Comments by "Roger Scott Cathey" (@rogerscottcathey) on "Thoughty2" channel.

  1. and it is pronounced bermaya.
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  2. What's this abo
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  3. McSweeney: "74 days wi'hout food!" Prahlad Jani: "Hold my prana! . . ."
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  4. yes the fuh it is
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  5. In other words, that poor kid had the worst defense lawyers possible . . . to not require independent verification. State crime lab, state prosecution . . no one saw the problem with this arrangement?
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  6. Are atoms shrinking? Or, Is space between objects growing? According to ae we cannot tell.
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  7. Speaking of fun facts, if I am not mistaken, the largest enzymes in the human body is myosin? Right? Any biochem or zoologists out there . . To . . Help . . Me . .. win . . Or lose . . A bet?
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  8. Bemoans modern cinema, then lists movies many deem part of the problem.
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  9. Even disregarding the sloppiness of the state lab, it is contradictory to have an adversary have their own producer of evidence. The idea guts the ideal of reliance on impartial probative evidence.
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  10. And, in the DNA business, everyone involved in manufacturing, processing and using any piece of sequencing equipment should have their DNA in the database to check against flop ups like the German incident.
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  11. In the midst of it isn't when to bring up the "brighter side" of these deaths. Youre an asshole, you know that? But did you get your clicks ok?
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  12. Tír na nÓg.
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  13. United States of Brendania?
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  14. oh! --- he majes koje our island! kakakaka! ka kaka! soooo funny! kakaka!
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  15. I think he did say a man, but theorize the mic cut out. The feed was tape delayed -- despite it being said to be live -- and the noise was edited out.
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  16. Are you as surprised as I am at the low percentage of relevant comments to the topic vs the stupid ones about your mustache?
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  17. Relevant comment: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/oct/16/malta-car-bomb-kills-panama-papers-journalist https://www.theguardian.com/news/2016/apr/03/what-you-need-to-know-about-the-panama-papers Daphne Caruana Galizia killing: https://www.npr.org/2018/07/22/630866527/mastermind-behind-malta-journalist-killing-remains-a-mystery https://www.forbes.com/sites/chasewithorn/2020/01/06/when-the-worlds-rich-target-journalists-maltese-reporter-killed-by-car-bomb-tops-list-of-10-most-urgent-press-freedom-cases/
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  18. Deductions were made once as to the density of space itself as a non-dissipative medium. The luminiferous aether as it were. The extrapolation has not been and evidently cannot be invalidated nor tested, thus proven. As yet at any rate. [groan]
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  19. True or not: sound emitted by a moving object doesnt exceed the speed of sound, either. Only variations of pitch. Only air density-changes alters the speed of sound. Test it with a train. Blast the horn at a preset time with detectors on either end of a given equal distance on the track from the point of the signal. The report will reach both detectors at the same instant. One high, the other low.
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  20. Here's something to moan about you'll find too often in comments: posts that start with "When". Posts that claim "I'm a simple man . ." Posts responses that have no relationship to your comment. to name a few.
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  21. Slows spread from carriers, doesnt demonstrably protect one from receiving virus in the EYES.
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  22. What? Medieval England . . What??
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  23. You? you mean we?
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  24. If in-breading repugnance instinct existed, women would find a way not to need men.
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  25. Al Jazeera report on man who's claimed to have lived 70+ years without food. https://youtu.be/FGF7EY2Ucm8
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  26. Here comes Halloween.
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  27.  @Resident--a  : I'm talking about physical length . . . Ahem . Lol, but thanks Doctor! 👍
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  28. Adenoiditis is an affliction that induces mouth breathing. It doesnt necessarily lead to moronity. Moronity might explain why some adenoiditis sufferers dont find out whats clogging their nasal passages and attempt to correct it.
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  29. A crowd asked to provide the figure pi to 100 decimal places wont come close unless one person knows the value.
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  30. like dum spira spiro: while I breathe there's hope.
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  31. I am proud to say I've never seen it, nor any Elm St. movies, nor Rocky Horror, and many other over hyped crap.
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  32. In Beadle's American Novel No. 45, August 1868, featured "The Steam Man of the Prairies", by Edward S. Ellis. Tik-Tok in Ozma of Oz. Frank L. Baum. Ancient Greeks had Talos, a bronze robot-like being.
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  33. what was that remark about a friend's grandma? Captions dont help. 0:36 or so.
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  34. Well, you have to take on Nobelist Montagnier now.
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  35. Y'know, your humour is thoughtless and rude . .
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  36. Unsubscribed
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  37. Neutrinos are fast vortices in the ether. Basically, smoke rings. Stationary neutrinos at the core combine with others making all the atoms of the periodic table. More mature neutrinos become photons, whose decay are neutrinos.
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  38. Dont think that photo was of the founder of Nintendo.
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  39. ~14:00
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  40. Lewis J. Latimer was the one who did the brunt of the perfecting of the light bulb with his filaments. https://grist.org/climate-energy/meet-lewis-latimer-the-african-american-who-enlightened-thomas-edison/
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  41. Not as safe as elevator travel.
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  42. for cryin out loud, he murders the word and it is annoying as hell. period.
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  43.  @galaxyanimal  : his channel is great. While it's just a peccadillo of course, it's no less annoying.
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  44. Someday, thanks to genetic engineering, peopls will be able to change shape at will, to become balls, to get down hills faster. Think of the benefits! We will be able to incorporate DEET into our skin to be immune from mosquitos, and create skin cells with SPF protection from cosmic rays and stuff. We'll even be able to grow silicon chips to build cell phones inside our brains and grow wheels on our soles to skate whenever we please! Oh the glorious future . . .
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  45. do you have a license to teach about laws?
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  46. J.S. Bach, without question.
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  47. There are more valid theories than these. Alven, Peratt, Krafft, Thorhill . . I like what one philosopher said: dwelling on first principles leads to madness.
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  48. That's mortice and tenon, not tongue and groove pally.
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  49. hahaha! absolutely.
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  50. Good job acknowledging Winkel as inventor of metronome. The Turk was recently recreated, but contents are still secret.
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  51. Well, by this cockamamie theory of old Albert, black holes are impossible too. It would take forever for the thing to come into existence.
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  52. You watch, "tagging" is going to take on a whole new meaning and become a raging sport. They wont get anywhere with 5G. Theyre sitting ducks.
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  53. We ate rice, wheat, millet, barley and all the grains fine by sprouting. Legumes too. Not necessary to cook. . . . saw an outtake from an indie time travel movie there . . it was pretty good . . forgot title tho .
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  54. I'd share this, but the "bat shit crazy" snarky put downs are too much. Not amusing.
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  55. I find a good metric for determining the merit of a video is the ratio of stupid comments to cogent ones. The overbalance here of the former compels my cessation of attention to it. Good day.
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  56. "The first University in the world was the Sankore University  in Timbuktu, capital of Mali. Founded in Timbuktu in the 13 BC century, Sankoré is the oldest universities (sic) in the world." So, not really?
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  57. this a repeat?
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