Hearted Youtube comments on What I've Learned (@WhatIveLearned) channel.

  1. Man defends his expensive Tupperware purchase for 12 minutes and 37 seconds...
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  2. I handle transactions for a multibillion dollar company. I work as a McDonalds Cashier
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  3. Long story short - They don't invest in making their people sick.
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  4. Shadowing is great technique until you learn japanese by mimicking anime and you end up speaking like jojo characters
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  5. Man you Gen Z guys are lucky I wish I had all this info when I was 15
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  6. "so you're a burglar" "Nooooooo, I'm an asset relocation specialist."
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  7. Also, students in Japan learn how to cook in schools. We actually cook some dishes and eat them in class. It is held about once every two months.
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  8. ya'll imagine going from a 10 to a 5 cause of some goddamn gerbil
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  9. "Oh youre an organ harvester?" "No, I work in human resources"
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  10. Reminds me of a saying in the bodybuilding community: you aren’t what you eat. You are what you absorb.
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  11. EA: "They're not loot boxes, they're surprise mechanics"
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  12. do cows take all our water? no, Nestle does.
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  13. I'm convinced that the "vegetable" word is 90% of the reason vegetable oil got popular.
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  14. The most frustrating thing is that people will debate until death about meat vs no meat while fossil fuels exist
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  15. If you want to be healthy just do the exact opposite of everything we were told about nutrition by mainstream experts for decades
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  16. I am happy that we live in a time when this kind of information is available for free.
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  17. Fun fact: in Switzerland it is illegal to call anythig milk except whole milk. Not even skimmed milk qualifies as milk.
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  18. The fact that we are predominantly a coal powered world and cow farts are some people's biggest concern has me dumbfounded.
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  19. WOW !! YOU MENTIONED ME!
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  20. I definitely have noticed that when I don’t eat, hunger goes away, but when I did eat small things throughout the day it would stimulate my hunger
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  21. So what I learned from this video is that we as a civilization need to drive less, find out how to produce electricity without fossil fuels, and waste less food.
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  22. After school I learned english by just watching YouTube and Netflix in english, and forced my brain to learn it. My thought was: "If a baby can do it, why shouldn't I?" So..7 years later my english is far from perfect. But fluent enough to make serious business conversations with international partners. (I never visited an english speaking country for more than 1 day.)
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  23. Wish they taught this to teenagers during Sex Ed...
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  24. I wished YouTube had a "Sort By: Controversial" in comments
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  25. By far the hardest part of fasting is the boredom. If you've never done a multiday fast, you have no idea the enormous amount of your daily time is spent thinking about, preparing, or eating food. Depending on your lifestyle, it can be really hard to fill all that extra free time. If you want a fast to be easy, start it when you are very busy.
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  26. Calling it vegetable oil makes it sound healthy.
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  27. Gotta cook everything yourself to avoid vegetable oils
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  28. Plot twist: the tupperware is 60$ so that you can resist breaking it
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  29. I can't believe how refreshing it is to hear a professional say "we don't know enough yet". So sick of all these grifters taking advantage of vulnerable people.
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  30. "You're watching random YouTube videos" "No, I'm performing non-essential research of human communication and expression from one of the largest databases of digital media"
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  31. I maintain healthy tongue posture.
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  32. The mitochondria is the administrative assistant of the cell..
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  33. "Japanese man speaks perfect English after watching American soap opera, Friends" The primary way non native English speakers learn English is from watching and listening to Shows, movies and music from America. Lol
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  34. next video: Oxygen, why it's over-rated
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  35. I learned from this video that if we complain enough we get more videos
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  36. I knew nothing before watching this video. Now, I know even less.
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  37. I think the biggest benefit of fasting is that it changes your relationship with food. You understand you don't need to eat as much or as often and you'll be just fine.
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  38. I'm so glad you mentioned California almonds. It has always bugged me that these farms in the desert choose to grow some of the most water-intensive plants in existence, just because the water they get is taxpayer subsidized.
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  39. Just completed a 15 water fast. 32lbs loss, it was definitely something. Taught me I didn’t actually like food, I’m just addicted to sugar, oil and salt. New paradigm shift for sure. Also made me realize how much little food I actually needed before being full, which makes me very conscious of what I’m putting in my body. I don’t have to always clean my plate, leave it for another meal to be.
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  40. It's not stab wound it's an E X T R A P O C K E T
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  41. The single fact that they have to deodorize vegetables oils to even make them palatable, should be enough of a red flag. (Amazing video btw)
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  42. I hate it when a tiger comes after me while I'm chilling out eating berries or whatever.
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  43. Watching my 5 year old become conversant in Mandarin by just arguing with his grandma has been incredible.
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  44. This video feels less a criticism of veganism and more so a criticism of overly processed foods
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  45. In conclusion: if you eat, you will die eventually.
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  46. I can't believe he said mitochondria without mentioning that it's the powerhouse of the cell 😭
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  47. Okay… so starve myself for like 5 days, train and then load up on eggs. Hell yeah, finna get yolked now!
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  48. I was taught when young in my profession by a wise head of the organization that when anyone came in angry and wanting some sort of satisfaction (higher or lower in status, doesn’t matter) ask them, “What is it you want me to do?” That appears to give them the power and nearly always deflates the situation; in my experience the person usually is flabbergasted and can’t really answer. They’ve come ready to battle, but if you take away the grounds for battle it changes the dynamic; you are then perceived as accommodating and reasonable, so no need to battle. I never changed what I was doing or planned to do, but the person felt heard.
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  49. > 6 varieties of unsweetened tea brb, moving to japan
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  50. I think I speak for everyone when I say, “we appreciate the detail and explanation” everything is very clear, persuasive, and motivating.
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