhere but earth for the entirety of existence, I’d say it will probably happen at least more then once, not guaranteed but definitely possible.
And 200 billion is the most likely minimum, it could be much much higher at max.
@@user-cx9un9fs7q tbh the absolute rarity of this event makes me think that it might be the case that life on other planets may not evolve past unicellular.
I might be wrong though
@@Redsky973 and I might be wrong about my thoughts on it as well.
I guess time will tell if it happens to this extreme again.
@@Redsky973 it's the Fermi Paradox, which is technically not a Paradox because there are logically consistent answers, we just don't know which is correct. It's perfectly possible that alien life is so rare, that it's unlikely we will ever come across other life, especially life that is intelligent. It's also possible that they are out there and we just haven't been looking long enough, or that we have found evidence of alien life but it's so far away from what we expect that we didn't realize what we have found. There's plenty of answers as to why we haven't found any aliens yet, but we never will know the correct one, at least, not until we find them.
7:16 omg the blobs have arms!
Its cute, and that's the reason they replicate
4:55+ , i REALY like this part of the story SO mutch actualy that im gona make a drawing of it ❤️
3:47 R2D2!
how do you animate things like the chicken? is there a programm to do it fast?or weeks of work ? XD
That's a put in animation.
You make learning so much interesting than in school
Keep up the good work!
Maaaaan I got chills!!! Thanks for creating, precede to do more!
These videos keep me as hooked on a subject id be bored at in school, this reminds me of vsauce videos, so interesting
"RNA is simple enough to form without replication"
the field of prebiotic chemistry would like to know how
maybe not RNA itself, but a more simple beta version of RNA. Scientists already tested how inorganic compounds can form organic ones naturally, and don't forget that we're talking about millions and millions of years here. No matter how unlikely something is, it can still happen in a very long time.
I hope this doesn't sound too absurd, but this is such a beautiful and elegant piece of work. The reason I have been following the education path of an evolutionary biologist is the feeling found in this kind of work. I feel as though that we are privy to some beautiful cosmic truth here, we are seeing a natural phenomena that is so intimate and important to everything we are, so elegantly explained through mathematics. Thank you for making this, it made my night.
Im a little late to seeing your videos, based on when you uploaded them, but im astounded by your videos.
Sometimes i think i might not like science at all, that it might be something from when i was a kid that stucked with me, and then i see these kind of videos, and im amazed and paralyzed and i just am here, existing, watching in absolute shock of how beautiful this is and how simple some things can seem when they are well explained
You made me enjoy math and science :) thank you.
1:27 ok that's a bit too close it looks like I am kissing the blob.
Between you and TierZoo I now have a new profound respect from a completely new understanding of our world
Fascinating video. Many years ago I experimented with evolutionary concepts using two creature types: predators and prey. I created an X-Y landscape and one of the characteristics of every creature was its location on the X-Y grid. I had arrays to keep track of the two creature types. With every iteration, each prey stood a chance of dying, based on a basic random chance, it's age, and it's proximity to a predator creature, and all these variables would increase or decrease the random chance. The only hard-stop was that every creature would die at age 20. For the predators, all the same life/death factors were the same except proximity to prey creatures. The closer they were, the more likely they were to get fed. I wrote this program in Basic on an APPLE II computer, that is how long ago I did this. For replication, I kept the number of creatures constant. After the die-off of creatures that did not make the cut, I repopulated their slots with creatures generated from the surviving creatures. I would randomly select two surviving creatures of that type, average their stats, and then add a small randomized positive or negative value to those stats. I then plotted the location of all creatures on the screen, on the grid. It was fun to watch the prey creatures evolve away from the predator creatures while the predator creatures evolved in hot pursuit.
2:15 I'm blue
*IF I WAS GREEN I WOULD DIE*
What do you mean 'Nobody is perfect"? According to my mother I'm perfect!
Your mother is biased, and the more biased a statement is the more inaccurate said statement is on average.
Considering it’s literally impossible for anything to be perfect that means your mother is infinitely biased, which makes her statement infinitely inaccurate.
Which I forgot to mention this before, but inaccurate can also mean wrong, meaning with all the data I just collected here your mother is infinitely wrong about you being perfect.
(Yes I know your comments a joke I’m playing along with the joke)
@@user-cx9un9fs7q it's just a joke bro
Just absolutely awesome. I was 20 (18 y ago) when in my first microbiology lesson it was mentioned that RNA can (in principle) function both as a memory carrier as well as chemical reaction catalyst... En toen was het kwartje gevallen!, a fuzzy image of this came to mind minus the fine nuances. Just wow. There are several papers speculating about the plausible simultaneous rise of lipids, aminoacids, nucleic acids given certain environmental conditions...
*simultaneous in geological timescales that is.
So the blue creature is basically primordial RNA! This way of explaining the beginning of life was genius
Danilego yeah it’s amazing how nobody made this video or the blobs and nobody uploaded it to TH-cam, it just got on here, that’s what blows my mind.
So that means that I'm a mutation (0:38)
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ATHEISTS BE LIKE
THIS IS MY GRANDFATHER
Traian Coza 😂
HEY HOW DARE YOU
DIDN'T ANYONE TEACH YOU TO RESPECT YOUR ELDERS
@@shintsukimi8530oh it’s a fellow Yttd fan😊
I love channels you can binge watch in couple of days
I recall reading about a process called autocatalysis a few years ago. The explanation you presented of the replication of the rna structure reminded me of this.