Children's Science Kits Are An Absolute Nightmare - This Is Why
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.พ. 2024
- Use my code UPISNOTJUMP to get $5 off your delicious, high protein MagicSpoon cereal by clicking this link: www.magicspoon.com/upisnotjump
I’ve wanted to bring my science and chemistry videos for ages, and here is their revival!! Initially supposed to be a simple video but got very out of hand and I love it
Next video in the works is the Fallout: New Vegas DLC.
CONVENTIONS
I am at "Insomnia Gaming Festival" on March 30th and 31st doing meet and greets: www.insomniagamingfestival.com
And I'll be at "LVL UP EXPO" everyday at the Pixel Empire Merch stand (more details to come): lvlupexpo.com/
SOCIALS for updates on conventions:
Twitter: twitter.comUpIsNotJump
Instagram: upisnotjump...
Patreon: / upisnotjump
Merch: www.pixelempire.com/pages/upi...
Editing workflow partly by: / mudantv
Here is where I got the information about any medical based claims made in the video:
Alcohol and acetyl aldehde:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alcohol...
Methanol Toxicity
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Methano.... - ตลก
“How is this already on fire” is genuinely something my secondary school Chemistry teacher once said when doing a demonstration
xD
What happened?
@@jkl5901things caught fire unexpectedly
I wish that i experienced that
Same in my case she had already light the darn thing while talking and when she went to light it again….lets just say it was an awkward moment
My take-away from this is that I should buy an electronics kit and lemons if I really want to have fun.
How was this commented 4h ago but the video only says it’s been up for 6 minutes
@@joyhoward6105 that is... weird. Its says 5 hours now. Its only been 30mins
thats an excellent takeaway i wish i had your world view
@@ultraman388early access? it was probably private
@@ultraman388early release for patreons
Life never actually gave us lemons. It's a genetic mix of a citron and bitter orange. We took lemons from life. Or something.
We made the lemons, US, WE ARE LIFE
Life never gave us Lemons, we did that all by our selves!
Emperor of Man: *_Manliest hip thrusts in the history of Mankind_*
@@goingblargh I See, a man of culture aswell
Quite fitting considering that 95% of problems today are man made.
Aw man he didn't make mustard gas with the ammonia
So disappointing man.
Amonia and chlorine sitting in a tree
Sleep..ing?
*chloramine gas
@@questwalkerko Dammit.
No ammonia dynamite neither.
the education system is so bad that a teacher with a masters in chemistry has to resort to making fallout videos online to support his family and not starve to death. God bless UK
My aunt was a teacher. She went to work for a bookstore because they paid better.
Could be worse. Could be New Mexico.
@@SharkyMcSnarkface the education system is shit here as a result
When I was a freshman in Highschool, my science teacher had each of us pick a experiment to research, write a hypothesis about what we'd think would happen with our experiment, do the experiment, then write an essay about if we were wrong or not. I came up with "can a potato give charge to a cellphone". Long story short, yes. I did the experiment, made a PowerPoint about it, and turned it in. For some reason, my teacher thought I lied and that potatos can't give charge to a phone. I tried explaining and showing him that he was wrong but he didn't want to budge. A science teacher, didn't want to look at proof cause it would prove him wrong. Ironic right? He gave me a 0, and ofc I went to the principal to complain and get the grade redone. Principal said they'd look into it. Never got the chance to see the outcome cause I transferred to another school before anything came of it, but I'm still salty about it.
This reminds me of when I was in middle school at one of my science teachers had a question on a test that which of these materials can produce a magnetic field. If I remember correctly there was metal and ceramic on it. You can see what's about to happen right. So obviously I choose ceramic because of ceramic superconductor. Because I've always been that sort of person. I was technically correct but that didn't go over very well. It's been a very long time but I'm still a bit salty about it even if I don't remember everything very well anymore.
Although to be fair I knew exactly what I was doing and I decided superconductors were the hill to start a giant fight on.
The science teacher at my arts focused middle school made MANY bizarre and wrong statements. My favorites being the following:
-While doing a lab that involved inflating baloons, she advised, "Don't breathe any air back in from the balloon because carbon monoxide is poisonous" (I desperately wanted to respond by asking how CPR works).
-At another point, she was explaining infrared light and stated, "Infrared light can also carry heat better than higher spectrum light, and it's commonly used for electronic remote controls. This is why a CD or DVD player gets warm if you've been using the controller a lot"
I'm almost certain that she wasn't originally supposed to be a science teacher, but I guess that's where the only open position at our specific school was. She often taught directly from the teaching guide-book.
I guess the issue was the practical feasibility of it, or maybe your teacher for some reason thought that phones need AC to charge?
thats not lying, 1.1v isnt enough energy for lying.
@@johannesviljoen9656 I mean, you only need 5v for most USB Chargers. So that is 5 potatoes right there
Well, without taking into account Amperes required
this is why i stoped giving my neices/nephews science kits for bday presents
i just research experiments and swing bye for a day
This was actually just amazing.
I am totally gonna do this if I ever have a niece/nephew. these kits are way too overpriced and you can do many of these experiments for just a few bucks, most expensive part being the hardware to do them
My father had a similar opinion. Plus, he reasoned that we could do significantly more interesting/dangerous experiments with his supervision/input. Stuff like making smoke bombs and model rocket engines from sugar & salt peter (potassium nitrate), or playing with a cloud chamber and uranium ore. Basically, stuff that almost ANY 10-14yo boy would find extremely cool and fascinating, but no at-home kit or school class would ever dream of allowing.
[|87
@@synka5922 You GOTTA explain how the uranium ore thing worked. It's mandatory. *Dalek noises* EXPLAIN-- EXPLAIN--
My grandma brought one for me on my 10th birthday that was just a huge box to make crystals but had to throw it away due to controversy (this was Japan) and because we live as a clan we live in quite a big estate.
It was forgotten about and left in a random warm cupboard were it wasn't touched again till I was 20 so 10 years during the process it had leaked from the top shelf all the way to the floor and surroundings so when a maid opened the cupboard for some reason it looked like she came across something straight out of a cave/crystal mine 😂
She ran to the head maid panicking that we had some weird mold or life form growing in it because it looked wild at first glance lmao my uncles got dressed up in cleaning suits and resperators expecting something bad but couldn't stop laughing when they saw the box.
It was a nightmare to clean apparently but I always wondered what and extra 10 or 20 years would do!
This sounds straight out of a manga are you for real?
@@hedgehog3180 what part of it feels like a manga? If I know I can kinda give an explanation if possible :0
Edit: English is my 3rd language so I apologise in advance for errors etc
@jackthemagiccat4571 they probably mean that the idea behind it (leaving an experiment in storage for years eventually resulting in strange growths leaking out) sounds like the idea behind a manga
@@jackthemagiccat4571 I think the manga thing is 1. you living in an estate in a clan 2. You have a head maid!? 3. What controversy surrounds a science box experiment with crystals?
The crystals growing randomly themselves for 10 years is actually believable considering we've had stuff surface in our garden 10 years later 😂
@@theonlycatonice TD:LR huh yup I guess I can see how that kinda matches up, but tbh you could look at any of the rich Japanese families and say the same thing they live pretty wild life's I've been to some weird ass partys
Also more explanation towards the 1. 2. 3. You put down don't mind my rambling it's a bad habit of a writer who has ADHD 🤣
1. Clans are still pretty common these days usually stubborn families stuck to tradition, big business family's like mine under one ruled matriarchal or patriarchal system mine being a matriarchal family and as for the estate thing that's just a general rich family thing, though I think they're going more out of style in modern times but traditional Japanese estates are a bliss to live in I could die happy looking out my window during the cherry blossom season 🤣 super freaking pretty I'm super lucky due to health issues I'm being looked after by my family head, oh right there's still military and crime clans(yakuza is slowly dying out to a more modernization of crime organisations unlike it used to be here)too probably the 2nd and 3rd most popular types.
2. It differs between people, family's and there Livin situation, wealthy families in an apartment complex will probably not have staff on hand in house but instead on site building and mainly cook and clean to a wide majority of family's under the apartment complex but in estates that are old like ours the house keeper team can be anywhere from 10 to 100 depending on building size and the required jobs, we have a generalized house keeper system with a head maid and butler who do admin as well, but my situation is difficult so I've been assigned my own staffing since my side of the building requires people knowledgeable in medical care and 1on1 waiting I'm prone to accidents and my medical issues can flare up fast im pretty independent but having people help in medical setup, pushing my wheelchair and so on takes alot of stress off my shoulders! So I obviously have a head maid in charge of this team, who she's under the main head maid but you'll find children from birth to like 13 tend to have there own maid and caring teams too I have loads of younger siblings and cousin's I feel great sympathy for those staff 🤣
3. Ah right I can't link things around here and my memory is awful so take with a grain of salt but it was similar to how iron on bead kits could be used to make date Grape drugs, the chemical's in the science kit included similar materials for a very similar kinda drug if I remember correctly so that's why it was put way out of site in a place frankly no one visits only in rare occasions lmao
Frankly alot of old science kits and experiment diy toys end up being found in the weirdest of situations, we thought my building was haunted but it turned out to be a robo dino toy with battery's dying slowly since I was like 6-7 my head maid remembers the toy going missing at some point apparently somehow for god knows reason I or someone had hidden it behind a floor board 😅 so over the years you'd hear a distant roar and creek truly was creepy when heard at night.
I hope that gives you some insight on things, frankly I'm bored and have no more manga so I'm just sitting hear rambling apologies also English is my 3rd language so might be some hiccups on explanations.
Theres a whole lot of portal references in this episode
Don't forget the half-life ones too lol
The science gets done and you make a neat gun- errrr TH-cam video
as there rightfully should be
Absolutely loved the Cave Johnson rant at @16:50 though disappointed you didn't, in fact, make combustible lemons.
It wouldn't actually be that difficult to make a combustible material out of lemons, the easiest option would be to just make alcohol out of them but you could maybe also make blackpowder.
That was... a rather decent explaination of how a polymer is made, seriously I understood that pretty well and its been almost a decade since I got out of highschool, neat.
Youre a scientist that accidentally added sugar instead of salt to your pickles. I am so very afraid.
I edited a spelling error and it removed the heart.
I am devastated.
My parasocial relationship NOOOOOOOOO
You must now go on a quest to Return the heart
@@TailcoatGames It's too late, It's already buried
The same happened to me long ago 😢... I won't let it happen again! Here is my like! Go and fly back up comment, be noticed again and receive back what was rightfully yours to begin with.
Yeah, if you edit the comment, it removes your creator's like mark. This is a problem for proof-reader types like myself. I guess it's so a poster can't edit the comment afterward to make the content-creator look bad.
I've had this exact thing happen at least 5 times myself (usually on smaller channels, though). I've felt your pain OP, and I empathize with you. It sucks. Don't be like me, learn from this mistake.
💖💖
Will there ever be part 3 of "The universe is an absolute nnightmare" or not?
I'm assuming "not"
That would be a nightmare
The wait for it IS the nightmare 😂
The whole thing with methanol reminded me of crisis we had about 10 years back, where someone started selling a lot of homemade alcohol with methanol instead of ethanol. Lot of people went blind, few died. But they also teached us a cure: drink legitimate alcohol. A dose of ethanol with force the methanol to be harmlessly peed out
I’m pretty sure jacked up murder booze was literally part of the Prohibition problem in America back in the 1920s, did that guy work for Al Capone by any chance?
@@zyriantel9601 no this was in 2010's and not in america
@@dinocz3301 Oh thank goodness
I saw this on Chubbyemu!
so is the trick for cheap booze to drink a bunch of methanol and chase it down with a shot of ethanol?
These kits take me back to two positive science times in my life.
The first: my dad sabotaging a flashlight, setting it in front of my sister and I at the kitchen table, and making us write down and test every hypothesis until we figured out why it wasn't working. (IIRC he put a tiny piece of plastic on one of the battery ends to block it.)
The second: buying one of those glow-on-the-dark fossils buried in dusty brick from a museum gift shop after I dropped out of college, and spending the rest of the afternoon digging into it with my best friend at the smoothie shop across the street.
Good times. Good video.
this is for kids guys
While drinking my morning coffee I clicked on this. For some reason (caffeine dependency), I read the title of this video as “Christian Science Kits Are an Absolute Nightmare.” Very disappointed you couldn’t find a single Christian Science Kit.
Electrodes in a bowl of water, capture the gas in an upturned container and scare the hell out of your mum when you light and make an explosion in the kitchen.
Ah, yes, do-it-yourself rocket propulsion/pipe bomb.
Hey I just wanted to say that in 3 days I will be starting my first year in uni as a Civil Chemical Engineer, and dead ass your science themed “Absolute nightmares” were amongst the content that picked my interest and pushed me to pursue science and choose the chem/physics field a couple years ago lol, your videos really shine amongst the pool that TH-cam has become, it’s great stuff. Cheers bro, never stop doing what you’re doing!
As much as I also enjoy your gaming stuff, I absolutely adored this. Hope we see more!
you should check out the other scientific stuff, oh and the rest of the “is(n’t) a nightmare” series
@@chlochlo_the_T_BAG wat ahead of you 😎
@@ManglingMinis fuck yeah B)
The fact that they let 10 years old handle stuff like methanol and ammonia is frankly insane to me... That almost sounds like a lawsuit waiting to happen
Could be worse. Kits like those used to contain actual lead and uranium.
I think a CSI play kit got banned because a dangerous chemical was in it....
9:05
i remember ouir biology/science teacher put a bucket of dead rats in those chemicals onto the desk of one of our worst students, and when he moved seats she followed him with the bucket until he left and told the administration that his teacher was chasing him around with a bucket full of dead rats.
she quit soon after to avoid being fired for many other students' accusations of her doing other heinous shit
What a comment
She should be banned from working with children😭 wtf
As a geologist, I feel like I should be angrier that you referred to the gemstone experiment as 'gardening', but it's original at least so I guess I'll let it pass.
Matt is demonstrating that he has an education in chemistry AND why he is a TH-camr all in one video!
Thank you for your edits where you just set stuff on fire randomly.
It makes me feel like I'm not the only person who randomly sets stuff on fire somehow even though I know I'm the only one.
You're not the only one!
... I mean, I never set things on fire...
But there's gotta be a lot more highly flammable people out there, right?
Unless you all... caught on fire... oh.
This is why representation matters
THERE CAN ONLY BE ONE! It is time for the Quickening! **pulls out sword**
@@DragonNexus *reconflagration
I have a degree in process technology and chemistry and he managed to explain polymers better than in the whole term and have a better understanding of it than 95% of the employees at the chemical plant, also somehow was able to explain better my husband's inability to break down acetyl aldehyde than many doctors that have seen him but have no idea what's wrong and use the cop-out of that he's just tired for whatver reason but now he can actually learn how to work with it and avoid those that cause symptoms he always suffers from. Thank you, would love to see more chemistry/physics videos and even a channel that's solely science you're really good at explaining and the visuals make it very smooth to learn, great teacher, reminded me of the joys and excitements of learning and understanding chemistry and science in general.
Temu is advertising Christmas sales on this video and I can only assume they either don't know what month Christmas is in or TH-cam picked up on that 30-second clip and assumed this is a Christmas video
Always a huge fan of how he mixes his bloopers into the videos, so freaking funny
not him trauma dumping and continuing as if it was nothing lmao
I remember a science kit I had when I was a kid back in the 80's. This would have been before there was any of this "Health and Safety" nonsense for kids toys!
There were about 40 glass test tubes with rubber stoppers containing different raw ingredients, about 20 empty test tubes, several glass straw-like tubes, a small wick burner like in 7:29, a bottle of methylated spirits, spare wick for the burner and a massive instruction book on what to mix together to create fun and interesting experiments. It also gave instructions on how to use the burner to heat up the glass straws and shape them for use in other condensation experiments.
My favourite was the burning of the magnesium ribbon strip. Fun times.
This is the kind of content I love. Children's Science Teacher messing around with Children's Science Kits
Honestly, IMO this channel has the best editing on TH-cam.
I long for the days when we sliced and diced boxes what did they ever do except hold everything I ever loved then destroy that with multiple tools 7:39
18:08 Except your circuit uses an LED instead of an incandescent light bulb, so that's not what's happening. An LED works very similarly to the copper sulfate from the first experiment but in reverse. The electrons jump down in energy level as they flow across the diode, causing them to emit a photon
Methanol makes you go blind, among numerous other bad things, including death. What is interesting is that it seems to be countered by ethanol. There was a curious case in either the Soviet Union, or in post-Soviet Russia, some French company came in for a joint project or whatnot, and brought in its machinery for the job. The French would use methanol to polish the machinery parts, and after the project was done, they left and took their machinery with them, but left a canister of methanol. Well, since its an alcohol, the factory workers where the project was held decided to drink it, and they did, and they all ended up dead. All, save for one guy, who was an actual alcoholic. When the doctors investigated him, it turned out that the methanol was countered by the ethanol that was already in his body, so he survived. I don't know if he was blind or had other complications after the ordeal, but it's still curious.
That is to say, I wouldn't advise anyone to try this at home.
If I remember correctly, the reason this works is that methanol and ethanol get broken down through the same metabolic pathway. Methanol _itself_ isn't that bad, but as Matt said, it gets broken down into formaldehyde, which really is that bad. Your body can also metabolize formaldehyde but not very quickly; less rapidly than it can process methanol. So normally the level of formaldehyde just keeps rising, with increasingly nasty effects.
But if ethanol is also present, then it'll be competing with the methanol for the available enzymes. This slows down the rate that methanol is metabolized, which slows the rate that formaldehyde gets produced. Effectively the body has more time to clean up the toxic waste/repair the damage it caused.
@@StarlightSocialist Methanol itself is toxic but only in such large ammounts that a human could never ingest it.
16:50 if anyone can make Cave Johnson's combustable lemons it's YOU
16:50 thats a fun reference
I'm so glad that you made the same reference when you heard the noise you made at 2:10
9:16 one of the lecturer's in university I went to did that to all the women in his class and this just gave me a traumatic flashback.
This whole video is packed to the brim with fun little effects, but the the "AHH"s at 19:10 gave me the tingles.
I love how the Cave Johnson Lemons speech keeps popping up ever 12 years later
I always cheat at those "chizzle away at stuff" for the stuff inside by putting it under running water.
This is my second video that I watched today with a Cave Johnson Lemon Rant reference...
Which isn't a lot but it's weird it happened twice
Going from a NeilRed video to this was wild lmfao
great fun though!
No point crying over spilt calcium lactate
Existence Is A Nightmare - Part 3 when?
Bro, your videos are gold.
That “when life gives you lemons” quote is from portal 2 when you hear cave Johnson’s recordings in the aperture institution for whoever thought that’s line felt familiar
This is great! Next time could you demonstrate the Harber-Bosch process that deals with the creation of ammonia from nitrogen and hydrogen at high temperatures and pressures?
I'm pretty sure Polymerization is when you fuse a monster with another monster to create a whole new abomination.
"a fellow Yugi-oh fan waves hello to you"
I really like this style of content man. good on you for making it based on what you went to school for, it's really cool
i just did my chemisty gcse mock today, WHAT WONDERFUL TIMING
No one:
Magic spoon cereal: it's only $12 dollars a box
It's laughable. The funniest thing is that most don't even taste good according to a yt who actually tried it out.
TH-camrs selling their soul to advertise such robbery to their own viewers lol
I recently watched a youtuber review the cereal and he was RAGING over the price....
@@dagda1180
Is that Shane, who recently started his channel?
Magic Spoon tastes like used cat litter and cost the same per gram as gold
It's not that bad. Although I agree, it's too expensive. There are definitely more tasty options that are less expensive.
@@Uesurii_San I’m allergic to avocado so can never try it, so I’m going to comfort myself with the idea that it tastes like cat litter anyway… ah well…
You don't have to sell it to me bro.
I have not heard a single good review of it, who's buying that junk ?
@@SPQRKlio Good for you. As someone who's mildly allergic to most beans, so I can sympathize with the weird allergy community.
SOOOO glad you went back to your old style. Love your work man!
In my first semester of grade 12 I failed chem 11 I liked the class and I was smart enough to do it but I have various problems that made it impossible to see the board and hear the teacher, like I’d fully disassociate from reality really often and as a result I knew I was gonna fail, so on my exam for the first half I tried to do chemistry, then I started turning the diagrams into pictures, at the end I drew a dragon sleeping in a hammock, I failed chem (I was already too far down the hole anyway I think) but the dragon looked pretty cool
magic spoon cereal sounds like it might as well be made from the box it comes in
it sure does taste of cardboard, that's for sure.
10:00 did you have to make eye contact
"Stir for 10 minutes." Oh god where is your cool spinny magnet thingy!
Love that instead of "Circle of Life" the song was actually "Baba Yetu" the Civ4 theme! ❤ That song!
I'm doing chemical engeneering at collage currently and the copper sulfate experiment just helped me understand inorganic chemistry a bit better thanks man
This is absolutely off topic but I NEED to know where you got your shirt! River otters are my favorite animal and I need to express this to others lol.
What a riot!
We need more people who can flavour education with some humour!
3:27 I had a biology teacher who also used analogy but to explain cellular processes and the like, and it stuck! Thanks to him, I will always think of ribosomes as little workshops with amino acid jars on the shelf, and now, thanks to this video, I will think of chemical bonding as Calcium stealing Sodium's job and expanding the business.
Loved the transition from the thumbnail to the actual video. First time I've seen it but 100th time I thought someone should do it
Keep playing with fire like this and you'll be able to do a really good Joshua Graham cosplay 😂 5:15
Editing on this video was a little over the top, made me feel as if I was going to get a headache :/
BOILING CHIP, YOU NUMPTY (Serious, I love everything you do)
This should be whole science series. Math , physics, chemistry !!!
Dubbing Baba Yehtu(sp?) over the circle of life clip sent me so hard lmao, possibly the funniest part of a great vid imho
Honestly I really love when you do science lessons with your channel, I'd love to see more of that. You're like the cool secondary school teacher I never had
Your content really is all over the place and I love it! 🥰
14:42 "That isn't science, it's gardening!" Me:*cries in geologist*
Honestly, I'd love to have you as a science teacher.
I would love watch a chaos Matt doing Chemistry collab with Nigel from Nilered
9:18 That just uncovered a similar memory from my CSP teacher who became unnaturally upset that I tried to fix my monitor by changing the HDMI cord.
another video so soon?! it must be my lucky day! love the video's keep it up
Can you just do every single experiment? This was rather relaxing watching a madman with science kits
Oh, god... when I was a child in the 80s we had, in Spain, a chemistry set that everyone knew, QuimiCefa, from CeFa (Celulosa Fabril), a company from Zaragoza, Spain, and it was epic...
PLZ MORE, this is genuinely interesting
As someone who did a whole project on other citrus fruits as batteries, I was very prepared for the science in that last one
More quality content Let's go
The Mad Science instruction manual looks identical to my old high school chemistry textbook. I hope we continue to get chemistry videos like these, they're really good!
I'm so happy you're doing more science vids, dude. Keep it up! (and hey, if you happen to figure out how to make Plasmids along the way, let us know)
man i remember watching your fallout videos in middle school. i go to uni next year. how time flies
I really hope you're gonna go another cooking video some day. You teased one 2 years ago. No pressure! I just really enjoy them, and the pickles video too!
I had a lab mate in college who didn't make aldehyde dehydrogenase and came into lab complaining about her reaction to alcohol, probably from drinking over the weekend. That was an interesting way to learn about it.
I had a junior chemistry kit as a kid. Chapter 1 of the textbook was safety warnings and lists of chemical combinations to never ever make under any circumstances. I needed to be restocked before proceeding to chapter 2.
The sound you made the moment you realised how happy the sugar in cereal is to burn was golden
I remember doing the copper sulfate experiment in highschool, surprised that made it into a kit like this. From what I remember, you explained what was happening really well!
You sound like british Dr. Doofenshmirtz and it makes every single word you say that much better.
Also omfg the portal reference! Lmao not me saying it with you when i heard lemons 🤣
My brother knows I love older stuff and antiques so for my birthday he somehow found and got me an old school science kit with a microscope, test tubes, and I had a bunch of other chemicals and stuff were I think at least a third of which I don't even think you can legally buy without licensing and or supervision nowadays for display. It has a catalog to order more components and chemicals in which literally has a section for me to order uranium and what it would cost me. The old school science kits were a different Beast.
I really love seeing you in your "element" (pun slightly intended) I wish for more chemistry videos with upisnotjump in between his regularly scheduled gaming content
UpIsNotJump
As someone who finished their Physical Chemistry after 7 years
I feel pain
I graduated a master's in applied biology a few years ago and was like "oh, oh no, *oh no*".
At least he remembered to point the top of the heated tube away from himself (and hopefully anyone else in the room).
genuinely wish you wouldn't say that this stuff is boring even as a joke. this is really interesting and i learned more by the time you got to copper burning blue than my entire highschool and college chemistry classes, and i'm stoned as shit watching this.
your edits are so good mang lol
when are you sidling on over to Nebula?
Matt making nothing but banger videos. Also, nice Everything Everything album cover in the back! What do you think of Mountainhead now that it's been fully released?
Dude, when you hit the groan from Alyx’s dad from HL2, I lost my shit. It’s the first thing I thought of when you made the sound and then 1 second later, you play the exact sound I’m thinking of. Good shit, man
this and my senior chemistry class as well as culinary skills have inspired me to figure out how to make legal DIY estrogen, for cooking purposes! (it's going to be in a spice mix) i will get back to you... in a time period...
I think someone did that on youtube already if you want a hint. However synthesizing simple hormones like estrogen isn't particularly difficult and since estrogen isn't a controlled substance anywhere it is totally legal. The biggest danger is just how pure your extraction is so I'd advise you don't use any of your product.
18:53 That ain't the circle of life that's baba yetu (Good)