This guy is a fucking genius. The way he duduced the salt content in the human body was so logical. It shows he *actually* understands the concepts and doesn't just memorize stuff.
I agree. But he either made two mistakes which canceled out each other (using 3% instead of 0.3% and miscalculating) or he was thinking right and only used the wrong words 3 percentage instead of 0.3 percentage.
Except that 3% and 0.3% are quite far from each other. He made a mistake in the calculation, so he thought that 3% of 70kg is 210 grams, instead of 2100 grams. Since the answers were 1000 grams, 500 grams, 250 grams, and practically none, if he makes the calculation correctly, and he gets 2100 grams as a result, he wouldn't have been any closer to the answer. He screwed up, but got lucky in the end.
His mistake was calculating the 3% as if it was the weight percentage of body mass that was salt. Its around 0.4% which would equate to 280 grams in a 70kg person, closer to 250 grams.
So awkward... I think Dolph just wandered in to ask for directions and Kyle was like "Wait, you're Dolph Lundgren! Do you want to take a test... because science?"
Hitting somebody with science questions even just a couple years after graduation can lead to some disappointing results. Sometimes you get disappointing results if you ask them two months after their final exams. I am surprised and impressed that Dolph still remembers so much of this stuff DECADES after he finished college. It would not be so impressive if he had taken his chemistry degree and pursued a career in chemistry all these years, but he went to Hollywood and pursued a completely different career. So, for him to remember science that he has not used in almost 40 years is very impressive. There's guys in my lab who have to stop and look up ANY formula we haven't used in the last 3 or 4 days, and some of them have PhD's.
He also had a fulbright scholarship to MIT after all. Literally he is so smart MIT was going to pay for him to attend but at the time he was starting his acting career. He was also in a relationship with Grace Jones and they were living in Australia at the time.
Greg Phillips it’s probably America’s education system, it’s crap compared to other countries, dolph’s from Sweden which has a pretty solid educational system
Good education has nothing to do with how well you remember exact formulae or information...Its more to educate yourself so that you can work out practical problems yourself and know where and what to look for the necessary formulae and information for that (or maybe how to find that out for yourself by experiment). Education system is in a way a bookmarking process
I know how, in spite of how annoyed he was at the easy questions at the start, you could see how much he genuinely enjoyed working through the third question. He truly is a man of science!
Wow! Dolph is really smart. I mean these are stuff he learned in university in his 20's or something, now he is 60 and still remembers stuff like this. People hardly even remember stuff they learned in school like 5 years ago. Masters in chemical engineering, black belt in Karate and a succesful actor. So much talent. The dude is amazing.
Legendary! I think at first he was worried he was not going to remember over 40 years ago of knowledge on camera, then he realised the questions were too easy, then he really came to life when the harder ones got asked.
That's so awesome. Dolph's method of determining human sodium content by relating body density to seawater and then pulling the calculations out of his head was brilliant.
People can be both but movies and pop culture make it look like you can't be. That is such a great line,by the way.If you don't mind,I'm going to use it in a comic book I'll be writing! I come across a lot of great comments on TH-cam and if I think they're really awesome I like to put them in stuff I'm going to be doing but I always check with people first,to see if they mind if I use the line.
On average, seawater in the world's oceans has a salinity of about 3.5% (35 g/L, or 0.600 M) This means that every kilogram (roughly one litre by volume) of seawater has approximately 35 grams
It's weird but i think i could watch scientist dolph lundgren all day and be entertained by that. It's just such a weird combination, 80's action star and a real life science major.
He needed a huge turd...he made it clear that he needed to get out of the interview but he held on, flexed his pink winker and got on with the show...he's a hero and brings a tear to all 3 of my eyes...We salute you sir
Dolph shows that intelligence isn't based on knowing everything. Its using basic knowledge to work through and troubleshoot a problem. Smart, handsome, has a sense of humor and is still intimidating even if having a manicure. . . now THATis a man!
with multiple choice questions sometimes you need to eliminate the obvious to increase your chances.. thermodynamic word with *nirvana* word in it, thats a dead giveaway its not the answer.. nice elimination too on Sb (antimony).. keratin vs collagen ,keratin is on hair and nails BUT collagen is on the skin (and skin is the largest organ of the body).. thats how you win quiz bees, just eliminate ridiculous choices to increase your chances even if you dont know everything..
Fulbright scholarship winner too? also plays drums and another instrument? Special forces in Sweden? Martial arts winner and judu? Holy heck, this dude is amazingly talented in many areas.
@@robertjonsson684 He reminds me of Arnold Schwarzenegger in that regard. They're both these really intelligent guys who typically aren't seen that way. I remember Dolph once saying in an interview that Sylvester Stallone doesn't view him the way he views himself and hence why Ivan Drago was written than way in Rocky 4, when in point of fact, Lundgren is brilliant,well-educated, multi-lingual and probably could have been a great scientist/inventor or engineer had he wanted to be.
Lundgren is very smart but he doesnt have 2 PhD because he left academics early to pursue a career in acting. I think I read somewhere he got a Fulbright scholarship to study chemical engineering at MIT, which is certainly a big deal.
@@mannymew1651 His highest degree is actually just a Master's in Chemical Engineering, which he got from the University of Sydney. He gave up the MIT scholarship. I'd still say that's pretty impressive though.
...oh, and people dunno that he also served in the Swedish Coastal Artillery as a ranger for a year (mandatory), after which, he became a black belt in Kyokushin Karate, represented Sweden and became a heavyweight champion for both 1980 and 81. Damn.
FYI I knew it was collagen since I suffer from Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, a genetic malformation of the collagen. If on your next live episode, a shout out for the rare disease would be great. Raising awareness of an invisible disease that affects every part of your body causing numerous complications and severely impacting the quality of one's life. P.s. Dolph and Kyle together was like an action movie of the mind... Thor and an expendable together... LoL
+Nerdist Holy Crap!!, I thought he was a great actor, its nice to know I am not the only giant Scandinavian who loves science !! now I am going to be all like "Favourite scientist, yeah that has got to be Dolph Lundgren." I cannot wait to see peoples reactions when I use that one.
Pretty impressive that he put that salt question together and calculated it in his head on the spot. I guess that is why he is supposed to have a 160iq and a masters degree in chemical engineering.
He had a TEDx talk where he talked about growing up, emotional problems and how things spiraled out of his control leading to an eventually healed estrangement from his wife and daughters. He did a lot of martial arts especially karate which helped him during a troubled child hood with an emotionally absent and physically abusive dad, so abusive that he was taken to his grandparents where he thrived. He was an A-student in the United States, which is not much of an achievement, since the U.S. schools do not really demand a lot in comparison to Europe today. He did one year of studies in the U.S interrupted by one year compulsory military service in the Swedish marine before he completed his chemical engineering degree in Sweden. He then enrolled as a Fullbright scholarship recipient to the MiT but was spotted and hired away by Grace Jones and this distraction led to a quick dismissal from MiT which he does not really complain about since according to his words "all of the sudden the MiT" was not that exciting anymore. He entered a relationship with Grace Jones, nine years senior to him, officially hired as her bodyguard, but he rather helped her work out in the sheets in between her musical performances.
+sinister kiid I noticed that too, but he seemed to calm down a bit after he had to actually had to think. He looked like he was in pain from a previous injury the way at one point he starts hitting himself in the back, bet he needed his pain meds lol
Ok, I'm starting to write a buddy movie with Dolph Lundgren and Neil De Grasse Tyson in the lead roles right now. It's gonna be about two divorced 50-something science nerds that start a science youtube channel together, out of boredom, and accidentally uncover plans of world domination by an evil mad scientist played by Stephen Hawking. They're hired by the Miami PD to help them defeat the evil genius, and then partner with undercover cops played by Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele. Chris Hardwick is gonna play the evil russian henchman, Ivan Striko, who throws bowling balls at his victims (and he always aims for the balls, and calls this deadly technique : E = MC Spare). Louis CK is gonna play an evil mexican warlord who wants to buy weapons of mass destruction from undercover Key & Peele. There's gonna be explosions, bikinis, Miami Vice-like wardrobe, one liners, a visit from the ghost of Nikola Tesla, Sarah Palin playing Dolph's anti-science ex-wife, it's gonna be a hit.
Replace Louie with Tom Segura, because his accents are perfect and replace Tesla (or add in) with Edison. Make Edison the root of the conspiracy dating back to when he worked for the Navy and stole Tesla's ideas. Ron White as Edison.
Dolph is like "I don't wanna be here." and then when the questions get tough you can tell he enjoys figuring them out. Awesome.
He wasn't figuring them out. He knew the answers but was very happy to play along. He's pretty smart!
Never seen a guy that can beat the shit out of you while also schooling you in chemical engineering...
+Youssef Metwaly indeed what an awesome guy
He breaks your face if you cant balance the chemical equation
Youssef Metwaly he had a scholarship
...and he can also sing pretty well and play the drums. My personal hero.
Oh, and he fluent in some number of languages, probably all of them
This guy is a fucking genius. The way he duduced the salt content in the human body was so logical. It shows he *actually* understands the concepts and doesn't just memorize stuff.
I agree. But he either made two mistakes which canceled out each other (using 3% instead of 0.3% and miscalculating) or he was thinking right and only used the wrong words 3 percentage instead of 0.3 percentage.
dolph has an IQ of 160, he is by definition a genius.
@@acousticviking7499 yeah 3% would be 2100 grams, so 2,1 kilograms not 210g, but maybe he meant ‰
@@acousticviking7499 It doesn't matter. He just wanted to get out of there lol
@@twinleaf3076 lol he’s probably rusty shiiiit he probably hasn’t studied that shit since the late 70s or some shit 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I bet he looks at ion bonds and says "I will break you"
LOL
+zedirich7 *Ionic bonds look back* "Good luck with that, buddy..."
+Angiras Darbha this actor said that to Stallones' Rocky.
+zedirich7 Wasn't it "I must break you?" Either way that's a great reference!
zedirich7 no he looks at the fucking elementary particles ;)
I love the fact that Dolph seems bored at the beginning and enjoying himself at the end :)
He learned their check cleared🤣🤣
Wow the salt answer was impressive. How he broke that down was awesome.
The human body has about the same osmolarity as salt water. But I did not know salt water was 3% salt. Very impressive thinking on his feet there.
But isn't 3% of 70kg = 2.1kg?
Lord Humungus, you are right. It was multiple choice so Dolph chose the answer closest looking to his own.
Except that 3% and 0.3% are quite far from each other. He made a mistake in the calculation, so he thought that 3% of 70kg is 210 grams, instead of 2100 grams. Since the answers were 1000 grams, 500 grams, 250 grams, and practically none, if he makes the calculation correctly, and he gets 2100 grams as a result, he wouldn't have been any closer to the answer. He screwed up, but got lucky in the end.
His mistake was calculating the 3% as if it was the weight percentage of body mass that was salt. Its around 0.4% which would equate to 280 grams in a 70kg person, closer to 250 grams.
So awkward... I think Dolph just wandered in to ask for directions and Kyle was like "Wait, you're Dolph Lundgren! Do you want to take a test... because science?"
+Joe P. ROFL, it can`t be anything else.
hahahahahhahahah xD
+Joe P. Nice XD
+Joe P. OMG I think your right. he is just like I got a party to go to I just wanted to use the bathroom, and you people are wireding me out.
Magnetar The True Death Star love your name! So clever.
It's damn impressive that he still remembers all this stuff after 35 years.
bruh what he didnt remember shit he just worked it out on the spot with common knowledge and the process of elimination
Dolph seems just thrilled to be there.
+umainebearman lol
Haha God they should have scrapped this whole idea.
+Philly Bear it was part of a longer thing.
Agreed
"Yeah.. I need to get out of here.."
Dolph is one of the most educated guy in Hollywood remember that
Never judge a book by its cover. Especially if that cover can pound the crap out of you.
hahahhahahaha! Cracked me up🤣
And proceeds to say "I must break you"
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
DON'T UNDERESTIMATE HIS PUNCH, EVEN WHEN HE'D BOXING ONLY LIKE A GIRL 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I wouldn’t fuck with him one punch from Dolph in his prime was able to hospitalise Stallone
🤣🤣🤣
Hitting somebody with science questions even just a couple years after graduation can lead to some disappointing results. Sometimes you get disappointing results if you ask them two months after their final exams. I am surprised and impressed that Dolph still remembers so much of this stuff DECADES after he finished college. It would not be so impressive if he had taken his chemistry degree and pursued a career in chemistry all these years, but he went to Hollywood and pursued a completely different career. So, for him to remember science that he has not used in almost 40 years is very impressive. There's guys in my lab who have to stop and look up ANY formula we haven't used in the last 3 or 4 days, and some of them have PhD's.
college compared to university is nothing, but he has multiple PhD's if im not mistaken.
He also had a fulbright scholarship to MIT after all. Literally he is so smart MIT was going to pay for him to attend but at the time he was starting his acting career. He was also in a relationship with Grace Jones and they were living in Australia at the time.
Greg Phillips : exactly, i mean the guy can speak over 5 different languages fluently so maybe it's all just like a language to him
Greg Phillips it’s probably America’s education system, it’s crap compared to other countries, dolph’s from Sweden which has a pretty solid educational system
Good education has nothing to do with how well you remember exact formulae or information...Its more to educate yourself so that you can work out practical problems yourself and know where and what to look for the necessary formulae and information for that (or maybe how to find that out for yourself by experiment). Education system is in a way a bookmarking process
I know how, in spite of how annoyed he was at the easy questions at the start, you could see how much he genuinely enjoyed working through the third question. He truly is a man of science!
Wow! Dolph is really smart. I mean these are stuff he learned in university in his 20's or something, now he is 60 and still remembers stuff like this. People hardly even remember stuff they learned in school like 5 years ago. Masters in chemical engineering, black belt in Karate and a succesful actor. So much talent. The dude is amazing.
Dolph thinking "God damn it I left science to get away from nerds like this!"
He's seems like an asshole
@@robertfield45 not really
@@moelitos3069 okay
@@robertfield45 lmao what a way to end a conversation
@@fabioenchilladas ok
Dolph taking his Chemistry finals: "I must Ace you."
I knew 250 grams because of Full Metal Alchemist: Brotherhood. Take that mom, i did learn something from anime.
Yeah, me too.
Nice!
Epic
Not the mom scene hahahaha the real reason we all stayed to watch that show
Who would have guessed that I learned more science from anime that science class. Btw try watch Dr. Stone it's fascinating.
This guy partied his ass off most of his life from Hollywood. Good to see he's still keepin' his brain in place.
+spidey677 indeed
spidey677 he has a lot of IQ to spare so...
I think he was one of those kids who didn't have to pay attention in class and still got a near perfect score on every test.
@@alexdumitrescu3025 genetics man genetics
Yep you CAN party without killing every brain cell you have. Wish more people understood that.
i love how Dolph knows most of the answers and just stares at Kyle to check if he also knows
Thanks for watching 😊.. So tell me how long have you been my fan..?
that moment when you realize Dolph Lundgren is much more qualified to be called a scientist than BIll Nye
KrzyspL93, Found the creationist.
ronindebeatrice So if you don't like Bill Nye you're a creationist now? Okay...
jakemonster001 It's a supremely popular strawman for creationists wishing to discredit Mr. Nye.
ronindebeatrice I understand that but you still may be overreacting just a bit man.
Wtf, this is basic information. If knowing this stuff makes you a scientist, any kid fresh out of high school can call themselves a "scientist"
This is who needs to play as Cable in DeadPool 2. Dolph Lundgren
+CaptainN209 Omg yes!
You like tacos, wade?
Great casting choice!
agreed!
I'm still hoping for Kiera Knightley
Legendary! I think at first he was worried he was not going to remember over 40 years ago of knowledge on camera, then he realised the questions were too easy, then he really came to life when the harder ones got asked.
If he loses, he loses.
hah!
Too obvious. Dolph is great...should be on more stuff. He's actually a good actor from his early drama work.
+GuildOfCalamity We will break him.
Lol
Rocky 4 😂
If only there was a scene in Rocky IV where Ivan Drago & Rocky Balboa go head to head with this quiz...
Ducati Kozak yeah too bad Apollo had to ruin that dream by dying and forever changing the face of science history forever
@@HeraldoftheMEME The Eye-tallian Stallion will definitely lose
Hahaha like a part 2 after the physical fight huh?😆😆😆
There was. Got Cut
that one's cuff the other one's link.. the rest of them are marbles.
I keep forgetting that Dolph Lundren is actually a genius. What an awesome guy.
That's so awesome. Dolph's method of determining human sodium content by relating body density to seawater and then pulling the calculations out of his head was brilliant.
Dolph Lundgren is both, the nerd *AND* the jock. That's not fair. lol!
In high school the DM of my D&D was the starting Varsity QB.
People can be both but movies and pop culture make it look like you can't be.
That is such a great line,by the way.If you don't mind,I'm going to use it in a comic book I'll be writing! I come across a lot of great comments on TH-cam and if I think they're really awesome I like to put them in stuff I'm going to be doing but I always check with people first,to see if they mind if I use the line.
@@JR-ju3kj Sure thing! Go ahead. I don't mind. :)
@@JR-ju3kj that's true. in real life you can be both. You will be surprised that some people are multi talented.
Respect to Dolph for being a good sport, as he looked jet-lagged and bored all at once lol
I hear that your salt levels rise by at least 500 grams, when you play League of Legends.
This.. This comment.. I love this comment..
Rob Martin wow savage
and any other competitive game.
Meexi FACT!
Apparently you havent played world of tanks blitz, beucase if you do and you took a dip in the red sea, salt would flow out of you
That host puts the 'nerd' in 'virgin'
You put the 'dumb' in dumbass. Because you clearly don't know how to spell.
T'was a joke, good sir.
Kenny Tee 😆🤣😂😂🤣😆😂😆🤣😂😆🤣😂🤣😂🤣😆😂🤣😆😂😆😆🤣😂🤣🤣😂🤣🤣
Yet at the same time, Dolph puts the "badass" in "nerd".
Wow, Dolph just blew my mind with that salt question....
I feel so stupid now
+BwareOf Koko You're not though :) You have the potential to do what he did.
Aaron metaphorically, cause I was taken back while doing while trying to answer these questions as well
Thanks for the vote of confidence 👍
+BwareOf Koko holy shit you tube comments being inspiring, did he just break the seventh seal?
Bugs1 he broke something alright.....He busted open a can of science whoop-ass!
+BwareOf Koko Too bad 3% of 70kg is 2.1kg... He arrived to the correct answer by horribly flawed logic.
that was awesome. He killed that salt question.
Seeing him reason it out like that was awesome. Anyone can guess at multiple choice questions, but that showed that he has the knowledge base.
Laurelie Irvine exactly. Not just that he knew.the ratios, but he knew we are largely salt water ourselves. He rocked it.
His math was flawed but apparently the answer was correct, 3% of 70 kilo is 2,1 kilo, not 210 grams...
On average, seawater in the world's oceans has a salinity of about 3.5% (35 g/L, or 0.600 M) This means that every kilogram (roughly one litre by volume) of seawater has approximately 35 grams
He was somehow correct. 250 grams / 70 kilos is around .3%. Otherwise it would be 2.5kg
"oh shit" - Dolph Lundgren
I like how it's supposed to be a competitive quiz but they basically team up to win.
And just like real science, what was meant to be a contest turned into a collaboration. :D
Indeed.
Guero Rodriguez
Yeah but he's not Russian he's Swedish I think
He's swedish. The character he play in Rocky IV was russian.
Feel free to Google him. He's swedish. Always have been.
Yea. Except it's the other way around. (Oh, wait. Was that supposed to be the actual joke?)
Felt weird watching this.
+aperfecte Same it was pretty awkward
Chanandler Bong nah it wasn't awkward. Y'all just dumb
Aquib Nesar Wow, best argument ever.
No, he clearly wasn't interested in doing it, and was acting like he wanted to be somewhere else. Maybe he was running behind for something.
Not as weird as Dolph felt.
Not many know that Dolph has a genius level IQ. He's actually more brain than brawn.
sweetsweatyfeet Could have been Bane...
He got both... this guy is a reallife profesor hulk
@@stevenbass5519 Could'vr been Batman.
He got into MIT on a Fulbright Scholarship. And left after 2 weeks to pursue acting!
That was pretty flipping awesome! As a physics major in college, not many TH-cam videos can top this one.
It's weird but i think i could watch scientist dolph lundgren all day and be entertained by that.
It's just such a weird combination, 80's action star and a real life science major.
+NIELS MICHIELS I was thinking the same thing. He needs to be in the next Martian type move, as a scientist working through science problems.
Daniel Daggett Yes, yes, YEES to that idea.
Dolph is very clever even after decades after learning he still remembers!
Cable and Thor talking science
I was trying to figure out if Dolph played a comic book character before. I forgot he was mentioned in Deadpool.
+Ilyas Basuki He did play the Punisher
+Ilyas Basuki Dont forget He-Man
.... and Ivan Drago :v
Ivan drago is not a comic book character.
You know what would be even more fun, a special Because Science with him!
+Marcos Fernandes de Sousa Júnior yes that would be great
he nailed the 2nd question and "showed his work" lol Dolph seems like an awesome guy
He needed a huge turd...he made it clear that he needed to get out of the interview but he held on, flexed his pink winker and got on with the show...he's a hero and brings a tear to all 3 of my eyes...We salute you sir
Favorite action actor? - Dolph Lundgren
Favorite subject? - Chemistry
What if i told you DL is knowledgeable in chemistry? - KABOOOM
I knew he had multiple degrees, one of them being Chemical Engineering but this is cool. Such a humble guy
Dolph shows that intelligence isn't based on knowing everything. Its using basic knowledge to work through and troubleshoot a problem. Smart, handsome, has a sense of humor and is still intimidating even if having a manicure. . . now THATis a man!
with multiple choice questions sometimes you need to eliminate the obvious to increase your chances.. thermodynamic word with *nirvana* word in it, thats a dead giveaway its not the answer.. nice elimination too on Sb (antimony).. keratin vs collagen ,keratin is on hair and nails BUT collagen is on the skin (and skin is the largest organ of the body).. thats how you win quiz bees, just eliminate ridiculous choices to increase your chances even if you dont know everything..
2:38 - Dolph Lungren big brain activated
Dolph is awesome.
Always liked that guy.
I met Dolph in Melbourne a couple of years back he's a really amazing guy
Fulbright scholarship winner too? also plays drums and another instrument? Special forces in Sweden? Martial arts winner and judu? Holy heck, this dude is amazingly talented in many areas.
God. Dolph is such a intimidating force. Just him standing there smiling would intimidate me lol 🤣
1:34 "move on, I need to get out of here" Sums up the whole video
Wow, awesome. Kind of wished this came through the recommended list sooner.
I was majorly surprised by this. The majority of my knowledge of Dolph Lundgren is Rocky, so I had no idea he was so intelligent. Amazing!
+Adam Porter He is actually extremely smart. He has several masters and two Phds
+Robert Jonsson I think that's extremely cool.
@@robertjonsson684 He reminds me of Arnold Schwarzenegger in that regard. They're both these really intelligent guys who typically aren't seen that way.
I remember Dolph once saying in an interview that Sylvester Stallone doesn't view him the way he views himself and hence why Ivan Drago was written than way in Rocky 4, when in point of fact, Lundgren is brilliant,well-educated, multi-lingual and probably could have been a great scientist/inventor or engineer had he wanted to be.
Lundgren is very smart but he doesnt have 2 PhD because he left academics early to pursue a career in acting. I think I read somewhere he got a Fulbright scholarship to study chemical engineering at MIT, which is certainly a big deal.
@@mannymew1651 His highest degree is actually just a Master's in Chemical Engineering, which he got from the University of Sydney. He gave up the MIT scholarship. I'd still say that's pretty impressive though.
Germanic-Scandinavians, U106/R-L48 and I1 haplogroups mainly. I'd like to know what Lundgren's Y haplogroup is.
Dolph, all around great guy which other men should emulate. Physically, mentally, and spiritually strong.
...oh, and people dunno that he also served in the Swedish Coastal Artillery as a ranger for a year (mandatory), after which, he became a black belt in Kyokushin Karate, represented Sweden and became a heavyweight champion for both 1980 and 81. Damn.
I love Dolph. He's one of my favorite actors of all time.
The way he figured out wt if salt in body showed a very analytical and knowledgeable mind...impressive.
Awkward at first but I love how Dolph and Kyle solved it in teamwork instead of competing. That's how you're supposed to approach science!
This is one of the happiest things I've seen on the interent for ages
This guy would be a good kindergarten teacher... Or a good cop 2
Lol, shameless plug.....he is Kindergarten Cop 2!
WHHHAAAAAAttT nooooooo ur kidding?
+PythonHunter Freaky coincidence... but I'd never heard of it either! (direct to DVD may be why)
+PythonHunter Ah shit yo Kindergarten Cop 2! xD
He should be Cable in Deadpool 2. I mean look at him...
Incredible guy, and smart enough to use logic to find the correct answer when not knowing it at first.
The original Punisher will Always Rule!!
Shared this with as many people as I could, love Dolph. Way to geek it up, love it.
Move over Iron Man and Hulk, Thor and the Punisher are the new Science Bros!
Dolph, chemical engineering, action hero... MIND BLOWN
Dolph didn't even try to pretend like he was interested in this. 😂 He answered those questions for *himself,* not them.
Super humble Dolph is. Always enjoyed him.
At first Dolph was like "Crap, more talk about about chemistry", then he started smiling and having fun.
i love that he actually got in to it!
So antsy to leave lol
Well maybe he had to be somewhere else and was kind enough to stop by, and maybe the shooting of the episode took to long. Because...not preparing (y)
+quber117 he needed to go lift some weights
+quber117 Looks like his back hurts, or he has to take a shit/piss
Too much nerd and not enough muscle. Dolph prefers to hang around fellow alphas.
Ninja Sushi shut up you fucking nerd 😂
Dolph has never been happier to be anywhere
FYI I knew it was collagen since I suffer from Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, a genetic malformation of the collagen. If on your next live episode, a shout out for the rare disease would be great. Raising awareness of an invisible disease that affects every part of your body causing numerous complications and severely impacting the quality of one's life.
P.s. Dolph and Kyle together was like an action movie of the mind... Thor and an expendable together... LoL
This is by far the greatest thing I've ever seen on the internet.
Dolph has an IQ of 160, he's a real life genius, and one of the most highly educated men alive today.
yeah no that’s the mensa test so really just 1 in a couple 100
It's awesome that dolphin is able to pull those things out of his memory
One of my favorites action stars!
+RoleAce Ours too!
+Nerdist Holy Crap!!, I thought he was a great actor, its nice to know I am not the only giant Scandinavian who loves science !!
now I am going to be all like "Favourite scientist, yeah that has got to be Dolph Lundgren." I cannot wait to see peoples reactions when I use that one.
This was the awesomess thing I've watched all year.. 3hours and 12 minutes of 2019 lmao
Pretty impressive that he put that salt question together and calculated it in his head on the spot. I guess that is why he is supposed to have a 160iq and a masters degree in chemical engineering.
He had a TEDx talk where he talked about growing up, emotional problems and how things spiraled out of his control leading to an eventually healed estrangement from his wife and daughters.
He did a lot of martial arts especially karate which helped him during a troubled child hood with an emotionally absent and physically abusive dad, so abusive that he was taken to his grandparents where he thrived.
He was an A-student in the United States, which is not much of an achievement, since the U.S. schools do not really demand a lot in comparison to Europe today. He did one year of studies in the U.S interrupted by one year compulsory military service in the Swedish marine before he completed his chemical engineering degree in Sweden.
He then enrolled as a Fullbright scholarship recipient to the MiT but was spotted and hired away by Grace Jones and this distraction led to a quick dismissal from MiT which he does not really complain about since according to his words "all of the sudden the MiT" was not that exciting anymore.
He entered a relationship with Grace Jones, nine years senior to him, officially hired as her bodyguard, but he rather helped her work out in the sheets in between her musical performances.
‘Work out in the sheets’, lmao
Because Science w/ Dolph Lundgren!
+TheKillerGinger We'd be into it if Kyle Hill ever needs a vacation...
Nerd - "We need to break down the assumptions to answer the salt question" Dolph - "I MUST BREAK YOU"
dolph was salty during this whole thing
Only 3% (ba dum tss).
Matt Hannel his salt level raised from 250 to 500
He is he-man master of the universe after all
I'm just sad we never got to see Dolph as a character in Vikings or something. Guy's a true Norsemen.
so thrilled to see him as cable ..
Best Punisher ever.
Mr Dolph Lundgren - an actual black belt in Kyukushin Karate ( full contact Karate) and smart as they come. Very humble guy. Nice clip!
Get rid of the middleman (guy in the middle). Just ask Dolph the damn questions. NOOBS
Everybody knew that. Dolph is a badass in all capacities
Wow, Ivan Drago and Thor together
I like how they ended up pretty much cooperating
Super awkward. He just wants to leave
+sinister kiid I noticed that too, but he seemed to calm down a bit after he had to actually had to think. He looked like he was in pain from a previous injury the way at one point he starts hitting himself in the back, bet he needed his pain meds lol
Gotta love sciency folk. Them having a quiz and starting to discuss the answers is just golden.
Ok, I'm starting to write a buddy movie with Dolph Lundgren and Neil De Grasse Tyson in the lead roles right now.
It's gonna be about two divorced 50-something science nerds that start a science youtube channel together, out of boredom, and accidentally uncover plans of world domination by an evil mad scientist played by Stephen Hawking.
They're hired by the Miami PD to help them defeat the evil genius, and then partner with undercover cops played by Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele. Chris Hardwick is gonna play the evil russian henchman, Ivan Striko, who throws bowling balls at his victims (and he always aims for the balls, and calls this deadly technique : E = MC Spare). Louis CK is gonna play an evil mexican warlord who wants to buy weapons of mass destruction from undercover Key & Peele.
There's gonna be explosions, bikinis, Miami Vice-like wardrobe, one liners, a visit from the ghost of Nikola Tesla, Sarah Palin playing Dolph's anti-science ex-wife, it's gonna be a hit.
Please. Make. This. Happen.
I would probably substitute Kaku for Hawking.
this is brilliant.
Replace Louie with Tom Segura, because his accents are perfect and replace Tesla (or add in) with Edison. Make Edison the root of the conspiracy dating back to when he worked for the Navy and stole Tesla's ideas. Ron White as Edison.
didnt Always Sunny do that lol..
Do more of this. I hope dolph does even more the he has done and maybe brings science into the forefront of hollywood even more
He looks great for 58!
Damn,dolph's jacket is badass