Comments by "Gorilla Disco" (@gorilladisco9108) on "Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell" channel.

If you look at how much of them gather in Seoul (about half of them), you will understand why. Once people become urbanized, their fertility rate plummets. South Korea and Japan (with about one third in Tokyo) are the prime examples of unchecked urbanization.
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@ShaneR-Wx In my adulthood, I always do that. Cover my head to toe with blanket, drink water regularly, and wait until I sweat a lot. Sweating is a sign from the body that the enemy is vanquished, therefore it's trying to lower body temperature by sweating.
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1. I'm from Indonesia, which according to this video is the hotbed of TB. To order mass screening will cost around 1 billion dollar. Each year. And that's just for the screening. Yes, I agree that the benefit are greater than the cost. But still, it's a big sum of money. Not to mention the specter of corruption that will come with that much money. 2. I don't see any way to make sure the antibiotics are consumed to the last dose except mandatory confinement. But, the difficulties is that will put a good chunk of population in confinement for several months. After what happened to covid, people is not in the mood for another confinement.
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As long as it's under 40 degree celcius. Above that, your metabolism starts to breakdown.
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Is there any country with good parental leave law?
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@dvdmon What if there is an "antibiotics" called placebmycin that doctors can prescribe for those person? 😅
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7:35 So, Elysium?
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@yeshuabro-i2m It's still an insane number, if you ask me. 😳
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@tempestroadside And how much is their fertility rate? Are they have it better than US or Canada?
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@casperlundberg4332 And how much the good parental law increase their fertility rate?
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@TheAnonymousKnightOfJustice What it has to do with good parental leave law? Do they have it?
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@casperlundberg4332 I mean, how much it contribute to fertility rate?
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@casperlundberg4332 Well, I'm curious because if it is said that : - parental leave law contribute to fertility rate, and - US parental leave law is bad while - Sweden parental leave law is good, then how come both country have the same fertility rate of 1.7?
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@casperlundberg4332 Is Sweden always that way? Like to have less children?
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@casperlundberg4332 Why it's now change into less children? How about the same situation on countries across the world? Is it the same?
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 @casperlundberg4332 So, Sweden is doomed?
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@갱갱-l3d Forced pregnancy ... wha ... aaat?!
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Why so bleak? Human will incorporate cybernetic processors into their brain, make it as fast as AI will. The only contention is race between AI ability to reach self awareness and human ability to incorporate cybernetic processor into their brain. Who will come first?
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@ahmaddeedatibrahim6631 Never. Human are always very averse to confinement just like macrophages to bacteria. The last confinement came like an avalanche that people were just stunned. However, if government tried that again today, there will be resistance in every city. Just like macrophages after initial infection. It needs to be a stretch of time to make macrophages "forget" what enemy looks like. So is the confinement. If people already forget and lulled, then government can start another avalanche with reduced risk of massive protests.
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Question, why they all have the same DNA building block (A, T, C, G)? Can't there be any other types of DNA?
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You are essentially turn into cold blooded animal. 😅 Should we chart it as a win?🤪
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Let there be light.
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Agree. I believe one of the reason why we discovered so many TB medicine at the beginning of 20th century was because TB was so rampant at the time. By the end of 20th century, most active cases were few, especially in first world countries, that the eradication efforts was laxed.
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What's going on, Kurzgesagt made some videos about death in the last several months ... is he alright?
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