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  1. Gotta love Veritasium content. This is amazing
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  3. This channel makes the best free documentaries I've seen so far. Keep going, the world needs you!
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  5. The explanation really helped.
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  6. Amazing video!!
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  7. I feel like the experiment setup was the dad most thing I have seen in a long time :D So sketchy so many weird things and in the end it was more or less the perfect demonstration. Loved the entire video!
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  14. Whoever edits your videos and does all the highlighting and diagrams is very on point with what actually matters to remember and how to make the learning experience truly valuable. Congrats on making such qualitative and well-thought videos! Not being shallow and doing videos for the sake of doing them is rare on youtube and we truly respect it!
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  15. Congrats on 10 years and, man, do I love watching this channel
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  16. I'm a physics major and the material presented in this video is also in the textbook we use for the mechanics course (Thornton & Marion , Classical Dynamics) I did not have a clue about what the textbook was saying in the chaos chapter until I watched this video...
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  18. Another high quality Veritasium video. They must have a large team working together to put these together, and i love it! I'll watch every one.
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  21. This was a Great one :)
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  22. Did Ken just proposed astronomy and astrophysics are overrated? Lol!!! 😂 Such joyful video, as most science should be! Thanks again, Derek!
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  23. Over my career of demonstrating chemical reactions, I've caused specks of potassium to do fire-dances in a petri dish and kilograms of it to do explosive leaps across the surface of a lake. But I've got to say, the jaw-dropping way you did potassium-in-water beats them all.
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  24. the best channel ever on youtube
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  27. Seriously, when I watched your video two years ago, I was worried where this channel may be going. But even now, nearly everything I have seen from you is so far away from what I even consider clickbait (which for me, too, would mostly be type II), I find it genuinely endearing how much you worry about staying true to the video's content. Which, I guess, again goes to show how much definitions vary.
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  28. Yep...I'm a fan
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  29. I think I saw most of your videos, some more than once. So far, the entropy one was my favourite, because I study pchem and it was nice to see thermodynamics discussed in a video. But this, wow. I Think this is the best so far.
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  30. I completely forgot about geopolitics for almost an hour. Thank you!❤
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  31. Best video i've seen from you in a while. I enjoy them all but this was next level. Thanks!
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  33. Amazing, amazing video man. I know little to nothing about maths and physics but this video has me HOOKED. Now I really want to learn it. Again, thank you.
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  34. - Dady, how should I live among people? - First you need to take a math class.
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  36. Great video !
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  38. That was explained so well, infinitely better than the math teacher in school 😁
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  40. bruh this changed everything
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  41. my brain hurts. I get it now, but g'dammnn😂 amazing video, been binging the channel for the last week and am loving it!
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  45. Thank you for all your awesome videos! Yours has become one of my favourite YouTube channels, if not the overall favourite since the general relativity series.
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  48. Look into Barbershop quartet harmony, specifically all male quartets. The harmonies in these acapella arrangements from good quartets will ofter produce overtones, the 'fifth voice', that's not being sung as well as, on ocassion, undertones, which are also, unsung.
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