Oh my *god,* Brady doesn't swear. I am *so* jealous. I believe in swearing when you're angry to vent some anger. But whenever I'm around friends, I do it *all* the time, and I *wish* I only swore when I'm angry, or not at all.
19:15 the toothbrush i use has already solved this issue. It’s called AA batteries. Yes changing them is kinda inconvenient, but that’s only required once every 3 ish months, vs charging the brush every week.
I know that I am late to the conversation, but I think I might have something to add regarding the monkey copyright. I am a amatuer wildlife filmmaker who has a trail camera out in the wilds of the UK. Trail cameras work by recording a video when something moves past it, which means that I can get footage of deer and badgers whislt being asleep in a different town. Do these deer own the copyright of the video as they are the ones reponsable for triggering the camera? I hope not. I am the one who has put out the camera, altered the settings and went through the sometimes hunderds of files, (which is half of the job of a wildlife photographer), so I would think that I own the videos on the SD card. If I own the footage to my own trail camera, then I do not see what is different in the monkey case. But the monkey was the one who composed that shot? The photographer still had to choose the photo, which again, is half of the art.
Oh my god! Brady and I are the same! I just never swear, not for any real reason, I just kinda don't! I don't think it makes me better or that people who swear are bad individuals, it just never felt necessary to me, and now I kinda don't wanna do it even if I think it'll be funny because I have a personal brand I want to keep up
i love swearing. it relieving and it shows my discontent with actions done by others. even more so on the internet. people can just turn off the chat or look away if they dont like my swearing. in real life i hold back far, far more esp. bc. people dont have a chance to "not listen".
If the picture wasn't taken by intent then it belongs to him because it is on his camera. I don't think the monkey knew it was taking a picture of itself. If he accidentally dropped his camera off a cliff while he was recording, who owns the video?
I don’t die in the bathroom, I am in the US there is a safety feature on the socket and it’s far from the shower/ toilet so it’s safe UK update your code!
I know I'm late to this podcast but I was SO triggered by the electrical questions at 20:36 The difference between the US and UK receptacles is the VOLTAGE. 120Vac in the US and 230Vac in the UK. I hope someone else already brought this up and it is addressed later. Probably too late now though.
In order to meaningfully break the rules you have to know WHY they exist, i.e. what are their purpose, so that you can compensate for the broken rule in another way.
In my building the gas valve in the kitchen is a feet away from the kitchen itself, and in the bathroom the electric socket is placed to the left of the sink, at the same level, so if you splash a bit of water that thing gets get right away. And no, "common sense" stopped being common years ago.
Just don't have anything plugged into it when you're taking a bath or splashing water around your sink. It's common sense not to make toast in the bathtub.
There is a regulation in the US that requires electric outlets in water prone areas such as near a sink to have a magnetic switch that cuts off power (to the outlet) whenever there is too much current. Probably why people are safe around bathroom outlets.
I am 100% behind you on the whole "how does design work" I am a programer by trade and if someone gives me a design document, I can get that stuff done on anything you want (web/desktop/mobile), but then if you ask for my input.. oh god. Its strange that I can write 10k lines of code like its nothing, but can't write one line of a design document.
Almost every Wikipedia article on a place has a notable people section. Including San Francisco. Granted, these lists are on another article that it links to, but it's still there.
According to the electrician that worked in my house a couple of years ago (I live in Canada, if that makes a difference) the breaker on electrical outlets in washrooms is designed to break easier/faster than any other breaker for safety reasons. I dont understand electricity, but somehow that is supposed to save our lives if we get shocked or limit damage? Frankly I'm not interested enough to read up on it or search for answers.
That, and (at least in the US) building code requires GFCI outlets in bathrooms and kitchens, reducing risk of electrical death to well within the range of being improbable.
I have been wondering, does Grey have a physical list (Like on a stickynote) or does he have a digital list such as a little "stickynote" widget on his phone?
It's Digital. I can't Imagine that he would be able to stand scraps of paper lying about. That said, I think it was stated earlier that he has a program that has a Giant List. One of the First episodes where Brady was going on a Flight the next day and asked him about how he prepares.
Assuming bathroom electrocutions would be due to 'consumer products' in the US... The CPSC (Consumer Product Safety Commission) estimates that there were an average of 70 electrocution fatalities per year from 2007-2009 [reported to them] due to consumer products in their pdf "2009 Electrocutions Associated with Consumer Products." ... and very few of those seem to be associated with bathroom appliances (the give a breakdown of the electrocutions reported to them as well)
While a vice is a very relative concept, I believe my greatest vice is also used in my greatest strength, which is I have a TERRIBLE attention span (not so much to be classified as a neurological disorder, but enough so that normal conversation is extremely boring to me, since I'll want to be doing almost anything else along with talking to someone), I just cannot be productive while doing a single thing for extended periods of time, be it reading, doing physical or mental exercises or even just writing. I also happen to be much better at multitasking than my closest group of friends, which were raised in the same school, under the same religions and overall a moderately similar background, and I think I would not be able to do so while not being easily distracted. Necessity, as it turns out, can really be the mother of invention.
The confusion around the addition of "breakfast" to Grey's daily list is odd to me. There are likely many people who have trouble remembering certain/most mundane daily tasks, and need that extra organization to function the way society expects. Personally, fitting breakfast into my day is typically very difficult. I work best at night, and so I'm usually up late working on homework, music, etc. meaning I sleep in until the last minute. Remembering to actually stick food in my face before rushing off to start my day is problematic. I won't leave the house without clothes, obviously, as that is not something you can really do without noticing. It would be cold and likely embarrassing. I might not notice I'm even hungry until I'm halfway through my first meeting. Not everything has immediate consequences for its inclusion/omission.
I paused in the last episode, watched her, came to this one paused, watched black mirror and then you went and said some people did just that just as I came back... XD
for the copyright section: biontech does the same. they literally did not research a single thing but hold patents for hundreds of production methods. this is what pure greed looks like. they dont do it for the greater good, they are only after money. they were scraping by bc there was no need for most of their patents due to the fact that there were enough alternatives. but now they got big via government "funding" (technically nepotism or something along those lines). in my opinion those who do the work should always at least hold 51% of the credit, even though they "technically" couldnt have researched it without the equipment/laboratory. on the other hand, the equipment itself would do even less. thus the team should always get 51 and the company 49.
I'm on board with the streak. I've never seen the original Star Wars movies. I've never watched the Super Bowl. (or any professional sports game on tv) Now, at nearly 40 years old, I can't watch them. It would wreck my streak.
I have one dog and theree children. I will definitely put my children before my dog if ever forced to, but really my dog is just like one of my kids. She requires my attention, love, and care on the same level (if not more) than my kids.
He's saying his Thumbs up Thumbs down is his preference for the movie. It doesn't make it objectively good or bad, it just means Grey thinks its good or bad.
What did they do to Florida's flag? It wasn't very good, I think it manages to have a seal and look okay, but I am probably a bit bias because I live there, but they changed so much. Oh and the house one, on it is lightning and says bring on the thunder which is annoying. Also did they just heard the lightning is a sports team in Florida or something, isn't it like the Tampa bay lightning (I should really know that, but I don't care about sports) and decide everyone here must like this sports team, so let's make that their flag?
*searches suburb on wikipedia* and 'notable residents' section...none of them actually notable, except for 1 - an Australian radio DJ who regular tops lists such as, "least liked Australian personality" and is famously known to have hired 24/7 security to patrol his house, specifically to stop it from being egged.
If I were to decide, the monkey gets the copyright, but since heShe can't do anything with the picture and it's of such significance the copyright gets passed on to the photographer
I paused to watch Black Mirror. I didn't like the 1st episode much, although it's truly original. I just finished the second episode, and it's much better IMO. I'll probably watch it once more after I'm done with the 3rd ep, and only then proceed with the podcast/video.
Children are a significantly bigger responsibility. Children are responsible for the future, so you're responsible to raise them well. The dog will be dead before then.
That would be kinda silly, if the copyright resided with the owner of the equipment.Imagine a situation where multiple painters live and/or work in the same area.Paint brushes might get missedp laced or moved around.Does it matter if Artist A uses artist B's paintbrush to make his or her own work or does B now own the copyright to A's painting because B owned the brushed? I don't think so. Copyright doesn't make sense to reside with equipment.Even in the case with a couple,who swaps cameras, The copyright of the photo belongs to the person made thing. It resides with who created the work,not what created the work. In the case of the monkey and the camera, I feel there is no copyright. It is just an image that was taken with no copyright holder. I also am against the idea of copyright in whole because it is an immoral state-imposed monopoly.
Hannah Griffith-Smith I agree with your first paragraph. However you're watching a video that literally couldn't exist without copyright. Surely you see the merits?
Luke Coomber I'll admit, there is quite a bit of humor in this situation. I even think it is an interesting question to think of in legal context if the photographer has a copyright or if it's in public domain. However, I'm an anarchist.On principle, I reject the idea of the state and its various practices. The enforcement of copyright entails that people (the state is just people that assume a role of authority) have to bar a person from using free speech or their property in a way that would in the state's view infringe their monopoly.This situation is just a a funny little byproduct of state force, which I view as inherently immoral, and how the state interprets it can use that force.
sKebess ROFL 1.) Shutting off comments to get the last word doesn't work unless it's your own channel. All I have to do is tie your name to the top of my comment. All trying to block me shows how weak your own argument is. 2.) I never said humans and monkeys weren't both primates. My argument with you was about how you used that to say my argument wasn't accurate, which is just fine with saying that humans, monkeys, and apes are all primates. When you say that apes and humans aren't monkeys, you are wrong, not only according to cladistics, but even the Smithsonian page. We are monkeys and we are descended from them because our common ancestor was a monkey; we just did not from the monkeys that are still living with us today. 3.) Cladistics isn't a pseudo-classification system. It actually one of the most accurate and prominent systems used since we've been able to gathers and analyze genetic sequences. Older system relied more on physiological markers, which can be deceiving. Cladistics is based mostly on genetic sequencing analysis, which is far more accurate and corrected many mistakes in what animals we thought were most closely related to one another. Thanks for proving that you certainly having studied these topics more than what you could gather from google.
Gilgameshᴼᵖᵉᶰ ♥ Oh, FFS... Monkey isn't a scientific term. Laymen try to say it applies to them and not us, but that makes it polyphyletic, which breaks the rules of cladistics. Making the term follow the rules, it does make all apes monkeys and humans monkeys as well. This is exactly the point I was making with sKebess. Classifications only work if you actually have criteria by which to make it by, but I guarantee you can't name a single trait that applies universally to only what you consider "monkeys," and never applies to apes and/or humans. Take for example snakes and lizards. Not having legs is not a universal trait of snakes because there are legless lizards. Things like having moveable eyelids, openings for ears, how much of it's body is a "tail" that can be detached are the universal differences between lizards and snakes. There is not a single trait similar to that for which you can say "those are monkeys" and "those are apes." Oh, and in reference to your point about mosquitoes and fleas (spelled flea, not flee btw)... All mosquitoes have wings. All fleas do not have wings. That's a very easy distinction to be able to say that mosquitoes are not fleas.
***** atheistedu.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/primates.gif It's like trying to classify a flower then as in scientific terms, the species "flowers" does not exist. There are no "monkeys" or Barbary in the chain of human evolution. That is why I made the flea and mosquito argument.
Gilgameshᴼᵖᵉᶰ ♥ **sigh** The species "flower" doesn't exist, but it is a scientific term that describes those plants in the classifications of Angiospermae or Magnoliophyta. These classifications are bound by certain criteria that make them distinct from gymnosperms. It is therefore a useful term because it describes specific traits universal to angiosperms. That is not the case for the term "monkey." It is supposed to describe a distinct group, but the groups have no universal traits that don't also apply to some apes or vice versa. That makes it a useless term under old taxonomies. If you apply it to cladistics and make it monophyletic, "monkey" then includes all apes and human, but makes them distinct from other closely related species, such as those in the tarsiiformes, which is a useful distinction. Beyond that, even going by the old, deprecated taxonomies like you are, you'd be wrong anyways. Barbary macaques and humans are both part of the parvorder of Catarrhini, i.e. old world monkeys. Platyrhini are the "new world monkeys. They're both descended from the same group of simiiformes about 40 million years ago. At that point, they are all monkeys because what we even call apes aren't split from them yet, so your point that humans have no monkeys in the chain of human evolution is wrong. But, even that is beside the point. You wanted to say that all monkeys have tails, so you can say humans aren't monkeys because they don't have tails. The barbary macaque is a monkey that doesn't have a tail, so the claim that all monkeys have tails isn't true and therefore can't be used as a classification method to separate humans from monkeys. There are no traits that can do this. The only reasonable classification is to say humans are apes and apes are monkeys, therefore humans are also monkeys. They are a subset. They are not separate.
Draevon May That was the entire point of what I've been saying: We are monkeys because you have to apply the term using modern cladistics or else it becomes a useless term. Please read all of my comments before wasting my time on a conversation that happened almost a year ago.
Fun fact, I do sonetimes forget to eat breakfast when I wake up and turn my computer on and just start playing games and stuff... and then I realise like: oh wait, I actually need to eat something. and then its already 1 pm at that point so yeah... I forget sometimes
I do this thing where I'm interested in a project I'm doing and I'll get tunnel vision, and I'll only realize I'm hungry because I'm getting irrationally frustrated with something going a little wrong and I realize "oh.. it's 3pm and I have not had breakfast today... whoops" to prevent this I've sort of made it so the first thing I do when I get up is have at least one thing for breakfast.. but it doesn't always work very well
This is so macabre. But I CANT INAGINE ANYTHING BUT BLOOD so all i see is this tube or container of bubbling blood and lettinf out literal bloody bubbles and its amazing !! And now i want tinted water tht dors look blood coloured 1:19:30 OMFG U DONT !?! NEITGER DOES MY BROTHER FROM CANADA. hes also got certain things he will say, like bastard (I do the same thing trying to get him to curse). And others he wont Like fuck xD and others. I also use to not swear but i was extremely bullied (never hit thank god... at least at school) but uhm my dad swore like a sailor. I finally gave in around highschool bcuz the bullies kept making dun of me for saying fudge instead of fuck. So i slowly started learning words, fuck, damn, shit etc. U shouldda heard me the first time after 15yrs of using alternative explatives. *"....F.... ....u........ck?" Friend: nonononono u gotta say it all together at once not spread out every letter Me: "......Fu...........ck :D" Friend: -smh smiling- youll get it eventually Me in mid 12th grade: bi..........t....ch Newfriend: NO SAY IT LIKE U MEAN IT ME: :O......BI.....TCH?! FRIEND: YEA LIKE THT SAY IT AGAIN* And thts how i learned to curse and gave in. Perhaps i wouldnt have if my dad wasnt an asshole and refused to curb his sailor mouth no matter what i tried then tried ti tell me im not allowed to curse as its disrespectful *me internally: then whyy do uuuuuu do it to meee* Lmao The friend started to make me use bitch to call her one cuz bitches who are friends can call each other bitches ??? I still dont undersstabd beyond thr mostly but yea. Abd afterrr highschool i learned to say motherfucker. Abd now im gettin colorful and shakespearen ones im trying to learn cuz goddamn some rhe things thrs in there. Idk if its actually shakespeare or based on his era but wowwww tht shit burn harder then fuck ever could xD. I also just wanna be able to verbally eviscerate someone but alas my memory is awful and i suck at arguing in the momebt out loud. Text tho... *:D* gives me time to think with ny adhd and actually get the words out. But yea the only thing i dont say is the N word even tho i coulf cuz im black but .....it gives me squishy feelings in the bad way whether it ends in the a or the r soooooo i just havent touched it with a 100 foot pole and dont plan to.
This is not an insult! I just realized CGP grey would probably be diagnosed with autism these days 0,0 Atleast where I live (the netherlands) I believe this due to: - Being uncomfortable in (some) social situations, like when he needs to talk about himself - Loving routine and checklists -Hating unwanted changes Again, I do not mean offence and by no means do I think of it as bad, i just noticed these "symptoms", I know abput 5 people that have autism and it all applies to them Just a random thought of mine, curious to see what people think.
"I've never seen a kid do something impressive"
best quote ever
It kind of sums up Grey and children.
“I’ve got a huge cocaine problem.”
- Brady 2015
Is there supposed to be silence from 1:18:15 to 1:19:21?
probably an ad
I think it's Grey being funny.
Sounds like he used delete where he was intending to use ripple delete
Darn you for making me check that my audio jack was in.
Respect for "darn"
I personally feel that the state quarters have much more character than their corresponding state flags.
1:13:30
"But the one that I think is worth following up is-"
Paused
Love when podcasts come here cuz it means a updated podcasts is coming up.
This might be my favourite podcast visual yet.
What's with all the blank sections in this podcast?
This has my favorite visual so far.
My wife puts "Update list" on the list...
Oh my *god,* Brady doesn't swear. I am *so* jealous. I believe in swearing when you're angry to vent some anger. But whenever I'm around friends, I do it *all* the time, and I *wish* I only swore when I'm angry, or not at all.
19:15 the toothbrush i use has already solved this issue. It’s called AA batteries.
Yes changing them is kinda inconvenient, but that’s only required once every 3 ish months, vs charging the brush every week.
54:21 has now mentally linked Hello Internet and Disney
45:20 That's because you're a robot. Obviously.
1:14:20 my siri fired up for grey’s voice.Hmm
In regard to swearing, I am exactly the same as Brady.
I know that I am late to the conversation, but I think I might have something to add regarding the monkey copyright. I am a amatuer wildlife filmmaker who has a trail camera out in the wilds of the UK. Trail cameras work by recording a video when something moves past it, which means that I can get footage of deer and badgers whislt being asleep in a different town. Do these deer own the copyright of the video as they are the ones reponsable for triggering the camera? I hope not. I am the one who has put out the camera, altered the settings and went through the sometimes hunderds of files, (which is half of the job of a wildlife photographer), so I would think that I own the videos on the SD card. If I own the footage to my own trail camera, then I do not see what is different in the monkey case. But the monkey was the one who composed that shot? The photographer still had to choose the photo, which again, is half of the art.
Oh my god! Brady and I are the same! I just never swear, not for any real reason, I just kinda don't! I don't think it makes me better or that people who swear are bad individuals, it just never felt necessary to me, and now I kinda don't wanna do it even if I think it'll be funny because I have a personal brand I want to keep up
i love swearing. it relieving and it shows my discontent with actions done by others. even more so on the internet. people can just turn off the chat or look away if they dont like my swearing. in real life i hold back far, far more esp. bc. people dont have a chance to "not listen".
I wonder if Grey has an emergency checklist too and what would it contain?
grey goes full eddie izzard at 13:04
grey: i have "eat breakfast" on my checklist
current grey: i dont eat breakfast
did he just forget so many times he realised he could go without?
Is the behavior informing the checklist or is the checklist informing the behavior 🐔🥚
1:19 interesting point
Got to say, your podcast is great to listen to while fixing my Roman Armor.
1:16:00 "Computer racism" against robots?
5:25 you don't have to be so harsh about us. though in that circumstance, I agree with you.
If the picture wasn't taken by intent then it belongs to him because it is on his camera. I don't think the monkey knew it was taking a picture of itself. If he accidentally dropped his camera off a cliff while he was recording, who owns the video?
I don’t die in the bathroom, I am in the US there is a safety feature on the socket and it’s far from the shower/ toilet so it’s safe UK update your code!
I know I'm late to this podcast but I was SO triggered by the electrical questions at 20:36
The difference between the US and UK receptacles is the VOLTAGE. 120Vac in the US and 230Vac in the UK.
I hope someone else already brought this up and it is addressed later. Probably too late now though.
In order to meaningfully break the rules you have to know WHY they exist, i.e. what are their purpose, so that you can compensate for the broken rule in another way.
21:52 Isn't it just common sense not to have an electric socket near any place that can get wet (like a sink or bathroom).
there isn't usually any near bathtubs sinks are different I think the metal in the pipes runs it to ground
In my building the gas valve in the kitchen is a feet away from the kitchen itself, and in the bathroom the electric socket is placed to the left of the sink, at the same level, so if you splash a bit of water that thing gets get right away.
And no, "common sense" stopped being common years ago.
***** Is your building in the UK?
WorldNews92 Nope, otherwise that would be illegal as far as I understand.
Just don't have anything plugged into it when you're taking a bath or splashing water around your sink. It's common sense not to make toast in the bathtub.
the place im from has the "notable people" but its in an entirely new wiki page (btw its new york city if you're wondering)
There is a regulation in the US that requires electric outlets in water prone areas such as near a sink to have a magnetic switch that cuts off power (to the outlet) whenever there is too much current. Probably why people are safe around bathroom outlets.
I can relate to Brady's 'blacklist' of words. I made one for my twitch chat, and it was just the most disturbing thing to look at.
You have four subs, how narcissistic are you?
Try 'prudent'. It only takes one asshole to ruin chat. Which already happened, hence the blacklist.
thats still dumb if its one person just block or ban or what ever you dont need a list
I am 100% behind you on the whole "how does design work" I am a programer by trade and if someone gives me a design document, I can get that stuff done on anything you want (web/desktop/mobile), but then if you ask for my input.. oh god. Its strange that I can write 10k lines of code like its nothing, but can't write one line of a design document.
Err... rarely get the opportunity to do this but... FIRST.
And thank you Grey and Brady for the podcast. Always enjoy it.
3rd*
ArcticTemper No he was first...
I was really hopinh I oculd be the FIRST comment on this comment ;-;
Almost every Wikipedia article on a place has a notable people section. Including San Francisco. Granted, these lists are on another article that it links to, but it's still there.
Outlets in the US that are near water ie. kitchen or bathroom shut off instantly when they get wet
I love the podcasts but I think they should be shorter but more in quantity. The quality spread out over more podcasts.
Keep it up Brady and Grey!
According to the electrician that worked in my house a couple of years ago (I live in Canada, if that makes a difference) the breaker on electrical outlets in washrooms is designed to break easier/faster than any other breaker for safety reasons. I dont understand electricity, but somehow that is supposed to save our lives if we get shocked or limit damage? Frankly I'm not interested enough to read up on it or search for answers.
That, and (at least in the US) building code requires GFCI outlets in bathrooms and kitchens, reducing risk of electrical death to well within the range of being improbable.
I have been wondering, does Grey have a physical list (Like on a stickynote) or does he have a digital list such as a little "stickynote" widget on his phone?
It's Digital. I can't Imagine that he would be able to stand scraps of paper lying about. That said, I think it was stated earlier that he has a program that has a Giant List. One of the First episodes where Brady was going on a Flight the next day and asked him about how he prepares.
Thanks, I must have missed that!
yuppo
0:21 that is a cool lava lamp.
how do you make a checklist while underwater?
When they were talking about swearing I was kind of expecting grey to just say like fuck off or something so it's funny
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Who could've known?
Assuming bathroom electrocutions would be due to 'consumer products' in the US...
The CPSC (Consumer Product Safety Commission) estimates that there were an average of 70 electrocution fatalities per year from 2007-2009 [reported to them] due to consumer products in their pdf "2009 Electrocutions Associated with Consumer Products."
... and very few of those seem to be associated with bathroom appliances (the give a breakdown of the electrocutions reported to them as well)
While a vice is a very relative concept, I believe my greatest vice is also used in my greatest strength, which is I have a TERRIBLE attention span (not so much to be classified as a neurological disorder, but enough so that normal conversation is extremely boring to me, since I'll want to be doing almost anything else along with talking to someone), I just cannot be productive while doing a single thing for extended periods of time, be it reading, doing physical or mental exercises or even just writing.
I also happen to be much better at multitasking than my closest group of friends, which were raised in the same school, under the same religions and overall a moderately similar background, and I think I would not be able to do so while not being easily distracted. Necessity, as it turns out, can really be the mother of invention.
The confusion around the addition of "breakfast" to Grey's daily list is odd to me. There are likely many people who have trouble remembering certain/most mundane daily tasks, and need that extra organization to function the way society expects.
Personally, fitting breakfast into my day is typically very difficult. I work best at night, and so I'm usually up late working on homework, music, etc. meaning I sleep in until the last minute. Remembering to actually stick food in my face before rushing off to start my day is problematic. I won't leave the house without clothes, obviously, as that is not something you can really do without noticing. It would be cold and likely embarrassing. I might not notice I'm even hungry until I'm halfway through my first meeting.
Not everything has immediate consequences for its inclusion/omission.
Airlines he says. How long was that video being made?
I wonder if Grey is equally intrigued by jazz which breaks musical rules quite often but still works.
I paused in the last episode, watched her, came to this one paused, watched black mirror and then you went and said some people did just that just as I came back... XD
Ah "the follow up episode"
I always forget to eat breakfast. I need to put that on my list.
for the copyright section: biontech does the same. they literally did not research a single thing but hold patents for hundreds of production methods. this is what pure greed looks like. they dont do it for the greater good, they are only after money. they were scraping by bc there was no need for most of their patents due to the fact that there were enough alternatives. but now they got big via government "funding" (technically nepotism or something along those lines). in my opinion those who do the work should always at least hold 51% of the credit, even though they "technically" couldnt have researched it without the equipment/laboratory. on the other hand, the equipment itself would do even less. thus the team should always get 51 and the company 49.
Is using too much electronic things a vice? Or is it a device?
What is the object in this video?
Why did she hate "Her". I loved how the movie hinted at a wife as a personal assistant who manages your schedule, she didn't like that?
Its everyday bro with that disney channel flow.
george orwell has rules for writing and the last rule is "break any of these rules before saying anything outright barbarous". Same for flags.
that's a cool lamp
11:52
I tried electric toothbrushes I didn't like em
The CDC says that people do not get injured in the bathroom via electricity. People do fall down in the bathroom though.
I was hoping the homework link this time was going to be Transformers 3 because of their joking.
To the contrary, I find many times I forget to eat breakfast. Has anyone else ever forgotten to eat breakfast?
I'm on board with the streak.
I've never seen the original Star Wars movies. I've never watched the Super Bowl. (or any professional sports game on tv)
Now, at nearly 40 years old, I can't watch them. It would wreck my streak.
London's Wikipedia has a notable people list.
I have one dog and theree children. I will definitely put my children before my dog if ever forced to, but really my dog is just like one of my kids. She requires my attention, love, and care on the same level (if not more) than my kids.
i under stand the "eat breakfast" because you can forget to eat breakfast but not putting on pants
He's saying his Thumbs up Thumbs down is his preference for the movie. It doesn't make it objectively good or bad, it just means Grey thinks its good or bad.
What did they do to Florida's flag? It wasn't very good, I think it manages to have a seal and look okay, but I am probably a bit bias because I live there, but they changed so much. Oh and the house one, on it is lightning and says bring on the thunder which is annoying. Also did they just heard the lightning is a sports team in Florida or something, isn't it like the Tampa bay lightning (I should really know that, but I don't care about sports) and decide everyone here must like this sports team, so let's make that their flag?
But they are pretty awesome, the game of thrones flag design.
*searches suburb on wikipedia* and 'notable residents' section...none of them actually notable, except for 1 - an Australian radio DJ who regular tops lists such as, "least liked Australian personality" and is famously known to have hired 24/7 security to patrol his house, specifically to stop it from being egged.
I've got Lorde on notable people from my school: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Takapuna_Grammar_School#Notable_students_and_alumni
If I were to decide, the monkey gets the copyright, but since heShe can't do anything with the picture and it's of such significance the copyright gets passed on to the photographer
I paused to watch Black Mirror. I didn't like the 1st episode much, although it's truly original. I just finished the second episode, and it's much better IMO. I'll probably watch it once more after I'm done with the 3rd ep, and only then proceed with the podcast/video.
i honestly think I didnt listen to the second part of this when i first heard it.. im sure i ended at the end of feedback.
I completely agree
57:05 Did you just compare yourselves to Jesus?
Because that's great!
The reason we have normal power sockets in the bathroom in America is because of Ground Fault Protection receptacles and breakers.
Yessss Black Mirror is so good
Nathan Dwyer black mirror three
1:03:40
I'm curious.. do they ever start talking about their topic more than their follow-up again?
Children are a significantly bigger responsibility. Children are responsible for the future, so you're responsible to raise them well. The dog will be dead before then.
Weird listening to this now knowing the guy is broke because PETA dragged him through court over the copyright.
That would be kinda silly, if the copyright resided with the owner of the equipment.Imagine a situation where multiple painters live and/or work in the same area.Paint brushes might get missedp laced or moved around.Does it matter if Artist A uses artist B's paintbrush to make his or her own work or does B now own the copyright to A's painting because B owned the brushed? I don't think so. Copyright doesn't make sense to reside with equipment.Even in the case with a couple,who swaps cameras, The copyright of the photo belongs to the person made thing. It resides with who created the work,not what created the work.
In the case of the monkey and the camera, I feel there is no copyright. It is just an image that was taken with no copyright holder.
I also am against the idea of copyright in whole because it is an immoral state-imposed monopoly.
Hannah Griffith-Smith I agree with your first paragraph. However you're watching a video that literally couldn't exist without copyright. Surely you see the merits?
Luke Coomber
I'll admit, there is quite a bit of humor in this situation. I even think it is an interesting question to think of in legal context if the photographer has a copyright or if it's in public domain. However, I'm an anarchist.On principle, I reject the idea of the state and its various practices.
The enforcement of copyright entails that people (the state is just people that assume a role of authority) have to bar a person from using free speech or their property in a way that would in the state's view infringe their monopoly.This situation is just a a funny little byproduct of state force, which I view as inherently immoral, and how the state interprets it can use that force.
Those US States Game of Thrones Sigils are cool. No more flags! GoT sigils for all!
if you're saying a movie is worth watching then that is a thumbs up
There is silence 1:17:00 ?
Yes
sKebess
ROFL
1.) Shutting off comments to get the last word doesn't work unless it's your own channel. All I have to do is tie your name to the top of my comment. All trying to block me shows how weak your own argument is.
2.) I never said humans and monkeys weren't both primates. My argument with you was about how you used that to say my argument wasn't accurate, which is just fine with saying that humans, monkeys, and apes are all primates.
When you say that apes and humans aren't monkeys, you are wrong, not only according to cladistics, but even the Smithsonian page. We are monkeys and we are descended from them because our common ancestor was a monkey; we just did not from the monkeys that are still living with us today.
3.) Cladistics isn't a pseudo-classification system. It actually one of the most accurate and prominent systems used since we've been able to gathers and analyze genetic sequences. Older system relied more on physiological markers, which can be deceiving. Cladistics is based mostly on genetic sequencing analysis, which is far more accurate and corrected many mistakes in what animals we thought were most closely related to one another.
Thanks for proving that you certainly having studied these topics more than what you could gather from google.
Gilgameshᴼᵖᵉᶰ ♥
Oh, FFS... Monkey isn't a scientific term. Laymen try to say it applies to them and not us, but that makes it polyphyletic, which breaks the rules of cladistics. Making the term follow the rules, it does make all apes monkeys and humans monkeys as well.
This is exactly the point I was making with sKebess.
Classifications only work if you actually have criteria by which to make it by, but I guarantee you can't name a single trait that applies universally to only what you consider "monkeys," and never applies to apes and/or humans.
Take for example snakes and lizards. Not having legs is not a universal trait of snakes because there are legless lizards. Things like having moveable eyelids, openings for ears, how much of it's body is a "tail" that can be detached are the universal differences between lizards and snakes.
There is not a single trait similar to that for which you can say "those are monkeys" and "those are apes."
Oh, and in reference to your point about mosquitoes and fleas (spelled flea, not flee btw)... All mosquitoes have wings. All fleas do not have wings. That's a very easy distinction to be able to say that mosquitoes are not fleas.
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Monkeys are classified to have tails, humans do not have tails, same goes with other apes.
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It's like trying to classify a flower then as in scientific terms, the species "flowers" does not exist.
There are no "monkeys" or Barbary in the chain of human evolution. That is why I made the flea and mosquito argument.
Gilgameshᴼᵖᵉᶰ ♥
**sigh**
The species "flower" doesn't exist, but it is a scientific term that describes those plants in the classifications of Angiospermae or Magnoliophyta. These classifications are bound by certain criteria that make them distinct from gymnosperms. It is therefore a useful term because it describes specific traits universal to angiosperms.
That is not the case for the term "monkey." It is supposed to describe a distinct group, but the groups have no universal traits that don't also apply to some apes or vice versa. That makes it a useless term under old taxonomies. If you apply it to cladistics and make it monophyletic, "monkey" then includes all apes and human, but makes them distinct from other closely related species, such as those in the tarsiiformes, which is a useful distinction.
Beyond that, even going by the old, deprecated taxonomies like you are, you'd be wrong anyways. Barbary macaques and humans are both part of the parvorder of Catarrhini, i.e. old world monkeys. Platyrhini are the "new world monkeys. They're both descended from the same group of simiiformes about 40 million years ago. At that point, they are all monkeys because what we even call apes aren't split from them yet, so your point that humans have no monkeys in the chain of human evolution is wrong.
But, even that is beside the point. You wanted to say that all monkeys have tails, so you can say humans aren't monkeys because they don't have tails. The barbary macaque is a monkey that doesn't have a tail, so the claim that all monkeys have tails isn't true and therefore can't be used as a classification method to separate humans from monkeys. There are no traits that can do this.
The only reasonable classification is to say humans are apes and apes are monkeys, therefore humans are also monkeys. They are a subset. They are not separate.
Draevon May
That was the entire point of what I've been saying: We are monkeys because you have to apply the term using modern cladistics or else it becomes a useless term.
Please read all of my comments before wasting my time on a conversation that happened almost a year ago.
Fun fact, I do sonetimes forget to eat breakfast when I wake up and turn my computer on and just start playing games and stuff... and then I realise like: oh wait, I actually need to eat something. and then its already 1 pm at that point so yeah... I forget sometimes
this happens to me its called the fun diet
I do this thing where I'm interested in a project I'm doing and I'll get tunnel vision, and I'll only realize I'm hungry because I'm getting irrationally frustrated with something going a little wrong and I realize "oh.. it's 3pm and I have not had breakfast today... whoops" to prevent this I've sort of made it so the first thing I do when I get up is have at least one thing for breakfast.. but it doesn't always work very well
If you wake up, even at 10am...that's a pretty long time in front of a screen to not even feel the slightest impulse of hunger.
BrickProductions I wouldn't underestimate peoples ability to forget about needing food
This is so macabre. But I CANT INAGINE ANYTHING BUT BLOOD so all i see is this tube or container of bubbling blood and lettinf out literal bloody bubbles and its amazing !! And now i want tinted water tht dors look blood coloured
1:19:30 OMFG U DONT !?! NEITGER DOES MY BROTHER FROM CANADA. hes also got certain things he will say, like bastard (I do the same thing trying to get him to curse).
And others he wont Like fuck xD and others. I also use to not swear but i was extremely bullied (never hit thank god... at least at school) but uhm my dad swore like a sailor.
I finally gave in around highschool bcuz the bullies kept making dun of me for saying fudge instead of fuck. So i slowly started learning words, fuck, damn, shit etc. U shouldda heard me the first time after 15yrs of using alternative explatives.
*"....F.... ....u........ck?"
Friend: nonononono u gotta say it all together at once not spread out every letter
Me: "......Fu...........ck :D"
Friend: -smh smiling- youll get it eventually
Me in mid 12th grade: bi..........t....ch
Newfriend: NO SAY IT LIKE U MEAN IT
ME: :O......BI.....TCH?!
FRIEND: YEA LIKE THT SAY IT AGAIN*
And thts how i learned to curse and gave in.
Perhaps i wouldnt have if my dad wasnt an asshole and refused to curb his sailor mouth no matter what i tried then tried ti tell me im not allowed to curse as its disrespectful
*me internally: then whyy do uuuuuu do it to meee*
Lmao
The friend started to make me use bitch to call her one cuz bitches who are friends can call each other bitches ??? I still dont undersstabd beyond thr mostly but yea. Abd afterrr highschool i learned to say motherfucker. Abd now im gettin colorful and shakespearen ones im trying to learn cuz goddamn some rhe things thrs in there. Idk if its actually shakespeare or based on his era but wowwww tht shit burn harder then fuck ever could xD.
I also just wanna be able to verbally eviscerate someone but alas my memory is awful and i suck at arguing in the momebt out loud. Text tho... *:D* gives me time to think with ny adhd and actually get the words out.
But yea the only thing i dont say is the N word even tho i coulf cuz im black but .....it gives me squishy feelings in the bad way whether it ends in the a or the r soooooo i just havent touched it with a 100 foot pole and dont plan to.
This is not an insult!
I just realized
CGP grey would probably be diagnosed with autism these days 0,0
Atleast where I live (the netherlands)
I believe this due to:
- Being uncomfortable in (some) social situations, like when he needs to talk about himself
- Loving routine and checklists
-Hating unwanted changes
Again, I do not mean offence and by no means do I think of it as bad, i just noticed these "symptoms", I know abput 5 people that have autism and it all applies to them
Just a random thought of mine, curious to see what people think.
Ben ik het mee eens
+dividbyzero1 I could understand that, but from what I've seen he has nowhere near a mental disorder.
thing is, high functioning autism/aspergers only appear "slightly weird", until you find a severe trigger, or talk to a psychiatrist.
He does live in these days?
Kids are horrible monster, but dogs are more difficult to deal with.....mkay grey
Is he talking about humans need not apply?
I'm a bit late but the bottom lines for the game of thrones state flags are pretty lame.
I really wonder what gray might say about the movie "Idiocracy"...
Would be interesting to listen to it honestly
I think the names of the game of thrones flags should be removed
Kids ruining everything? I'm 13!
1:33:20 "beats out margaret thatcher" pfffft, the blood on margaret thatcher's hands blows that bitch out of the water, Grey.
Jokeception.
i always thought that Brady was Dr James Grime.