The people that run it know that its working EXACTLY how its supposed to. Until people stop choosing emotions over rationality this will continue to decline
Yeah I think people have known it's been flawed for like 20 years, but change is slow and the schools have been around for so long its easiest to just do what "works before" I think teachers try to do good but many times management is out of touch and there are many issues, I guess it also depends on the school but for school a lot of the time people have to go really hard and sacrifice things to get results. And that's at a "good school" gotta sacrifice a lot of time. I can only imagine at a school that just doesnt teach very well where you have to teach yourself and who really has the drive go do that as a kid anyway? Besides the kids who usually do that and sacrifice so much to get into college at like 14 or whatever usually have lots of mental and social problems because of it. But this gets pushed all the time it feels where you always need to be studying and working and working and working. But like many things if you let people you will get taken advantage of and thrown away when no longer useful. And that's not even talking about the bullying issue in schools and how if you get bullied you only get in trouble if you fight back. Still better to fight back though. Best to get a group though if you can. Its just depressing honestly. So many people struggling and trying to do what they can and being told that you either go to school or you are a failure. Thus then going into student debt for something you dont even want. And maybe even dropping out with a bunch of debt, low prospects etc. Its a cycle and honestly more and more everyday I can help but wonder if the people in charge want people to suffer on our own lives so we dont think about making the world a better place. Cant have the energy to change the world If we are struggling to survive right? But that is kind of a bit conspiracy. I just find it hard to believe people dont understand how many obvious problems there are and want to fix it. Many of these problems can be fixed with time and effort, but stubbornness for past ways as well as pride and fear of change guarantees slow progress. Even when it is more profitable to be good and improve people's lives so they buy more products. It's always short term thinking. Those who do not study history are doomed to repeat it. Although those that study history are doomed to watch other people repeat it. It does feel a bit meaningless and makes one feel apathetic. Which I feel is another part of life where so much is happening that it feels people can barely survive. It's hard to be emotional when bad stuff just constantly is happening. So I feel I am a bit of a hippocrite since I dont actually do anything to improve the world. Right now I just do my own thing and try and help people when I can, be decent to people and be happy when they are decent to me back. But really that is the bare minimum in life. I guess I'm fine with that for right now, maybe later I'll improve my life but I feel sometimes setting expectations lower can be useful for getting through the day.
I always viewed school as just a reason for kids to interact with eachother and to find themselves. Also to decide what they want to do or study for their lives. I do agree that it would be nice for them to teach kids real life things but ny parents mostly taught me ab life so i dont think its that necessary.
@@bigoudi07 I agree Some even copypasted Sometimes you better live to the new world and hope youtube ban off bot accounts. if not, this is gonna get worse
My high school had a class that taught students who to write a resume, fill out college applications, file a w2, and taught us the basics on investing in stocks. Unfortunately when I got to junior year, they got rid of the class and replaced it with a college prep class that was ONLY accessible for the students on the honor role. Everyone else have to fight to get time with the counselor if they want advice to go to college.
If I remember correctly, you can store antimatter by suspending it in really strong electromagnetic fields in an airtight seal so that the antimatter does not come into contact with any sort of matter
I think it's a combination of both. There was a large rise in new gun owners over the past 2 years, so that as well as legal limitations put in on certain types of ammo will drive up prices and lower the amount of available stock
Ammo shortages usually come around presidential elections and covid has made it worse, online warehouse retailers have been buying up and hording ammo to price gouge, the riots and protests had a big affect, etc.
As a preface: I'm not a particle physicist, just an A-level physics student, but here's an explanation/retort to some of the things they talk about but also I've probably got something wrong: The problem with storing and creating antimatter is that when antimatter contacts its matter twin (e.g., a proton interacts with an antiproton) it goes through a process called annihilation: both the matter and antimatter particle's mass are converted into energy (they are converted into two photons that must travel in opposite directions to conserve momentum, if you want to be pedantic). Even worse, if you have a particle, it's antiparticle will be oppositely charged which means they will attract each other through the electrostatic force; some particles aren't charged but the problem with that is that we often use a particles charge to detect it making it very difficult to detect antiparticles that aren't charged. Antimatter is made naturally when a proton turns into a neutron or vice versa which happens when a nucleus is unstable and some forces need to be balanced (namely the electrostatic and strong). I.e., a neutron decaying into a proton (called beta minus decay) also creates an antielectron neutrino which is one of the before mentioned uncharged antiparticles. So, the issue with storing antimatter is that, say you were storing a positron (an antimatter electron), even if you had it inside a perfect vacuum, its container will be made of atoms which all have orbital electrons which this positron will be attracted to no matter how big the container is as the range on the electrostatic force is infinite (this is assuming that inside this container this hypothetical particle would stay acting like a particle which I'm fairly sure it wouldn't). Creating it is also an issue because most particles will immediately annihilate when they're created. On the hypothetical 1gram bullet situation, assuming that this casing for some reason doesn't annihilate the antimatter inside of it and all the antimatter annihilates on impact matter would be quickly turned into energy. Specifically, almost an E = mc^2 amount where m = 0.01kg and c is the speed of light which gives E = 9*10^14 Joules; and when I said almost I meant not almost because for each antimatter particle annihilated a matter particle must be annihilated so we have to double this number to give E = 1.8*10^15 Joules or 1.8 quadrillion Joules (you should also add the kinetic energy of the bullet but that will be negligible in comparison) or 1800 Tera Joules. For comparison, the energy output of a tonne of TNT (from a quick google search take this with a big pinch of salt) is 4.184 *10^-3 Tera Joules which means it would have an equivalent energy to 430210 tonnes of TNT which is nuclear bomb energy but not like Tzar Bomba energy. About 2.4 times the energy output of Little Boy, the bomb that was dropped onto Nagasaki. Black-holes are not made of antimatter. A black-hole is, as far as, I know defined as a single point in space-time in which such high gravitational field strength that past the event horizon no particle or object can escape (this includes light). (Also, Hawking radiation can escape blackholes but that's a part of physics which brings even actual particle physicists to crying so I'm not even going to try to approach that). They're typically made when a star something like 3 times the mass of our sun collapses creating a type 2 supernova, if the star collapses into a sphere of radius equal to its Schwarzschild radius (which is defined as the radius an object has to be to appear black and is equal to 2GM/c^2 where M is the object's mass in kg, G is the gravitational constant (not g = 9.81) and c is the speed of light). Asking what it's made of is complicated because a blackhole is mostly the lack of anything, the blackness comes from the fact that light can't escape. You may have seen a ring around some blackholes before which I believe is caused by matter orbiting it with such velocity it becomes incredibly hot due to the massive gravitational field strength but I not entirely sure on that. There is not way to now what's inside the centre of a blackhole because any for us to figure out what is inside of it uses EM radiation which cannot escape a blackhole. The relationship between gravity and time is complicated and way beyond the scope of anything I've done; I don't know how to answer this one. I'll just hit you with another wacko maybe fact. We live in a Euclidian space which has the property of the fastest way to traverse between two points is a straight line (given velocity isn't dependant on where you are i.e no friction or at least friction isn't dependant on your position). Another fact is that always takes the path that is the fastest to get from a to b so in Earth's atmosphere that can be curvy because gravity can help it be speedier but in the vacuum of space, fastest way is a straight line. Why do I say this? Light curves around a blackhole. You could explain this by saying that the gravity of a blackhole is so immense it courses light to bend. You could also say that a blackhole's effect on the space around it is such that geometry changes from Euclidian to a different geometry (I believe spherical) so that from the photon's point of view it is traveling in a straight line but we perceive it as bending around the blackhole (I don't know how valid that explanation is but I think its at least cool to think about). For a better explanation on Non-Euclidian spaces check out this video th-cam.com/video/zQo_S3yNa2w/w-d-xo.html and for more on blackholes th-cam.com/video/0FH9cgRhQ-k/w-d-xo.html
I hate when people say black holes are made of antimatter. You could argue its made out of whatever it consumes to increase its gravity, but you could also say it is made of nothing, and is basically just an anamoly in reality. Thats my unprofessional take
I was worried if Charlie didn’t talk about the movie in the podcast. That movie just screams effortless cashgrab, where No Way Home does their fanservice much better
@@thebatman1990 Not being aggressive just confused. Honestly how the fuck Neo and Trinity’s relationship being a copypaste plot of Hancock really made true fans aware of the matrix universe? Half of the movie spent on flashbacks and references
school sucks, my science teacher knows it too, everyone who needs sleep around the afternoon he just lets them snooze off and reminds us to study quietly
Decided to post one of my responding comments: It depends on the school. Mine had the same stuff but it didn't seem well balanced. And I think for certain courses, such as different branching sciences that we may not need (besides safety), we should have a week or so in to see if that is something we would want to pursue. But I think the most annoying thing is college classes that you wouldn't need for what job you are going for, but you still have to dedicate time and money into. Thus, why I am not in college lol.
When I use to be in elementary, I had to wake up at 6am to go to school at 7:30am. Since Arizona does not have daylight saving time, the morning would be pitch black during the winter. Thank god the district changed it to 8:45am, now my younger brother and I do not have to wake up super early.
i like history (and geography since it coincides with history a lot) because it lets me learn how and why things are. it also lets me understand why people act like this or that and understand them, their culture and society.
When Andrew was talking about school, we have all of those classes he said we didn’t in high school-we had personal finance and public speaking which covered all of the economic things and the resume building that he said public education didn’t have
It depends on the school. Mine had the same stuff but it didn't seem well balanced. And I think for certain courses, such as different branching sciences that we may not need (besides safety), we should have a week or so in to see if that is something we would want to pursue. But I think the most annoying thing is college classes that you wouldn't need for what job you are going for, but you still have to dedicate time and money into. Thus, why I am not in college lol.
It's amazing that your looking at the secondary source of anti matter researches. There is a lab called CERN which produces anti matter and stores/researches it. There is also alot of research going on with quantum field thoeries based on the idea that antimatter could be a possible way to break speed of light barriers/time travel via use of a modern Alcubierre drive (bubble of exotic energy allowing you to pass Around matter). The Hadron collider is somewhat outdated and irrelivant for most future concepts only really allowing brief glimpses at high energy environments/impacts. The world of low energy high frequency quantum has been dragging us away from the huge and back to the tiny.
@@MamadNobari if only... ..."I'm not locked in here with you Andrew...." ..proceeds to form discussion as some kind of SAW puzzle, to be allowed to leave again you have to understand that philosophy is equally important alongside physics or math etc. Become some modern day Socrates or Russel Brand type figure when you again re-emerge from the trials...
Literally not an expert, just a pleb with a very specific hobby/project relating to all this. No higher learning just home studies as the term hobby implies.
As Andrew said, if you wanna change something about your life, you got to do it one step at a time. Like if you wanna loose weight you should start with drinking water instead of soda. When you get used to that change something else like reducing the amount of your portions. When you get used to that, start walking 2km (around a mile) and increase the distance you walk gradually. And so on.
Exactly, this is basically what they teach those who want to recover from drugs and alcohol. Take it one day at a time, one step at a time. If you expect to change everything at once you're going to fail. Focus on not using for a few months, work a crappy job if you have to, then after some time you can focus on getting a new job or studying. Get comfortable with one change at a time and you can completely change how you live.
16:55 I will say that, at least for me. My high school taught me most of this stuff. How to write a resume, financial stuff like how to calculate interest on loans. I'm sure they are talking in general tho. Anyone else's high school taught them this type of stuff?
20 minutes in and Jackson is the only person that understands that school just teaches you the fundamentials. Andrews argument on how they never teach taxes is useless, because doing your taxes is nothing more than reading formal texts understanding it and filling in the brackets accordingly, which is definetly teached before you are done with highschool (atleast in the country I live in). Jackson is always trash talked by the others, but he is right most of the time. Just switch out Andrew, Charlie and Kaya with 4 Jacksons: Jackson, Ackson, Ckson and Kson
But Andrew has a point, and there’s much more that goes into adulting than just doing your taxes. Students should be taught a mandatory finance class that teaches you about budgeting, paying your bills on time, taxes, credit cards and debt, etc. I was lucky enough to have a teacher go off curriculum to teach us this in my last year of high school and honestly, when learning it, I was surprised this wasn’t something schools even thought about teaching us, especially before we graduate high school (in the country I live in). But I do agree with what you said about Jackson being shit on a lot about things he’s right about lol
Maybe in your country school alright but clearly you don’t know shit about other countries schools and if your going to speak about Other countries schools you might as well know how they work and they don’t teach students how to do taxes in America which is where I assume they live in.
I agree with Jackson most of the time but his argument is straight up dog water. Andrew and the others are completely right because why teach boring USELESS specific things(sqare root,hydratic equation etc) when you could teach the kids how to invest and such. The biggest disconnect between students and teachers is the fact that we are not told why we should learn a specific thing instead we just NEED to.
My school board recently instituted a new math unit called Fanacial intelligence which covers that more "life education" and its quickly become my favourite unit.
I loved when they shit on Geography and history when that is what I'm studying to become a teacher in. Andrew said that you don't need to learn about any other country unless it is in the news... when we live in a global econmy and world that is the most connected it has ever been. A coup in Central Africa can easily change so much in our world from the cost of stuff being increased due to it being harder to get to refugees fleeing from the conflict. I love the Offical Podcast boys but I can tell you guys didn't have great teachers.
Who has had great geography teachers? I learnt more about geography playing Medieval 2 Total War among other games than I ever did in school. I don't even know if I ever learnt any geography in school that didn't have to do with someone being invaded.
Same thing with the math argument, as an Engineer in Geology i can for sure say calculators should be off limits for everything arithmetic and maybe algebraic depending on complexity, calculator is for calculus and other sciences. The whole point of math class is to make sure the student actually understands the concepts behind the math that they have to apply to solve the problem the teacher presents, so later in life they can build their own equations to solve real life problems, life isn't going to present an equation on a chalkboard for anyone, if the teachers just give the equation for the students to put on a calculator then nothing is actually being learnt.
So regarding the education, a lot of "useless things" we have been learning are due to an educational philosophy called essentialism. It basically focuses on feeding students with facts and moral standards. This is a mega outdated philosophy that a lot of educators today disagree with. However, a lot of American education was built on essentialism, so that's why we are learning all these "useless" facts. Nowadays, a lot of well-funded schools will offer course selections like universities. However, the schools still have to follow the curriculum devised by the department of education for standardised testing. Regarding the school start time, that because of few reasons. First one is sports; schools have aversions to having student athletes practice in the dark. I don't understand this argument since we have technology called "lights". More realistic one is that some high school students need to get back home early so their younger siblings in elementary school or middle school can get babysitted. However, this argument also falls flat since you can just get home together with your siblings.
@@VvC_Lad It's because essentialism has been built into the system from the start. The changes are happening though. Several teachers are going for more student-centred learning in America and a lot of universities instruct student teachers to avoid just feeding facts to students.
Charlie said on a stream that it’s been rly difficult trying to setup the watch verifying thing n that they’re just still trying to work through it all n set stuff up
iirc the amount of energy antimatter produces comes from e=mc^2 and you should realize the amount of energy when u see c (the speed of light) squared and no blackholes arent from antimatter
I think Geography is something that everybody should know. It's like learning not to point at people in kindergarten. There are subjects that are more of a cultural DLC for learning like literature or history. I believe they are just as important as any other subject.
The Matrix was a movie about being aware of those in power and through that awareness, being able to make your own decisions instead of being guided by those in power. They made this movie to delegitimize this cult classic in the face of the metaverse and the NFTs being pushed by big corporations. Disney has a lot to gain from belittling messages like this.
Despite being aware of those in power, the decisions made for this movie were bad. About as smart a yelling "I'm aware" as you jump off a cliff. Maybe Rian Johnson could use this defense for Star Wars.
our schools at cusd arizona dont have things like "home ec" our school got a new campus and we got a culinary class, but thats it for realistic skills. We wouldn't have had it if we didn't upgrade.
My high school, surprisingly, had a class that taught us how to budget, how to do taxes, and how to calculate interest. Granted, many of the people in my class didn't take it seriously so I think that's why it's not as common, but they tried non the less
In all honesty they should have just went all in on a Matrix videogame instead of a making a movie. They could have just taken elements from the online game, and made a new "official" sequel to the trilogy. *Edited for Gian the Grammar Nazi 🙃
I’m not gonna lie listening to moist critical while playing video games is actually pretty enjoying. It’s like listening to a podcast even if he’s not doing an actual podcast. And I barely ever listen to podcasts
Amazed that people dont appreciate this movies message. No, she didn't want to make it, or make it what they demanded. Couldn't have been any clearer. WB owns the IP and its happening with or without you. It' in the script! The movie was a legendary F you that did its best to prevent a new trilogy of money grabbing nonsense. She deserves applause IMO.
More like a mumbled F you with 4 other messages they couldn't bother to clarify either. Whatever the end message was supposed to be, it was a completely unrefined delivery.
You need maps to find your way around a city. I use my extensive geographical knowledge to smell the wind and use the position of the sun to figure out where I am.
I think starting school early makes sense because most people end up working jobs that start early in the morning. As for lack of sleep, most school are done early to mid afternoon. That gives kids plenty of time to sleep if they just don't stay up till 2a.m. playing video games, which you shouldnt do anyways.
Nah because kids have so much hw to do that takes up the whole day. Not to mention kids have stuff outside of school to go to like jobs, sports, school clubs, etc...
@@Floaty8008 I managed and I was fine. Dont play video games till the weekend then. It's not like video games need to be an integral part of your existence. Anyway theres not even a proper solution because you move the school day back and that just gives kids less time for stuff after school. They ain't doing homework in the morning, at least I never did
Don't push yourself as hard as you can until you build the habit. For example the first day I jogged I only jogged 7 minutes I probably could've jogged longer but I gave myself room to improve. Now just a week later I can jog 30 minutes.
Glad to see Jackson back in his statued state
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I love how Jackson is still cosplaying as han solo in Carbonite.
And Zealot is Kylo Ren
Go away Star Wars fan.
@@Riley_HawkinsOSRS have a look at your content mate
@@bleachwashingmachine8668 not really content. It’s more like high octave shit posting.
@@Riley_HawkinsOSRS aka content
I hate how most people agree that the current systems of schooling are incredibly flawed, yet no one does anything
The people that run it know that its working EXACTLY how its supposed to. Until people stop choosing emotions over rationality this will continue to decline
Yeah I think people have known it's been flawed for like 20 years, but change is slow and the schools have been around for so long its easiest to just do what "works before"
I think teachers try to do good but many times management is out of touch and there are many issues, I guess it also depends on the school but for school a lot of the time people have to go really hard and sacrifice things to get results. And that's at a "good school" gotta sacrifice a lot of time. I can only imagine at a school that just doesnt teach very well where you have to teach yourself and who really has the drive go do that as a kid anyway?
Besides the kids who usually do that and sacrifice so much to get into college at like 14 or whatever usually have lots of mental and social problems because of it. But this gets pushed all the time it feels where you always need to be studying and working and working and working. But like many things if you let people you will get taken advantage of and thrown away when no longer useful.
And that's not even talking about the bullying issue in schools and how if you get bullied you only get in trouble if you fight back. Still better to fight back though. Best to get a group though if you can.
Its just depressing honestly. So many people struggling and trying to do what they can and being told that you either go to school or you are a failure. Thus then going into student debt for something you dont even want. And maybe even dropping out with a bunch of debt, low prospects etc.
Its a cycle and honestly more and more everyday I can help but wonder if the people in charge want people to suffer on our own lives so we dont think about making the world a better place. Cant have the energy to change the world If we are struggling to survive right? But that is kind of a bit conspiracy.
I just find it hard to believe people dont understand how many obvious problems there are and want to fix it.
Many of these problems can be fixed with time and effort, but stubbornness for past ways as well as pride and fear of change guarantees slow progress. Even when it is more profitable to be good and improve people's lives so they buy more products. It's always short term thinking.
Those who do not study history are doomed to repeat it. Although those that study history are doomed to watch other people repeat it.
It does feel a bit meaningless and makes one feel apathetic. Which I feel is another part of life where so much is happening that it feels people can barely survive. It's hard to be emotional when bad stuff just constantly is happening. So I feel I am a bit of a hippocrite since I dont actually do anything to improve the world. Right now I just do my own thing and try and help people when I can, be decent to people and be happy when they are decent to me back.
But really that is the bare minimum in life. I guess I'm fine with that for right now, maybe later I'll improve my life but I feel sometimes setting expectations lower can be useful for getting through the day.
@@tdotitan8855 did u just write a whole story
I always viewed school as just a reason for kids to interact with eachother and to find themselves. Also to decide what they want to do or study for their lives. I do agree that it would be nice for them to teach kids real life things but ny parents mostly taught me ab life so i dont think its that necessary.
People are trying, it's just incredibly complex and a lot of people stop caring once they leave school.
Andrew: *goes on a tirade about how kids are the worst*
Also Andrew: Maybe I’ll have kids
thats Andrew for ya
Being an adult is hating literally all children except your own.
Man these bots
@@MamadNobari this is one of the only situations where I agree with someone saying the host is a moron
He’s already showing some serious dad energy with that😂
them talking about how useless geography is reminds me of how Andrew was asked to name a European country and his first response was Siberia.
Please free Jackson, he's learned his lesson
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I agree
Some even copypasted
Sometimes you better live to the new world and hope youtube ban off bot accounts. if not, this is gonna get worse
walked into the matrix in theaters by accident the other day, was going to see nwh, there was like 6 people in the theater lmaoo
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I mean, thats pretty much any movie considering nwh exists
Its honestly sad that fucking matrix bombed but it was a bad movie too.
jackson is the best ventriloquist i've ever seen
Charlie should play a young neo in a matrix prequel.
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@mari how dare you. Keanu is beautiful.
All jokes aside Charlie deserves a serious chance at a serious role
Charlie smiling at Kayas pronunciation of weaving is funny.
My high school had a class that taught students who to write a resume, fill out college applications, file a w2, and taught us the basics on investing in stocks. Unfortunately when I got to junior year, they got rid of the class and replaced it with a college prep class that was ONLY accessible for the students on the honor role. Everyone else have to fight to get time with the counselor if they want advice to go to college.
If I remember correctly, you can store antimatter by suspending it in really strong electromagnetic fields in an airtight seal so that the antimatter does not come into contact with any sort of matter
I think the bullet shortage is less from people buying them up and more from supply being purposefully limited.
I think it's a combination of both. There was a large rise in new gun owners over the past 2 years, so that as well as legal limitations put in on certain types of ammo will drive up prices and lower the amount of available stock
Ammo shortages usually come around presidential elections and covid has made it worse, online warehouse retailers have been buying up and hording ammo to price gouge, the riots and protests had a big affect, etc.
The biden administration has put a ban on Russian imports, one of which was ammo.
Lead ban.
As a preface: I'm not a particle physicist, just an A-level physics student, but here's an explanation/retort to some of the things they talk about but also I've probably got something wrong:
The problem with storing and creating antimatter is that when antimatter contacts its matter twin (e.g., a proton interacts with an antiproton) it goes through a process called annihilation: both the matter and antimatter particle's mass are converted into energy (they are converted into two photons that must travel in opposite directions to conserve momentum, if you want to be pedantic). Even worse, if you have a particle, it's antiparticle will be oppositely charged which means they will attract each other through the electrostatic force; some particles aren't charged but the problem with that is that we often use a particles charge to detect it making it very difficult to detect antiparticles that aren't charged. Antimatter is made naturally when a proton turns into a neutron or vice versa which happens when a nucleus is unstable and some forces need to be balanced (namely the electrostatic and strong). I.e., a neutron decaying into a proton (called beta minus decay) also creates an antielectron neutrino which is one of the before mentioned uncharged antiparticles.
So, the issue with storing antimatter is that, say you were storing a positron (an antimatter electron), even if you had it inside a perfect vacuum, its container will be made of atoms which all have orbital electrons which this positron will be attracted to no matter how big the container is as the range on the electrostatic force is infinite (this is assuming that inside this container this hypothetical particle would stay acting like a particle which I'm fairly sure it wouldn't). Creating it is also an issue because most particles will immediately annihilate when they're created.
On the hypothetical 1gram bullet situation, assuming that this casing for some reason doesn't annihilate the antimatter inside of it and all the antimatter annihilates on impact matter would be quickly turned into energy. Specifically, almost an E = mc^2 amount where m = 0.01kg and c is the speed of light which gives E = 9*10^14 Joules; and when I said almost I meant not almost because for each antimatter particle annihilated a matter particle must be annihilated so we have to double this number to give E = 1.8*10^15 Joules or 1.8 quadrillion Joules (you should also add the kinetic energy of the bullet but that will be negligible in comparison) or 1800 Tera Joules. For comparison, the energy output of a tonne of TNT (from a quick google search take this with a big pinch of salt) is 4.184 *10^-3 Tera Joules which means it would have an equivalent energy to 430210 tonnes of TNT which is nuclear bomb energy but not like Tzar Bomba energy. About 2.4 times the energy output of Little Boy, the bomb that was dropped onto Nagasaki.
Black-holes are not made of antimatter. A black-hole is, as far as, I know defined as a single point in space-time in which such high gravitational field strength that past the event horizon no particle or object can escape (this includes light). (Also, Hawking radiation can escape blackholes but that's a part of physics which brings even actual particle physicists to crying so I'm not even going to try to approach that). They're typically made when a star something like 3 times the mass of our sun collapses creating a type 2 supernova, if the star collapses into a sphere of radius equal to its Schwarzschild radius (which is defined as the radius an object has to be to appear black and is equal to 2GM/c^2 where M is the object's mass in kg, G is the gravitational constant (not g = 9.81) and c is the speed of light). Asking what it's made of is complicated because a blackhole is mostly the lack of anything, the blackness comes from the fact that light can't escape. You may have seen a ring around some blackholes before which I believe is caused by matter orbiting it with such velocity it becomes incredibly hot due to the massive gravitational field strength but I not entirely sure on that. There is not way to now what's inside the centre of a blackhole because any for us to figure out what is inside of it uses EM radiation which cannot escape a blackhole.
The relationship between gravity and time is complicated and way beyond the scope of anything I've done; I don't know how to answer this one. I'll just hit you with another wacko maybe fact. We live in a Euclidian space which has the property of the fastest way to traverse between two points is a straight line (given velocity isn't dependant on where you are i.e no friction or at least friction isn't dependant on your position). Another fact is that always takes the path that is the fastest to get from a to b so in Earth's atmosphere that can be curvy because gravity can help it be speedier but in the vacuum of space, fastest way is a straight line. Why do I say this? Light curves around a blackhole. You could explain this by saying that the gravity of a blackhole is so immense it courses light to bend. You could also say that a blackhole's effect on the space around it is such that geometry changes from Euclidian to a different geometry (I believe spherical) so that from the photon's point of view it is traveling in a straight line but we perceive it as bending around the blackhole (I don't know how valid that explanation is but I think its at least cool to think about). For a better explanation on Non-Euclidian spaces check out this video th-cam.com/video/zQo_S3yNa2w/w-d-xo.html and for more on blackholes th-cam.com/video/0FH9cgRhQ-k/w-d-xo.html
You absolute legend
Nigga i aint reading this shit
I hate when people say black holes are made of antimatter. You could argue its made out of whatever it consumes to increase its gravity, but you could also say it is made of nothing, and is basically just an anamoly in reality. Thats my unprofessional take
I’m not gonna read all that but kudos to you, you absolute legend.
Couldn't you then hypothetically contain antimatter in a container if you lock it in place using an electromagnetic field
Jackson is the inner voice the other boys try to suppress in thier heads.
Lmao, the CERN LHC (Large Hadron Collider) is not in Sweden 😅
The importance of history class is to learn to stop invading Russia in the middle of their winter
No, stop invading Russia when it's about to tear itself in half and set it alight.
Matrix talk starts at 33:30
Or just listen to the damn podcast, which is why everyone came here...
thanks man. here for matrix
Thank you man
Happy New Year Charlie and everyone🥳 Ty for another amazing video 🤠
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Hell yeah!! new episode of the official podcast this is a great birthday
I was worried if Charlie didn’t talk about the movie in the podcast. That movie just screams effortless cashgrab, where No Way Home does their fanservice much better
In all honesty, the movie seems to be aimed towards True Matrix fans who are aware of the Universe Lore
@@thebatman1990 Not being aggressive just confused. Honestly how the fuck Neo and Trinity’s relationship being a copypaste plot of Hancock really made true fans aware of the matrix universe? Half of the movie spent on flashbacks and references
@@thebatman1990 Not even close...
school sucks, my science teacher knows it too, everyone who needs sleep around the afternoon he just lets them snooze off and reminds us to study quietly
Oh I made ammo as a child w/ my dad. Fun fact: the bullet is only a part of the round, there's also the casing / shell, primer, and then gunpowder.
What kind of ammo? My buddy is loading .300 blackout
I thought this was common sense. Also cant forget with shotshells theres a wad and such
Decided to post one of my responding comments:
It depends on the school. Mine had the same stuff but it didn't seem well balanced. And I think for certain courses, such as different branching sciences that we may not need (besides safety), we should have a week or so in to see if that is something we would want to pursue. But I think the most annoying thing is college classes that you wouldn't need for what job you are going for, but you still have to dedicate time and money into. Thus, why I am not in college lol.
I agree with Kaya - Worms Armageddon is the best game ever made
Black hole's are very much about gravity and something with a mass that is sufficiently compacted enough to deform spacetime.
Bet
@@dectocsdamn, I scared, what do you know, what are you betting?, this terrifies me
I too read this on the internet
@@no_misaki that’s how mostly everyone learns everything genius 🤓
When I use to be in elementary, I had to wake up at 6am to go to school at 7:30am. Since Arizona does not have daylight saving time, the morning would be pitch black during the winter. Thank god the district changed it to 8:45am, now my younger brother and I do not have to wake up super early.
Since they decided to switch Laurence fishbourne as Morpheus, put Mr Charles in the driver seat to play Neo and he wouldve not disappointed.
i like history (and geography since it coincides with history a lot) because it lets me learn how and why things are. it also lets me understand why people act like this or that and understand them, their culture and society.
Same bro
When Andrew was talking about school, we have all of those classes he said we didn’t in high school-we had personal finance and public speaking which covered all of the economic things and the resume building that he said public education didn’t have
It depends on the school. Mine had the same stuff but it didn't seem well balanced. And I think for certain courses, such as different branching sciences that we may not need (besides safety), we should have a week or so in to see if that is something we would want to pursue. But I think the most annoying thing is college classes that you wouldn't need for what job you are going for, but you still have to dedicate time and money into. Thus, why I am not in college lol.
Love these podcasts I’ve gone back and rewatched so many of them
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It's amazing that your looking at the secondary source of anti matter researches. There is a lab called CERN
which produces anti matter and stores/researches it. There is also alot of research going on with quantum field thoeries based on the idea that antimatter could be a possible way to break speed of light barriers/time travel via use of a modern Alcubierre drive (bubble of exotic energy allowing you to pass Around matter). The Hadron collider is somewhat outdated and irrelivant for most future concepts only really allowing brief glimpses at high energy environments/impacts. The world of low energy high frequency quantum has been dragging us away from the huge and back to the tiny.
@@MamadNobari if only...
..."I'm not locked in here with you Andrew...."
..proceeds to form discussion as some kind of SAW puzzle, to be allowed to leave again you have to understand that philosophy is equally important alongside physics or math etc. Become some modern day Socrates or Russel Brand type figure when you again re-emerge from the trials...
Literally not an expert, just a pleb with a very specific hobby/project relating to all this. No higher learning just home studies as the term hobby implies.
The first Matrix is a timeless masterpiece that still holds up
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My school still starts at 7:30. In addition, the bus comes at 6:20. Thanks to that, I have to get up by 5:30 at the least.
I love Kayas laugh bro it’s so contagious LoL
As Andrew said, if you wanna change something about your life, you got to do it one step at a time. Like if you wanna loose weight you should start with drinking water instead of soda. When you get used to that change something else like reducing the amount of your portions. When you get used to that, start walking 2km (around a mile) and increase the distance you walk gradually. And so on.
Exactly, this is basically what they teach those who want to recover from drugs and alcohol. Take it one day at a time, one step at a time. If you expect to change everything at once you're going to fail. Focus on not using for a few months, work a crappy job if you have to, then after some time you can focus on getting a new job or studying. Get comfortable with one change at a time and you can completely change how you live.
Got a math teacher who served in nam and he has told to use our calculators on everything, its great
The Matrix Didn’t need a Franchise.
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You don’t need a franchise
That's just the majority of franchises in a nutshell. Just look at stuff like Die Hard.
I feel like the 1st was the only good one and nowadays much of what it does just doesn't have the same effect
If I wanted to be told about the storyline and what's going on, I would have stayed home and read a book. This movie was so dumb.
28:07 saving here so I know where to pick up when it drops on spotify
16:55 I will say that, at least for me. My high school taught me most of this stuff. How to write a resume, financial stuff like how to calculate interest on loans. I'm sure they are talking in general tho. Anyone else's high school taught them this type of stuff?
My high school taught some of that too, but I imagine it’s not the same for others
Jackson going straight for Boogie's throat is hilarious!
20 minutes in and Jackson is the only person that understands that school just teaches you the fundamentials. Andrews argument on how they never teach taxes is useless, because doing your taxes is nothing more than reading formal texts understanding it and filling in the brackets accordingly, which is definetly teached before you are done with highschool (atleast in the country I live in). Jackson is always trash talked by the others, but he is right most of the time. Just switch out Andrew, Charlie and Kaya with 4 Jacksons: Jackson, Ackson, Ckson and Kson
But Andrew has a point, and there’s much more that goes into adulting than just doing your taxes. Students should be taught a mandatory finance class that teaches you about budgeting, paying your bills on time, taxes, credit cards and debt, etc. I was lucky enough to have a teacher go off curriculum to teach us this in my last year of high school and honestly, when learning it, I was surprised this wasn’t something schools even thought about teaching us, especially before we graduate high school (in the country I live in). But I do agree with what you said about Jackson being shit on a lot about things he’s right about lol
Maybe in your country school alright but clearly you don’t know shit about other countries schools and if your going to speak about Other countries schools you might as well know how they work and they don’t teach students how to do taxes in America which is where I assume they live in.
I agree with Jackson most of the time but his argument is straight up dog water. Andrew and the others are completely right because why teach boring USELESS specific things(sqare root,hydratic equation etc) when you could teach the kids how to invest and such. The biggest disconnect between students and teachers is the fact that we are not told why we should learn a specific thing instead we just NEED to.
@@benis1120 I don't know if I'd call the concept of square roots useless. It can be boring sure, but not useless.
@@DeportableDeplorable i would
First official podcast of the year
Yo Jackson good shit let em know! Good call outs man 👍
Charlie’s stream last night with the geology discussion with chat was too funny
First time listening to the podcast, very entertaining
Love this episode, kanye approved.
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I started working out around last October seeing a difference now
NEW PODCAST ON A SUNDAY. WOOOOOO BABY
My school board recently instituted a new math unit called Fanacial intelligence which covers that more "life education" and its quickly become my favourite unit.
I loved when they shit on Geography and history when that is what I'm studying to become a teacher in. Andrew said that you don't need to learn about any other country unless it is in the news... when we live in a global econmy and world that is the most connected it has ever been. A coup in Central Africa can easily change so much in our world from the cost of stuff being increased due to it being harder to get to refugees fleeing from the conflict. I love the Offical Podcast boys but I can tell you guys didn't have great teachers.
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Who has had great geography teachers? I learnt more about geography playing Medieval 2 Total War among other games than I ever did in school. I don't even know if I ever learnt any geography in school that didn't have to do with someone being invaded.
@@vessdl8525 grass you should touch
Same thing with the math argument, as an Engineer in Geology i can for sure say calculators should be off limits for everything arithmetic and maybe algebraic depending on complexity, calculator is for calculus and other sciences.
The whole point of math class is to make sure the student actually understands the concepts behind the math that they have to apply to solve the problem the teacher presents, so later in life they can build their own equations to solve real life problems, life isn't going to present an equation on a chalkboard for anyone, if the teachers just give the equation for the students to put on a calculator then nothing is actually being learnt.
Feels like the planet America argument, yeah. But if you take everything these guys say to heart all the time you will just get mad.
So regarding the education, a lot of "useless things" we have been learning are due to an educational philosophy called essentialism. It basically focuses on feeding students with facts and moral standards. This is a mega outdated philosophy that a lot of educators today disagree with. However, a lot of American education was built on essentialism, so that's why we are learning all these "useless" facts. Nowadays, a lot of well-funded schools will offer course selections like universities. However, the schools still have to follow the curriculum devised by the department of education for standardised testing.
Regarding the school start time, that because of few reasons. First one is sports; schools have aversions to having student athletes practice in the dark. I don't understand this argument since we have technology called "lights". More realistic one is that some high school students need to get back home early so their younger siblings in elementary school or middle school can get babysitted. However, this argument also falls flat since you can just get home together with your siblings.
Why the hell are schools using outdated ideas? Change in the system will take forever to happen.
@@VvC_Lad It's because essentialism has been built into the system from the start. The changes are happening though. Several teachers are going for more student-centred learning in America and a lot of universities instruct student teachers to avoid just feeding facts to students.
I love how Andrew is so mad about kids knowing more shit than him.
Classic angry old man energy
he aint wrong tho
andrew is always mad and jealous, its pretty hard to listen to tbh
@@elbennoo He is though
@@stylebreaks757 Andrew talks about today's school system when he hasn't been in school for a long time. The guys no fuck all about school today.
I love when the boys talk science
I think kaya might be hiding his sunburn with the red lighting
Haven't watched in a while, so I just wanna say Kaya's hair is looking great these days
To store antimatter they had to make a gas bubble inside of a gas
It's not school's job to teach you shit that your parent's are supposed to teach you lmao
Glad to see they put Charlie on the thumbnail
New Podcast is out I'm so excited
excited*
We still need an update on that storage unit
Charlie said on a stream that it’s been rly difficult trying to setup the watch verifying thing n that they’re just still trying to work through it all n set stuff up
iirc the amount of energy antimatter produces comes from e=mc^2 and you should realize the amount of energy when u see c (the speed of light) squared and no blackholes arent from antimatter
both my middle and high school started at 7:30- and this year it changed to 7:10
The only thing i disagree massively is "Geography is useless" literally without them, you wouldnt even know that Georgia is a country in asia.
That's useless trivia for most of the population so they're still right
Useless
I think Geography is something that everybody should know. It's like learning not to point at people in kindergarten. There are subjects that are more of a cultural DLC for learning like literature or history. I believe they are just as important as any other subject.
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The Matrix was a movie about being aware of those in power and through that awareness, being able to make your own decisions instead of being guided by those in power. They made this movie to delegitimize this cult classic in the face of the metaverse and the NFTs being pushed by big corporations. Disney has a lot to gain from belittling messages like this.
Despite being aware of those in power, the decisions made for this movie were bad. About as smart a yelling "I'm aware" as you jump off a cliff.
Maybe Rian Johnson could use this defense for Star Wars.
44:30 your welcome
our schools at cusd arizona dont have things like "home ec" our school got a new campus and we got a culinary class, but thats it for realistic skills. We wouldn't have had it if we didn't upgrade.
I asked my school teacher why we don't learn useful things, he said it was to "test how much someone can remember".
i have to watch the intro at least 3 times before starting the podcast
This is a certified hood classic
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@@DerBer5920 lol I was about to say, you're the first actual reply to this comment.
How are bots still a thing
My high school, surprisingly, had a class that taught us how to budget, how to do taxes, and how to calculate interest. Granted, many of the people in my class didn't take it seriously so I think that's why it's not as common, but they tried non the less
First ad should of been helix, it would of been the best Segway
My birthday and New Years are the same day lol I felt like he was talking to me when he said your birthday or New Years ima start doing blank
This Matrix movie was a huge dissapointment to me personally.
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I enjoyed it. I didn't think it's as bad as everyone says it was.
@@johndough65 i didn't enjoy it. I don't hate it but it was bad & i regretted watching it.
Yeah. The first was the only entertaining one imo, but after while it got boring
@@johndough65 It was underwhelming at best.
In all honesty they should have just went all in on a Matrix videogame instead of a making a movie.
They could have just taken elements from the online game, and made a new "official" sequel to the trilogy.
*Edited for Gian the Grammar Nazi 🙃
Could have taken*.
@@gian858 😑
@@Sir_Slimbread Oh, I forgot: Should have*
@@gian858 Why are you like this?
Well the new matrix game is coming out sort of. I highly doubt it will be any good, but without a doubt it will revolutionize gaming.
Travelers on netflix is a how based on Futre time travelers trying to save an Antimatter explosion from happening.. pretty interersting!
I was about to sleep but after seeing the video pop up might as well see it
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Isn’t that whole “Warner bros wants this” trope in Space Jam 2?
Fun fact: these videos makes our days better
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They way you guys describe the plot of the matrix just sounds like a synopsis of the Lego movie
I’m not gonna lie listening to moist critical while playing video games is actually pretty enjoying. It’s like listening to a podcast even if he’s not doing an actual podcast. And I barely ever listen to podcasts
Amazed that people dont appreciate this movies message. No, she didn't want to make it, or make it what they demanded. Couldn't have been any clearer. WB owns the IP and its happening with or without you. It' in the script! The movie was a legendary F you that did its best to prevent a new trilogy of money grabbing nonsense. She deserves applause IMO.
You're onto something
More like a mumbled F you with 4 other messages they couldn't bother to clarify either.
Whatever the end message was supposed to be, it was a completely unrefined delivery.
I wonder if it did well...
You need maps to find your way around a city. I use my extensive geographical knowledge to smell the wind and use the position of the sun to figure out where I am.
Home school was weird when we went to school. Now they only socialize online. Home school kids today would seem normal
The guy who is always static on the top left, should have a starinng contest with Chuck Norris, I have no idea how he is so good at staying static.
I think starting school early makes sense because most people end up working jobs that start early in the morning. As for lack of sleep, most school are done early to mid afternoon. That gives kids plenty of time to sleep if they just don't stay up till 2a.m. playing video games, which you shouldnt do anyways.
Nah because kids have so much hw to do that takes up the whole day. Not to mention kids have stuff outside of school to go to like jobs, sports, school clubs, etc...
@@Floaty8008 I managed and I was fine. Dont play video games till the weekend then. It's not like video games need to be an integral part of your existence. Anyway theres not even a proper solution because you move the school day back and that just gives kids less time for stuff after school. They ain't doing homework in the morning, at least I never did
Funny and original comment about how one of the host cams is a picture
Don't push yourself as hard as you can until you build the habit. For example the first day I jogged I only jogged 7 minutes I probably could've jogged longer but I gave myself room to improve. Now just a week later I can jog 30 minutes.
That was a good episode
Charlie are you going to talk about the issues with youtube concerning the community guidelines?
19:31 I don’t know how other schools in the US work, but my highschool still requires you to be there at 7:20 latest
aBoyInaBand's Don't Stay In School song sums up the whole schooling argument here
I would like to see schools based off what you want to learn for a career and what you need to know for life.
The more I watch these new episodes of the podcast the more I think these guys are kind of lacking in intelligence.
This is a bit judgy but I kinda agree.
Charlie casually setting off a flashbang in his room
48:40
matrix ressurections also has the entire cast of sense 8 pretty much hahah
This is the greatest podcast of all time!
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