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  1. I first saw the magnus effect video on Instagram years ago. Only found out in this video that it was yours.
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  4. Please explain the Apple Watch moving pairing pattern in that context also 😊
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  8. I giggled out of joy with this explanation. What a beautiful presentation. I didin't know would react like that but i guess i too have always been unfulfilles with earlier explanations. Usually vertasium videos are way too deep in math for me to understand but this was just right. Thank you. I will rewatch this and tell it forward and can't wait for my 3yo to ask me some day in the near future "dad what are rainbows?".
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  9. Thanks! For being the best channel
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  10. I'm watching you from Romania! You are the best teacher on the Internet and you really make me more and more attracted to physics! I've learned a lot from your videos! Thank you!
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  11. this one is crazy
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  12. This video is soo well made, properly structured, great music, awesome cinematic shots, amazing explosions, great history, excellent story telling and so much more. Hats off dude.
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  13. Danke!
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  15. Your content is absolutely awesome. Thanks!
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  16. Danke!
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  17. Thanks! I wish I had seen this videos 10 years back. This generation must be lucky to have seen this video when they are still in college.
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  21. This video is two days late. But great nonetheless.
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  22. I’m on my second EV now, and I’m very pleased with my chioce. I Norway this year almost 50 % of all new cars are electric. Infact Norway also have electric buses also. The future is electric! The future is here.
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  23. The biggest error is making it a game with rewards and penalties. A competition. When everyone says, "Let's not play games, but cooperate", everyone wins all the time. There are errors when people make mistakes. But, as cooperation affects education, business, jobs, food, care, systems, natural disasters, planning, making things that work - are sustainable - everyone wins. With success comes population. So you go to space - cooperatively. Maybe Star Trek got it right that war was a thing of the past and everyone cooperating was not a zero sum game. Hundreds and thousands of years of cooperation changes the world, and opportunities, in fundamental new ways. So, yes, stop calling it game theory. Not games, not theories. But practical solutions. A smart one invented a tick scratcher and everyone won - because that one did it for the benefit of all.
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  24. I am so damn proud to have correctly predicted 90 as the least-picked random number when I did the survey. 💪
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  27. I was thinking about the wheels being somehow attached to the wings... But I got it backwards so I didn't get it. Once you said that it's not the wings powering the wheels, but the wheels powering the wings everything make sense! Mind officially blown! Sharing to my colleagues (physicist here). Thank you!
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  29. Derek made it to my neck of the woods! Seriously though, this is an amazing show! Keep it up! ICYMI Utah is one of the most geologically diverse places on earth. It's a fascinating place.
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  31. Thanks a lot for this wonderful explanation!!
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  32. Wow.... surely the best video I have seen in a very very long time.
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  34. Oh Damn! You covered an entire chapter of my textbook in like 20 minutes with no scope of doubts left and in the most intuitive way possible!.... Thanks A Lot Derek!
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  35. 👏🏼
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  38. This should be part of standard education. Thank you for this amazing video.
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  39. I wrote my PhD thesis on the polarization of light scattered by mie particles in planetary atmospheres. So I called myself a rainbow expert. I had no idea what I was talking about.
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  40. This video has a resolution of 2538x1080, which makes a ratio of 2.35:1 2.35 * 2 = 4.7 ≈ 4.669. It all comes together.
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  43. This is in your top 3 of videos! Thanks Derek!
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  44. Derek, you clearly don't know one of us, one Matt Parker, still calculates pi in ridiculous ways
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  47. amazing to see the resolution improve from 1997 to today! another veritasium W
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  48. You are awesome❤
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  49. Waiting for the extension video of principle of action. That last one was really great !!
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