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  1. I recently heard about this young adult novel in which Schrodinger’s cat and Pavlov’s dog team up for a cross county adventure… So I headed on down to the library to see if they had a copy for my 10 year old daughter. The librarian said that my description rang a bell but she wasn’t sure if it was there or not.
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  2. WELCOME BACK BEN I HAVE BEEN WAITING 6 YEARS.
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  3. 2:15 - Atomically? You mean anatomically, right?
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  4. You've got quite some next-level humor in your videos...my son and I really love it.
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  5. I predict economical fusion energy to the grid in about 2070 😕
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  6. viruses could change the genetics of cancer cells to disable different functions in cancer cells or change different functions in cancer cells or disable cancer cells or kill cancer cells
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  7. Interesting, thank you!
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  8. Just to let you know, your VC fund email (hello at) isn't working. Good luck with it!
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  9. I needed to see info of Ice age. Good luck for your study.
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  10. You said math. 🤨 You disappoint me😔
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  11. Science really is the most incredible thing
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  12. was it really the worst? Or was it the best coronal mass ejection?
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  13. All I know is, always send a M.A.L.P. before entered a wormhole.
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  14. Thanks so much Dr Miles for this fascinating video I will have to study again to refresh my understanding! I love these videos as I get closer to understanding these complex physical phenomena! Thanks again for explaining all this in such a clear didactic way! 🌿
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  15. Where is the link to the podcast?
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  16. very cool.
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  17. What a flex. 😂
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  18. Nice outro
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  19. Really informative, will use it in my lesson plan, for my y13's thanks Dr M
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  20.  @Leon_Schuit  I stand corrected. the in joke is that fusion has been 20 years away since 1950.
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  21. Gimli?!? The fact that you named your dog after one of the goats of fantasy lore is an S Tier discovery for me personally 😁
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  22. Thanks!
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  23. Force AI training and bitcoin mining to move to an orbit with continuous sunlight, saving vast amounts of energy available at earth surface.
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  24. So the wave distorts time of these pulsars?
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  25. Its really fascinating to see them initiate a shot with conventional chemical explosives!
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  26. Very enjoyable piece Dr. Ben thank you.
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  27. Danke!
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  28. 8:17 huehuehuehuheuheuhe
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  29. '42 attoseconds...'? Now where did that come from 🛰🚀🛸
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  30. Wow Dr. Miles. You are incredible. I am so impressed with your work Also when you mentioned insulin prices towards the end, I saw my local newscaster Dick Brennan, briefly make a cameo lol
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  31. I hate to be that guy, but does anybody know who is on his T-shirt? It's driving me batty!
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  32. Where have you been all my life? Seriously though, I wish I had studied to be a materials scientist. Your mention of gallium arsenide brought back memories long forgotten. Also, Tony Stark did this in a cave with a box of scraps, so that's an incentive to reverse engineer his genius.
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  33. The press overhypes 99% of the time no matter the subject. Children need to be taught this from grade school onwards. That way people wont fear xenobots as they hear it on the news.
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  34. Hi Ben, I am an Engineer for Microelectronics with more than 20 years experience and also responsible for the physics inside Microchips. Also I like science Videos on youtube and I saw this video very late and I was tiered. I had the same feeling like you and I stopped the video, because I was confused and thought what a bullshit. With so many Abonnements usually I expected professionals.
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  35. Dr. Aye? Dr. of what exactly?
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  36. I love that Chapter 1 quote :D
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  37. Great video. I don't know if the experiment was accurate, but your video really explained what time crystals are and how hard it is to measure one.
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  38. Thanks!
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  39. Does a single impact of the bullet initiate a self-sustaining reaction, or must a constant series of bullets be fired, each producing a short-lived controlled fusion explosion?
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  40. Thanks!
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  41. Dragons' Den logic: Use the fame of the show to sell bullshit to guillible uneducated people... If we had a proper legislative system we could prevent this all, and much more, but here in germany the prosecutors still use letters instead of emails, they were allowed til 2022 to throw away any letter you wrote to them no matter how serious it was (I was luckily able to change it with the help of the Landtag, Stuttgart[but now they simply say "no evidence" and manage to throw it away that way, no matter how much evidence you have]) but apart from that, it is a complete mess, nobody cares in politics or the legislative about anything but getting their monthly paycheck and having to work the least amount possible, they don't care about justice at all
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  42.  @DrBenMiles  😄
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  43. you've asked for comments so here i am, noone knowing nothing but encouraged to speak ;d electrolysis argument is vaild from my perspective. Given how much water there is, it's level of salination, size (or rather surface area) of nodules and nodules' composition it doesn't neccessairly mean that there's something to be "depleted". One battery electrolyzing 1000 liters of water will run out quickly, million batteries doing the same amount of water will continue to bubble until water runs out. There's also important correlation between level of salination to the electrolysis happening, pure distilled water doesn't electrolyze, but when you add salt - process starts. Also keep in mind that sea water isn't only h2o+table salt, but manganese, magnese, sodium and bunch of other minerals. This means that product of electrolysis is h2+o2+ deposit which might add to overall nodule. yeah, science bitch
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  44. Thank you 🙏 i will watch it again ☝️ I like 👍 the title ,real and unreal they go together ☝️👏👏👏👏👏🌎have a joyful holiday 🎈🎊
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  45. The enthusiasm of both your guests was infectios Ben, great segment and thanks. I totally agree that green, purple and pink life might well be spectrographically inferred on exoplanets. However. Gravity, atmosphere and pressure, UV/IR, chemical composition of the planet/moon etc are presumably massivly variable. WE know that life started early here - purple & pink, then evolved to free.. What I'm saying is that every colour will likely be represented given the unfathomable variety of sliding variable. I'm kinda leaning towards Lee Cronin/Sarah Walker [Assembly Theory] and I would LOVE to see you do a riff on them while you're on this topic. I love your work Dr Miles, thank you for your intellect and effort.
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  46. Wait a minute! Us serfs and peasants aren't allowed to use this. It's for Elites only!
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  47. Diabetic here. Hopefully, I will survive long enough to be able to use this. Thank you :-)
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  48. Super cool video. Going to email it to my gf who is a biologist. Also, I've never understood why they thought stomata looked like mouths and not... well you know.
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  49. You know when a man with a lisp says bismuth, he means business
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  50. Just subscribed to your channel and this video was excellent! Glad i subscribed!
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