Second Episode of 2 past 2 curious about Earth before humans. Intro by the creative shop Therapy Tape. Find it on IG @thrpytp. Baaki sab thik chal raha hai
This is becoming my favourite series to watch! A suggestion, maybe start a 2past2curious subreddit? We can all contribute facts/trivia for the topics you have planned!
Great idea. Biswa announced the topic of discussion for next episode and it has already made me so curious that I am gonna read up on it before the next episode.
Now humans are giving out so much carbon dioxide that it will become hot pan. So, the thing is, we don't need to worry to global warming, the global warming will kill us and then earth will restore it's balance. :)
@just... The worry about global warming is for our greed only. The earth doesn't care. It's just the greed for our future is telling us to stop the greed of the present. 😅
That means the trees were also frozen right ? So this must mean that the trees became nonfunctional and hence the ice could melt due to sun's heat energy. Also this happened like a cycle. So does this mean that trees worked differently back then and because of evolution they have also changed over the time to facilitate adequate intake of CO2 ?
Check out sapiens by yugal. You'll find audio book on audiobookbay or download epub from lib genysis. Also brains developed the way it did because we learned to use fire. Basically because of fire it was easier to digest food and our intestines shrinked and due to that more energy could be used by our brains!
Hmm... 1) how did currency begin, 2) start of music, 3) crusade wars 4) civilizations and rulers in india 5) discovery of continents 6) Developmeny of psychology 7) origin of commonplace objects 8) history of specific cities 9) lives of lesser known scientists 10) pirates 11) vikings 12) how did food evolve over centuries 13) culinary similarities and distinctions 14) how do socioeconomic conditions affect diet in different regions 15) industrial revolution 16) colonization and decolonization 17) form of governments 18) russian revolution and communism 19) events similar to chernobyl 20) development of energy sources over centuries
That grass-humans relationship fact and the reason for ice-age fact were mind-blowing! And so logical. Not to say that other facts were not mind-blowing. Please never stop this series.
the snowball earth was caused due to less carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, and the milankovitch cycle caused multiple ice ages. its super cool! literally AND figuratively!
Check out sapiens by Yuval. You'll find audio book on audiobookbay or download epub from lib genysis. Also brains developed the way it did because we learned to use fire. Basically because of fire it was easier to digest food and our intestines shrinked and due to that more energy could be used by our brains!
Biswa one correction, human evolution was accelerated, because we started walking upright to scan for predators in grasslands. We probably discovered fire because of grasslands ( wildifire) which we used to cook meat and hence our bodies received more nutrition and led to the development of bigger brains. There is a difference between correlation and causation.
Check out sapiens by yuval. You'll find audio book on audiobookbay or download epub from lib genysis. Also brains developed the way it did because we learned to use fire. Basically because of fire it was easier to digest food and our intestines shrinked and due to that more energy could be used by our brains!
@@msdadsfsx www.nationalgeographic.com/news/2012/10/121026-human-cooking-evolution-raw-food-health-science/ Agreed that's it not only fire. It's a trivia to search more and there a book linked with the trivia. Stop shitting on everyone who you think is stupid than you. Dunning kruger effect maybe?!
If Imagine that the entire history of the universe is compressed into one year - with the Big Bang corresponding to the first second of the New Year's Day, and the average human life of 70-80 years is equivalent to approximately 0.16 cosmic seconds! If human history itself spans 24 hours from one midnight to the next, 14 minutes represents the time since Christ.
You guys are insane, man. That was 33 minutes of consecutive explosions in my brain. I'm watching it again. and btw the background creeping into Biswa's face was something out of this world.
"Life is actually the universe looking at itself" I am gonna dwell on this thought for long, I think. Thanks Varun and Biswa for making our WFH schedule a breeze!
Ok here's another mindboggling thing about how 'new' we are... The end of the age of dinosaur is closer to modern time than the end of the age of dinosaur is to the beginning of the age of dinosaurs :P
6:20 This would have been a good moment to take an interesting tangent to Terence McKenna's 'Stoned Ape Theory', a fascinating hypothesis which tries to find the causal factor for this - as Yuval Noah Harari calls it in 'Sapiens' - cognitive revolution. Basically the sudden, accelerated and hitherto unexplained dawn of language, creativity and imagination. The theory says psychedelic mushrooms containing the chemical psilocybin suddenly became a part of our ancestor's diets, which had 3 effects- 1. Sharpened sensory inputs improving our defenses and making us better hunters in the grasslands 2. Heightened arousal / Increased tendency to mate = higher chance of passing on genes, and 3. 'The Trip' - abstract thinking. The ability to connect 2 seemingly random thoughts or to come up with concepts such as numbers, math, language, logic etc. This is how the ape like creatures became Gods of the earth. Such a trippy theory.
This is a great start if you consider this podcast to move forward as series the next topic could be development of humans and those ridiculous theories challenging Darwin's idea of evolution
As a science-enthusiast and a fan of these 2 in general, I'm loving this podcast. Pls continue this... and don't ever invite a guest. Also "Roadies" at 16:33 xD
Just want to say one thing. Copernicus didn't "discover" solar system that Sun is in the center. Indian and Egyptian civilisations had decent knowledge of astronomy even in 1500BC
Oh My God!!!! This is the best thing i have watched since 2018 Love you Biswa and KV for enlightening me and making me remember the days when i was in my 10th and used to discuss these kind of things with one my friend. Oh god... golden days☀️
I am a bio student and when we were taught some of these facts in 12th standard, I wish our teacher had made it so interesting as you did! So happy to see that you are so excited about the Sulphur Bacteria! Thanks for this!
Well I'm not the first one to complain about Indian education system and am surely not going to be the last. So here I go- Indian education system is so closed system till 12th std that we don't have Geology in school. It is not just about collecting rocks as Sheldon says. It is the subject which deals with the grandeur of our existence and the shear no. of processes which had undergone on this unique wet ball of ours for billions of years before we came around. Being a Geology major, I find that general public don't know the subject well and think we just stare at rocks, but when we explain the bigger perspective of our study, the field becomes so much interesting. Felt like sharing.
I'm late to this party but @Biswa, it sounds like you just finished reading Bill Bryson's A Short History of Nearly Everything. Having just finished that book myself, I can totally identify with that excitement in your voice with all of the interesting pieces of information in the book.
Suggestion: Can you announce the topic beforehand starting the discussion and do it live on some platform? Different people with similar interests could send you requests and join you guys for small sessions in betweet. What do you think lol read this plz
Loving this series!!🙌 A point that I thought was worth mentioning: Jupiter and Saturn are actually considered Gas Giants, whereas Uranus and Neptune are considered Ice Giants. Gas giants are planets mainly composed of Hydrogen and Helium whereas Ice giants are mainly composed of elements such as Oxygen, Nitrogen, Carbon, etc. which are heavier than Hydrogen and Helium.
Yaar, I was disappointed by money heist. I mean people were going nuts about it. It was average for me. I don't why I'm commenting my opinion. It's weird.
I didn't knew someone who is a comedian can also have rich interest in learning things about our earth and space also! I mean, myself, I am absolutely OBSESSED about these stuffs & I can talk about these topics for hours! I want these kind of persons in my life! Hats off to u!🙏❤️
Guys this is amazing. I absolutely love the content and the sheer joy the two of you seem to get by exploring the most random facts. There is a dearth of such people willing to explore and I thank you guys for doing the research and talking about it to educate all of us.
Continue this series Mast Aadmi. Very insightful and these mind boggling trivia facts itself create some sort of explosion in our head. Loving this. Thank you Biswa and Kumar Varun.
Hey just wanted to let you know that most of the topics about evolution i.e. earth before humans is taught in ISC 12th grade in biology and we go so much in depth that we even study the anatomy and chemical reactions responsible for oxygen production etc It was actually quite a refreshing topic! Really enjoy your podcasts keep going!!✌️
I’m enjoying these podcasts a lot & learning quiet a bit! Do continue these conversations guys!its what you talk about that matters to us ,be it in person with each other or virtually😁👌🏼
this series is insane!! the way, varun is concealing his laugh before biswa's mentioning of the certain facts is also worth watching.. and then the explanation begins... very amusing!
Dude this podcast was soooo good and interesting, I really didn't expected that....kumar and biswa keep going man...also the audio quality was really good so I think Zoom call recording is working fine.
Brilliant content that majority of the people do not even think about. We are so insignificant in the larger scheme of things. Need more such trivias from you. Superb!
@@nilotpalbharti3437 ha bhai😅😅 U told fms for kumar so i thought that u don't know that he is from NIT Trichy. So it would be appropriate to compare apple with apple😅😅😂
BISWA and Varun .... Bhai log... THANK YOU SO MUCH for doing these podcasts. This serves me one of my best along with cozy home vibe (indian thing) to Curious head.
That fact, gold is an extra terrestrial material is mind shaking..... So many of generation were literally chopped over a thing thats not even ours. A non-earth material played a major role in colonisation & businesses of humans.... Also Kabirdas said - "कनक कनक ते सौ गुनी, मादकता अधिकाय, जा खाए बौराये, वा पाए बौराये ।"
I loved both these episodes. Knew most of the things you both spoke about but watching the episodes feel like I'm discussing the topics with you guys. Would love to sit with you both some day and talk about History, Science, Geography, Society, Polity, Economy, etc.
It's 4:48 am and I just couldn't keep the phone down...this podcast is so so freakin amazing... Because you both curious souls are talking to eachother with so much of interest and keenness to know more and more... So so good
There is something with the way these two look at each other. Also this Biswa is soo different than the one I just saw in the chess tournament a couple of days ago!! Great work guys. Loved it. Keep it up. Look forward to more of it.
Its nice to know that they're finding out even though I've read some of these in 9th bio textbook and now in my 12th textbook. And it feels weird that it wonders everybody who knows.
This is becoming my favourite series to watch! A suggestion, maybe start a 2past2curious subreddit? We can all contribute facts/trivia for the topics you have planned!
Nice suggestion
+100
Biswa should see this
Great idea. Biswa announced the topic of discussion for next episode and it has already made me so curious that I am gonna read up on it before the next episode.
Yes
Biswa is looking like an astrologer in that background.
Wriddhi Saha 😂😂😂
Lol🤣
Hahaghahaha
Lol
Hahaha
"Trees caused so much trouble that they turned our planet into a fridge."
-Biswa, 2020
Now humans are giving out so much carbon dioxide that it will become hot pan. So, the thing is, we don't need to worry to global warming, the global warming will kill us and then earth will restore it's balance. :)
😂😂😂😂
@@TarangGarg We need to worry. But about ourselves. Not the earth. Uske pass reset button hai
@just... The worry about global warming is for our greed only. The earth doesn't care. It's just the greed for our future is telling us to stop the greed of the present. 😅
That means the trees were also frozen right ?
So this must mean that the trees became nonfunctional and hence the ice could melt due to sun's heat energy.
Also this happened like a cycle.
So does this mean that trees worked differently back then and because of evolution they have also changed over the time to facilitate adequate intake of CO2 ?
The Grass-human relationship fact was something unheard of. Biswa is a part time comic but a full time intellectual.
Check out sapiens by yugal. You'll find audio book on audiobookbay or download epub from lib genysis. Also brains developed the way it did because we learned to use fire. Basically because of fire it was easier to digest food and our intestines shrinked and due to that more energy could be used by our brains!
He likes grass more.
im happy that biswa finally recalled his youtube password..
He did last episode too
Can we stop this comment already ?
@@ishansharma4656 nhi
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He forgot it again
I am happy that these type of podcasts exist.
You guys blush so much , I almost feel like a third wheel watching you guys share your love trivias.
I know right
Hahaha
Biswa joining from Moon, Next level Social Distancing
Fucking underrated comment!!!!
Hahahaha
U made my day 😅😅😅
😂😆
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Some suggestions for next podcasts:
1.theory of evolution
2.cosmology
3.paradoxes
4.wars(India and worldwide)
5.inventions and discoveries
Dreams and sleep
Hmm... 1) how did currency begin, 2) start of music, 3) crusade wars 4) civilizations and rulers in india 5) discovery of continents 6) Developmeny of psychology 7) origin of commonplace objects 8) history of specific cities 9) lives of lesser known scientists 10) pirates 11) vikings 12) how did food evolve over centuries 13) culinary similarities and distinctions 14) how do socioeconomic conditions affect diet in different regions 15) industrial revolution 16) colonization and decolonization 17) form of governments 18) russian revolution and communism 19) events similar to chernobyl 20) development of energy sources over centuries
from the end it looks like they are gonna talk about the evolution of mankind...
Given the current situation of hate and bigotry, a series about different cultures of India, their origins,common stereotypes and all would be great
These are in my textbooks😂😂
This is weird how both of them are going through existential crisis simultaneously 🤣🤣
We all are. Some have just not realised it
@@chichaaa7 no. Not all of us are pretentious like you.
@@chichaaa7 bhau yeh bakchodi thi...
Read Sartre and Camus
They are not the only ones
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That grass-humans relationship fact and the reason for ice-age fact were mind-blowing! And so logical. Not to say that other facts were not mind-blowing. Please never stop this series.
Libraandus
the snowball earth was caused due to less carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, and the milankovitch cycle caused multiple ice ages. its super cool! literally AND figuratively!
Check out sapiens by Yuval. You'll find audio book on audiobookbay or download epub from lib genysis. Also brains developed the way it did because we learned to use fire. Basically because of fire it was easier to digest food and our intestines shrinked and due to that more energy could be used by our brains!
That's what she said .
Biswa as a guest in other podcast talks like common man. In his own podcast interstellar level talk.
*Biswa you are so funny you should be Standup comedian*
I also recommend that
This is not sarcasm, right
If not, he is
@@anup8811 this is
@@anmolmehrotra923 no
@@sreshtayyappath3510 im pretty sure its sarcasm since this has been a long running joke
Came here for entertainment
Left with existential crisis
Try watching cosmos a space Odyssey's first episode. I'll wait to hear your thoughts after that
hahahaha
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I felt an existential comfort.
Biswa one correction, human evolution was accelerated, because we started walking upright to scan for predators in grasslands. We probably discovered fire because of grasslands ( wildifire) which we used to cook meat and hence our bodies received more nutrition and led to the development of bigger brains. There is a difference between correlation and causation.
@@msdadsfsx please expand and enlighten us. Just writing wrong does not help.
@@msdadsfsx seems more like you're the whatsapp graduate
@@msdadsfsx no you are wrong in this also , he talked about the earlier Ice Ages which were caused by surplus amount of oxygen ,
Check out sapiens by yuval. You'll find audio book on audiobookbay or download epub from lib genysis. Also brains developed the way it did because we learned to use fire. Basically because of fire it was easier to digest food and our intestines shrinked and due to that more energy could be used by our brains!
@@msdadsfsx www.nationalgeographic.com/news/2012/10/121026-human-cooking-evolution-raw-food-health-science/
Agreed that's it not only fire. It's a trivia to search more and there a book linked with the trivia. Stop shitting on everyone who you think is stupid than you. Dunning kruger effect maybe?!
This conversation feels like biswa is trying to impress varun and varun is trying to impress biswa and somehow both aren't able to do it
lol🤣
Today is Wednesday.
-Biswa Kalyan Legend
Capturing bat territory
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@@desiroaster9605 kya hai be sab jagha daalke rakha hai yeh
Honestly speaking I didn't get noticed of the time till the podcast got over. It's very intriguing. Would love to see more of this.
Can we just appreciate the gorgeous intro?!!!
It's so awesome! Do you know where I can find the song??
Your name has kokane in it. Imma appreciate that
If Imagine that the entire history of the universe is compressed into one year - with the Big Bang corresponding to the first second of the New Year's Day, and the average human life of 70-80 years is equivalent to approximately 0.16 cosmic seconds! If human history itself spans 24 hours from one midnight to the next, 14 minutes represents the time since Christ.
Sach btaiyo... Ye tu cosmos ke time calender se churaya na 🧐🧐
Usse reiterated bolte hai monisha ....churaya hai is just too middle class 😂🤣
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Silver rn: *"Planet ke 7 billion insaan log kaha chup gaye ho"*
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Fav quote of Biswa today, "Everything is moving away from Everything" oh damn!!
are you sure thats a quote because thats a fact that has been stated as he said exactly many times
@@zomyaalt6565 biswa meant to say, universe is expanding
that's the second law of thermodynamics genius
@@fakeplastictree1553 universe isolated system he kya?
@@tonistaak maybe there really is a multiverse connected to each other through black holes
One correction: apart from the ones kumar mentioned, my father is also a gas giant
😅😂
😂😂
lool
Don't put any pin/nail near him.
Please tell me you came up with this
You guys are insane, man. That was 33 minutes of consecutive explosions in my brain. I'm watching it again. and btw the background creeping into Biswa's face was something out of this world.
You would love "cosmos a spacetime odyssey".
@@mrv5409 is that a podcast?
@@Sra4825 No. Its a finite series of 10 episodes or so.
"Life is actually the universe looking at itself" I am gonna dwell on this thought for long, I think. Thanks Varun and Biswa for making our WFH schedule a breeze!
Ok here's another mindboggling thing about how 'new' we are...
The end of the age of dinosaur is closer to modern time than the end of the age of dinosaur is to the beginning of the age of dinosaurs :P
I had to read this like 5 times to get it but it's fascinating 👌🏼
In simple words, T Rex is more closer to humans than it is to stegosaurus.
@@tonistaak trex existed from 83.6 mya to 66 mya
stegosaurus 163.5 mya to 100.5 mya
So pretty much :D
@@parthasarathipanda4571 i wrote it in a wrong way, corrected now
@@tonistaak lol i was first confused because i though you meant evolutionarily...
This has to be a proper weekly podcast. Come on Biswa.
6:20 This would have been a good moment to take an interesting tangent to Terence McKenna's 'Stoned Ape Theory', a fascinating hypothesis which tries to find the causal factor for this - as Yuval Noah Harari calls it in 'Sapiens' - cognitive revolution. Basically the sudden, accelerated and hitherto unexplained dawn of language, creativity and imagination. The theory says psychedelic mushrooms containing the chemical psilocybin suddenly became a part of our ancestor's diets, which had 3 effects-
1. Sharpened sensory inputs improving our defenses and making us better hunters in the grasslands
2. Heightened arousal / Increased tendency to mate = higher chance of passing on genes, and
3. 'The Trip' - abstract thinking. The ability to connect 2 seemingly random thoughts or to come up with concepts such as numbers, math, language, logic etc. This is how the ape like creatures became Gods of the earth. Such a trippy theory.
LAST TIME I WAS THIS EARLY
*HUMANS WERE NOT THERE*
This is a great start if you consider this podcast to move forward as series the next topic could be development of humans and those ridiculous theories challenging Darwin's idea of evolution
As a science-enthusiast and a fan of these 2 in general, I'm loving this podcast. Pls continue this... and don't ever invite a guest. Also "Roadies" at 16:33 xD
Just want to say one thing.
Copernicus didn't "discover" solar system that Sun is in the center.
Indian and Egyptian civilisations had decent knowledge of astronomy even in 1500BC
Kumar Varun is one of my favourite people now!!
Some of his facts were non scientific, he's bringing mythology facts to the earth before humans episode😪
Bhaaaaaakt
@@tonistaak He is just saying that because it was similar to Darwin's theory...
This is the type of podcast I love 😍😍 abhi dekha nahi , but the topic itself 👏👏👏Already liked for Biswa😋
Oh My God!!!!
This is the best thing i have watched since 2018
Love you Biswa and KV for enlightening me and making me remember the days when i was in my 10th and used to discuss these kind of things with one my friend.
Oh god... golden days☀️
I am a bio student and when we were taught some of these facts in 12th standard, I wish our teacher had made it so interesting as you did! So happy to see that you are so excited about the Sulphur Bacteria! Thanks for this!
Kumar Varun : on a scale of length of timeline how we tiny we are.....it blows your mind
Abhishek Upamanyu : Toh kya job chodd doon
😆😆
Biswa is like that engineer, tuje ----- pata hai na? And when the opposite person says no i dont know, he says “main batata hu” 😜😜
Well I'm not the first one to complain about Indian education system and am surely not going to be the last. So here I go- Indian education system is so closed system till 12th std that we don't have Geology in school. It is not just about collecting rocks as Sheldon says. It is the subject which deals with the grandeur of our existence and the shear no. of processes which had undergone on this unique wet ball of ours for billions of years before we came around. Being a Geology major, I find that general public don't know the subject well and think we just stare at rocks, but when we explain the bigger perspective of our study, the field becomes so much interesting. Felt like sharing.
Sitting with three of my friends under blanket of stars and listening to this podcast . Cheers from Sternpark , Germany 🍻
4:39 Feeling like I'm in a Zoom meeting with my history professor.
The Mariana Trench in the Pacific ocean is an inverted mountain of sorts, it's a trench but deeper/taller than even Mauna Kea. It's almost 11kms deep.
Biswa looks so excited like a kid to share fun facts...much needed podcast like this in India..great initiative Biswa..Peace
I'm late to this party but @Biswa, it sounds like you just finished reading Bill Bryson's A Short History of Nearly Everything. Having just finished that book myself, I can totally identify with that excitement in your voice with all of the interesting pieces of information in the book.
Suggestion: Can you announce the topic beforehand starting the discussion and do it live on some platform? Different people with similar interests could send you requests and join you guys for small sessions in betweet. What do you think lol read this plz
Reddit
Yup..
Religion's Podcast be like: Humans before Earth
😂🔥 high IQ humour
Daym 😂😂😂
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😍🤣
Bro😂😂
It's great to see how much he's interested and knowledge in this.
Appreciate it
Loving this series!!🙌
A point that I thought was worth mentioning: Jupiter and Saturn are actually considered Gas Giants, whereas Uranus and Neptune are considered Ice Giants.
Gas giants are planets mainly composed of Hydrogen and Helium whereas Ice giants are mainly composed of elements such as Oxygen, Nitrogen, Carbon, etc. which are heavier than Hydrogen and Helium.
Love the video. You should do one on literature through out time.
I was watching Money Heist ... suddenly notification popped up ...iam here ...will see money Heist later
Yaar, I was disappointed by money heist. I mean people were going nuts about it. It was average for me.
I don't why I'm commenting my opinion. It's weird.
to kya padma bhusan du kya tujhe ? ma dan carlin hardcore history podcast sun rha tha, ye dekhne aagya, mujhe nobel prize de
I didn't knew someone who is a comedian can also have rich interest in learning things about our earth and space also!
I mean, myself, I am absolutely OBSESSED about these stuffs & I can talk about these topics for hours!
I want these kind of persons in my life!
Hats off to u!🙏❤️
Please never stop this series. We need this. The world needs this.
This video is basically me talking to myself when I'm high af 😂
Biswa, I'm sorry but you get hiccups when babu misses you. Everybody knows that! Please do better research.
hahahaha
Guys this is amazing. I absolutely love the content and the sheer joy the two of you seem to get by exploring the most random facts. There is a dearth of such people willing to explore and I thank you guys for doing the research and talking about it to educate all of us.
Continue this series Mast Aadmi. Very insightful and these mind boggling trivia facts itself create some sort of explosion in our head. Loving this. Thank you Biswa and Kumar Varun.
KEEP 'EM COMING BISWA
We are but a nanosecond of time in the Earth's life.
Hey just wanted to let you know that most of the topics about evolution i.e. earth before humans is taught in ISC 12th grade in biology and we go so much in depth that we even study the anatomy and chemical reactions responsible for oxygen production etc
It was actually quite a refreshing topic!
Really enjoy your podcasts keep going!!✌️
I’m enjoying these podcasts a lot & learning quiet a bit! Do continue these conversations guys!its what you talk about that matters to us ,be it in person with each other or virtually😁👌🏼
Biswa is human version of "Did you know that?? ".
A spiritual podcast won't hurt.
Biswa needs to see this
Wow! This was so interesting i did not even realise when the half hour was done. Thank you. =)
I'm getting some MAJOR there is no such thing as a fish vibes from this. Loving this
Biswa is so opaque that his forehead is transparent
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We have already discussed. That we don't have enough material to discuss.
- Biswa 2020
I love this nerdfest. I love this show. Real appreciation & wonderment from ya'll is so refreshing
The Hiccup fact was really amazing👍
Does someone else feel biswa has a crush on kumar varun? 😂
Do one on Religion and how this 'pandemic' started
Cz you missed it in the first episode
this series is insane!! the way, varun is concealing his laugh before biswa's mentioning of the certain facts is also worth watching.. and then the explanation begins... very amusing!
Dude this podcast was soooo good and interesting, I really didn't expected that....kumar and biswa keep going man...also the audio quality was really good so I think Zoom call recording is working fine.
must listen podcast for space enthusiasts: Star Talk by Neil deGrasse Tyson
Recommendation:
Neil Tyson Richard Dawkins
The Poetry of Science.
Brilliant content that majority of the people do not even think about. We are so insignificant in the larger scheme of things. Need more such trivias from you. Superb!
Yes , we are so indulged in difference among us that we don't acknowledge we are a collective species.
Please don't stop it !!!!!!
This is too much informative. I didn't realise that it's over. I literally want to listen you both.
When IIT-KGP and FMS meet, you get this.
Thanks for starting this podcast. 💞
He is from FMS and NIT tirchy
@@hitendrakarotiya101 Bhai mere, there are two people in this podcast. :)
@@nilotpalbharti3437 ha bhai😅😅
U told fms for kumar so i thought that u don't know that he is from NIT Trichy.
So it would be appropriate to compare apple with apple😅😅😂
@@hitendrakarotiya101
Badhiya, maine dono ki highest qualification mention kiya tha bs! 😂
What does common sense have to do with colleges? Curiosity is innate, no college can excavate it out of you.
*The Industrial Revolution and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race.*
Please please please do more of these!!!! The best kind of videos on TH-cam rn!
BISWA and Varun .... Bhai log... THANK YOU SO MUCH for doing these podcasts. This serves me one of my best along with cozy home vibe (indian thing) to Curious head.
One correction please check: Earth has a Roman goddess name as "Terra".
They didn't even notice you till now wow !
@@gauravkumarmadhukar8889 Thanks man!!!
@Gargee Basak love cards .
I can literally see how high biswa is while filming this.
This is one of the best discussions I've been a part of (passively in this case), lately! Brilliant
This is one of the best thing I heard in recent times thanks to both please make more episodes like this
Extremely loving this! Please keep this going
Awaiting the next episode!! You have kept me hooked curiously waiting for next episode. Came here to just comment this.🙂
This podcast is quickly becoming one of my most fav things on TH-cam!
That fact, gold is an extra terrestrial material is mind shaking..... So many of generation were literally chopped over a thing thats not even ours. A non-earth material played a major role in colonisation & businesses of humans....
Also Kabirdas said -
"कनक कनक ते सौ गुनी, मादकता अधिकाय,
जा खाए बौराये, वा पाए बौराये ।"
Thank the fucking Lord you guys dropped this now. I was so close to literally begging for it!
This is now my new favourite thing to watch on my weekend mornings, hope you guys continue this!
I loved both these episodes. Knew most of the things you both spoke about but watching the episodes feel like I'm discussing the topics with you guys. Would love to sit with you both some day and talk about History, Science, Geography, Society, Polity, Economy, etc.
It's 4:48 am and I just couldn't keep the phone down...this podcast is so so freakin amazing... Because you both curious souls are talking to eachother with so much of interest and keenness to know more and more... So so good
Almost each facts was new for me , but that hick up fact was really unbelievable ....There is so much to learn from you guys ...Thanks ..
Haven't even watched the full video yet. But what an intro. Kudos Team Therapy Tape! Nicely done :)
There is something with the way these two look at each other. Also this Biswa is soo different than the one I just saw in the chess tournament a couple of days ago!!
Great work guys. Loved it. Keep it up. Look forward to more of it.
NEVER STOP MAKING THESE! PLEASE! this is really knowledgeable
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I have a lot of respect for Biswa for he always has interesting facts and deduces info like scientists... And obviously for he is an Odia ♥️♥️
Finally something to binge after all this while
Watching this episode only once is not enough for my tiny brain
Its nice to know that they're finding out even though I've read some of these in 9th bio textbook and now in my 12th textbook. And it feels weird that it wonders everybody who knows.