Comments by "Simon Harris" (@simonharris4873) on "Veritasium" channel.

  1. I'd take the $20 bet, but only if I could play as many times as I like.
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  2. If you're interviewing candidates for an IT position, why would you ask them a question that only experts in biology could answer?
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  3. 7:00 Is there any way to detect if a wave function has collapsed, without measuring it and causing it to collapse?
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  4.  @Lethgar_Smith  Damn.
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  5. 2:05 should have called it a not knot.
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  6. What if the pizza has a cheesy crust?
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  7. Of course Brilliant support Veritasium. Veritasium is BRILLIANT. Now, can I have some of that cashola?
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  8. Aren't all vectors pointing?
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  9. I did it a slightly different way. Imagine the 2 centres of the circles are fixed, and the circles rotate like gears. Rotate circle B once counter clockwise. Circle A will rotate 3 times clockwise, as it's 1/3 the size. Now unpin the circles' centres, and lock the 2 together, so they no longer move with respect to each other. As we rotated circle B once counter clockwise, we need to rotate the entire system once clockwise to compensate and make the total rotations for circle B equal to 0. This rotates circle A clockwise one more time, for a total of 4.
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