That was my first thought when he said that. It reminds me of being on the edge of a cliff or rooftop, or even when driving under a bridge. You don't like the idea of jumping or driving into the base of the bridge, but that dark part of your brain tries to weakly convince you to see what would happen.
I don't think this is a good analogy. Pretty much all addictions include the use of substances or doing acts that make us feel good. We like doing it. Addictions aren't compulsive - the addicted person may have a strong urge to do it, but it's not exactly against their will. It's hard to explain, but basically - even if the person wants to halt his/her addiction, its not because its not enjoyable, its because he/she becomes aware it comes at the expense of other, more important things.
@@jonathan13co i hate nicotine, it makes me feel like shit, i have felt my lungs get worse over time, its expensive, i always need to have my vape with me, i hate it. but i dont wanna stop. seems like a good analogy to me
since i was younger (don't remember exaclty how or where i hear it) i thought is was "curiosity killed the cat, but he died knowing" bare in mind i'm from a spanish speaking country so it might have changed in translation
+avram vlad it's because some languages don't have a translation to "it", objects or animals are always refered to as a she or a he, in my language for example a house would be a she and a car would be a he
it's amazing how I managed to prove all points Michael made, for listening to this video in the background for ''not wanting to see something gorey'' but the moment he said ''images of corpses in stackable slices'' I reluctantly opened the video to see them
See I can't stand that stuff but that section was wierd. My brain just didn't and still hasn't processed the fact those are human corpses and I didn't feel a single emotion watching it.
Does anyone else find themselves going off on a tangent and considering an idea proposed only to realise you've totally ignored the last 30 seconds of him speaking?
I guess that's why there's a thing where rich people have young and beautiful women put in a big plate with food covering her intimate parts. Honestly, I don't get it.
As a person who has struggled with dopamine regulation my whole life I like to think of dopamine as the repeat behavior chemical. It’s not always for pleasant things but it is always for things the brain wants or needs to repeat internally or externally.
He covers a lot of territory in a very short time. He educates thousands of people - many of them are trapped in schools that are stuck with limited textbooks and teachers who have to get them ready to pass the next standardized test. Not their fault; its part of their job. VSauce and those like him are giving the kids and teens of today the education they *deserve* to get, not the crappy, purposely confusing way they do things in schools. (hear that Common Core (USA) - ugh). The kids growing up on TH-cam will revolutionize the next generation after them; thanks to the pioneering efforts of people like this awesome guy. Thanks man.
It's sad but %100 true. If you could get an education like this in school, don't you think kids would actually like going? The internet as a whole will revolutionize the way the truly curious minds learn. I would have to disagree on the point about it not being the teachers fault though, they use so many excuses to dodge a very simple solution, talk to your students. That's it, that's all they have to do, share your experiences on this earth with those who have had less time on it, tell them life lessons, research things you don't have the answers to. Make a real human connection with the young minds you spend so much time with, don't let anymore children (or teenagers) fall through the cracks because you don't have an original thought beyond what's inked in the pages of a text book
ChoppedInHalf It's true; and you're right. Having to 'teach to the test' *does* make their jobs harder - but - IT'S their JOB. Inbetween having to teach-to-the-tests, there ought to be plenty of time for actual teaching. We need fewer negative control-freaks as teachers and more innovative, creative teachers who actually *listen* and try... who connect. The set up of the school systems is hard enough for everybody; students, teachers, administrators; they all have a sucky time navigating the system properly. But it's the interface between the teacher and student that's most important; if that's mishandled, well, it makes the whole cruddy system it works within entirely useless. Yeah. I shouldn't make excuses for teachers; it's their job to follow the orders of higher ups, but their PASSION should be to utilize creativity - rather than killing it in order to save their jobs. :/
That is what I think. We need teachers who are willing to hear what the students feel about it so that the teachers can make what they are trying to teach much easier to understand. This whole comment is so true!
"Just because you want to do something doesn't mean you like it" Being serious, would that also potentially explain why we can't stop playing a video game even if it's very frustrating?
+RedRecon I guess it would. I think that has a lot more to do with the reward system. You crave the rewarding release of passing a difficult level, so you'll repeatedly go through it again just for the sake of winning it- not even because you like the game itself. Not a proven fact, just my theory. It might also have something to do with your desire to finish things. You'll naturally want to finish things like finishing a song, or thinking up another fact so you have three facts in total to support your case. The brain will naturally desire closure, so you'll want to finish the level and THEN quit. Quitting in the middle would be irritating.
+RedRecon ok so quick inquiry, i noticed that (and applied the scientific method to this) Vsauce video comments are one of the only places where actual educated conversations can happen
@Mitchell Smith a lot of people assume that something is wrong with Mr King but he himself said he had a good and normal childhood, but the book Pet Semantary is based on a real event that had happened to him, the story behind it is quite interesting. Also, in my opinion, everyone should read that book, it also helped me with my grief over losing my beloved cat.
I once did an experiment, I took an eraser slapped it on my wrist, said "it hurts" and of course, someone else did it. I barely remember making this comment. What the hell?
I remember back in the day when I was in elementary school I brought salt and soda and poured some salt in the soda, I drank it and pretended it was disgusting and tasted like poison. I didn't put enough salt to make it undrinkable or change the taste that much but right after that some other kids went and bought sodas and asked me to pour salt in their drinks. I disagreed saying it was too disgusting and they'd waste their soda which just made them want more Once they realized I was trolling they weren't thrilled
The thing about children and parents is true. Kids who have a hard time detaching from parents at school are normally the ones who have parents that show anxiety and guilt about the child being there and the parent working. It often has no relation to the child's own opinion of going to school. I've had to tell parents (when asked) to act like taking the kid to school is a fun, good thing to get excited about. It works wonders.
My earliest memory of something like this was when I was about 5 or so and my dad took me along fishing and I can remember being absolutely fascinated and transfixed on the suffocating fish in the bucket.
The beginning reminds me of the Mindfield episode "The Greater Good" where Michael didn't want to cause trauma in an experiment about the Trolley Problem. But I actually came here because of his TED talk "Why do we ask questions?". I thought to myself that we want to know things because we need to know them (to do something) or because we're interested. Of course curiosity helps us find out things that could be useful in the future, but humans are also interested in facts and topics that they already know and they know it's aren't useful to know that. So I thought *it would be interesting to find out why things are interesting* and why every human has individual interests. According to Wikipedia psychologists actually think about interests, but it seems like there's no Vsauce video about that yet. And as always, thanks for reading.
This is the kind of thing that makes people go to watch Creepypasta videos or read them. And then keep going back even though the person can't sleep because of it.
Jelly Kitty Of course the only thing about creepypastas that kept me from sleeping was wanting to hear another. Kinda hard to find one that creeps me out now.
+Pasta Master Watching a lot of scary things will eventually make it less likely for you to be scared, since you've already seen worse... Curiousity has a price as well :)
The end part about the "Uh, oh. Mom got scared" theory reminds me of something one of my teachers said about being afraid of bugs. We have no reason to be afraid as kids and generally younger kids will play with roaches and even spiders, but as we gain awareness and understanding of the world we see our parent's fear and overall society's fear. Every NOPE post on imgur just makes the fear threshold lower
slut4berniesanders Interesting...and what if parents pretended to be scared of say...a lamp? Could the child develop a fear of lamps? Though I think some fears have some sort of genetic propensity, i.e. phobias are more likely to be of things that can actually be dangerous such as spider, snakes, rats, rather than sheep or rabbits.
People once watched public executions and battles in the Colosseum. How many would still watch them if it were allowed? I sometimes think that violent movies and football are synthetic, civilized substitutes for the forms of entertainment we've left behind. And for hunters that go out and kill wild animals, even that's not enough. I think to an extent, humans are naturally violent and are suited to societies where warfare, violence, and execution take place. I sometimes wonder if some of the serial killers are just people with stronger violent impulses than the rest of us, for whom a civilized, peaceful society makes them crazy (where most of us are happy to have the freedom from fear and aggression of the past). Would they have had a place in an ancient society as something like a gladiator or executioner? Hard to say. I don't like what such an idea says about humanity, but I find myself wondering if that's why such people continue to be born and commit these kind of crimes.
All it says about humanity is that we've evolved and found a healthy way to deal with out aggression. Serial killers are not a good way to judge humanity, as they are not normal. They have underdeveloped emotions, and don't have empathy. Empathy is part of humanity, just like aggression, so people who don't have empathy are not a good way to look at humanity.
I've never understood the whole "psychopaths don't have empathy" thing; If they can't comprehend what the other person is feeling, then why would it bring them pleasure to hurt them? Surely if they think pain is fun or satisfying, then to enjoy someone else's requires at least some empathy?
*After failure to control the censoring of videos posted about today's New Zealand shooting, quarantined 400,000 subscriber /r/watchpeopledie has been shut down on Reddit. The sharing of such content that educates on terrible accidental deaths, and methods to prevent them, is gone, with good reason*
Mortality Call Yes its the left that implemented common core. It’s the First Lady that changed school lunches to make them disgustingly healthy and revolting. The left side has so many issues
Rccamo3 public schooling is simply a way to conform a society to perform at its economic status quo, get us ready to file endless paper work and sit in a desk for 8 hours while thinking only about what we’re told to think about that day. It’s sorta like the medical industry, it’s all business and profiteering on the backend where we don’t notice it, than it’s love and long happy lives on the surface that they force feed us so that we can trust them and end up spending $3500 for a mild panic attack.
When I was young I got more scared when a parent was in the room with me (watching a show or a movie), I remember not knowing why. I seemed duller alone and more emotion-filled with other people. I just felt that I needed to show more emotion with other people.
I know I'm just adding to the 1000's of times something like this was said but I love the outro songs you use here and I've never seen a video on here that I think "meh that was ok or bad" everything is intriguing, re-watchable a learning experience and above all entertaining. Vsauce will continue to be my most recommended videos to friends who think TH-cam is exclusively for fail compilations. Thanks for the videos and keep up the good work.
Micheal: *Dopamine is released in response to pleasurable things* Me: Uh huh yeah, ok. Micheal: *Like sex* Me: What about food? Micheal: *Or food* Me: That's better.
This was...beautiful! I have been watching so many accidents lately, literally taking notes to keep my family safe...relieved my anxiety and compulsion isn’t making me a monster.
Vsauce, I also glad you posted a video today. I have a ton of homework and I just fell a sleep a few minutes ago. I don't know if everybody has this but when I sleep in the day I start to feel sick, dizzy, and like a wave of some kind of fizz has filled my body. I couldn't get my homework done or even eat in the state I was, so I hope one TH-cam video would do anything from wake me up to curing my symptoms. Thankfully one of your videos was on. Your videos are the perfect for this situation because it makes me wakeup (for some reason curing the rest of my problems) and at the same time it gets me wanting to think and work. Thx Vsauce
The black and white image filters, surprise shock images, and spooky music makes your videos unwatchable at night alone in my bed 2:00am Have you considered playing happy music?
jerome irrgang Dies ist das längste offiziell verzeichnete Wort der deutschen Sprache. Es bezeichnet ein Gesetz über die Übertragung von Aufgaben betreffend die Überwachung der Etikettierung von Rindfleisch.
***** i agree with turtle. He makes a valid point and makes sense. School does teach things but probably not most of these things that Vsauce uploads. Take this video for example. Would a teacher in school ask you: "Why are we morbidly curious?" And give you the answer to it? No.
Children being more scared when parents are around makes a lot of sense to me. I remember when I was a child, whenever there was something funny on tv, I would turn to my mother to see if she laughed and gauge my volume of laughter based on hers. I now understand why I did that.
Lol I still do that and I'm a teen. Whenever me and my mom are watching something whenever something worth a reaction comes on I look to her to see how she reacts. if she doesn't laugh i don't laugh (even if I thought it was funny) ECT ECT.... Is that weird.....
That's called social referencing. According to theory, babies get information about various stimuli by looking towards a more mature, more knowledgeable and trusted person, especially if the stimulus in question is ambiguous. Their consequent actions are then based on the emotion response of the parents. hence, you can see Mum is acting like a referee for the child, whether Mum's deliberately signalling to the child or not...
that because you can't "fall" in lava, lava is too dense, at the very least you would just float getting you back of front burned until you pass out and die.
Lava isn’t that dense, and you definitely wouldn’t float. You’d fall straight through with a little firework explosion. Vsauce has a video on this I’m pretty sure.
all my nightmares are about forgetting stuff at school except for one... I was with my family on the car until a bridge we usually cross falls, we survived but a gas truck crashes into us but I survived again but the others didn't, the nightmare ends with me crying without a leg and on fire
At the beginning of these videos. I wanna know the answer to a simple question, which is usually the title. By the end of the video I am no longer thinking about that question, because I have about 50 other questions now
literally every time i watch vsauce i can't help but binge. Kinda need something to kill time too, as the switch event doesnt start for another 3 hours.
Y'know, I've watched enough of these videos, it doesn't even bother me anymore that he's repeatedly jumping up at the screen to refresh the conversation.
"...as a kind of challenge to ourselves." Last year I visited a salt mine and experienced intense, unexpected claustrophobia. Since then I've been seeking out tragic stories of caving and confined space accidents. This goes some way towards explaining why.
i guess morbid curiosity is the reason i like so many angst/hurt no comfort fics. its because they're not real that i can feel like it's me going through their pain because they're often experiencing things i've never felt before. i always felt bad for reading them because they're things i can't relate to and this is basically me feeling like i experienced them, so knowing that it's common for people to also like these things even if it hurts their feelings makes me feel a little better (???) because wow. i think i really like to hurt my own feelings. a lot. i mean of course i stopped reading just angst/hurt no comfort fics because eventually when that depressing content is all you consume, surprise to literally no one, you start to feel like shit. and i felt like shit so often even though my normal life was completely normal 💀 like looking at my life outside the fics, i was pretty happy lmaoo but yeah. lots of those fics were good, but i really had to take it back a notch when consuming hurt no comfort because they just started to make me feel miserable. which i think was pretty okay in small amounts, but definitely don't do what i did and consume only that. and not just hurt no comfort in fics, but also i was really into watching true crime. which in hindsight was kinda a bad idea because all those videos did was just kinda scare me even though i don't leave my house because i'm a high school student with all online work in a pandemic, so clearly i'm never in danger like these gruesome true crime cases.
Dont be disgusted or disturbed by it, it’s just the reality of our anatomy. Not everyone is interested in that stuff but there’s no reason to be afraid of our own bodily anatomy
Something I would like to know about that first study mentioned is how they convinced 2/3 of the subjects to cut the head off. I'm not necessarily saying it's not pertinent to curiosity study, however I think that study exposes the power of authority and authoritative pressure. I wonder if they told them its for science or they signed something requiring them to do it, because like Micheal said most refused initially. They weren't initially curious, which is why I think the motivation technique used is important.
It's like Milgram experiment. You wouldn't normally give someone a lethal current of electricity but you most likely will when you are told to. It's how Hitler got normal, morally sane people to commit atrocities without question.
The length of this video: 13:50 1+3+5+0 = 9 Number of numbers in the length except 0: 3 Number of views atm: 102407 1+0+2+4+0+7 = 14 14-9-3 = 2 Here comes the easy bit: a = b |*a a*a = a*b |-b*b a'a-b'b = a*b-b*b (a+b)(a-b) = b(a-b) |:a-b a+b = b Because a = b I can write b+b = b 2b = b |+b 3b = 2b |:b 3 = 2 2 = 3 Hence, Half Life 3 confirmed
Congrats. But if a = b, you cannot divide by (a-b). It means dividing by zero, which would create a black hole and explode the universe and stuff. Captain flying.
The number 3 has 5 letters 5 has 4 letters 4 has 4 letters "Half life 3" spelled out is "Half Life Three" which has 13 letters Thirteen = 8 letters Eight= 5 letters Five = right back to 4 Half Life 4 is also confirmed!!!!!
I have an on topic story about a macabre friend of mine. Note her favourite movie at 2 years old was the original chainsaw massacre and nightmare on elm street were some of her childhood favorites. In school we were supposed to write a paper on phobias, she chose necrophobia, the fear of dead bodies. While googling information she accidentally clicked on necrophilia and was curious so just ended up looking at the images instead. The teacher noticed and just like Michael said, thought she liked it or was into it. Ugh it was hilarious the way he asked "You're not... not into that, are you?" She said "No, no. LOL." And just as he was walking away she apparently couldn't resist the urge to say "Some people do it to babies." Only so he could just hear it. I don't think he knew how to react, he just walked away. I think it must have been confusing considering she was the only person to write him a very kind Christmas card thanking him for being a good teacher that year.
That "Uh Oh" theory is interesting. I think I still go through something similar today. My parents are both pretty religious and pretty heavily monitor things they watch. There have been a few times on family pizza/movie night where we actually stopped watching a movie and started something else because they swore too much. Now, as an adult, I watch things that my parents would abhor like GoT, Family Guy, and... plenty of other things I just can't think of off the top of my head lol. But there are sometimes movies that I like a lot and want to watch with my dad, at least, and I go over the movie in my head trying to remember if there was anything that would upset him. Usually the movies are ok but sometimes I let something slip through where we get to a certain part (usually either a sex scene or a really gruesome or vulgar or intense swearing) that makes me cringe just thinking about how upset my Dad is watching it. Yet when I watched it alone it didn't even phase me enough to remember it when mentally previewing it in my head before showing.
Michael says so many mindblowing things that he sometimes faints at the end of sentences which is why you always see him pop back up randomly.
Hah!
omg get out
This was so funny XD
Thanks, I always wondered why he did that. :p
This comment made my night. Lmao.
As Johnny Bravo once said... "I'm sickened, but curious."
"I don't want to look, but my sister is peer pressuring me-"
I was randomly thinking about Johnny bravo 5 minutes before I watched this video... weird
Ian Hall I was the 1000th like
I think i can go one more vsauce before i reach my limit.
[Watches 17 more]
*God fucking damnit*
I have that image saved to my phone
Beginning of title: "Why are we curious?"
End of Video: *"We're all gonna die."*
That’s Vsauce for ya
Sounds about right
Basically.
Pretty much life in a nutshell
Don't mean to be that guy, but morbid curiosity and death are definitely very related, so that makes perfect sense.
“Compulsive behavior - just because you WANT to do something doesn’t mean you LIKE it”. Addiction in a nutshell. Very profound.
That was my first thought when he said that. It reminds me of being on the edge of a cliff or rooftop, or even when driving under a bridge. You don't like the idea of jumping or driving into the base of the bridge, but that dark part of your brain tries to weakly convince you to see what would happen.
And the inverse is ADHD in a nutshell. Damn brain chemicals.
Yes
I don't think this is a good analogy. Pretty much all addictions include the use of substances or doing acts that make us feel good. We like doing it. Addictions aren't compulsive - the addicted person may have a strong urge to do it, but it's not exactly against their will. It's hard to explain, but basically - even if the person wants to halt his/her addiction, its not because its not enjoyable, its because he/she becomes aware it comes at the expense of other, more important things.
@@jonathan13co i hate nicotine, it makes me feel like shit, i have felt my lungs get worse over time, its expensive, i always need to have my vape with me, i hate it. but i dont wanna stop. seems like a good analogy to me
*Plugs in usb correctly on the first try* *Dopamine releases*
Ok that's logically impossible
Hi there
Or does it. :):):)
OHGHAAGAH
Tries to plug in USB, doesn't go. Flips it, doesn't go. Flips it again, goes in. Visible confusion.
Curiosity killed the cat, but satisfaction brought him back.
Thank you! I thought no one knew the rest of that saying. I say it regularly and no one gets it.
since i was younger (don't remember exaclty how or where i hear it) i thought is was "curiosity killed the cat, but he died knowing"
bare in mind i'm from a spanish speaking country so it might have changed in translation
+Diego Vallejo thats a better saying than the original one on my opinion
ikr.... although... i'd like to have a genius zombie cat to help me do the home work u know
+avram vlad it's because some languages don't have a translation to "it", objects or animals are always refered to as a she or a he, in my language for example a house would be a she and a car would be a he
it's amazing how I managed to prove all points Michael made, for listening to this video in the background for ''not wanting to see something gorey'' but the moment he said ''images of corpses in stackable slices'' I reluctantly opened the video to see them
See I can't stand that stuff but that section was wierd. My brain just didn't and still hasn't processed the fact those are human corpses and I didn't feel a single emotion watching it.
@@KentuckyFriedChildrensame i kinda just refuse to personify it
@@KentuckyFriedChildren Same I felt like they were like dolls, plastic, not real people.
Literally same
Shit i looked up the rest of the pictures.😂 Straight up DRAWN to the macabre.
*Michael is like a friend who guides you through your own nightmares, debunking everything in a calculated, literal yet very friendly way.*
Telling you which way too go what could happen and when
this makes no sense
You mean a trip sitter 😂😂
Does anyone else find themselves going off on a tangent and considering an idea proposed only to realise you've totally ignored the last 30 seconds of him speaking?
Jordan L me yep
Yes
I do that every time i watch an educational video from any source.
hahaha all the time
St. Frank or any SAUCE...
Just me being curious, imagine how
In shape Michel must be doing all those squats when he transitions.
Probably has the thighs of a JoJo character!
HooliganEyebrow as thicc as Kars
That's pretty morbid
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So...my brain's dopamine output will double if I'm presented with sexy food?
Mmmm sexy food 🤤
Vore
Quadruple, sex releases way more dopamine than healthy amounts of food do
I guess that's why there's a thing where rich people have young and beautiful women put in a big plate with food covering her intimate parts. Honestly, I don't get it.
@@sobercow2819 You're full of shit, pal. Listen, I've had sex and I've had chocolate milk, and let me tell you, I would take the milk 10/10 times.
As a person who has struggled with dopamine regulation my whole life I like to think of dopamine as the repeat behavior chemical. It’s not always for pleasant things but it is always for things the brain wants or needs to repeat internally or externally.
Imagine Michael being a father
Nurse: It's a boy!
Michael: or is it?
@Ang Bon Where are your fingers?
I expected to see these replies being jerks about trans people and I'm so happy that they're not
First we need to ask ourselves what is a boy?
You see in 1935 psychologist from the Kanzas University found out...
me when i was born
he just had a daughter, and i sure hope he said that
He covers a lot of territory in a very short time. He educates thousands of people - many of them are trapped in schools that are stuck with limited textbooks and teachers who have to get them ready to pass the next standardized test. Not their fault; its part of their job. VSauce and those like him are giving the kids and teens of today the education they *deserve* to get, not the crappy, purposely confusing way they do things in schools. (hear that Common Core (USA) - ugh). The kids growing up on TH-cam will revolutionize the next generation after them; thanks to the pioneering efforts of people like this awesome guy. Thanks man.
It's sad but %100 true. If you could get an education like this in school, don't you think kids would actually like going? The internet as a whole will revolutionize the way the truly curious minds learn. I would have to disagree on the point about it not being the teachers fault though, they use so many excuses to dodge a very simple solution, talk to your students. That's it, that's all they have to do, share your experiences on this earth with those who have had less time on it, tell them life lessons, research things you don't have the answers to. Make a real human connection with the young minds you spend so much time with, don't let anymore children (or teenagers) fall through the cracks because you don't have an original thought beyond what's inked in the pages of a text book
ChoppedInHalf It's true; and you're right. Having to 'teach to the test' *does* make their jobs harder - but - IT'S their JOB. Inbetween having to teach-to-the-tests, there ought to be plenty of time for actual teaching. We need fewer negative control-freaks as teachers and more innovative, creative teachers who actually *listen* and try... who connect. The set up of the school systems is hard enough for everybody; students, teachers, administrators; they all have a sucky time navigating the system properly. But it's the interface between the teacher and student that's most important; if that's mishandled, well, it makes the whole cruddy system it works within entirely useless.
Yeah. I shouldn't make excuses for teachers; it's their job to follow the orders of higher ups, but their PASSION should be to utilize creativity - rather than killing it in order to save their jobs. :/
Actually educates 7.8 million people
Ethan Reidy dang - he *is* popular :P
That is what I think. We need teachers who are willing to hear what the students feel about it so that the teachers can make what they are trying to teach much easier to understand. This whole comment is so true!
"Just because you want to do something doesn't mean you like it"
Being serious, would that also potentially explain why we can't stop playing a video game even if it's very frustrating?
+RedRecon
I want to stop if its frustrating
See "ragequit."
yEAH
+RedRecon I guess it would. I think that has a lot more to do with the reward system. You crave the rewarding release of passing a difficult level, so you'll repeatedly go through it again just for the sake of winning it- not even because you like the game itself. Not a proven fact, just my theory. It might also have something to do with your desire to finish things. You'll naturally want to finish things like finishing a song, or thinking up another fact so you have three facts in total to support your case. The brain will naturally desire closure, so you'll want to finish the level and THEN quit. Quitting in the middle would be irritating.
+RedRecon LoL fan, eh?
+RedRecon ok so quick inquiry, i noticed that (and applied the scientific method to this) Vsauce video comments are one of the only places where actual educated conversations can happen
Vsauce predicted the best movie morbius
and his name is michael and he has a video titled möbius bagel on dong
and morb(idly) (curio)us makes morbius (idlycurio)
Micheal has to have some crazy calfs because every time he says something else he pops out from below the screen
I was thinking the same thing xD
***** link plz :]
ChoppedSuey it's better then jump cuts
“We make up horrors to help us cope with the real ones”
Stephen king, my guy
Hey I live in Bangor! That's where he lives.
Say true, say thankya
@Mitchell Smith a lot of people assume that something is wrong with Mr King but he himself said he had a good and normal childhood, but the book Pet Semantary is based on a real event that had happened to him, the story behind it is quite interesting. Also, in my opinion, everyone should read that book, it also helped me with my grief over losing my beloved cat.
Stephen king is not that great of a writer
@@spider-manbeatsbatman3610 Dude, you're like 8
I once did an experiment, I took an eraser slapped it on my wrist, said "it hurts" and of course, someone else did it.
I barely remember making this comment. What the hell?
I did exactly the same lol....
I remember back in the day when I was in elementary school
I brought salt and soda and poured some salt in the soda, I drank it and pretended it was disgusting and tasted like poison. I didn't put enough salt to make it undrinkable or change the taste that much but right after that some other kids went and bought sodas and asked me to pour salt in their drinks. I disagreed saying it was too disgusting and they'd waste their soda which just made them want more
Once they realized I was trolling they weren't thrilled
Ikku Hishikawa wow high but that was the most elementary school story I’ve ever heard
@@mrkrieg1963 difference in school culture i suppose. given by his name, he might have grown up in Japan
@@nene_san Their name is romanized, so they're probably role-playing as an anime character.
Riddle me this Michael. Why did the doctor diagnose me morbiously a beast?
MrBeast?
It must suck to play poker with Vsauce. There's no way you're going to be able to bluff anything
loool
Everyone has a tell, always. Trick is finding it.
Unless youre a ROBOT!
Don't worry! He has his own weaknesses... We all have!
Alireza Mehrnia His weakness is actual real life kryptonite
Finally, a vsause video explaining why I enjoy vsause videos
I'm sorry but my brain just went "*vsauce"
Sause
@@Thegirlwhofrowns A N G E R Y
@@Th30th3rJ0J0 C O O L AND G O O D
@@evermay1582 W A R M A N D B A D .
Funny how when a kid falls down, they don't cry until they see thier parents panic about it.
*****
There is something very wrong with you.
***** SAME
You guys are disgusting and degenerate Emo satanic screamo gothic counterculture fuck wits.
FunnyVideoMaker77 U MAD BRO?
FunnyVideoMaker77
You need to re watch 7:28 in this video, and then reevaluate your life choices, sir troll.
That moment when you realize you’ve been binge watching so long that your whole recommended feed is Vsauce videos
The thing about children and parents is true. Kids who have a hard time detaching from parents at school are normally the ones who have parents that show anxiety and guilt about the child being there and the parent working. It often has no relation to the child's own opinion of going to school. I've had to tell parents (when asked) to act like taking the kid to school is a fun, good thing to get excited about. It works wonders.
My earliest memory of something like this was when I was about 5 or so and my dad took me along fishing and I can remember being absolutely fascinated and transfixed on the suffocating fish in the bucket.
5:47 oh god PLEASE close some of your tabs
...oh, I see why my PC is that slow.
I do that crap too.
Omg...
Ehh, with the number of topics he puts in each video, and the amount of research that must go into that, I think Michael gets a pass.
That's how my tabs looks like 😂
You know you can use different windows and desktop's too.
The beginning reminds me of the Mindfield episode "The Greater Good" where Michael didn't want to cause trauma in an experiment about the Trolley Problem. But I actually came here because of his TED talk "Why do we ask questions?". I thought to myself that we want to know things because we need to know them (to do something) or because we're interested. Of course curiosity helps us find out things that could be useful in the future, but humans are also interested in facts and topics that they already know and they know it's aren't useful to know that. So I thought *it would be interesting to find out why things are interesting* and why every human has individual interests. According to Wikipedia psychologists actually think about interests, but it seems like there's no Vsauce video about that yet.
And as always, thanks for reading.
the name of the song that starts playing at the end of the video is : "Conversation - Bob Bradley feat. Sarah Wassal"
Thanks man
Darude-Sandstorm*
zahir housni
Thank you
u the man
@@MikeMike-dv7iv I'll watch out for that one
This is why I always come back to «why are things creepy?»
frenchman «SPOTTED»
This was my 1st Vsauce video
Wat
@@glugleu3214 its a vsauce video
My morbid curiosity has led me to this video.
Same
Holy cow I looked at your profile picture and thought it's something scarry. Got scared and then actually looked at it and calmed down ....
@@valeriaw5801 ai pfp
same
@@valeriaw5801 holy crap you're right
I just read: „Why are we morbius“
I really gotta go sleep.
lmfaooooooo
What is that...?
Morbing is universal human experience
5:50 thought my graphics card went bye-bye.
hahaha it actually looks like that
same
For me it did
me too
graphics card?
This is the kind of thing that makes people go to watch Creepypasta videos or read them. And then keep going back even though the person can't sleep because of it.
Jelly Kitty
Of course the only thing about creepypastas that kept me from sleeping was wanting to hear another. Kinda hard to find one that creeps me out now.
+Pasta Master Watching a lot of scary things will eventually make it less likely for you to be scared, since you've already seen worse... Curiousity has a price as well :)
+TinkerTheCuteness no it doesn't, it really depends on the person's perception.
***** Well yeah, but I was mostly talking experience, since me and my friends watch a lot of scary movies
>Scary
>Creepypasta
Pick one
You can't spell SLAUGHTER without LAUGHTER.
Uh....
English is dumb...
Rin Rat well he isn't wrong...
but I put the "fun" back into "funeral"
Death
Can't spell FUNERAL without FUN...!
The end part about the "Uh, oh. Mom got scared" theory reminds me of something one of my teachers said about being afraid of bugs. We have no reason to be afraid as kids and generally younger kids will play with roaches and even spiders, but as we gain awareness and understanding of the world we see our parent's fear and overall society's fear. Every NOPE post on imgur just makes the fear threshold lower
NOPE
Do you think that if children somehow grew up in isolation from adults, they would never develop a "grossed out" feeling toward bugs?
Didn't expect to see you here! But yea, it's all too true.
slut4berniesanders
Interesting...and what if parents pretended to be scared of say...a lamp? Could the child develop a fear of lamps? Though I think some fears have some sort of genetic propensity, i.e. phobias are more likely to be of things that can actually be dangerous such as spider, snakes, rats, rather than sheep or rabbits.
lol i just finished watching your one of your videos then seen you here
People once watched public executions and battles in the Colosseum. How many would still watch them if it were allowed? I sometimes think that violent movies and football are synthetic, civilized substitutes for the forms of entertainment we've left behind. And for hunters that go out and kill wild animals, even that's not enough.
I think to an extent, humans are naturally violent and are suited to societies where warfare, violence, and execution take place. I sometimes wonder if some of the serial killers are just people with stronger violent impulses than the rest of us, for whom a civilized, peaceful society makes them crazy (where most of us are happy to have the freedom from fear and aggression of the past). Would they have had a place in an ancient society as something like a gladiator or executioner? Hard to say. I don't like what such an idea says about humanity, but I find myself wondering if that's why such people continue to be born and commit these kind of crimes.
All it says about humanity is that we've evolved and found a healthy way to deal with out aggression. Serial killers are not a good way to judge humanity, as they are not normal. They have underdeveloped emotions, and don't have empathy. Empathy is part of humanity, just like aggression, so people who don't have empathy are not a good way to look at humanity.
I've never understood the whole "psychopaths don't have empathy" thing; If they can't comprehend what the other person is feeling, then why would it bring them pleasure to hurt them? Surely if they think pain is fun or satisfying, then to enjoy someone else's requires at least some empathy?
I am the polar opposite of most, I am abhorred by our societies obsession with other human suffering.
+TheRABIDdude I also have that question. Waiting for someone to answer it.
I will watch colosseum fight
I always love the background music in Vsauce videos! It manages to create this incredible atmosphere around the subject being discussed.
Totally agree. I thought I was the only one who appreciated that.
Reyna YAAAAA ME TOO
This answers a question I always wondered about why so many people attended gruesome games at the coliseums. Morbid curiosity amongst other things.
*Isn't it Amazing how can you learn less in an entire days worth in school than watching a few 10-15min videos on youtube* ?
*After failure to control the censoring of videos posted about today's New Zealand shooting, quarantined 400,000 subscriber /r/watchpeopledie has been shut down on Reddit. The sharing of such content that educates on terrible accidental deaths, and methods to prevent them, is gone, with good reason*
D Ramos all I learned today was that teachers hate protests
Very very true.
Mortality Call Yes its the left that implemented common core. It’s the First Lady that changed school lunches to make them disgustingly healthy and revolting. The left side has so many issues
Rccamo3 public schooling is simply a way to conform a society to perform at its economic status quo, get us ready to file endless paper work and sit in a desk for 8 hours while thinking only about what we’re told to think about that day. It’s sorta like the medical industry, it’s all business and profiteering on the backend where we don’t notice it, than it’s love and long happy lives on the surface that they force feed us so that we can trust them and end up spending $3500 for a mild panic attack.
The song at 13:20 (the outro) is called 'Conversation' by Bob Bradley and Sarah Wassal.
Darude-Sandstorm
Do you know the song name on 11:11?
World of Dreams by Bob Bradley
Oh thank man, just what I was looking for! :) Comments like these are always life savers when the credits aren't particularly illustrative! :)
Thank you you give me life
You're one of the youtubers i think why TH-cam was initially created in the first place. Great video , learnt alot.
stops.
youtube was actually inspired when the creators couldn't find a celebrities nipple slip on the internet
Quiffs4Lunch xD
TH-cam was actually created as a dating site.
Stefan Teunissen I'm pretty sure it was an advertisement site.
I love horror... but vsauce’s channel freaks me out in such a unique way but I can’t stop watching
"Leg Bone"? i am disappointed Micheal
Some people have no idea what the leg bones are called.
*Cough* Femur *Cough*
+ThatNinjaKid and yet you knew he was talking about a femur sooo whats the problem 🤔
i think micheal doesn't trust his viewers what a Femur is lol
MLG HAXER M8 dude
The explains my obsession with binge watching Seconds from Disaster, or anything about plane crashes
You should try "Lost"
I love Lost!!!
Same
I like looking at cemeteries
That's why I like watching football/soccer players go into leg breaking tackles lol
1:47 Oh.. it was a legbone...
What did you think it was? I think I know xD
David Morrin Yup. :D
Gayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
Julius Nyangoro immature.
***** A penis
When I was young I got more scared when a parent was in the room with me (watching a show or a movie), I remember not knowing why. I seemed duller alone and more emotion-filled with other people. I just felt that I needed to show more emotion with other people.
we need a scientific name for this new theory.
hmmmm how about the "uh oh, mom flinched Theory"?
Sounds good to me
legbone....sure thats what every one thought
Surprisingly enough, that is exactly what I thought.
Ha. It’s shaped like a dick.
@@anonymousanimal5179 same
Balls....
Yes, but actully no
Really fascinating Michael! Good job.
Wow guys i found you on +MathewSantorn 's channel and here .. You're awesome guys
I love your channel!!!
It's _morbidly_ fascinating. ba-dum tss XD
Australia's missing gold is up my ass
@@achilles7498 Theres nothing there
I know why I have morbid curiosity, if I hear about something bad that happened, and if I don't know the rest, I instinctively assume the worse.
I know I'm just adding to the 1000's of times something like this was said but I love the outro songs you use here and I've never seen a video on here that I think "meh that was ok or bad" everything is intriguing, re-watchable a learning experience and above all entertaining. Vsauce will continue to be my most recommended videos to friends who think TH-cam is exclusively for fail compilations. Thanks for the videos and keep up the good work.
....there's people out there that think TH-cam is exclusively for fail compilations? they're missing out on all those Win compilations!
Micheal: *Dopamine is released in response to pleasurable things*
Me: Uh huh yeah, ok.
Micheal: *Like sex*
Me: What about food?
Micheal: *Or food*
Me: That's better.
gay ass bruh
ツsquidi
no you.
@@profusesweater7234 sjut up gay
@@profusesweater7234 They also get more aids/HIV
What is going on in the replies
If it can't give you the blues, it won't make the news.
Aha I see watcha did there
If it bleeds it leads
penus venus
+A Wooden Fork Thank you for your contribution.
+Mike Zilla I'm puttin you on the news
This was...beautiful! I have been watching so many accidents lately, literally taking notes to keep my family safe...relieved my anxiety and compulsion isn’t making me a monster.
Vsauce, I also glad you posted a video today. I have a ton of homework and I just fell a sleep a few minutes ago. I don't know if everybody has this but when I sleep in the day I start to feel sick, dizzy, and like a wave of some kind of fizz has filled my body. I couldn't get my homework done or even eat in the state I was, so I hope one TH-cam video would do anything from wake me up to curing my symptoms. Thankfully one of your videos was on. Your videos are the perfect for this situation because it makes me wakeup (for some reason curing the rest of my problems) and at the same time it gets me wanting to think and work. Thx Vsauce
You should see a doctor.
*asleep is one word
while
*wake up is two.
now get a life, go outside, leave the computer alone for a fucking moment.
I hate napping in day because I get huge headache and dizzy.
dude......u are propably like 10 year old so dont complain about studing toller -_-
exercise
you forgot to mention that dopamine is released in response to watching vsauce!
holy chet you watch vsauce?
that discussion about dopamine inhibited really explains depression...
Sepia Smith go
Its Morbin Time
The black and white image filters, surprise shock images, and spooky music makes your videos unwatchable at night alone in my bed 2:00am
Have you considered playing happy music?
That's my favourite time to watch them with a grin on my face
Kochos I love pussy.
Does anybody know the name of that song? It was a pretty chill song (the one at the end)
conversation
use shazam application
Shadowlit001 nope nonono fuck that!!
2:00
"After all, they are unpleasant."
*shows Home Alone with other unpleasant films
Lol
It's not that it's unpleasant
It's finding happiness in Harry and Marv being injured by Kevin
Its not unpleasant its pure comedic 12 carot gold
No feet were harmed in the making of that movie
Lmfao
7:07 Schadenfreude xD
German is really cool sometimes
+Lion Reichelt Rindfleischetikettierungsüberwachungsaufgabenübertragungsgesetz :)
H. Sch.
sometimes
+H. Sch. Was redest du?
jerome irrgang Dies ist das längste offiziell verzeichnete Wort der deutschen Sprache. Es bezeichnet ein Gesetz über die Übertragung von Aufgaben betreffend die Überwachung der Etikettierung von Rindfleisch.
+H. Sch. gesetz wurde schon abgeschaft
2014 ppl: weird flex but ok
2022 ppl: MORBIUS
It's morbin time
Michael is so smart ;~;
where does he learn this stuff
"Smart" or "curious and knowledgeable"?
*****
Some of it.
***** i agree with turtle. He makes a valid point and makes sense. School does teach things but probably not most of these things that Vsauce uploads. Take this video for example. Would a teacher in school ask you: "Why are we morbidly curious?" And give you the answer to it? No.
***** Oh your school may be different. The ones I've been in never brought up questions like these e.e
***** ok
i feel like micheal is the kinda guy to be in the shower for three hours cause he’s talking to himself and that how must of these topics are picked
I'll bet this guy has developed some real strong leg muscles while doing these videos.
Why are we morbius ?
I love this channel man. Like, I can watch full 13-15 minutes videos here within any ads interrupting me
Children being more scared when parents are around makes a lot of sense to me. I remember when I was a child, whenever there was something funny on tv, I would turn to my mother to see if she laughed and gauge my volume of laughter based on hers. I now understand why I did that.
Lol I still do that and I'm a teen. Whenever me and my mom are watching something whenever something worth a reaction comes on I look to her to see how she reacts. if she doesn't laugh i don't laugh (even if I thought it was funny) ECT ECT.... Is that weird.....
you're probably like Dexter, a twisted sociopath, and you check on your mother to mimic her emotion because you don't have any, just like a chameleon
Fantomas612 I think your right :0
That's called social referencing. According to theory, babies get information about various stimuli by looking towards a more mature, more knowledgeable and trusted person, especially if the stimulus in question is ambiguous. Their consequent actions are then based on the emotion response of the parents. hence, you can see Mum is acting like a referee for the child, whether Mum's deliberately signalling to the child or not...
Pixel Gamer ツ Lol me too
This explains why I searched "man falls in lava" on Live Leak. Unfortunately nothing really came up :/
that because you can't "fall" in lava, lava is too dense, at the very least you would just float getting you back of front burned until you pass out and die.
See ... you should have searched "man floats on lava getting his body burned until he passes out and dies"
Lava isn’t that dense, and you definitely wouldn’t float. You’d fall straight through with a little firework explosion. Vsauce has a video on this I’m pretty sure.
FEAR Mikel
Yes, he mentioned this is a video titled "what's the most dangerous place on earth"
A Syrian Yeah
I loved it when Michael was MORBidly curious and morbed everywhere
His name is Doctor Michael Morbius 😎
My doctor said I was morbidly obese 🦇 morbiss
all my nightmares are about forgetting stuff at school
except for one... I was with my family on the car until a bridge we usually cross falls, we survived but a gas truck crashes into us but I survived again but the others didn't,
the nightmare ends with me crying without a leg and on fire
I was 5 years old when I had that nightmare
Deep my man, deep.
David Ferreira Jesus wtf were you doing that day?
We need more commas guys.Get a comma delivery people.
GamingPenguin I think I was im preschool and I built a bridge and then we watched a blockbuster movie
At the beginning of these videos. I wanna know the answer to a simple question, which is usually the title. By the end of the video I am no longer thinking about that question, because I have about 50 other questions now
Lol that's science, you find the answer to one question but along the way you end up with many more.
literally every time i watch vsauce i can't help but binge. Kinda need something to kill time too, as the switch event doesnt start for another 3 hours.
Lol I remember when I did that. I watched gtlive as well as vsause tho
Reminds me of “I don’t wanna see where this road ends, but I can’t stop driving”
1:53 A trumpet made from a human peni I MEAN, "leg bone"
It's a trumpet, not bagpipes
Josue Rivera you got to blow it to make it work
stfu
Song at 0:20 in the background is World of Dreams - Bob Bradley / Matt Sanchez / Steve Dymond
You're welcome.
You seriously have just saved me from hours of research that would've been necessary to find it,!
whats the one at 10 min?
Steve Dymond
STEVE DIAMOND
MINECRAFT
You are a saint
@@Ernesthomac Idk, I'm 10 months late but if you've found it or if someone else knows, make sure to reply :v
ah i love his videos, they’re so good for lazy summer days when i want to learn but not really study
Imagining suffering so horribly, just for someone to be watching like "heh that's really cool"
Is that a problem?
Uh, yeah?
Y'know, I've watched enough of these videos, it doesn't even bother me anymore that he's repeatedly jumping up at the screen to refresh the conversation.
Surprised there wasn't a "graphic content" warning on the sliced up corpse part 😅
A&B it wasn’t very graphic, just anatomy
@@Kodaiva Killing ppl is just anatomy that got out of hand
/s
its monochrome and looks blurry
@Jon Jones I agree
Jon Jones r/therewasanattempt
Hey, its better than being morbidly obese, oh shit we're that too.
Merica! :p
shots fired
shots fired
Truth hurts bro😂
We're all big backed
"...as a kind of challenge to ourselves."
Last year I visited a salt mine and experienced intense, unexpected claustrophobia. Since then I've been seeking out tragic stories of caving and confined space accidents. This goes some way towards explaining why.
at 12:04, right after Michael says 'uh oh' my computer give me a error message saying chrome has ran out of memory.......
morbid curiosity is the reason rob dyke's channel survives
PylonBuffering It's the reason for the channel itself
2:01
Home Alone
lmao what
Kevin tortures those burglars so I think it's a worthy inclusion
@@hannahc3317 not the iron board thing
i guess morbid curiosity is the reason i like so many angst/hurt no comfort fics. its because they're not real that i can feel like it's me going through their pain because they're often experiencing things i've never felt before. i always felt bad for reading them because they're things i can't relate to and this is basically me feeling like i experienced them, so knowing that it's common for people to also like these things even if it hurts their feelings makes me feel a little better (???) because wow. i think i really like to hurt my own feelings. a lot.
i mean of course i stopped reading just angst/hurt no comfort fics because eventually when that depressing content is all you consume, surprise to literally no one, you start to feel like shit. and i felt like shit so often even though my normal life was completely normal 💀 like looking at my life outside the fics, i was pretty happy lmaoo but yeah. lots of those fics were good, but i really had to take it back a notch when consuming hurt no comfort because they just started to make me feel miserable. which i think was pretty okay in small amounts, but definitely don't do what i did and consume only that.
and not just hurt no comfort in fics, but also i was really into watching true crime. which in hindsight was kinda a bad idea because all those videos did was just kinda scare me even though i don't leave my house because i'm a high school student with all online work in a pandemic, so clearly i'm never in danger like these gruesome true crime cases.
morbius
4:40 Now THAT is a picture im not going to be able to get out of my head for a while. Thanks Micheal....
Rip
Have you never seen a graph? The photos not even bloody m8
@@joegaming1818 It's unpleasant to look at
Lmao bro you probably throw up when you see roadkill
Dont be disgusted or disturbed by it, it’s just the reality of our anatomy. Not everyone is interested in that stuff but there’s no reason to be afraid of our own bodily anatomy
Something I would like to know about that first study mentioned is how they convinced 2/3 of the subjects to cut the head off. I'm not necessarily saying it's not pertinent to curiosity study, however I think that study exposes the power of authority and authoritative pressure. I wonder if they told them its for science or they signed something requiring them to do it, because like Micheal said most refused initially. They weren't initially curious, which is why I think the motivation technique used is important.
Yeah, it reminded me of Milgram when he said that they were persuaded to do it after initially resisting.
It's like Milgram experiment. You wouldn't normally give someone a lethal current of electricity but you most likely will when you are told to. It's how Hitler got normal, morally sane people to commit atrocities without question.
1:50 "Made from a human... LEG BONE." Not what I had in mind
me too 😭
THOSE ARE BALLS
Morbiusly Curious?
The length of this video: 13:50
1+3+5+0 = 9
Number of numbers in the length except 0: 3
Number of views atm: 102407
1+0+2+4+0+7 = 14
14-9-3 = 2
Here comes the easy bit:
a = b |*a
a*a = a*b |-b*b
a'a-b'b = a*b-b*b
(a+b)(a-b) = b(a-b) |:a-b
a+b = b
Because a = b I can write
b+b = b
2b = b |+b
3b = 2b |:b
3 = 2
2 = 3
Hence, Half Life 3 confirmed
You forgot 3 = the number of sides in a triangle
/_\ = Illuminati
Congrats. But if a = b, you cannot divide by (a-b). It means dividing by zero, which would create a black hole and explode the universe and stuff.
Captain flying.
CONFIRMED!
The number 3 has 5 letters
5 has 4 letters
4 has 4 letters
"Half life 3" spelled out is "Half Life Three" which has 13 letters
Thirteen = 8 letters
Eight= 5 letters
Five = right back to 4
Half Life 4 is also confirmed!!!!!
“Smoke Gets In Your Eyes” is SUCH a good book! Literally got it from the library out of sheer curiosity... worked out well!👍🏻❤️❤️😂
I have an on topic story about a macabre friend of mine.
Note her favourite movie at 2 years old was the original chainsaw massacre and nightmare on elm street were some of her childhood favorites.
In school we were supposed to write a paper on phobias, she chose necrophobia, the fear of dead bodies. While googling information she accidentally clicked on necrophilia and was curious so just ended up looking at the images instead.
The teacher noticed and just like Michael said, thought she liked it or was into it. Ugh it was hilarious the way he asked "You're not... not into that, are you?" She said "No, no. LOL." And just as he was walking away she apparently couldn't resist the urge to say "Some people do it to babies." Only so he could just hear it. I don't think he knew how to react, he just walked away.
I think it must have been confusing considering she was the only person to write him a very kind Christmas card thanking him for being a good teacher that year.
MORBIUS IN VSAUCE????!??!??!??!!??!
"It's called The Boomerang Effect"
It's called spite. Michael, it's spite.
Watched this on the toilet. Not my most pleasurable shits
The spire effect.
That "Uh Oh" theory is interesting. I think I still go through something similar today. My parents are both pretty religious and pretty heavily monitor things they watch. There have been a few times on family pizza/movie night where we actually stopped watching a movie and started something else because they swore too much.
Now, as an adult, I watch things that my parents would abhor like GoT, Family Guy, and... plenty of other things I just can't think of off the top of my head lol. But there are sometimes movies that I like a lot and want to watch with my dad, at least, and I go over the movie in my head trying to remember if there was anything that would upset him. Usually the movies are ok but sometimes I let something slip through where we get to a certain part (usually either a sex scene or a really gruesome or vulgar or intense swearing) that makes me cringe just thinking about how upset my Dad is watching it. Yet when I watched it alone it didn't even phase me enough to remember it when mentally previewing it in my head before showing.
1:52 That's pretty humerus! HAHAHA
Again?!?
Qermaq It's a leg bone. The humerus is the upper arm
If it were femorous, that wouldn't be funny.
HUMERUS IS AN ARM BONE YOU PIECE OF SHIT
Hey, I'm not a piece of shit. I'm the whole log, man. Respect B-)
Ok vsauce you're officially in my dream blunt rotation circle
When you end up in the pimple-popping side of youtube and you hate it and its gross but you can't stop clicking more videos.
yupp
Natalia nah, I love it
I CAN PERFECTLY RELATE XDDDDDDDDDD