Hey, Pat. Colorblind guy here. It's basically like he said, we just have a really hard time differentiating between specific colors based on what type of colorblindness you have. I see blues and yellows perfectly fine, but reds and greens are hard to tell apart when they're close together or mixed in together. It's also hard for me to identify shades of blue and yellow that have red or green mixed in (the different orange hues, purples, etc). Also, about 70% of of the oxygen on Earth is created by algae, and about 50% is from sea algae. Forests are pretty inefficient at it.
yup also another colourblind person here , there's 3 type of colour blindness deuteranopia and protanopia is the common one where red and green is very hard to be distinguished and a rarer one tritanopia which is yellow and blue mine is protanopia
Quick note: People in the Renaissance didn't think the Earth was flat. Most of humanity has known that the Earth was round for most of history. Heck, Talos the philosopher from Ancient Greece even measured its diameter with pretty good accuracy.
+1. By around 400, the Earth was proved to be a sphere. Empedocles and Anaxagoras (ancient Egypt) showed that during a lunar eclipse the shadow of the Earth clearly moves across the moon in a round fashion. Ptoleamic proved it in ~350 BC with his understanding of cones, which was expanded on in ~1600 by Sir Francis Drake. People in the past weren't more stupid than us. They had less information, for sure, but they were not more stupid.
The goldfish one is an untrue statement because goldfish don't just grow to fill the space. They have a size that they grow to. Unfortunately, goldfish kept as pets often have their growth stunted by being kept in too small of a space, which stresses them out and decreases their lifespan. 😢
1:54 if I remember correctly terminal velocity (the max velocity an object can go) depends on the objects mass, and a Penny is so small It's terminal velocity isn't fast enough to kill someone.
I asked my brother 😅 whose a professional video game dev and former soldier and majored in physics and he said "yeah you can die from a penny terminal velocity would only apply if the penny was to move itself which it cannot do an objects velocity can be overridden physically if another objects force or mass was greater it could propel the penny using it's own mass as the parameter, If you shoot a bullet from a 9mm it travels at about 800mph if you shot a penny from it then it would also travel at 800mph except the penny would slow down first due to it's face mass being wider than a bullet so yeah a penny at 800mph would kill you instantly a bullet has a 98% chance roughly to kill you in the head, A penny at the same distance would be about 65% only because it'd have to hit you on it's side to pierce the skull so it both can and can't can be true at the same time luck would play a role well we call it luck but luck doesn't actually exist luck is a term used by humans when we aren't smart enough to calculate how something will behave that pennies trajectory could be predicted with 100% accuracy at 800mph humans just aren't smart enough to be able to know what side would hit you but it would make sense physically the best way I can explain that is if you loaded the penny into the gun the exact same way and hit your target at the same distance 10 times that penny would hit that target on the same side of the penny 10 times since the penny can't defy the laws of physics it's mass isn't large enough to do that only galaxies merging, dark matter, supernovae and things like magnetic fields can defy natural laws but only because there is information as humans we are missing again it makes sense we just haven't got there yet to understand how it all makes sense that probably won't happen until around 10,500 or so if humanity lives that long, We're good at destroying ourselves for no reasons humans are flawed by their own progress they can't progress without failing first there's no successful human alive who wasn't a failure first that's impossible." Little tip never ask a genius a question unless you've got 20+ minutes to spare 😅
Yeah... Which is why it was worrying that, uh... What was it, stuff that protects algae? Getting white, thus eaten more often by fish? A danger to natural oxygen supply?
"dogs aren't colorblind. They can see blue and yellow but have trouble differentiating green and red." which...which is pretty close to Deuteranomaly colorblindness? although i guess strictly speaking they're not colorblind because that implies a problem with their vision and color perceptions and, for a dog, it's absolutely fine.
I guess it depends on what people think colorblindness means. Because, by definition, they aren't. But people will still say they are because they can't see all the colors that we can.
8:12 to my knowledge that is wrong, all plant life combined only create 10% of the oxygen the rest is from the oceans plankton, without trees we would probably die, but the oceans are magnitudes more important to keep healthy.
The misconception of eating ice cream while sick will make you sicker is applied to any dairy. The idea is your body temperature is a lot higher, causing the dairy to spoil or curdle inside your stomach and there for you'd be eating spoiled foods
@@Orcabubeog Its something my mom use to tell me because I love cheese. So if I was sick for a while she'd tell me the cheese is curdling in my stomach
As Christian, growing up at least it was mentioned to me that Jesus was born in either Spring or Fall (I don't remember which). Also, the pagan holiday you're thinking of is Yule Tide.
The thing with goldfish is that they grow intermittently throughout their life, the degree of which depends on their quality of life. A lot of times when fish are moved to a larger tank they have better water quality and more room to move around so they'll start growing again when they wouldn't with the poor water condition and less room to move. Theoretically if you are extremely dedicated to maintaining optimal conditions a goldfish will grow quite large even in a small tank
1:21 is the reason it went bigger when it’s in a bigger tank is because less stress of one it elk grows the environment. It’s in when it’s in a bigger environment. It loses that stress making it grow bigger.
About the phone battery thing, i heard that letting your phone go below 20% puts strain on the battery which can impact its longevity or the amount it can store and going over 80% just effects the charging speed in the long term
I remember the Mythbusters testing some of these, like the duck's quack and the dog's vs human's mouths. I do wish this video went into a little more explanation for some of these myths, but it's interesting stuff nonetheless.
I also think the carrot thing was for kids to eat in underground bunkers, they couldn’t get icecream etc. from sellers anymore so they made carrots seem super cool for the kids to enjoy
The reason is because the penny would start falling with the flat face facing down rather than the thin side, meaning more surface area on hit and more drag slowing it down.
The reason goldfish grow bigger in different tanks is because in the wild goldfish can actually get to about a foot or longer! They're actually not very easy to take care of if you're doing it well so they're not really able to grow much usually as household pets
I always thought it was sea urchin stings you were supposed to pee on, not jellyfish stings. Granted that's definitely false too, but that's always what I heard
I'm the sure the spider myth is more of a statistic thing. Like, if every spider goes to your mouth, statistically, you could swallow "that amount" of spiders each night., but yet the chance of that happening is less than a gamer touching grass.
Video idea: "We choose are starters and randomised EVERYTHING, then we fight". How it works is you chose your random starters but you randomise their typing, abilities, and moves(depending on there random type combo). Then you battle. The you rerandomise there typing abilities and moves for a second battle without knowing what types, abilities and moves they have until you enter the battle. This would make the battles so much more chaotic and funny.
spiders are attracted to humid places, and so since they're common house bugs, the logic would be they'd try to crawl into your mouth. but i think the reality is that your breathing and your hearbeat, as well as your movements during sleep would just scare them away
I asked my bro for a fact so I can seem smart, A tiger can tell when your going to die because it has heartbeat and pulse sensors in 2 of it's front teeth this tells a tiger everything about your health so it can determine if you're healthy enough to eat if you were unhealthily it would leave you alone this is also how tigers can be trained because it can feel if your afraid or conformable around it given your heartbeat as a tiger knows something stronger wouldn't have high heart rates due to fear
00:00 saw the thumbnail Water??? Cats are like lactose intolerant, and humps store _fat_ I literally popped in to comment because the "water storage" thing was so bewildering
The reason camels store fat in their humps is mainly for energy. The reason camels can travel miles without stopping has to do with the excess fat in their humps being converted to energy for the animal. (They can also use this stored fat as a form of nourishment) This is why you can see camels trekking across the desert for miles at a time (though they will naturally stop to store more energy)
4:00 We are bigger, yes, but we also grow much slower. Big dogs grow exponentially over 1 single year which comes at the cost of their lifespan for such rapid growth (usually 7 - 8 years vs small dogs that go like 13 - 15 years). It's like if you could trade lifespan of your heart to grow faster, except they don't have a choice. Similarly in humans though you could look at people with gigantism. The amount of hormones constantly being produced that makes them keep growing way past adulthood uses their organs so much that they usually die quite young. 4:20 Veins are transparent, it's the skin that gives its blue color (hence the light going threw the skin, colors are reflection of light so if light wasn't penetrating the skin the veins would not be visible/would be skin color) 5:00 Color cones in the eyes. Humans normally have 3, colorblind people have 2, 1 or rarely 0 cones. Cats and dogs have 2 cones. The animal with the most cones, known to man, is the Mantis Shrimp with 16 cones. So compared to a Mantis Shrimp, every humans only see black and white pretty much. (I do wonder how the world would look with such wide color receptacle for eyes... What kind of color exists that we will never be able to see with 13 more spectrum of colors?) 9:45 People have known the earth is round for thousands of years (way back in ancient Greece, 6th century BC), the flat earther thing has started in the UK from a book published in the late 19th century which became a small organization in the 50s and spread world wide thanks to the internet. 15:30 "Unless they birthed like 50" Praying Mantis are extremely regulated as exotic pets because they have the very very high potential to become invasive species if introduced somewhere they aren't normally in. They not only birth "like 50", they can birth up to 200 babies at once.
Praying mantis are definitely not heavily regulated, atleast not worldwide. Here you can literally buy egg sacks of praying mantis to put in your backyard and let hatch. They will take care of other garden pests.
@@TheReptileWard By heavily regulated I mean that at least in North America, it is illegal to release in the wild non native mantis, except for European and Asian mantis. Only reason European and Asian mantis are exempt from non native is because they were introduced many many years ago in an attempt to combat pest and they are already invasive pretty much everywhere. edit: I guess "heavily" is a bad choice of word, they are regulated though.
The charging to 100% or letting drop to zero, I'm pretty sure are both myths. It is true, that batteries do have abnormal behavior when near zero charge or 100% charge and that these problems will not fix with time. However, these myths are believed based on the assumption that the indicator on my phone that gives the battery percentage is actually the true charge percentage of the battery. In reality, when the phone is at its lower limit and indicates 0% to the user and does not turn on, that is because the phone is designed to not allow you to turn it on when the battery is at its lower limit. Similarly, the phone has an upper limit that is indicated as 100% to the user, at which it stops allowing the battery to be charged. Ultimately, the indicator is made by the designer, and if the designer wants to lie to you or, more ethically, obstruct information that will confuse the user, then they will do that.
Many species of fish hunt prey by smell actually, though calling it smelling isn't quite right, it's effectively the same as they sense chemical signals in the water the same way our noses sense chemicals in the air
Just a fun little thing: Cats like milk and cheese for the fat content. They can’t process lactose, but there are alternative animal dairies - don’t do vegan because that’s a whole other can of worms - that is totally fine for them. Still, a few laps of milk or a small bite of cheese is ok as long as it is a rarely given thing. Too much will give them digestion issues.
Sooo this means that whenever you fight Luke in a video again. Ask him or look which side of the coin is up before the flip and then pick that side for increased odds^^ Stacking the odds in your favor, even tho it probaly won't help xD
3:38 is technically wrong if, viewed from someone in the southern hemisphere. The earths orbit is elyptical and we are closer to the sun when the northern hemisphere has winter.
They calculated December 25 for Jesus birthday based off when John the Baptist was born and stuff. Probably isn't the exact day, but is definitely close enough.
I personally like house plants becouse if everyone has them it increases oxygen levels in general, not fir my house, just making sure there is more plants in the world overall
@@codename618 Mammals, and reptiles (Who include birds) are decedents from boney fish. You can't evolve out of a classification, thus all vertebrates are technically boney fish. Sharks are cartilaginous fish. To put it in perspective, we (humans) are more closely related to a salmon, than a salmon is to a shark.
Technically the Earth is closest to the Sun during the northern hemisphere's Winter while it is far away during Summer The diference is only 5000000 km so the inclination has more of an effect on temperatures
Carrots don’t improve eyesight *unless* you have a vitamin A deficiency. Low VitA causes vision issues so eating carrots would help in that situation. But the average person won’t get a benefit from it. Veins are blue from light scattering through the skin but mostly from light scattering through vein walls. Veins are blue even when you remove skin, but yes, the blood is dark red within the vein. Obesity’s relationship to diabetes is close, and it certainly can contribute, but it is NOT a 1:1 cause. Diabetes is multifactorial and is related to fat distribution, fat percentage, and most importantly, genetic source. It can also be totally unrelated to obesity in the case of Type 1 Diabetes. Colorblind person here. There are a lot of colorblind variants. One of these (the most common) is red-green colorblindness. You won’t develop skin cancer from a microwave but uh, you will cook your hand…. Peeing on a jellyfish sting wound may improve symptoms depending on what you’ve consumed. The acidity of your urine is what can dictate how useful it will be, but this can’t be measured so it’s better to just use something of known acidity. Heat loss is dependent upon the muscle and fat composition of that area. High muscle areas lose heat faster but feel warmer because they are generating heat. High fat areas lose heat slower but feel colder, because fat doesn’t produce significant heat.
Yeah, but they wouldn't grow to 30 feet long if you gave them a big enough aquarium tank. They just have a length that they naturally grow to (like any other creature) and will find their growth stunted if their environment isn't big enough for them to keep growing (like any other creature.)
You can still get diabetes 2 without becoming obese tho, with an long term high carb diet (epecially when eating high carb without much fiber) but balanced enough to not gain weight for example. Diabetes 2 takes many years to develop
@@jememesus8588 More in general, every person is different. And there can be issues with something in the body causing it. But most get it from poor diet for years. 90%+ of modern supermarket food is not very healthy honestly but cheap to make
Hey, Pat. Colorblind guy here. It's basically like he said, we just have a really hard time differentiating between specific colors based on what type of colorblindness you have. I see blues and yellows perfectly fine, but reds and greens are hard to tell apart when they're close together or mixed in together. It's also hard for me to identify shades of blue and yellow that have red or green mixed in (the different orange hues, purples, etc).
Also, about 70% of of the oxygen on Earth is created by algae, and about 50% is from sea algae. Forests are pretty inefficient at it.
yup also another colourblind person here , there's 3 type of colour blindness
deuteranopia and protanopia is the common one where red and green is very hard to be distinguished
and a rarer one tritanopia which is yellow and blue
mine is protanopia
Quick note: People in the Renaissance didn't think the Earth was flat. Most of humanity has known that the Earth was round for most of history. Heck, Talos the philosopher from Ancient Greece even measured its diameter with pretty good accuracy.
+1. By around 400, the Earth was proved to be a sphere. Empedocles and Anaxagoras (ancient Egypt) showed that during a lunar eclipse the shadow of the Earth clearly moves across the moon in a round fashion. Ptoleamic proved it in ~350 BC with his understanding of cones, which was expanded on in ~1600 by Sir Francis Drake.
People in the past weren't more stupid than us. They had less information, for sure, but they were not more stupid.
The goldfish one is an untrue statement because goldfish don't just grow to fill the space. They have a size that they grow to. Unfortunately, goldfish kept as pets often have their growth stunted by being kept in too small of a space, which stresses them out and decreases their lifespan. 😢
So goldfishes grow to the size of human palms? I swear I remember some TH-camr catches wild goldfishes with their pet minks
1:54 if I remember correctly terminal velocity (the max velocity an object can go) depends on the objects mass, and a Penny is so small It's terminal velocity isn't fast enough to kill someone.
I asked my brother 😅 whose a professional video game dev and former soldier and majored in physics and he said "yeah you can die from a penny terminal velocity would only apply if the penny was to move itself which it cannot do an objects velocity can be overridden physically if another objects force or mass was greater it could propel the penny using it's own mass as the parameter, If you shoot a bullet from a 9mm it travels at about 800mph if you shot a penny from it then it would also travel at 800mph except the penny would slow down first due to it's face mass being wider than a bullet so yeah a penny at 800mph would kill you instantly a bullet has a 98% chance roughly to kill you in the head, A penny at the same distance would be about 65% only because it'd have to hit you on it's side to pierce the skull so it both can and can't can be true at the same time luck would play a role well we call it luck but luck doesn't actually exist luck is a term used by humans when we aren't smart enough to calculate how something will behave that pennies trajectory could be predicted with 100% accuracy at 800mph humans just aren't smart enough to be able to know what side would hit you but it would make sense physically the best way I can explain that is if you loaded the penny into the gun the exact same way and hit your target at the same distance 10 times that penny would hit that target on the same side of the penny 10 times since the penny can't defy the laws of physics it's mass isn't large enough to do that only galaxies merging, dark matter, supernovae and things like magnetic fields can defy natural laws but only because there is information as humans we are missing again it makes sense we just haven't got there yet to understand how it all makes sense that probably won't happen until around 10,500 or so if humanity lives that long, We're good at destroying ourselves for no reasons humans are flawed by their own progress they can't progress without failing first there's no successful human alive who wasn't a failure first that's impossible." Little tip never ask a genius a question unless you've got 20+ minutes to spare 😅
Can confirm that duck quacks echo. When my pet ducks want my attention I can hear their quacks echoing almost a block away.
8:09 fun fact the one that produces half of the earth oxygen is actually our ocean
Or more specifically, algae and other photosynthetic life in the ocean.
Yeah... Which is why it was worrying that, uh... What was it, stuff that protects algae? Getting white, thus eaten more often by fish? A danger to natural oxygen supply?
"dogs aren't colorblind. They can see blue and yellow but have trouble differentiating green and red."
which...which is pretty close to Deuteranomaly colorblindness? although i guess strictly speaking they're not colorblind because that implies a problem with their vision and color perceptions and, for a dog, it's absolutely fine.
I guess it depends on what people think colorblindness means. Because, by definition, they aren't. But people will still say they are because they can't see all the colors that we can.
I feel like they think colorblindness is just seeing in black and white
13:40
that's also not quite true, you just feel it more in your extremeties. You actually lose heat consistently across your entire body
8:12 to my knowledge that is wrong, all plant life combined only create 10% of the oxygen the rest is from the oceans plankton, without trees we would probably die, but the oceans are magnitudes more important to keep healthy.
The misconception of eating ice cream while sick will make you sicker is applied to any dairy. The idea is your body temperature is a lot higher, causing the dairy to spoil or curdle inside your stomach and there for you'd be eating spoiled foods
I Never Heard That😅
@@Orcabubeog Its something my mom use to tell me because I love cheese. So if I was sick for a while she'd tell me the cheese is curdling in my stomach
As Christian, growing up at least it was mentioned to me that Jesus was born in either Spring or Fall (I don't remember which). Also, the pagan holiday you're thinking of is Yule Tide.
People think spring cause of the shepherds that saw the star in their fields.
The thing with goldfish is that they grow intermittently throughout their life, the degree of which depends on their quality of life. A lot of times when fish are moved to a larger tank they have better water quality and more room to move around so they'll start growing again when they wouldn't with the poor water condition and less room to move. Theoretically if you are extremely dedicated to maintaining optimal conditions a goldfish will grow quite large even in a small tank
1:21 is the reason it went bigger when it’s in a bigger tank is because less stress of one it elk grows the environment. It’s in when it’s in a bigger environment. It loses that stress making it grow bigger.
I’d argue that having 64 subscribers makes you a top tier TH-camr
Definitely agree with you 👍
15:44 Similar to how lactose intolerant people will still eat cheese! Doesn't matter if it hurts, taste to good to give up!
I found out the alpha wolf was a myth the other day, it's crazy how widespread the word is
About the phone battery thing, i heard that letting your phone go below 20% puts strain on the battery which can impact its longevity or the amount it can store and going over 80% just effects the charging speed in the long term
I remember the Mythbusters testing some of these, like the duck's quack and the dog's vs human's mouths. I do wish this video went into a little more explanation for some of these myths, but it's interesting stuff nonetheless.
Thank you for the Leo cameo. ❤ I think cats can have lactose-free milk. I occasionally give mine a little bit as a treat.
I also think the carrot thing was for kids to eat in underground bunkers, they couldn’t get icecream etc. from sellers anymore so they made carrots seem super cool for the kids to enjoy
The reason is because the penny would start falling with the flat face facing down rather than the thin side, meaning more surface area on hit and more drag slowing it down.
Does everyone feel like this pat is a cooler doppleganger pretending to be pat
The reason goldfish grow bigger in different tanks is because in the wild goldfish can actually get to about a foot or longer! They're actually not very easy to take care of if you're doing it well so they're not really able to grow much usually as household pets
Pat is out here looking yolked. Shoulder were look sharp af this vid. I’m gonna go hit the gym tomorrow now 😂
I always thought it was sea urchin stings you were supposed to pee on, not jellyfish stings. Granted that's definitely false too, but that's always what I heard
I'm the sure the spider myth is more of a statistic thing.
Like, if every spider goes to your mouth, statistically, you could swallow "that amount" of spiders each night., but yet the chance of that happening is less than a gamer touching grass.
Video idea: "We choose are starters and randomised EVERYTHING, then we fight". How it works is you chose your random starters but you randomise their typing, abilities, and moves(depending on there random type combo). Then you battle. The you rerandomise there typing abilities and moves for a second battle without knowing what types, abilities and moves they have until you enter the battle. This would make the battles so much more chaotic and funny.
he dosent make the then we fight videos bro he reacts to them. Ask who ever makes em.
Do this
@@jqiro_bruh 😂
@@jqiro_ he does just not on this channel
@@jqiro_he does on the main channel
spiders are attracted to humid places, and so since they're common house bugs, the logic would be they'd try to crawl into your mouth. but i think the reality is that your breathing and your hearbeat, as well as your movements during sleep would just scare them away
Spiders don't to that
I asked my bro for a fact so I can seem smart, A tiger can tell when your going to die because it has heartbeat and pulse sensors in 2 of it's front teeth this tells a tiger everything about your health so it can determine if you're healthy enough to eat if you were unhealthily it would leave you alone this is also how tigers can be trained because it can feel if your afraid or conformable around it given your heartbeat as a tiger knows something stronger wouldn't have high heart rates due to fear
4:53 this is what Houndoom and Houndour's shinies are (likely) based on actually!
00:00 saw the thumbnail
Water???
Cats are like lactose intolerant, and humps store _fat_
I literally popped in to comment because the "water storage" thing was so bewildering
Well why didn’t you watch the video? They specifically did say that camels store fat and not water
People did think that having plants indoors would rob oxygen through
Pat needs to ask Luke which side is facing up before he flips a coin every time now.
1:54 my pocket change and my random gun say otherwise
Ya my cat likes to come up to my cereal bowl after I’m done eating and lick up the sugary milk
The reason camels store fat in their humps is mainly for energy. The reason camels can travel miles without stopping has to do with the excess fat in their humps being converted to energy for the animal. (They can also use this stored fat as a form of nourishment) This is why you can see camels trekking across the desert for miles at a time (though they will naturally stop to store more energy)
4:00 We are bigger, yes, but we also grow much slower. Big dogs grow exponentially over 1 single year which comes at the cost of their lifespan for such rapid growth (usually 7 - 8 years vs small dogs that go like 13 - 15 years). It's like if you could trade lifespan of your heart to grow faster, except they don't have a choice. Similarly in humans though you could look at people with gigantism. The amount of hormones constantly being produced that makes them keep growing way past adulthood uses their organs so much that they usually die quite young.
4:20 Veins are transparent, it's the skin that gives its blue color (hence the light going threw the skin, colors are reflection of light so if light wasn't penetrating the skin the veins would not be visible/would be skin color)
5:00 Color cones in the eyes. Humans normally have 3, colorblind people have 2, 1 or rarely 0 cones. Cats and dogs have 2 cones. The animal with the most cones, known to man, is the Mantis Shrimp with 16 cones. So compared to a Mantis Shrimp, every humans only see black and white pretty much. (I do wonder how the world would look with such wide color receptacle for eyes... What kind of color exists that we will never be able to see with 13 more spectrum of colors?)
9:45 People have known the earth is round for thousands of years (way back in ancient Greece, 6th century BC), the flat earther thing has started in the UK from a book published in the late 19th century which became a small organization in the 50s and spread world wide thanks to the internet.
15:30 "Unless they birthed like 50" Praying Mantis are extremely regulated as exotic pets because they have the very very high potential to become invasive species if introduced somewhere they aren't normally in. They not only birth "like 50", they can birth up to 200 babies at once.
Praying mantis are definitely not heavily regulated, atleast not worldwide. Here you can literally buy egg sacks of praying mantis to put in your backyard and let hatch. They will take care of other garden pests.
@@TheReptileWard By heavily regulated I mean that at least in North America, it is illegal to release in the wild non native mantis, except for European and Asian mantis. Only reason European and Asian mantis are exempt from non native is because they were introduced many many years ago in an attempt to combat pest and they are already invasive pretty much everywhere.
edit: I guess "heavily" is a bad choice of word, they are regulated though.
The charging to 100% or letting drop to zero, I'm pretty sure are both myths. It is true, that batteries do have abnormal behavior when near zero charge or 100% charge and that these problems will not fix with time. However, these myths are believed based on the assumption that the indicator on my phone that gives the battery percentage is actually the true charge percentage of the battery. In reality, when the phone is at its lower limit and indicates 0% to the user and does not turn on, that is because the phone is designed to not allow you to turn it on when the battery is at its lower limit. Similarly, the phone has an upper limit that is indicated as 100% to the user, at which it stops allowing the battery to be charged. Ultimately, the indicator is made by the designer, and if the designer wants to lie to you or, more ethically, obstruct information that will confuse the user, then they will do that.
Many species of fish hunt prey by smell actually, though calling it smelling isn't quite right, it's effectively the same as they sense chemical signals in the water the same way our noses sense chemicals in the air
Correction Pat: Most scientists and people knew the Earth was Round back in like 400 AD if not further back.
Just a fun little thing: Cats like milk and cheese for the fat content. They can’t process lactose, but there are alternative animal dairies - don’t do vegan because that’s a whole other can of worms - that is totally fine for them. Still, a few laps of milk or a small bite of cheese is ok as long as it is a rarely given thing. Too much will give them digestion issues.
I read the title, clicked on the video, and then got suprised when there wasn't bingo board I am so cooked
2:16 yes you just explained terminal velocity
Coin flips are 51/49 depending on which side is up but it's so little difference that people don't notice it.
Sooo this means that whenever you fight Luke in a video again. Ask him or look which side of the coin is up before the flip and then pick that side for increased odds^^ Stacking the odds in your favor, even tho it probaly won't help xD
The coin one is why I just throw mine at the wall at full power
3:38 is technically wrong if, viewed from someone in the southern hemisphere. The earths orbit is elyptical and we are closer to the sun when the northern hemisphere has winter.
They calculated December 25 for Jesus birthday based off when John the Baptist was born and stuff. Probably isn't the exact day, but is definitely close enough.
I personally like house plants becouse if everyone has them it increases oxygen levels in general, not fir my house, just making sure there is more plants in the world overall
8:14 actually oceanic plankton
There is also about a 1/6000 chance that the coin lands on its side. I wonder which probability that should subtract out from?
I like this man🌟
3:00 look at ya learnin'
Pat, PLEASE use this channel for only non-Pokemon stuff. There' no reason the Pokemon stuff can't be on the main channel.
This is the reacts channel the main is for higher quality stuff and streams
He forgot the most important one :
Redheads don't have souls
Or maybe he didn't forget cause it's true and doesn't need debunking
Pagan holiday is called Yule
The tomato one isn't exactly as stated, in botanic it is indeed a fruit but if you talk about food then it is a vegetable
fun fact! If you recognize sharks as "fish" then you also recognize all mammals and land animals as fish as well
...Why exactly?
@@codename618 Mammals, and reptiles (Who include birds) are decedents from boney fish. You can't evolve out of a classification, thus all vertebrates are technically boney fish. Sharks are cartilaginous fish.
To put it in perspective, we (humans) are more closely related to a salmon, than a salmon is to a shark.
@@regionfuego6 ...Huh. Neat.
I've heard the stuff from the original comment before, but I never actually got an explanation as to why.
Technically the Earth is closest to the Sun during the northern hemisphere's Winter while it is far away during Summer
The diference is only 5000000 km so the inclination has more of an effect on temperatures
Peanut butter is better bait food for mice.
Carrots don’t improve eyesight *unless* you have a vitamin A deficiency. Low VitA causes vision issues so eating carrots would help in that situation. But the average person won’t get a benefit from it.
Veins are blue from light scattering through the skin but mostly from light scattering through vein walls. Veins are blue even when you remove skin, but yes, the blood is dark red within the vein.
Obesity’s relationship to diabetes is close, and it certainly can contribute, but it is NOT a 1:1 cause. Diabetes is multifactorial and is related to fat distribution, fat percentage, and most importantly, genetic source. It can also be totally unrelated to obesity in the case of Type 1 Diabetes.
Colorblind person here. There are a lot of colorblind variants. One of these (the most common) is red-green colorblindness.
You won’t develop skin cancer from a microwave but uh, you will cook your hand….
Peeing on a jellyfish sting wound may improve symptoms depending on what you’ve consumed. The acidity of your urine is what can dictate how useful it will be, but this can’t be measured so it’s better to just use something of known acidity.
Heat loss is dependent upon the muscle and fat composition of that area. High muscle areas lose heat faster but feel warmer because they are generating heat. High fat areas lose heat slower but feel colder, because fat doesn’t produce significant heat.
Day 6 of asking patterrzz to watch Tom critic vid on ninjago timeline.
I'm not so sure about that goldfish one. Goldfish released into the wild can get very giant.
Yeah, but they wouldn't grow to 30 feet long if you gave them a big enough aquarium tank. They just have a length that they naturally grow to (like any other creature) and will find their growth stunted if their environment isn't big enough for them to keep growing (like any other creature.)
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12:38 Bro is acting like "vegetable" is a biological term the same way "fruit" is. Things can be fruits and vegetables at the same time.
Video idea Guess the character by there stomach
actually that water suggestion is just a suggestion it it really depend on body weight and life style
In many countries. Christmas was 24th december, and in others it's 25th
Also. The pagan version (The Original) was called Yule
Yup many latin american country here celebrated Christmas at 24 instead of 25
Also orthodox Christmas is in January
Pat, I’m pretty sure your fish died and your parents replaced it while you were out at school or something.
I'm not sure where he got eye strain not being eye damage...
He's wrong adidas means all day I dream about sex if you got the Korn reference your a real one
You can still get diabetes 2 without becoming obese tho, with an long term high carb diet (epecially when eating high carb without much fiber) but balanced enough to not gain weight for example. Diabetes 2 takes many years to develop
Had an ex who got type 2 at 13 she was as thin as a rail like me.
@@jememesus8588 More in general, every person is different. And there can be issues with something in the body causing it. But most get it from poor diet for years. 90%+ of modern supermarket food is not very healthy honestly but cheap to make
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W video and I seen the video you’re reacting to.
Day 18 of asking Patterrz to watch the lore of Danganronpa
By the definition of the word, tomatoes are vegetables AND fruit. Vegetable is a cooking term, while fruit is a biological one. This guy is wrong.
He is not wrong. He meant exactly what you just said.
Also you’re totally wrong. Vegetable is a plant classification. Not just a “cooking term.”
@@Quantum_Magnus Then what is the part of the plant that a vegetable is? What is a vegetable "classified" as?
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not that unfortunate of a name since adi joined the other adolf
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Fun fact: in the northern hemisphere, the Earth is actually closest to the Sun in Winter and furthest in Summer.
8:55. "Adeedus" is named after it's founder "Adi Das"sler. Pronounce it correctly then :/