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Hey Joe I am Polish and when you said that Finland Iceland and Germany call Wednesday the middle of the week, i realised that we do that in Poland too. Just a fun little fact for you 😁
You mentioned mensuration, and it's honestly a good theory of why specifically 7 days (rather than the number 7 itself) would be important to people before math and astrology. I mean, if half of your people bleed for about 7 days for reasons that are unidentifiable to you, you might consider it important to take note of. Especially if you noticed it happened to cycle with the moon.
I doubt they'd have made that connection since the average period is anywhere between 2 and 7 days, so I don't think it would've been a significant-enough observation Edit: also, unless they'd be recording the number of days of the women's period, women dont have their periods at the same time
Some cultures wanted nothing to do with it, and would tell women to go away, and maybe 7 days seems like a good amount of time for them to “expel their demons” 🤦
The eight classical planets + the five "dwarfs" = 14, which is how many times the little hand traverses a clocks surface in one week. Hence, the Universe is saying that the "dwarfs" should be counted as well!
@@phoenixnoire2435 Point being that the IAU doesn't consider dwarf planets as planets. I don't consider them dwarfs, so I guess that makes us even :) PS, thanks for not badgering my intelligence over a typing slip. 8+5=13, not 14. (Hand slap to the head emoji)
Yeah, I noticed the same. He has been getting a lot more energetic in his videos. Certainly not the calm, composed and poise gentleman we had in our previous videos. He was unhinged in this video, and that was awesome to watch.
one should consider that if we decide Pluto is not a planet, there are 7 other planets orbiting our sun that we can observe from earth, the sun is a star and our moon is just one of the many moons in our solar system. Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune.
Regarding 4:03, the astrological symbols for the planets were also represented by their alchemy symbols. The symbol ♀for the planet Venus was the alchemy symbol for copper. The symbol ♂for the planet Mars was the alchemy symbol for iron. The symbol ♃ for the planet Jupiter was the alchemy symbol for tin. The symbol ♄ for the planet Saturn was the alchemy symbol for lead. The symbol ☿ for the planet Mercury was the alchemy symbol for the metal Mercury. The symbol ☉ for the sun was the alchemy symbol for gold. The symbol ☾ for the Moon was the alchemy symbol for silver.
Saturn is the 6th planet, saturday (saturn-day) is the 6th day, the book of genesis in the bible says that man was created on the 6th day. In revelations 13:17 it says that 6 is the number of man. Revelations 13:18 says 666 is the number of the beast. 13x18=234 (234+432=666) (432÷2=216 | 6x6x6=216) Palindrome. The hexagon has 6 sides, coincidently the planet saturn has a hexagon on its north pole. A hexagon is a cube in a 2d prospective 🎲, a cube has 6 faces. If you add the numbers 1 to 36 it equals 666. If you square the first 7 prime numbers and add them up it equals 666 36 (three six 666) From the first planet to the last, saturn is the 6th, from the last planet to the first, saturn is the 3rd, (36) ✡= 666 (6 triangles, 6 points, 6 sided polygon a hexagon ) A triangle 🔺️is 666, it's composed of 3 60° angles. 60° x 3 = 180° (gamatria) 180°+180°= 360° ✡ is composed of two overposed triangles. The cult of saturn 666. Kabalah= cube worship kaba= cube alah= god (little g) G is the 7th letter of the english alphabet. IX=9 XI=11 (IXXI) 💈🕋💈 IXXI= 9 11 (7+4=11) 74(11)x9= 666 Revelations 3:9 Behold, I will make those of the synagogue of Satan who say that they are Jews and are not, but lie, behold, I will make them come and bow down before your feet, and they will learn that I have loved you. (however copy this post and share it, light will expose the darkness)
@@Infernoraptor The 9 and 11 are connected. (9+1+1=11) (100÷9=11.1111111...) (100÷11=9.090909...) 9 is a vortex number (3,6,9/23,46,69) 11 is a dualistic number. The union of opposites. What's scary or crazy about my post? As Hermann in pacific rim said: "Numbers do not lie. Politics and poetry and promises, these are lies. Numbers are as close as we get to the handwriting of God." The more one learns, the more one realises how little one knows.
@@sambishara9300 , into most other comments? There's over 1,000 comments in this video, I just copied my post into 2 other top comments. The question here is, is your comment serious? Or are you some type of clown that likes really bad jokes. Don't look at the messenger, look at the message. Why you say your not sure if I'm serious or not? What did I make up? What was my mistake? Or you don't even know basic math operations to answer that? Numbers don't lie! Un-prove what I posted if you think it's fake what I said. And please don't come with the " it's really not 666 but 616, it's all a coincidence or something like that. People who believe in "coincidences" are the same people who believe in "luck" or "destiny". Part of 666 (not all) has to do with the roman emperor Nero Kaiser or Neron , however you wanna call him/it. The difference is that one has an extra "N" ( "נ" nun, nun equals 50 in hebrew gamatria) The hebrew letter "nun" is equal to the latin letter "N" "Neron Kaiser" in hebrew = נרונ קסר In gamatria, each letter corresponds to a number. 50=נ 200=ר 6=ו 50=נ 100= ק 60=ס 200=ר + _______ 666 666= Neron Kaiser (נרונ קסר = NRON QSR) with the two nun's (נ) 616= Nero Kaiser (נרו קסר= NRO QSR) without the extra nun/n (50) Subtract a nun (50) from 666 and it equals 616 Neron was known as Nero in many places, the 616 is just to confirm it's Nero Kaiser. (6+1+6=13) Ancient Christians (Christianity is over 2k y.o.) associated Neron to the antichrist, because he was! (antichrist simply means, against Christ) Neron persecuted and wanted to eradicate Christians. (But not exclusively)
The Hexagon has 6 points around one central point. The disance between between any adjacent point is equal. Special! 7 points, one hexagon (with its central point).
This video auto played when I was watching..... I have no idea anymore... But anyway I could have sworn this would have been a really old video because this energy was so unique. This makes total sense now....
@@Ceelvain Because schools never lie! *Laughs in their third world public education where they told us rain falls because God cries, I'm not joking, a teacher in 2nd grade told us that*
In Portuguese the names of the days are "simply represented by numbers" too: Segunda - second day Terça - third day Quarta - fourth day Quinta - fifth Sexta - sixth Then you have: Sábado, which I believe has something to do with "shabbat"; Domingo, I just learned from your video, something to do with Dominici. Amazing video by the way! I love your channel
@@toquelau5715 maybe it's because white males are more handsome/charming than their asian counterparts or that asian females are "cuter" than their white counterparts? I'm not an expert on these kinds of subjects but i do watch anime so it should suffice.
@@toquelau5715 perhaps it is only an availability bias and not true at all? are there any reliable true numbers on that? and no... "in my bubble i see it only this way" is NOT a reliable number :D
You should’ve also mentioned metric time and the unidember calendar. Metric time was something proposed in the French Revolution around the time that the rest of the standardized metric system was being implemented. It essentially done away with a lot of the superstition around the measurement of time and also removed any and all names referring to ancient gods. The unidember calendar is a proposed calendar that adds an extra month to the 12 month system. Which means every month is divided into 28 days, exactly four weeks, and it lines up almost perfectly with the moon calendar.
@@robertcameron-ellis6518yes it was, the french republican calendar, also referred to as the french revolutionary calendar. So "no one tryed to Change it" is not correct.
In Japanese traditional calendar, weeks have 6 days. They use the 7-days week for almost anything, but the 6-days week is still used for planning ceremonies, funerals and other festive ocassions.
A captivating presentations of the origins of the 7 days of the week. I recently did some research on the origins of the 7 notes of the major scale in music and stumbled on the same the 7 gods of both Babylon and Hellenistic Greece. Incidentally there are also 12 possible motes names in western music but that is for a different reason.
The musical alphabet is the same as English Alphabet. with the exception that there is only seven letters A, B, C, D, E, F, G. in the musical alphabet.
@@renesongs Those are just the basic seven notes, there are many more complicated notes. for instance minor and major notes that are built off of those seven notes.
@@musicauthority7828 Yes there are 12 Notes in western chromatic scale and at least 66 notated notes in western music BUT the whole point of this comparison is that we chose to give letter names to only 7 notes . Each Major or Minor scale in western music only has 7 notes i.e. they are septatonic. As a jazz guitarist I use way more than 7 or even 12 note or intervals including slurs and bends in a single chorus of a song .
yeah, it certainly had a vsauce level of psychotic ranting and random ass tangents that went absolutely nowhere and were at best only half correct. th-cam.com/video/vH0cgaIjTLc/w-d-xo.html
I think is my favorite out of all your videos Dr Joe. The boo... The SMPTE color bars, the sliding post it notes... don't fight me about Pluto... straightening the tie after all the madness... culminating with all the 7's. Perfectly entertaining as well as informal.
Yeah and that's not at all rigged or set up I like The dramatics if you watch the video to the end you can watch a stick fall off and then he picks it up with his computer mouse and yeah the stickies were not moving by themselves.
I'm reminded of a silly little adventure game for the ZX Spectrum in which the player has to find food and water; there's a calender, which when shaked yields a bunch of dates, and the bed has a spring.
It gives you a feeling of connection with your heritage to know that our ancestors have complained about Mondays since the start beginning of civilization.
I love this guy!!! I uses some of Joe's videos when I homeschool my grandsons age 9 and 12. They love him and the topics he covers. His presentation is a bit crazy but it keeps our minds engaged and--as he says--keeps us curious.
Pluto is a planet. It's mass is sufficient to render it as a spheroid and, though its orbit is eccentric in the planetary plane, it revolves around the sun.
@@Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatman Words have meaning. It's the basis of communication. But you're right, Pluto is out there in the cold and couldn't be more indifferent. Your house could burn down. Your baby could drown. But the planet Pluto don't care.
@@jonmcdaniel8492 half true for the first paragraph, Words itself has no meaning along with Logos, meanings are associated with them Communication is, in my relative/subjective world, Wonderful I also agree that pluto is a planet The category is PLANET, but planets sub categories consists of 3, Celestial, Gaseous and Dwarf Although these terms is most likely inaccurate, if we science the heck out of them, (if you want to be accurate as possible) most things are not what it seems
I don't usually comment but this has got to be my favorite video of yours. found myself in shock, mouth agape, eyes wide open, and tripping over my own thoughts. Such an interesting topic no one ever talks or thinks about most entertaining, yet entertaining video I've ever seen. thanks man
THIS presentation was sooooooooooooo GREAT!!! whoever wrote that deserves a lot of credit!! i am sure it helped spark interest in learning to at least some young people. THANK YOU for creating this!
Ikr I watch all my videos at 2x speed. when peaple get like that you usually have to set it back at normal speed to understand them but he was actually legible for the whole video.
While Japanese use the seven days week (although names of the planets don't come from Roman Gods, but rather the Chinese 5 Element philosophy, with the Moon representing Yin, and Sun representing Yang), they also have a six-days week in their own traditional calendar, and it does appear in regular calendars in Japan. This week is used mostly in religious ceremonies like weddings and funerals, and funnily enough, they indicate what kind of luck people will have that day. In order, they are: Shakkou/Sekiguchi (Good luck only at the "Horse hour", that it's from 11 am to 2 pm), Senshou/Sakigachi (Good luck at morning, bad luck at afternoon), Tomobiki (Bad luck only at the Horse hour, also a day ideally for group or team related activities, especially involving friends, like tournaments and parties, but not for funerals), Butsumetsu ("Destruction of Buddha", obviously the day with the worst luck) and Taian ("Great Calm/Peace", the day with the best luck). For me, a calendar with 13 months of 28 days each one, with one extra day at the end to match the 365 days a year would be ideal.
I don't mind if pluto isn't a planet, as long as we acknowledge that by that definition only Jupiter and Saturn are clearly planets. :) Since Pluto is trans-neptunian, objects the size of Neptune and smaller aren't clearing their own path it seems. And since there are moons without cleared orbits bigger than Mercury it DEFINITELY doesn't count. That, or you have to start counting all our LaGrange locked space probes. Oh, wait we weren't going there.
@@CharlesBosse But trans-Neptunian just means the object orbits further than Neptune from the Sun, it doesn't have anything to do with size. A planet simply has to be massive enough to be nearly spherical, size has nothing to do with having a cleared neighborhood
09:07 I love how some of the introduced numbers are trying to sneak their way off the board: "Shhhhhh! Stop giving away our secrets!" "I'm shy!" "I'm busy, can I leave now?" "Can I go to the bathroom?" "(Ach, he's not going to let us go, is he?)".
You forgot to mention that the ancients also coincidentally only knew of seven metals. We can clearly see the connection in Mercury/mercury. Also the rainbow was broken down into seven primary colors. I really thought you were alluding to that with the rainbow colored number 7 at the beginning of the video.
The seven colors in the rainbow thing is Newton's fault, cause he was a crackpot numerologistical nutjob who believed the number 7 had all sorts of mystical significance. Now I am starting to understand a bit how he might have come to that conclusion, seeing how our poor Joe has sort of lost his mind putting this video together. 🤓 Anyway, Newton insisted there had to be 7 distinct colors in the spectrum (there are actually only 6) and gave it the name Roy G Biv, which stuck and was taught to every science-loving kid watching "321 Contact" on PBS in the early 80s. Hrm, I miss that show.
@@threecatsdancing but he was right like Newton about dark energy the had some 6th sense the 7th color i am talking about is infra red light he did an experiment with a prisam and thermometers and he was so confident that he put one were supposedly there should be a 7th color and there was light that heated it and found infra red light by a strang feeling
Well if we're to redo it with the knowledge we have now, there are still seven main colors you can see a real rainbow. Indigo is NOT one of them. Indigo happened to be the color of the Jeans that were rising in popularity among the people around the time old man Isacc was discovering the truth about white light (I remember doing research on this but please correct me if I'm wrong). And unfortunately because of that, Cyan (which is an even mixture of Green and Blue light) was mistaken for blue and blue was mistaken for Indigo (which is basically Blue and Violet light mixed together somewhat). Magenta is an even mixture between Red and Blue light so it kinda doesn't even exist in the spectrum since Red and Blue on opposite sides. So with all that said, with modern knowledge, it's much more clear that that the true seven colors we see in the rainbow are as follows: Red Orange Yellow Green Cyan Blue Violet No, I respectfully don't believe Indigo is one of the seven colors of the rainbow (if it should be seven in the first place). Lemme know what you think! I'd love to hear your input.
@@skelet8337 Newton had nothing to do with the prediction of dark energy. P.S. As a matter of coincidence, I'm currently working in a physics research lab (materials sciences) trying to develop materials that will better allow astronomers and astrophysicists to measure dark energy with greater precision than we currently do.
@@feynmanschwingere_mc2270 I am dumb just ignore it i had a brain fart i meant Albert bcs in the theory of relative he predict by a mistake bcs it had to be force to counter act gravity but probably you already know about it so no need to explain
This is absolutely amazing. Especially since I just finished watching Frasier. This is on the same level of wit, and it's just as funny. You've got a life long subscriber for sure.
Hey Joe! Here in Malta, our days are named after literal Arabic numbers! Although Monday it's named Tnejn which means the number 2. Tuesday is Tlieta which means 3, and so on and so forth. Friday is Gimgha, which mean gathering. Saturday is Sibt (which in Arabic means Rest) ...and Sunday is Hadd (which in Arabic if I am not mistaken it means Sunset and closure) Every language have their own names and they reflect the culture's identity! Thanks for this informative video! I really like what you guys do! I am a big fan! Stay safe!
Hello، in Arabic the days of the week start with Sunday, which means one أحد, then Monday which is two، all the way to Thursday which is 5,then Friday which unlike the others means the gathering, then Saturday which means 7.
@@Diab97 yeah I double checked it's not 7! But in the dictionary (الصحاح قي اللغة) Saturday سبت means the day that signals the end, end of the week that is. Here's how it's mentioned وسَبَتَ عِلاوَتَه سَبْتاً، إذا ضرَبَ عنقَه. ومنه سمِّي يومُ السَبْتِ، لانقطاع الأيّام عنده.
It was like one of those fake infomercials on the Adult Swim Channel... It starts out being kinda normal, and then at first slowly but accelerating every second, it rockets from the familiar, rational, world into uncharted insanity...
@@grandsome1 I am not smart enough or educated on this topic to disagree. My point is for the majority of people like 80-90 percent of them in that day and age there was not much need to be able to count to more then 10. If you owned more then 12 livestock you would be in the upper middle class. We talking about pre Roman's.
@@xxxJesus666xxx it's just easier to divide and you can count it by using your thumbs and touching the segment of your remaining fingers. that's how the Egyptians counted. Not that useful nowadays with our calculators, but you can find the remains of base 12 in the number of hours in a day, number of minutes in an hour, your egg packaging, the 360 degrees of a circle, etc.
@@grandsome1 we would only need 2 new symbols! About the degrees... Radians are definitely the natural way to think about angles. Maybe we could explore different bases with pi, e or i! Changing base is such a difficult mental process that we may as well change it for something that has even more benefits than double the easy-to-multiply numbers...
"... NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH PERFECT LETTERS--OF WHICH THERE IS ONLY ONE: *points at the camera* [YO]'U'." > *THE PRECEDING JOKE HAS BEEN FLAGGED BY THE JOKE ADVISORY BOARD... [HIS] JOKE LICENSE IS CURRENTLY UNDER REVIEW...* I died. For all the goodness in the world, I approve your Dad Joke.
That was the most entertaining and educational thing I watched all year! The amount of research you must have put in to make this video 😳 great job thank you!
This video is possibly my favorite video on this channel from now on! Joe’s excitement in the latter half of the video was really contagious😂 I am truly blown away by this video topic since I was just thinking about this problem after learning the days of the week in Japanese. My friends who also learn Japanese find it really hard to remember, but I found it very intuitive because I speak French and subconsciously drew the connection between planetary names and the days of the week. This video makes everything so much clearer! Thank you so much for this awesome video!
6:02 Worth noting that those are not just random "favorite" local gods that the Germanics substituted for the Roman ones. They were all at one point or another equated to the Roman god they substituted and it has a lot to do with the complex syncretism between pagan religions of the time period. -Tyr/Tiw and Mars are both the god of war, and were actually seen as the same god under different names (the Romans straight up referred to the Germanic Tyr as 'Mars') -Jupiter and Thor is similar, both are the god of thunder and sometimes interpreted to be the same deity, though Thor is also often equated with Hercules instead. -Venus and Frigg were also equated. That one gets a bit complicated because there's also Freyja who is more explicitly a love goddess (and therefore a bit more Venus-like) than Frigg is, but Freyja and Frigg actually overlap, may have a shared origin, and Freyja was less common outside of Scandinavia proper. The Frigg-Freyja thing is complicated. -Woden/Odin and Mercury were also equated. This may seem weird because Odin is the kind of the gods whereas Mercury is a "lowly" messenger, but they are both strongly associated with travel and depicted with staves...
Saturn is the 6th planet, saturday (saturn-day) is the 6th day, the book of genesis in the bible says that man was created on the 6th day. In revelations 13:17 it says that 6 is the number of man. Revelations 13:18 says 666 is the number of the beast. 13x18=234 (234+432=666) (432÷2=216 | 6x6x6= 216) Palindrome. The hexagon has 6 sides, coincidently the planet saturn has a hexagon on its north pole. A hexagon is a cube in a 2d prospective 🎲, a cube has 6 faces. If you add the numbers 1 to 36 it equals 666. If you square the first 7 prime numbers and add them up it equals 666 36 (three six 666) From the first planet to the last, saturn is the 6th, from the last planet to the first, saturn is the 3rd, (36) ✡= 666 (6 triangles, 6 points, 6 sided polygon a hexagon ) A triangle 🔺️is 666, it's composed of 3 60° angles. 60° x 3 = 180° (gamatria) 180°+180°= 360° ✡ is composed of two overposed triangles. The cult of saturn 666. Kabalah= cube worship kaba= cube alah= god (little g) G is the 7th letter of the english alphabet. IX= 9 XI= 11 (IXXI) 💈🕋💈 IXXI= 9 11 (7+4=11) 74(11)x9= 666 Revelations 3:9 Behold, I will make those of the synagogue of Satan who say that they are Jews and are not, but lie, behold, I will make them come and bow down before your feet, and they will learn that I have loved you. (however copy this post and share it, light will expose the darkness)
@@thomassynths Then allow me to direct you to the extremely well documented research in the scientific publication called wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_Cube It's definitely not an insane theory at all. Nope, not at all.
Every time he said 7 I kept thinking of when Monica kept repeating “7, 7, seveen, seeeeeveeeeenn” to chandler 😂😂 can never get that scene out of my head
Even in Harry Potter, Voldemort created 8 horcruxes. Though 1 horcrux was created by accident, and Voldemort didn't know about it. Voldemort thought the number 7 was important, and Rowling incorporated quite a bit of real life folklore into her books.
Sometimes simple questions don't have simple answers, huh?
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Hey Joe I am Polish and when you said that Finland Iceland and Germany call Wednesday the middle of the week, i realised that we do that in Poland too. Just a fun little fact for you 😁
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This is why we need a white history month. They invented so much stuff. I'm Asian so I'm not racist
I just watched a man's descent into madness
I thought the exact same thing
I'm pretty sure it's because he tried to say Saturday in Icelandic.
I skipped to the 12 minute mark because of your comment. I agree. Lol.
let me know how it ends
And it was glorious!!!
Joe went mad after being calm exactly after 7.7 minutes!
7:42=7.7 minutes, that's the reason why SEVEN is sooo unique
Someone finally noticed this easter egg. Congrats. You get a trophy! 🏆
@@besmart bro, that was a good one
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the best part is that he began his descent into madness just after SEVEN minutes
He turned into an psychopath
Woah, I need a minute to take that in.
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You mentioned mensuration, and it's honestly a good theory of why specifically 7 days (rather than the number 7 itself) would be important to people before math and astrology. I mean, if half of your people bleed for about 7 days for reasons that are unidentifiable to you, you might consider it important to take note of. Especially if you noticed it happened to cycle with the moon.
That's a really cool observation I never thought of it like that lol. Why weren't more religions based around that back then?
I doubt they'd have made that connection since the average period is anywhere between 2 and 7 days, so I don't think it would've been a significant-enough observation
Edit: also, unless they'd be recording the number of days of the women's period, women dont have their periods at the same time
unidentifiable ? I think they did know.
Some cultures wanted nothing to do with it, and would tell women to go away, and maybe 7 days seems like a good amount of time for them to “expel their demons” 🤦
"menstruation", not "mensuration". The latter means "measuring".
He went *”I don’t need sleep, I need answers”* mode
I was thinking the same thing :)
7 answers
@@craftytester-testinglifeha3299 sadly the answer is 7X6 Aka 42
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Yeah, he even had the conspiracy board, manic energy, strings, and everything!
The "don't fight me about Pluto" surprised me into a laugh lol
Only part that made me sad is that if there are 8 planets, then the number visible from Earth must be ... 7 !!
That fully killed me. He got so serious all of a sudden with it haha
The eight classical planets + the five "dwarfs" = 14, which is how many times the little hand traverses a clocks surface in one week. Hence, the Universe is saying that the "dwarfs" should be counted as well!
@@colleenforrest7936"Dwarfs"? I believe you're excluding a word there. The correct term is dwarf planets. Dwarf what now?
@@phoenixnoire2435 Point being that the IAU doesn't consider dwarf planets as planets. I don't consider them dwarfs, so I guess that makes us even :)
PS, thanks for not badgering my intelligence over a typing slip. 8+5=13, not 14. (Hand slap to the head emoji)
He tried to look like a “lunatic”.
Haha. Get it.
Luna as in moon.
Ugh, never mind.
After watching the video, this doesn't seem too lunatic 😝
@@shoam2103 😐
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@@shoam2103 lol wut?
A joke that is shaped like itself is not a pun.
6:44 I’m Finnish and I’ve NEVER realized keskiviikko is just middleweek 😅 my brain has always thought it as just a day’s name
In Russian Wednesday is literally called "middle" too. But so clearly, one can't NOT notice it.
I want a GIF on repeat of 12:28. Nah, GIF isn't right, because we need that sound too. 10/10 noises.
Same with 10:11 lol
hi physics girl ♥
its already a sort of gif,
You can have sound if you upload it to something like Giphy
Now Joe becomes a meme...2 memes.
Anyone else been watching him slowly lose his mind during quarantine and then he pulls this out
And enjoying every minute of it
Unhinged Joe is what I am here for. 😂
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Yeah, I noticed the same. He has been getting a lot more energetic in his videos. Certainly not the calm, composed and poise gentleman we had in our previous videos. He was unhinged in this video, and that was awesome to watch.
Not to go political, but I think elections challenged Americans’ mental health quite a bit 😂
When he said "Don't fight me about pluto today" I lost it 😂
I've gotta wrap this video up
14:10 is where it’s at
He looks like that one professor that's just done with his day and wanted class to end so he can quickly just go home and get drunk lmao
That was my favorite part, too!
one should consider that if we decide Pluto is not a planet, there are 7 other planets orbiting our sun that we can observe from earth, the sun is a star and our moon is just one of the many moons in our solar system. Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune.
Regarding 4:03, the astrological symbols for the planets were also represented by their alchemy symbols. The symbol ♀for the planet Venus was the alchemy symbol for copper. The symbol ♂for the planet Mars was the alchemy symbol for iron. The symbol ♃ for the planet Jupiter was the alchemy symbol for tin. The symbol ♄ for the planet Saturn was the alchemy symbol for lead. The symbol ☿ for the planet Mercury was the alchemy symbol for the metal Mercury. The symbol ☉ for the sun was the alchemy symbol for gold. The symbol ☾ for the Moon was the alchemy symbol for silver.
Those sticky notes are continually sliding down, one day they will reach Earth's core and uncover humanity's biggest secret
Saturn is the 6th planet, saturday (saturn-day) is the 6th day, the book of genesis in the bible says that man was created on the 6th day. In revelations 13:17 it says that 6 is the number of man.
Revelations 13:18 says 666 is the number of the beast.
13x18=234 (234+432=666) (432÷2=216 | 6x6x6=216) Palindrome.
The hexagon has 6 sides, coincidently the planet saturn has a hexagon on its north pole. A hexagon is a cube in a 2d prospective 🎲, a cube has 6 faces.
If you add the numbers 1 to 36 it equals 666. If you square the first 7 prime numbers and add them up it equals 666
36 (three six 666)
From the first planet to the last, saturn is the 6th, from the last planet to the first, saturn is the 3rd, (36)
✡= 666 (6 triangles, 6 points, 6 sided polygon a hexagon )
A triangle 🔺️is 666, it's composed of 3 60° angles. 60° x 3 = 180° (gamatria)
180°+180°= 360°
✡ is composed of two overposed triangles.
The cult of saturn 666.
Kabalah= cube worship
kaba= cube
alah= god (little g)
G is the 7th letter of the english alphabet.
IX=9 XI=11 (IXXI)
💈🕋💈 IXXI= 9 11
(7+4=11) 74(11)x9= 666
Revelations 3:9 Behold, I will make those of the synagogue of Satan who say that they are Jews and are not, but lie, behold, I will make them come and bow down before your feet, and they will learn that I have loved you.
(however copy this post and share it, light will expose the darkness)
@@freeman8857 Is it scary that I couldn't tell for certain this comment was crazy until the 911 part?
@@Infernoraptor The 9 and 11 are connected. (9+1+1=11) (100÷9=11.1111111...) (100÷11=9.090909...)
9 is a vortex number (3,6,9/23,46,69)
11 is a dualistic number. The union of opposites.
What's scary or crazy about my post?
As Hermann in pacific rim said:
"Numbers do not lie. Politics and poetry and promises, these are lies. Numbers are as close as we get to the handwriting of God."
The more one learns, the more one realises how little one knows.
@@Infernoraptor he actually copy pasted this comment into most of the other comments that I found so I actually can't tell if he is serious or not.
@@sambishara9300 , into most other comments? There's over 1,000 comments in this video, I just copied my post into 2 other top comments. The question here is, is your comment serious? Or are you some type of clown that likes really bad jokes. Don't look at the messenger, look at the message. Why you say your not sure if I'm serious or not?
What did I make up? What was my mistake? Or you don't even know basic math operations to answer that? Numbers don't lie!
Un-prove what I posted if you think it's fake what I said.
And please don't come with the " it's really not 666 but 616, it's all a coincidence or something like that. People who believe in "coincidences" are the same people who believe in "luck" or "destiny".
Part of 666 (not all) has to do with the roman emperor Nero Kaiser or Neron , however you wanna call him/it.
The difference is that one has an extra "N" ( "נ" nun, nun equals 50 in hebrew gamatria) The hebrew letter "nun" is equal to the latin letter "N"
"Neron Kaiser" in hebrew = נרונ קסר
In gamatria, each letter corresponds to a number.
50=נ
200=ר
6=ו
50=נ
100= ק
60=ס
200=ר
+ _______
666
666= Neron Kaiser (נרונ קסר = NRON QSR) with the two nun's (נ)
616= Nero Kaiser (נרו קסר= NRO QSR) without the extra nun/n (50)
Subtract a nun (50) from 666 and it equals 616
Neron was known as Nero in many places, the 616 is just to confirm it's Nero Kaiser. (6+1+6=13)
Ancient Christians (Christianity is over 2k y.o.) associated Neron to the antichrist, because he was! (antichrist simply means, against Christ) Neron persecuted and wanted to eradicate Christians. (But not exclusively)
CGP Grey: Hexagons
It's Okay To Be Smart: SEVEN
The Hexagon has 6 points around one central point. The disance between between any adjacent point is equal. Special! 7 points, one hexagon (with its central point).
I was thinking the exact same thing
They are obviously part of the deep state and are trying to keep us distracted from serious issues
bestagons.
hexagon is the bestagon!
Fun Fact: Joe said "Seven" seven times in this video!
And about 93 more times too after the first seven.
Is anyone ruining the 7likes
14 likes lol
@@tiyaameliajohn4011 we need to get it to 777 now
If he had only said 7, 7 to the power of 7 times, it could have taken 7 days to complete this video. (giving myself in to the context)
we gotta get those likes to 777!
I didn't knew when this educational video turned into a psychological documentary
If there is anything to show the effect Quarantine has on the human brain, it's this video.
Fax
Ha ha ❤️
This video auto played when I was watching..... I have no idea anymore...
But anyway I could have sworn this would have been a really old video because this energy was so unique.
This makes total sense now....
th-cam.com/video/PkqV_nQVFzw/w-d-xo.html
I understand this comment after watching the whole video..
I asked why there were 7 days in the week, watched a man descend into madness instead.
Your comment is on *SEVEN* so I can't like it...
@@firekris343 respecc to you, comrade
Need to get to 7 comments
Need to get to 7 comments
Need to get to 7 comments
Joe: “Don’t fight me about Pluto today”
Me: *rolls up sleeves”
#plutotheplanet
Silly Joe.
I learned in school that Pluto is a planet. Therefore it *is* a planet.
@@Ceelvain Because schools never lie!
*Laughs in their third world public education where they told us rain falls because God cries, I'm not joking, a teacher in 2nd grade told us that*
@@aa-to6ws You should watch Rick & Morty. Their episode about Pluto is very good (most are). This was actually a reference to that show. ^^
Well I mean it's a dwarf planet
In Portuguese the names of the days are "simply represented by numbers" too:
Segunda - second day
Terça - third day
Quarta - fourth day
Quinta - fifth
Sexta - sixth
Then you have:
Sábado, which I believe has something to do with "shabbat";
Domingo, I just learned from your video, something to do with Dominici.
Amazing video by the way! I love your channel
lunes, martis, merkules, huwebes, bernes, sabado, dominggo.
if I remeber correcly, it is because of the rest day on sunday, right?
Sábado is supposed to be the sabbath
Shabbat/sabbath in Hebrew is Saturday...
The meaning in Hebrew of "Shabbat" is "strike" because this is the day we rest
Not sure about moon day, but we’re here for charlie day
minute
"it's always sunny in philadelphia" reference? 😏
👏
Oh Hi mainyte earth
Oh its moon day
"Don't fight me about Pluto today, I gotta wrap this video"
This was EPIC 😂🤣🤣🤣
I actually LOL'd at that part.
Yeah, that actually made me snort
Navajo word for Monday: "Sunday has ended".
Man, that's a bit depressing
Nobody likes Mondays
Oh, here we go again!
@@lemueljunior lol 🤣 🤣
Yeah and in polish monday is translated to "Aftersunday" (Sunday = Niedziela, Monday = Poniedzialek)
So Saturday was once the first day of the weak this explains why this word meaning in our language is important to us 🙂
I've heard so many of those elements over the years, but never realized the breadth and depth you present here. Kudos to you and your team! So fun.
"No one is talking about the silent sufferers of COVID isolation. Here we see the effects in the wild..."
When I read your comment, it made No sens. Then I got further into the video🤪
I just paused to write just this ^^'
glad someone is thinking it, he might need some CBD
Vsauce
@@voltairesarmy6702 .. Kevin here 😅
The pure anguish behind that "don't fight me about pluto today" 🤣🤣
So we can fight him about Pluto tomorrow? Yay!
Seven is too important. Pluto is not a planet.
Fight me about Ceres
#plutoismyplanet
Definitions can change they are not fixed
"Our minds love to insert meaning into coincidences."
-Man rigorously inserting meaning into coincidences
Yeah, it was a great performance, in medival times scholar were crazy about these kind of "mathmagics".
Coincidence theory is the refuge of the tiny mind.
there are many many more white male/asian female couples than the other way around. WHY? tiny peen? coincidence??
@@toquelau5715 maybe it's because white males are more handsome/charming than their asian counterparts or that asian females are "cuter" than their white counterparts?
I'm not an expert on these kinds of subjects but i do watch anime so it should suffice.
@@toquelau5715 perhaps it is only an availability bias and not true at all? are there any reliable true numbers on that? and no... "in my bubble i see it only this way" is NOT a reliable number :D
You should’ve also mentioned metric time and the unidember calendar. Metric time was something proposed in the French Revolution around the time that the rest of the standardized metric system was being implemented. It essentially done away with a lot of the superstition around the measurement of time and also removed any and all names referring to ancient gods. The unidember calendar is a proposed calendar that adds an extra month to the 12 month system. Which means every month is divided into 28 days, exactly four weeks, and it lines up almost perfectly with the moon calendar.
Was there no also a version with a 10 day week?
@@robertcameron-ellis6518yes it was, the french republican calendar, also referred to as the french revolutionary calendar. So "no one tryed to Change it" is not correct.
In Japanese traditional calendar, weeks have 6 days. They use the 7-days week for almost anything, but the 6-days week is still used for planning ceremonies, funerals and other festive ocassions.
I have never seen anyone so fascinated with the number 7 to the point they go insane 😂🤷🏼♀️
You haven't looked. They're definitely out there. =)
He definitely had a mental break in this episode
Ahhhh u havent met me i love 5 and 7 to much that anything i do must be in that number
I have OCD and it happens to me. I'm obsessed with prime numbers
My birthday is 2007/7/7, Guess I'm lucky?
Joe when making this video: I DON'T NEED SLEEP, I NEED ANSWERS
First video to pop in my suggestion feed, and I think Kornacki needs to lay off the coffee. :~P
True
Frankly, I’m surprised it took so long for the Joke Advisory Board to step in. Dr. Hanson’s joke license should have been revoked a long time ago.
I'm a fugitive on the run and they'll never catch me
@@besmart Are you underestimating the sheer will, power, and determination of the Joke Advisory Board?
@@besmart Have you only got one arm?
He's a dad. I'm pretty sure they are exempt
@@besmart Ok as long you pay the bribe to me, I won't report you.
A captivating presentations of the origins of the 7 days of the week. I recently did some research on the origins of the 7 notes of the major scale in music and stumbled on the same the 7 gods of both Babylon and Hellenistic Greece. Incidentally there are also 12 possible motes names in western music but that is for a different reason.
Oh yes, just seven notes and it can create thousands of composition and even genres.
The musical alphabet is the same as English Alphabet. with the exception that there is only seven letters A, B, C, D, E, F, G. in the musical alphabet.
@@musicauthority7828 but why only seven letters why not 12 15 or 24?
@@renesongs Those are just the basic seven notes, there are many more complicated notes. for instance minor and major notes that are built off of those seven notes.
@@musicauthority7828 Yes there are 12 Notes in western chromatic scale and at least 66 notated notes in western music BUT the whole point of this comparison is that we chose to give letter names to only 7 notes . Each Major or Minor scale in western music only has 7 notes i.e. they are septatonic. As a jazz guitarist I use way more than 7 or even 12 note or intervals including slurs and bends in a single chorus of a song .
In the distance you can hear:
Hey vsauce Michael here
Seven's a number... or is it?
Ooohhh, I'd like to hear Michael discuss this now in his typical Vsauce style!!!
hahaha that's the first thought i had when i went further into the video and saw joe get mental.
But what IS vsauce?
yeah, it certainly had a vsauce level of psychotic ranting and random ass tangents that went absolutely nowhere and were at best only half correct.
th-cam.com/video/vH0cgaIjTLc/w-d-xo.html
It's okay to be smart, BUT SOMETIMES, IT'S FREAKING DANGEROUS AND SCARY TO BE AROUND A SMART PERSON.
Just because he could kill us all without leaving his chair does not mean you have to feel unconfortable ...
What in the world do you mean?
7:40 When he changed from relaxed to crazy scientist
69 likes hehe
He is creeping me out
@@lauriensnijers2322 Quarantine has done stuff on Joe
@@odd-ysseusdoesstuff6347 😂
Hnz ket
I think is my favorite out of all your videos Dr Joe.
The boo... The SMPTE color bars, the sliding post it notes... don't fight me about Pluto... straightening the tie after all the madness... culminating with all the 7's.
Perfectly entertaining as well as informal.
that yellow sticky note just slightly falling but still sticking is perfect
Perfectly explains the madness occurring. Dudes barely afloat while explaining all this lmao !!!!
Yeah and that's not at all rigged or set up I like The dramatics if you watch the video to the end you can watch a stick fall off and then he picks it up with his computer mouse and yeah the stickies were not moving by themselves.
I used to work at a company that made calendars but I got fired for taking a couple days off.
I'm reminded of a silly little adventure game for the ZX Spectrum in which the player has to find food and water; there's a calender, which when shaked yields a bunch of dates, and the bed has a spring.
I see what you did there
Lol!!
@@markdavis7397 In your defense, she shouldn't have been such a pushover. :P
I used to work at an airport, but I had to quit because I got terminal depression.
Jim Carrey’s nerd brother proves that 7 is the best number, 2020, Colorized
The chaotic energy at the end is what got my like
👏7👏
2020
If Jim Carey and Hank Green had a magical love child...
Never thought of that...
I first watched this video when it first came out. It’s still one of my most favourite things on the internet 🥰
Thanks to everyone who worked on this video. Music, camerawork, editing... The whole production value is off the charts! Amazing
And props!
Everybody gangsta till Joey brings out his research board
Ahahaha
This show turned into Vsauce so gradually that no one noticed until now.
It's a simple matter of power vacuums. Someone had to fill it.
Nah
This was too much like vsauce. That's not a good thing
Maybe this was a job interview for vsauce5
And.. I love it!!
It gives you a feeling of connection with your heritage to know that our ancestors have complained about Mondays since the start beginning of civilization.
The descent into madness is literally my brain when I stumble upon cool facts.
"Don't fight me about Pluto today"
I wasn't gonna, but since you brought it up.....
Pluto👏is👏a👏planet👏
My favourite planet was pluto... until it wasn’t
@@Snow-ej5fm Ohana means family, ohana means no one gets left behind or forgotten
@@SplyBox not forgotten
Still there
But has a different name
Not a planet
Can I get a round of applauses for the genius editing to put that ruler back in place.
But who didn't let the 14 post-it fall off?
round of applesauce
I love this guy!!! I uses some of Joe's videos when I homeschool my grandsons age 9 and 12. They love him and the topics he covers. His presentation is a bit crazy but it keeps our minds engaged and--as he says--keeps us curious.
Uh oh. I think the quarantine is getting to Joe’s head.
He spend to much time watching Vsauce
Yep
I think you're right 😅
@@TheAvsouto He appears to be parodying multiple
What you talk about he seems fine?
Edit: oh right I get you now, things take a turn at 7:24 😂
Did the moving sticky notes bother anyone else? Those puppies really held on during his little breakdown 😂😂
"Don't fight me about pluto, I gotta wrap this video up" is def my fav line from this video yes it's so calm but so threatening at once
Pluto is a planet. It's mass is sufficient to render it as a spheroid and, though its orbit is eccentric in the planetary plane, it revolves around the sun.
@@jonmcdaniel8492 does it matter what humans think of it, No
@@Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatman Words have meaning. It's the basis of communication. But you're right, Pluto is out there in the cold and couldn't be more indifferent.
Your house could burn down.
Your baby could drown.
But the planet Pluto don't care.
@@jonmcdaniel8492 half true for the first paragraph, Words itself has no meaning along with Logos, meanings are associated with them
Communication is, in my relative/subjective world, Wonderful
I also agree that pluto is a planet
The category is PLANET, but planets sub categories consists of 3, Celestial, Gaseous and Dwarf
Although these terms is most likely inaccurate, if we science the heck out of them, (if you want to be accurate as possible)
most things are not what it seems
I don't usually comment but this has got to be my favorite video of yours. found myself in shock, mouth agape, eyes wide open, and tripping over my own thoughts. Such an interesting topic no one ever talks or thinks about most entertaining, yet entertaining video I've ever seen. thanks man
It’s “OK” to be confused too 🤷🏼♀️
Yes it is
No it's not
@@diogenesthecynic1334 Yes it is
Darn. That segment in the middle? Joe started sounding like those dudes who prove the Illuminati through coincidences HAHAHAHAHA
I take it you haven't seen the Charlie Kelly meme?
Um, I guess you didn't see one of Food Theory's recent videos, they exist.
More likely as a vsauce
I think thats what he was going for
@@craftytester-testinglifeha3299 Yeah lol
7:15 -15:08 when the teacher explains for 30 minutes and you ask the teacher to re explain :)
This is soooo underrated!
Sooooooooo underrated
7
7 to ≈(2×7) ≈ 28/4 ≈ 56/8 ooooooooommmmmmmggggggg
seven was special 😡 funny 🤭😀
THIS presentation was sooooooooooooo GREAT!!! whoever wrote that deserves a lot of credit!! i am sure it helped spark interest in learning to at least some young people. THANK YOU for creating this!
Joe wrote it.
"Don't fight me abut Pluto today, I've got to wrap this video up."
I don't know why I found that funny..
Cause he just got so serious all of a sudden lol it caught me totally off guard
LMAO
Because it is
It's at about 7 minutes that he begins to lose his mind...
coincidence? I don't think so
@@aaronu2951 wow 🤯
I got lost just about then....nvm, I was lost since the beginning
@@aaronu2951 oh my god no...
You lasted that long, before your concentration bailed out on you.
Damn, Joe. That was masterfully managed madness.
Ikr I watch all my videos at 2x speed. when peaple get like that you usually have to set it back at normal speed to understand them but he was actually legible for the whole video.
@@aaronstanley6914 I just did that to see what you experienced and holy crap! That's intense and hilarious.
While Japanese use the seven days week (although names of the planets don't come from Roman Gods, but rather the Chinese 5 Element philosophy, with the Moon representing Yin, and Sun representing Yang), they also have a six-days week in their own traditional calendar, and it does appear in regular calendars in Japan.
This week is used mostly in religious ceremonies like weddings and funerals, and funnily enough, they indicate what kind of luck people will have that day. In order, they are: Shakkou/Sekiguchi (Good luck only at the "Horse hour", that it's from 11 am to 2 pm), Senshou/Sakigachi (Good luck at morning, bad luck at afternoon), Tomobiki (Bad luck only at the Horse hour, also a day ideally for group or team related activities, especially involving friends, like tournaments and parties, but not for funerals), Butsumetsu ("Destruction of Buddha", obviously the day with the worst luck) and Taian ("Great Calm/Peace", the day with the best luck).
For me, a calendar with 13 months of 28 days each one, with one extra day at the end to match the 365 days a year would be ideal.
I look in the mail, and this whole box is perfect numbers.
Just binged like 7 of your videos
I wouldn't call my electricity bill "perfect"....
Are you kidding me I got BOXES full of perfect numbers!
Dude the PEPE SILVIA reference is strong lol
Dude I was just about to close the video at 7:24 and felt like I knew what was going on here... Guess I had more to learn!
Ok, but.. about Pluto...
* notices his agitated state, coupled with being armed with a ruler *
...Nevermind.
I don't mind if pluto isn't a planet, as long as we acknowledge that by that definition only Jupiter and Saturn are clearly planets. :) Since Pluto is trans-neptunian, objects the size of Neptune and smaller aren't clearing their own path it seems. And since there are moons without cleared orbits bigger than Mercury it DEFINITELY doesn't count. That, or you have to start counting all our LaGrange locked space probes.
Oh, wait we weren't going there.
Greek: "but Pluto is a wanderer. By definition it is a planet."
*manic eye twitch
@@CharlesBosse maybe the criteria changes with distance? Like, a planet has to excert x amount of pull on its sun?
@@CharlesBosse But trans-Neptunian just means the object orbits further than Neptune from the Sun, it doesn't have anything to do with size. A planet simply has to be massive enough to be nearly spherical, size has nothing to do with having a cleared neighborhood
Hahahaha
I love the camera tracking of Joe’s gestures.
This will forever be one of my favorite videos and I'll always watch it each and every time TH-cam tells me to do so.
"Don't fight me about Pluto today. I've got to wrap this video up!" Hilarious !!!!
I consider this to be It's Okay To Be Smart's masterpiece
Agreed! This was by far my favorite video ever produced by them!
Welp, looks like I found someone who's handling quarantine worse than am I.
you have 7 likes
@@jojo.s_bekaar_adventures I hope nobody spoils it.
@@uptown3636 I made it 8
@@fdnt7_ By Odin's beard, you did it on a Wednesday of all days.
He looks a bit.....crazy
09:07 I love how some of the introduced numbers are trying to sneak their way off the board: "Shhhhhh! Stop giving away our secrets!" "I'm shy!" "I'm busy, can I leave now?" "Can I go to the bathroom?" "(Ach, he's not going to let us go, is he?)".
I lost my job at the calendar factory
I kept taking days off...
After 7 days off they found your excuses weak?
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHA
Speaking of calendar factories, why was the calendar so depressed?
He knew his days were numbered.
Boo I love it
@@ObjectsInMotion ooh that's dark.🤣🤣🤣😂😂😭😭🤣😭😂😅
Absolutely beautiful. The topic, the performance AND the editing. Well done! That meter stick edit was *chefs kiss*
You forgot to mention that the ancients also coincidentally only knew of seven metals. We can clearly see the connection in Mercury/mercury. Also the rainbow was broken down into seven primary colors. I really thought you were alluding to that with the rainbow colored number 7 at the beginning of the video.
The seven colors in the rainbow thing is Newton's fault, cause he was a crackpot numerologistical nutjob who believed the number 7 had all sorts of mystical significance. Now I am starting to understand a bit how he might have come to that conclusion, seeing how our poor Joe has sort of lost his mind putting this video together. 🤓 Anyway, Newton insisted there had to be 7 distinct colors in the spectrum (there are actually only 6) and gave it the name Roy G Biv, which stuck and was taught to every science-loving kid watching "321 Contact" on PBS in the early 80s. Hrm, I miss that show.
@@threecatsdancing but he was right like Newton about dark energy the had some 6th sense the 7th color i am talking about is infra red light he did an experiment with a prisam and thermometers and he was so confident that he put one were supposedly there should be a 7th color and there was light that heated it and found infra red light by a strang feeling
Well if we're to redo it with the knowledge we have now, there are still seven main colors you can see a real rainbow. Indigo is NOT one of them. Indigo happened to be the color of the Jeans that were rising in popularity among the people around the time old man Isacc was discovering the truth about white light (I remember doing research on this but please correct me if I'm wrong). And unfortunately because of that, Cyan (which is an even mixture of Green and Blue light) was mistaken for blue and blue was mistaken for Indigo (which is basically Blue and Violet light mixed together somewhat). Magenta is an even mixture between Red and Blue light so it kinda doesn't even exist in the spectrum since Red and Blue on opposite sides. So with all that said, with modern knowledge, it's much more clear that that the true seven colors we see in the rainbow are as follows:
Red
Orange
Yellow
Green
Cyan
Blue
Violet
No, I respectfully don't believe Indigo is one of the seven colors of the rainbow (if it should be seven in the first place). Lemme know what you think! I'd love to hear your input.
@@skelet8337 Newton had nothing to do with the prediction of dark energy.
P.S. As a matter of coincidence, I'm currently working in a physics research lab (materials sciences) trying to develop materials that will better allow astronomers and astrophysicists to measure dark energy with greater precision than we currently do.
@@feynmanschwingere_mc2270 I am dumb just ignore it i had a brain fart i meant Albert bcs in the theory of relative he predict by a mistake bcs it had to be force to counter act gravity but probably you already know about it so no need to explain
This is absolutely amazing. Especially since I just finished watching Frasier. This is on the same level of wit, and it's just as funny. You've got a life long subscriber for sure.
Joe: "Hey smart people"
Me with my last braincell: "i'm smort"
Dude.😂🤣😭💀
I ran out of briancells
Hey Joe! Here in Malta, our days are named after literal Arabic numbers! Although Monday it's named Tnejn which means the number 2.
Tuesday is Tlieta which means 3, and so on and so forth.
Friday is Gimgha, which mean gathering.
Saturday is Sibt (which in Arabic means Rest)
...and Sunday is Hadd (which in Arabic if I am not mistaken it means Sunset and closure)
Every language have their own names and they reflect the culture's identity!
Thanks for this informative video! I really like what you guys do! I am a big fan!
Stay safe!
Great example! Thanks
Hello، in Arabic the days of the week start with Sunday, which means one أحد, then Monday which is two، all the way to Thursday which is 5,then Friday which unlike the others means the gathering, then Saturday which means 7.
Sunday is Ahad which means one
@@hikmattermos8183 Saturday means the day of rest and worship.
@@Diab97 yeah I double checked it's not 7! But in the dictionary (الصحاح قي اللغة) Saturday سبت means the day that signals the end, end of the week that is.
Here's how it's mentioned وسَبَتَ عِلاوَتَه سَبْتاً، إذا ضرَبَ عنقَه. ومنه سمِّي يومُ السَبْتِ، لانقطاع الأيّام عنده.
Rather than paying attention to what Joe was saying, I was just confused yet astonished by how he lost his sanity even more every second
It was like one of those fake infomercials on the Adult Swim Channel... It starts out being kinda normal, and then at first slowly but accelerating every second, it rockets from the familiar, rational, world into uncharted insanity...
This is just me talking about FNAF and the timeline lol! Awesome video as always, Joe!
"12 is pretty small. You can _probably even_ count to it." I am insulted and appalled. What do you mean probably?
I would say 20 % of People where smart enough to count over 10 ( hands ) until the romans came along.
@@xxxJesus666xxx Base 12 is the way, or should I say 10 and mean twelve.
@@grandsome1 I am not smart enough or educated on this topic to disagree.
My point is for the majority of people like 80-90 percent of them in that day and age there was not much need to be able to count to more then 10. If you owned more then 12 livestock you would be in the upper middle class. We talking about pre Roman's.
@@xxxJesus666xxx it's just easier to divide and you can count it by using your thumbs and touching the segment of your remaining fingers. that's how the Egyptians counted. Not that useful nowadays with our calculators, but you can find the remains of base 12 in the number of hours in a day, number of minutes in an hour, your egg packaging, the 360 degrees of a circle, etc.
@@grandsome1 we would only need 2 new symbols! About the degrees... Radians are definitely the natural way to think about angles. Maybe we could explore different bases with pi, e or i! Changing base is such a difficult mental process that we may as well change it for something that has even more benefits than double the easy-to-multiply numbers...
"... NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH PERFECT LETTERS--OF WHICH THERE IS ONLY ONE: *points at the camera* [YO]'U'."
> *THE PRECEDING JOKE HAS BEEN FLAGGED BY THE JOKE ADVISORY BOARD... [HIS] JOKE LICENSE IS CURRENTLY UNDER REVIEW...*
I died.
For all the goodness in the world, I approve your Dad Joke.
A moose once bit my sister...
I didn't understand the joke.
... are you okay, buddy? 2020's been rough on all of us, you aren't alone
Honestly this felt like a conspiracy theory video...
That was the most entertaining and educational thing I watched all year! The amount of research you must have put in to make this video 😳 great job thank you!
Come for the science, stay for the “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” references
This video is possibly my favorite video on this channel from now on! Joe’s excitement in the latter half of the video was really contagious😂
I am truly blown away by this video topic since I was just thinking about this problem after learning the days of the week in Japanese. My friends who also learn Japanese find it really hard to remember, but I found it very intuitive because I speak French and subconsciously drew the connection between planetary names and the days of the week. This video makes everything so much clearer! Thank you so much for this awesome video!
Good to see that the questions I had when I 5 years old are finally being answered!
You also wondered about ancient Sumerian number systems when you were 5 years old? Yeah, me too.
@UCRAVUU0NFiS_qBFAHI6Q2cg lol, I wondered why there are only 7 days in a week and 28 days (29, Depends on which year you're living in now)in February.
Seven is my favorite number and you have no idea how happy that bit at the end made me.
This video has restored my faith in youtube as a learning platform.
- With love from INDIA
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Worth noting that those are not just random "favorite" local gods that the Germanics substituted for the Roman ones. They were all at one point or another equated to the Roman god they substituted and it has a lot to do with the complex syncretism between pagan religions of the time period.
-Tyr/Tiw and Mars are both the god of war, and were actually seen as the same god under different names (the Romans straight up referred to the Germanic Tyr as 'Mars')
-Jupiter and Thor is similar, both are the god of thunder and sometimes interpreted to be the same deity, though Thor is also often equated with Hercules instead.
-Venus and Frigg were also equated. That one gets a bit complicated because there's also Freyja who is more explicitly a love goddess (and therefore a bit more Venus-like) than Frigg is, but Freyja and Frigg actually overlap, may have a shared origin, and Freyja was less common outside of Scandinavia proper. The Frigg-Freyja thing is complicated.
-Woden/Odin and Mercury were also equated. This may seem weird because Odin is the kind of the gods whereas Mercury is a "lowly" messenger, but they are both strongly associated with travel and depicted with staves...
Wonder if that's why some people, unknowingly, use "Frigg" instead of "F--k?" Thinking the former is a benign term. (E.g., What the frigg?)
@@glenngibson9201 its probably because we say freaking and frick alot
2:44 if you still didn't get that let me repeat for you *HEXAGON ARE BESTAGONS* 🐝
We watched two of our smart creators fall into an obsession. I hope theres more
Saturn is the 6th planet, saturday (saturn-day) is the 6th day, the book of genesis in the bible says that man was created on the 6th day. In revelations 13:17 it says that 6 is the number of man.
Revelations 13:18 says 666 is the number of the beast.
13x18=234 (234+432=666) (432÷2=216 | 6x6x6= 216) Palindrome.
The hexagon has 6 sides, coincidently the planet saturn has a hexagon on its north pole. A hexagon is a cube in a 2d prospective 🎲, a cube has 6 faces.
If you add the numbers 1 to 36 it equals 666. If you square the first 7 prime numbers and add them up it equals 666
36 (three six 666)
From the first planet to the last, saturn is the 6th, from the last planet to the first, saturn is the 3rd, (36)
✡= 666 (6 triangles, 6 points, 6 sided polygon a hexagon )
A triangle 🔺️is 666, it's composed of 3 60° angles. 60° x 3 = 180° (gamatria)
180°+180°= 360°
✡ is composed of two overposed triangles.
The cult of saturn 666.
Kabalah= cube worship
kaba= cube
alah= god (little g)
G is the 7th letter of the english alphabet.
IX= 9 XI= 11 (IXXI)
💈🕋💈 IXXI= 9 11
(7+4=11) 74(11)x9= 666
Revelations 3:9 Behold, I will make those of the synagogue of Satan who say that they are Jews and are not, but lie, behold, I will make them come and bow down before your feet, and they will learn that I have loved you.
(however copy this post and share it, light will expose the darkness)
@@freeman8857 chill
Yes ! The enlightment and the truth shall spread across the world !
Which youtuber has #8?
So many enjoy this, because he gives voice to our own experiences with math. Can't help but love it.
14:56 ruler falls off, then the editing magic elf puts it back up there… lol epic.
It proves that the video is all CGI fakery! That means all previous videos are also fake! That proves the Earth is flat and that time is a cube!
@@thomassynths Then allow me to direct you to the extremely well documented research in the scientific publication called wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_Cube
It's definitely not an insane theory at all. Nope, not at all.
@@dregoth0 that is as pointless as the philosophy of the ancient greeks today.
@@xponen If you read it, you would know that the time cube is far more pointless than any ancient Greek philosophy!
"dont fight me about pluto today, i've got to wrap this video up" 💀💀💀
Every time he said 7 I kept thinking of when Monica kept repeating “7, 7, seveen, seeeeeveeeeenn” to chandler 😂😂 can never get that scene out of my head
This video never gets old
10:14 I ACTUALLY LAUGHED OUT LOUD WHEN I HEARD THE PERFECTLY TIMED SOUND EFFECTS AS THE POST-IT WITH 14 ON IT FALLS HOW IS THIS SO GOOD
Joe: "They used a base 60 number sytem"
Subtitles: "They used to be basically *no system* "
grey: hexagon cult
it's okay to be smart: 7 cult
See the channel icon of this channel it's hexagon .so Joe is also hexagon cult
Plot twist : All educational channels are in a cult
hexagns are in fact the bestigons
⬡ ͜,⬡
@@praagyadhungel1357 not only that, the things hanging on the wall behind him are also hexagons
Hexagons are the Bestagons
Even in Harry Potter, Voldemort created 8 horcruxes. Though 1 horcrux was created by accident, and Voldemort didn't know about it. Voldemort thought the number 7 was important, and Rowling incorporated quite a bit of real life folklore into her books.
CGP Grey: Hexagon is the bestagon.
Joe: Hold my 7.
stolen
Battle of the Titans.
Joe has hexagons in the background on his wall.
I really expected him to snap that ruler in half by the end 😂
Your editor deserves a bonus for this video.