Surgeon Reacts to Space Marine Creation Process - 2 of 5 | 19 Organ Implants | Astartes Organs 7 & 9
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- In this video orthopedic surgeon Dr Chris Raynor looks at the Astartes Space Marines from Warhammer 40K and Space Marine creation, focusing on organs 7 and 9 of the 19 organ augmentation process and comparing them to today's technology. #warhammer40k #spacemarines #astartes
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Amazing series, 40k verse is amazing.
Dr. Chris raynor i just wanna say your a legend. And you make me happy and laugh no matter the circumstances. You have a big heart and i admire you a crap ton! God bless you and i wish you the best!
@@Exploring_Duo 🙏🏿
I love how the take away from one guy was to say "ACTUALLY" after such a detailed and lore accurate video. Like, we all know the Horus Heresy happened... We know Space Marines (Specifically Dark Angels) were created around 30k. It's not important lol.
I know I am late to this as you speak about external functions done by the Marine there is an implant not an organ that allows direct interface with the marines power armor which could in fact be that multistage solution via external interfacing
I love that you use Warhammer 40k and other popular culture as the framing tool for your videos, which at their core are lessons about various human organ systems. It's so much more fun to start with "How do you stop this big burly genetically-augmented surgically-enhanced chainsword-wielding Space Marine from getting poisoned?" rather than "How does the digestive system work?" The editing and meme breaks also make things a lot more accessible and memorable. Fantastic content!
Glad you enjoy it! This is truly my mission, to make learning about the body fun.
@Dr. Chris Raynor | Not Your Everyday Ortho well my friend you are definitely succeeding at it! I'm a warhammer 40k fan and I love your analysis on them.
Out of curiosity will you try analyze other warhammer 40k claims like the anatomy of an ork or is it possible to become like an adaptus mechanacus?
@@ericmacrae6871 This is a fantastic idea and there is so much material from which to draw inspiration after I finish with the space marines. I will definitely add this to my list!
@Dr. Chris Raynor | Not Your Everyday Ortho sounds awesome I will definitely continue to watch your awesome content in the meantime!
May both God emperors bless you in the algorithm doc
🙏🙏
Praise to the Omnissiah!
There is only one God Emperor, all others are heretical speech.
Do you mean... The Man Emperor of Mankind?
Indeed, give praise to the four-armed emperor!
Software engineer here with another take on the preomnour;
Identifying the entire range of toxins could be possible with the help of a digital controller. Machine Learning algorithms are *really* good at identifying things that fall into a specific class / category. If you trained a ML model on a dataset of toxic substances, it could identify new substances and guess their LD50 accurately on the fly.
Love it! We will create our own Astartes soon!
Plus its definitely theoretically possible that even if the toxin or poison is so vastly different the existing database doesn't cover it(looking at you nurgle) a computer of the scale available in 40k would be able to run simulations of it to determine dosage/how to combate it.
@@DavidSmith-ry3ht To be faaaaaair...
Nurgle diseases harming Astartes is literally how we got the Death Guard in the first place, so not covering all the chaos infested bases is fair game.
@@cinderheart2720 nurgle diseases are highly mutative, so nothing can quite fight them unless space magic used
Nurgle's Rot comes from the Warp and isn't toxic in the way we understand it in 2022, to simplify it to the point I'll annoy everyone, it's more like a magical disease. The spellplague in D&D by a super base definition MIGHT be similar on paper. Yes i realize i butchered a lot there but its my guess at it. Though the computer technology part will almost certainly be integrated into power armor.
The man cites his sources and shows love to the community;
He's a proper scholar
No heresy detected from this medicae. Continue on and go in the light. The Emperor protects. -Inquisition
As someone who spends his workdays reading/writing medical research AND a lifelong Warhammer enthusiast, this is a joy to watch. By the will of the Emperor, may your content continue to flow through the noosphere. I'm very interested in how you tackle the omophagea.
It's a strange confluence of fate that I run into your channel while writing/researching extensively into chiropractic... "treatments."
There is no fate, brother, only the secular flow of time. The Emperor protects.
Noosphere?? Don't hear many people referencing that old idea, are you a S.T.A.L.K.E.R fan too?
@@isaakhyde8327 heresy, the will of the emperor is your fate. Report to your commisar immidately
@@Blowfeld20k the Noosphere is basically the wireless internet in 40k. Futuristic Wi-Fi lol
@@24fretsoffury
LMFAO..... NO son!!!!!
The Noosphere is, actually, an old pseudo-scientific concept of primarily Russian origin. The concept basically posits a sheared human information field (something like a collective unconscious) encompassing the entire earth and all humans who ever lived on it. The idea was tested and deemed false decades ago, hence its status as pseudo-science.
WOW ?!?!? Who woulda thunk it, people who wtite scifi for game IP's take ideas from real life.
It has appeared it various games and fantasy IP's.
I can't leave wiki links, so I suggest you search the entry, and confirm it yourself.
It helps to read something other than Horace Heresy books on occasions.
Enjoy
When you mentioned salamanders I instinctively thought you were talking about the legion and not the real world animal
He also mentioned them being plant/animal hybrids so MY first though was
Orks
WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGH
Same
@@shockwave1539 WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGH
@@shockwave1539 arent orks fungi instead of plants? am i remembering that right?
Wouldn't some of these organs work better operating under the opposite directive? Instead of denying entry of toxins, only allowing entry of known good substances. In other words, the extra organ filters out everything, with only specific exceptions for the good stuff to get through. A bouncer for your stomach so to speak.
The bypass system for the stomach could be further refined to seperate toxins and then allow nutrient rich substances to go straight to the digestive tract while the toxins/poisons are ejected, although such systems do exist often in the form of multistage filters by physically blocking harmful substances, so the system would require a liquid to carry the substance out of the filter, but understand that's bringing more complexity and failure points and an organ would likely need to be fully replaced once it's functions are either limited or lost, at least with filters you can easily replace an entire filtration system in seconds rather than having a several month rehab with a new organ that may or may not last long enough to be worthwhile.
The preomnur also has a secondary function that's too specific to work like that. Basically, after the poison has been filtered out, it gets sent to the betchers gland, which let's a space marine spit the poison/acid in the enemies face. A useful ability since so many astartes refuse to wear helmets.
Wouldn’t there then be an issue of overworking the organs on top of needing an entirely new system to remove them?
My thinking just being, by only allowing good substances, it would lead to a massive build up of potent toxins. Which if there’s any sort of internal injury you’d become even more susceptible.
PS: I have no idea what I’m talking about, just seemed like a pretty fun idea, and I’m just curious because things like your liver have gone through so many years of working in a particular way, making it work differently even if in theory it sounds easier wouldn’t it cost more energy to do
I don't really understand why they give them that organ in the first place. Sealed helmets, regulated and efficient foods, and a lack of natural curiosity should be enough
@@homm3bonedragon242 what if their armor breaks or is pierced and as a result, they're poisoned. Given how prevalent melee is in 40K, and the batshit insane weapons, it's not exactly outside the ballpark so to speak.
Nice, your first video talking about the first organs was my introduction to your channel, so I've been waiting for the sequel to it.
Welcome back!
Probably same for a lot of us lmao. 40k gang low-key actually pretty strong.
@@ChrisRaynorMD Hey Doctor. Thanks for taking your time to make these videos being as your a practicing Doctor and a surgeon at that your daily job is already demanding. I came for the firearm videos and those are probably my favorite ones with your knowledge with ballistics but I stayed for that and everything else.
Same here!
same
Dr. Raynor, would it be possible to look into the feasibility of cyberware, ala Cyberpunk 2020-2077? I dont know how much Mike Pondsmith looked into modern medicine for ideas or inspiration. It is a lot lore to look through. I know the Warhammer lore was crazy to go through so I am not sure if you're willing to go through another game universe.
2nd this
third
I would love a video or even a mini-series on that.
4th
He can just go through Edgerunners anime. Easier to digest and he can talk both about cybernetics,the way of how operation looks like,physical and mental effects od cyberware and talk about cyberpsychosis as shown in the anime. Plenty of topics.
I love the reference to other experts. I feel it's rare to see someone actually defer to others with more experience for whatever reason. Especially here on TH-cam.
I agree. Quite a few have complained about that though stating that I am riding off their coat tails or whatever. Personally, I am just trying to create engaging content.
@@ChrisRaynorMD "riding off their coat tails" What a silly notion. How can one person be expected to know everything? You as a doctor know very well that even within specializations of medicine there are further specializations as well. I'm sorry you have to deal with such comments but I think we both know the truth of the matter. I love your content thanks for the reply and sorry for the delay in my reply.
I am a truck driver with no medical experience beyond basic first aid and CPR. With that being said, even a troglodyte like me knows that the Hippocratic Oath specifically references seeking the aid of more knowledgeable people to help fix a problem if your own experience is lacking. This is not a problem, it’s a very important and compassionate response to the lack of knowledge.
@@coltontaff3640 If only 98% of humanity understand this incredibly prudent concept which you worded so eloquently... Amen
I would love to see a video dedicated to the gene-seed itself and how it would really react to a human body
Roanoke Gaming can do that if he hasn't already.
Wouldn't it basically be Crispir on steroids ?
@@clothar23 CRISPR on so much steroids that it outright kills 999/1000 young boys exposed to it by destroying their DNA. Good thing Chapter Apothecaries do a basic genetic screening before implantation is attempted...usually.
@@clothar23 Crispir AND steroids lol
@@toolazy6893 And probably a number of other over the top drugs XD
33:32 there is an actual space marine legion called salamanders.
This series is going to become one of those legends of TH-cam. The 40k fandom is gigantic, but slow on the uptake.
Much like the Imperium itself.
@@Hawk_of_Battle yeppers.
The bad credit line gave me a chuckle. I just imagined a fairly new Marine worried about his credit and a veteran says something like " fear not my bother! For the glorious multilung protects from even the banks! Praise the Emperor! For we breath mortgages! We exhale lines of credit! Our very breath is good credit! Praise be!!"
You have an incredible memory to have such extensive knowledge in both medicine and 40k lore. Possible Tech-Priest?
Apothecary perhaps
Magos Biologis
Magos Biologis would be ideal, I guess.
I really appreciate that you go about this topic with a serious attitude. Bringing a complex topic like medicine closer to many people by combining it with sci-fi/pop culture themes is great.
Agreed. I see way too many things that look at the science of sci fi / fantasy settings. And just go "this is impossible. Good day"
But I love the ones like this, that look at it, and adapt how it could actually work
"I hope the marines are paid well"
Duty is it's own reward! 😂
The preomnor sounds like a stomach that does a similar function to the liver and kidneys of dealing with various toxic substances within the body. But in this case it would somehow happen before food has reached the stomach.
Realistically such an organ would not be 100% effective as it’s portrayed in lore, but if it was possible to exist, I imagine it would still make a person a lot more resistant to toxic substances
Two points on the multilung: as the two primary lungs are mechanically disabled by blocking there intake/output tubes as soon as the multi-lung is enabled, the multi lung woulden't necessarily be directly competing with the normal lungs for volume while in operation, provided that as part of the activation of the multilung, the normal lungs are deflated
The other point is that the multilung is not stand alone, there is another organ intend to basically blood dope the marine
Excellent editing and research again! I'm really enjoying this series. While thinking about the problem of oxygen, I was reminded that a symptom of low 02 saturation levels is a decline in reasoning skills. This makes me wonder if Space Marines are somehow more tolerant to low 02, as that would explain some of the crazy conversations and decisions (ie. a complete lack of self-preservation instincts, bad tactics, etc) in the literature :) Perhaps it's not just the power armor that makes those boys thick.
The type of delusion that occurs from low lack of oxygen doesn't go as far as that. Low oxygen does result in lower reasoning skills, but this would produce behaviors like consistently trying to open a door the wrong way, failing to recognize redundancies, and probably being a bit more trigger happy. This is also mostly because an organism attempting to escape a low oxygen environment has those types of barriers to solve in human constructed areas. However, the lack of self-preservation is entirely a result of the dogmatic conditioning so many of the Imperium are subjected to. Thousands literally sacrifice themselves every day, (and it is treated as an amazing honor for the OPPORTUNITY TO DO SO) simply to keep the soul of their dead Emperor active enough to keep humanity safe from the Warp. A soldier dying in the line of duty is small potatoes 98% of the time. Bad tactics though, I'd wager that's less a SPACE MARINE trope, than specific Chapter tropes... I.E. All space marines have high capabilities in most everything, but not all space marines place the same importance on the same things. The particularly zealous chapters would place bigger importance on fate/faith/the Emperor in determining their battle actions and even whether they survive, but this isn't due to their organs or a lack of oxygen. It's just how they're raised or trained. The Emperor protects.
One thing worth mentioning at some point is the insane amount of calories a full marine takes in daily just to keep his body going.
The amount of research you've done for this is honestly bonkers. Like I imagine you were peripherally aware of most/some of the medical solutions, but the Warhammer research required to pick up some of the more mechanical solutions must have been a non-trivial time investment. I'm very impressed.
Woot woot been waiting for this since the cliffhanger of part 1
XENO-transplantation? Sounds an awful lot like heresy...
Don't worry, inquisitor. They are terran animals and are raised with hymns to the Emperor played in their pens to sanctify their bodies before the conversion process. ;)
I have been waiting more for this then when my uncle told me he take me to a Stripclubb at 14 on the weekend, on a Monday...!
😂😂😂
I love that Dr. Raynor immediately saw the need for having a system that instantly figures out how toxic something is when ingested, which we later see is the 15th organ, the neuroglottis
The 5yr old in me keeps giggling when hearing the word "sphincter"! Great video btw, really love your medical analysis on the WH40K Universe! So well done and explained, that even an idiot like me understands everything you said! Love your content, I really do not regret subscribing to your channel!
“I was able to raise my credit score to 712! Thank You, Multi-Lung!! 😃👍🏽”
Would it be possible for the gills to be implanted and stretched throughout the space marines shoulders and arms and then be intertwined with their inhanced arms. So that when the space marine swims using standard swimming techniques they can increase the amount of surface area they have in contact with water in order to more effectively absorb oxygen. The downside of this is significantly more sensitive and vital upper limbs but the space marines limbs have already been so greatly refined that I hope this could be a reasonable tradeoff. As placing necessarily large gills that protrude on a space marines neck seems like perfect targets to me. It could also possibly increase the energy conversion capability of the arms and make them more powerful in a surprise twist.
I am not a medical practioner nor a student/expert
Presumably some of the organs could be pulling double duty: if you're implanting an organ (the neuroglottis) that enhances the Space Marine's sense of taste, this could also be identifying toxins to be rejected by the preomnor; and if you're already protecting the upper digestive tract against absorption of toxins, a coating that is also resistant to the corrosive venom of the Betcher's gland will prevent the Space Marine from poisoning himself.
There is also the Adeptus Custodes, which are the Emperor's guard basically, they better in every way compared to the normal Astartes, and their transformation is different compared to the Astartes. Instead of implanting organs, like the Astartes.
The Custodes candinates are genetically modified so that the same organs and implants grow naturally, but maybe the Lyman's ear, which is a cybernetic inner ear that makes the user immune to dizziness and motion sickness is implanted in the same way for Astartes and Custodes.
I don't think the custodes have extra organs. It's mentioned in one of the books that they only have a single heart.
@@KingCliveThe17th maybe. i haven't read any books on 40k
@@KingCliveThe17th A lot of the authors for 40k novels don't know their lore very well. They've made the same mistake when talking about Astartes as well, and often forget that they are very superhuman even without their armour, not to mention other wacky stuff like regular humans being able to land blows that draw blood on Primarchs.
On the other hand, every Custodian is unique, their genetic enhancements tailored to suit their body and mind to make them the best at the things they're predisposed to be good at. None of them have the same genetic upgrades, so it is possible that some of them don't have all the redundancies found in Astartes.
Custodes have nothing extra but unlike Astartes every augment they have was designed specifically for them. Astartes are mass produced, Custodes are hand crafted
"I really hope marines are paid well". Sucks to say, they're not paid at all.
They're paid in the honor that is, serving the emperors!
I will not lie, I have just discovered you and your channel and I wish I had found it sooner! You're awesome, Dr. Raynor!
Welcome!
Emperor of Mankind to Malcador the Sigillite:
"Jot that down, Malcador. Jot that down. Not a letter less."
Your videos were my first introduction to the world of 40K, im hooked now! THANK YOU DOC!!!!
Congrats! Amount of Lore is psychotic.
We'll walk the crimson path together, brother!
Grab a bolter, there are heretics in need of ... illumination.
This is such a fascinating topic when viewed through the lens of modern medicine and current biotech. Thanks for taking the time to nerd out with us, Doc. You've made a lot of nerds very happy 😁😂
I think you need another Stoma, Doc. You're gonna need to be able to redirect consumed genetic material to the Omophagea
Always glad to see knowledgeable individuals overly analyze sci-fi and how grounded it is. Personally love to try and ground all my personal creative avenues to help it feel real and content like this always helps and makes me feel less crazy when I try to explain pseudo science fueled on what is effectively magic.
Medical knowledge, lore knowledge, passion, humor... What a combination! Makes for a thouroughly enjoyable and highly informative video!
Great work and thanks for uploading!
your optimistic attitude for such a chaotic series is amazing, there's an insane amount of information for all of these videos. Hope there's more to come
One of my good friends is a deep sea diver. We've both seen the movie The Abyss, they've actually done extensive testing using flouro carbon liquids for deep-sea diving. Surprisingly, there's not much gain between the liquid and the air, it is however extremely uncomfortable, even painful in the beginning.
Its really dawned on my how much of a beast space marine creation is when we are only up to organ 9 out of 19
Now I know what I need to fix my credit f**cking multi lung!!
When you get done enlightening us with the fun of space marines, it would be cool to see other 40k topics like the creation of servoskulls and servitors.
I think that will involve a lot more engineering and programming than it would biology so I don’t know how good of a topic that would be for Doc to cover but it would be cool nonetheless
The servoskull is a preserved brain used as the computer for a flying drone. Because intelligent computers are a big no-no in the Imperium.
Servitors are humans with chunks of their brain removed and replaced with computers to make them subservient and docile. Living computer adjutant because intelligent computers are a no-no.
"I hope the Space Marines are paid really well"
They are Dr Raynor. PAID IN SERVITUDE TO THE EMPEROR AND THE IMPERIUM
Regarding animal DNA being introduced to our Initiates body to help with organ acceptance. This has already been done (percentage depends upon the Legion (30k term for group of Marines)) with the introduction of the Proginoid glad. Legions like the Space Wolves (aka. Vlka Fenryka, or The Rout) are given the Canis Helix. That is believed to contain a lot of Wolf DNA. This does happen in considerably smaller doses with other Legions, but it is believed lore.
Also Legions such as the Death Guard, & their Primarch Mortarion, constantly exposed themselves to poisonous liquids, gases & toxins to increase their tolerance to them. HARD poisons were actually used as a reward toast after battle.
In lore you will also find that the great majority of Chapters (back to 40k terms for marine groups) Home bases are at Very high altitudes. So they would be working in reduced O2 levels for most of their time there.
Another great one Dr (Mister as I live in the UK & Chris is a surgeon) Chris. This'll be a fun one for my gaming club to discuss & break down.
Hope everyone has an amazing weekend & much love from here in the UK
Hi Dr. Raynor, could you do a video on the craziest operations you've done? I think it would be an amazing story.
Chris, this is hands down some of the highest quality content I've ever seen on youtube, and must have taken a truly massive amount of research, prep, work, consultation, etc.
Seriously hats off to you sir. Liked and subbed.
Why did the video just get delayed from 20 minutes from now to 20 hours?
Because it wasn't going to be done uploading for another 45 min and I have to go to bed. I will hit you up tomorrow.
Cuz it bull💩
@@ChrisRaynorMD Cool. Sleeping is important for being more effective in battle.
@@jeromebrooks7 I doubt that there were many changes made to the content of the video past stitching the clips and visual effects together, so I don't know what you're referring to as shit.
Excellent video chap.
My mum was one of the people responsible for the initial roll out of ECMO, Im an engineer and a 40k nerd - I guess ill pop over to her house and tell her we have a project to start work on ;)
Yes Inquisitor, this Apothecary right here.
It's okay, he has clearance for this.
I suggest looking at Peter watts' starfish, for a potential third mechanical lung, basically an implanted electrolysis device that provides oxygen directly to the blood stream.
I'm convinced you're an actual Tech-priest
There's also the new primaris marines who have 2 more implants than a normal space marine, they're also taller and stronger than a normal marine.
They actually have 3 extra organs not 2.
@@douglasallar9176 I thought they had 21, my mistake then.
@@sweettorello it alright
@@douglasallar9176 has any canon stated what the new implants are/their purpose¿ I've tried to find out and it isn't anywhere that I could see.
@@sweettorello have you tried checking the 40k wiki?
I'm really enjoying this series, Doc! I also want to commend you on your competent donning of that gas mask.
Thanks Ryan. Can always get better and faster. Nerve agents don't wait for you to get your mask on.
Back before the internet if you wanted to learn about organs and anatomy you had to go to school or to a library . But if you wanted to hear a surgeon break down and describe a fictional super humans anatomy? Forget it .
The internet may have a lot of negatives , but I’m just thankful it’s lead to gems like this ! Great content as always doc
This man deserves all good things the universe has to offer
Doc, you have done it again. I've watched your part 1 of this series and wow! To think we could even begin to approach Astartes transformation is INSANE!! Part 2 is just as crazy, but like the first video it was educational and so entertaining simultaneously.
Thanks for showing us how to do this! 1-6 were painful, but I’m recovering now.
Could we not also reengineer the lungs of astartes to be more similar to those of birds. Their lungs are extremely efficient and it would give us the wanted effect on low oxygen environments. We could also introduce mutations causing limited erythrocytosis to drastically increase blood transport capacity.
Love these video.. love how you talk about this is a serious way, it's hilarious and awesome... And also just continues to outline just how fking crazy the 40k universe is and why no other sci-fi can compare.
Thank you Magos Biologis Raynor for explaining the anatomy of the Emperor Finest to us the people of the imperium in low gothic so we can all understand. i hope you expand this series with an analisys of the New organs added to the Primaris marines. Emperor protects.
There is something so awesome about actual professionals analyzing fictional universes
Just found this channel and loving these sci-fi medical vids. You should also do some on Cyberpunk 2077, there are so many human augmentation stuff there you're bound to find something interesting!
the scariest part about seeing renditions of Astartes is knowing they're all at like ten percent speed so we can see what's happening
31:58 “Maybe we can borrow some from a Great White Shark?”
Space Sharks Chapter: *Allow us to introduce ourselves.*
These videos definitely need to get more popular, but you definitely deserve more subs doc. Love the content and have shown some vids to some of my friends with positive feedback. I know that these videos take time and a lot of work, but keep them coming.
Great Video! Have you considered also tackling the cyberware implants from games like Cyberpunk 2077 (or Cyberpunk 2020 / RED, which it is based on)? Or from old TV series like the Bionic (Wo)Man?
Remember that the ancient Greeks used the exact same word for medicine and poison. They already knew that dosage is the key. To much of a lot of things tend to be deadly.
I imagine a lot of the "realistic" problems with the Marine's organs can be solved by having the Power Armor's machine spirit (because remember, AI is bad) that can take over a lot of the control functions via the Black Carapace. The Multi-Lung could have the "third Lung" in the suit's back pack while a smaller organ in the chest helps the augmented original set of lungs.
"I hope Marines are paid well" -Dr. Chris Raynor
"Loyalty is its own reward" -Loin El Johnson
Tbh I haven’t been this hyped for a video in a while
As much as I'm loving everything about this, the Bell Biv DeVoe drop is probably my favorite part of this video.
I still love the fact that he's explaining how this could or could not be done with current medical science. It's amazing.
i wonder how much one of these space marines would cost to create once all 19 organs are converted to modern day. $1 million + maybe? im just talking about one space marine not mass produced
One transplant from living donor can approach that sum. I'd guess 30-40 mil minimum with the amount of interventions and healing time needed.
I love your contribution to solidify lore. I'm growing interested in warhammer because of your videos.
You will enjoy the universe of Warhammer 40k and the community.
I thought when he mentioned space marine salamanders he was literally talking about the Salamanders Chapter of astartes. After you do this series you could do a follow up on the chapter specific organs such as the canis helix dna of the Space Wolves or things like that!
Damn there's a lot of research that goes into these, love how faithful it is to the source material as well (that goes for all your vids!)
Arch-Magos Biologis Raynor has spoken! All Hail the Omnissiah!
YOU HAD ME AT MULTI LUNG! NOW TAKE MY MONEY!
Loving the pop-culture vids, I binge a series of them about once a month. Since I'm a 40K nerd, here's your "lore mistakes" / what we haven't invented yet. (When "the body doesn't work like that", it's a mistake of 1980's edgelords trying to write the edgiest marines possible)
Surgery 7: You also need to route your bypass through the upcoming toxic spit glands. (the "poisonous" part of the spit is borrowed)
Surgery 9: The "multi-lung" uses a gill type structure instead of bronchioles & aveoli (supposedly "more efficient" once the need for support and through-flow is hand waved) Also, see #7 since they can return most inhaled toxins with a bite. (The codex says they should wear their helmet, making their suit fully enclosed and it's filters come 1st)
P.S. Another binge, another interaction - it still deserves it.
my god, Kyle looks so absurdly young
I wonder if some of the increased oxygen needs of the space marine could be mitigated through some sort of controlled induced angiogenesis. Of the 2 main issues i could foresee, the heart being potentially unable to pump blood enough is sort of solved with that secondary heart. The real issue would be hoping that little Billy doesn't end up riddled with cancer.
Your first Warhammer video was my introduction to your channel and I have been enjoying it ever since. Very informative and fun. Thanks for your work!
Glad to hear it!
Wait, the whole 'build up immunit to poisen by repeated exposure' thing is actually true? I always thought it was an urban myth... To your 'I hope marines are paid well' question. No marines are not paid well. They arent paid at all. Duty is its own reward! :D
I like how you take the time to explain everything and give people credit if you show something of them. Subbed!
The premiere was sensational, keep it up.😁 Can I get a comment heart?🥰
32:00 Space Sharks confirmed, get hyped!
Important to note the process of creating space marines also include a thing called warp energy (magic) so that does explains some of the impossible things that their organs do.
Isn't that only the primarchs?
Regardless of the potential impossibility of the Astartes creation process, he isn't commenting on the feasibility when the Emperor creates them. He's supposing the feasibility of these implants based on our modern understanding of science. The science fiction of today may be the science reality of tomorrow, but it cannot be commented on until then 🤗.
@@Brick9 well the primarchs are made a with a lot more warp energy, spacemarines being a dumbed down copy of them still utilize a bit of warp energy. Sorry if that’s confusing.
@@boperatorbliw4579 . .Pretty sure SM's aren't made with warp energy
@@Brick9 it’s just something I heard to explain how there are no blanks in any space marines chapters. I do think there has to be some warp voodoo in there somewhere but it’s just speculation.
I would love to see your take and look at Destiny Exo Guardians, the lore may not be as fleshed out, but some of the stuff there is as interesting as horrifying.
This why I subscribed
If you're curious as to what makes a poison poisonous, it's chemistry. The more reactive a substance is, the more toxic it is. For example the reason why water H2O is not very toxic is because water is an inert molecule, while hydrogen peroxide H2O2 isn't, because it wants to get rid of the extra oxygen. Trixodane H2O3 is even less stable than hydrogen peroxide, so it's even more toxic. There are exceptions, like biomolecules or radiation, but reactivity is a good general rule for how toxic a substance will be.
Thanks for this video! When you were going over the efficiency of the lungs natural form I was blown away. Bless up - we are truly amazing biological, self repairing, ever adapting creations!
Xeno-trasplantation?! The notion that the immortal Emperor himself would sully the perfection of the human form with the unclean biology of the perfidious Xenos is not only ludicrous, but the rankest of heresy! How DARE you sir!
They're paid in godly genes. And the multilung will always hold its value against inflation.
Could anyone point me in the direction of the video at 0:23 and 1:50? It looks a lot like the animation style of „The Last Church“ from Tyber Portoghese, but I‘ve never seen it before. It would be appreciated :)
Can the multi-lung work if it is an O2 tank?
When the body/suits detects a hostile environment like poisonous gas, water or low oxygen, then the multi-lung shuts the lung and slowly releases oxygen to the lung to enable normal body function. For the carbon dioxide there could be a vent outside to the windpipe to give the Space Marine the feel that he is still breathing.
So he breathes air in from the multi-lung and breathes out the used air.
Thus, and the training of the space marine, should give them time to do their duty. Outside of hostile environments the multi-lung may fill itself with oxygen from the lung.
Lord... Wait till this dude gets a load of the Betcher's Gland. Hock a glob of corrosive poison at people? Hell yeah, Batman!😂😂
I wonder if Billy ever wanted to give being an astartes because of all these implants