Comments by "Cheese Business" (@cheesebusiness) on "Veritasium" channel.

  1. The company paid him for years with no guarantee of result, i.e. took the financial risk from him. Would he invent the LED without the financial support? Would you risk your money like the company did?
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  2. spektor56, what are you smoking?
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  3. Imagine how much new we’ll find if we imagine it in 4D
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  4. “I’m gonna use all the effects”
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  5. It reminds me christianity
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  6. It’s like having 2 same size bags: one with 1 white marble and the other one with million black marbles. And putting your hand into a random bag to grab all the marbles. According to Derek, the chance of picking a black marble is million times higher. Well, you’ll have more black marbles in average, but the fact that you forget that all the black marbles are a result of a single outcome doesn’t make them being picked independently.
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  7. You just advertise yourself
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  8. 4:16 Actually this experiment shows that the probability is 1/2. Probability is the number of event occurrences divided by the number of experiments (tosses of the coin). If you get 5, 5 and 5 in the columns, you must divide each by 10, not by 15, because the coin was tossed 10 times.
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  9. Also you tell like the information entropy and the thermodynamic entropy are the same phenomena. It’s a mistake, these are different terms so they mustn’t follow the same rules. Considering your example with the goblet. If I know beforehand how I’ll shuffle the liquid, I’ll be able to predict what shape the mixture will have. So the amount of information entropy doesn’t increase while amount of thermodynamic entropy does.
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  10. 9:01 I don’t quite agree. The reason is that the funds take much money from your earnings as a fee for their services. Each dollar taken as a fee stops earning future money, therefore the fee loss effect accumulates over time. The crisis time shows that the funds actually can perform better than the market.
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  11. Паукан
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  12. 15:18 Хоп, мyсoрок, не шей мне срок Машина Сингера иголочку сломала
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  13. 3:00 It’s wrong for a very simple reason: the bottom events are not complementary. The sum of probabilities equals 100% only if the outcomes are complementary, i.e. one and only one outcome can ever occur. In this case the bottom events can occur in the same outcome: the bottom Tuesday occurs if and only if the bottom Monday occurs. So the answer is: the probability of all 3 cases is 50%.
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  14. If you add up 21 and 43 you’ll get 64. Amazing!
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  15. Who is he?
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  16. But anyway I wish Muslims are proud of mathematics instead of кilling “wrong” people
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  17. It’s easy to prove that 1/3 is a cognitive bias, I hope you’ll make a video about it
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  18. I think your mom will be enough (sorry, I couldn’t stand)
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  19. What you know is just the tip of the iceberg
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  20. 0:51 I think that your answer is wrong, because the cream did improve the rash (223 vs 75). And the lack of the cream also improved the rash (107 vs 21). But if you asked “did cream perform better than no cream”, the answer would be “no”.
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  21. Why doesn’t he wear a protection?
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  22.  @politcallycorrect5816  universities are nonprofit organizations financed by taxes. This is outside the capitalism system. The company shown in the video is not a university.
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  23. Stop being a fool. If a mouse knows how to build a mousetrap and that a mousetrap can eliminate food competitors, it definitely will build a mousetrap.
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  24. The leader > the people
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  25. Islam didn’t exist back then
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  26. FBI: “You are not permitted to know it”
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  27. Digital video, progressive/interlacing 🤦‍♂️ Come on guys, nobody of you even remember the time when p/i was cared about.
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  28. 0:00 When you overdue a million dollars to mafia
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  29. When a mathematician pulls out an infinity, you know some cheating is going to happen. I smiled at the part where you told that the bigger debt part in addition can be ignored because there are too many digits before it 😅
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  30. 20:53 “The same as F1 cars” Precedes to show F3 cars
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  31. 4. Wrong. It doesn’t move relative to the ground and it moves backward relative to the train.
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  32.  @tariqtech5078 I responded not to you
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  33.  @overtimeseed  do I look like a person who knows the whole iceberg?
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  34. kirby kir, quantum is only a theory
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  35. A boy: the Earth is flat A man: the Universe is flat
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  36. The company paid him for years with no guarantee of result, i.e. took the financial risk from him. Would he invent the LED without the financial support?
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  37. The train question: in the question you said that this part doesn’t move backward relative to the train. But it actually does.
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  38. Still a big drawback is that electric cars tend to explode and emit much fire on accidents
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  39. All dictatorship pretending to be democracy: yes, it’s all math fault
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  40. That man didn’t skip the brain day 😅
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  41. What if it was intentional, and Derek will tell about the experiment in the next video 🤔
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  42. Have you seen Russian roads? Autopilots will make many awkward situations in Russia.
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  43. I’m from the Chinese navy. I’ve been writing this down carefully.
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  44. Wow, a double ad
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  45. There is a much easier way to define kilogram: define it through the holy American pound
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  46. Lünkel, it’s ok for Americans
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  47. There is dark metal on Earth
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  48. Спуди-мун
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  49. Meanwhile sailors: how to use all this on ship?
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  50. How do you know that twin prime numbers are infinite if you can’t prove it?
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