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

  1. The fact that the imperial units are defined through the metric units doesn’t mean that America is metric
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  2. 4. Wrong. It doesn’t move relative to the ground and it moves backward relative to the train.
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  3. How me his explanation was harder than the Derek’s explsnations
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  4. You forgot an important component of concrete: steel reinforcement
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  5. 0:49 What a nice Russian name and accent
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  6. People use probabilities theory rules carelessly, without taking all the nuances into account. That’s why “paradoxes” like this arise.
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  7.  @ВадимНечунаев-л2о , the fact that you know nothing about probabilities doesn’t mean that the probabilities are evenly distributed
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  8.  @ВадимНечунаев-л2о , you forget a nuance. Probability is the number of events divided by the NUMBER OF EXPERIMENTS. You may inspect marbles million times and forget million times, but the actual experiment (picking a bag) was performed only once. The sum of probabilities will be something like 10000% in this case, but it’s ok because the events are not complementary.
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  9.  @ВадимНечунаев-л2о , probability is not about unknown. Probability is about observing large number of experiments. Please read the “probability” definition of probabilities theory. If you face something completely new, the probability is unknown because no experiments were conducted. In your “100%” example, you miss a detail: the probability of getting the white marble is 100% only if you WANT to pick it, this is another experiment. If you know where it is and still pick a random bag, the probability doesn’t change.
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  10.  @ВадимНечунаев-л2о , you just contradict what probabilities theory says. You may keep saying this, but it will be another theory with other applications.
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  11. I failed to follow the math in this video, it’s too complicated
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  12. Thanks for protecting anime at all cost
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  13. 22:27 “Avoiding mass surveillance by government”. This is an illusion of safety in the USA and Canada where companies just provide backdoors for the FBI. If you make your level of cryptography on top of an existing messaging channel, it will be decoded using a thermo-rektal crypto-analysis.
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  14. I’ve seen the balls thumbnail a couple times. It seemed too unrealistic to me so I decided it’s a deceit and didn’t watch the video.
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  15. It’s 518 BTW
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  16. Planet 9 is Pluto!
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  17. More CO2 leads to more vegetation, so keep producing CO2
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  18.  @thatguyagain6653 , vegetation uses CO2 from air to build themselves. Veritasium has made a video on this, search "where trees take mass".
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  19. Bluesbr0ther, so you know how to solve the problem
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  20. You’ve disabled the dislike button, what a shame. I’ve pressed “dislike” to vote against it.
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  21. 4:32 False. Producing and recycling batteries give a big impact on environment
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  22. Meanwhile in Russia: new pray’n’pay technology
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  23. Konstantin, how did you escape USSR?
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  24. That’s why services must never ever use SMS as a single authentication method
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  25. VoodooG, no, gas cars burn much more seldom
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  26. Almost as hot as getting in a room with me
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  27. Answering the second question from the form, I chose 100 because it’s the least random looking number.
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  28. What about sub-zero?
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  29. @ the cream improved the rash in 223 cases against not improving in 75 cases. So in average it did improve the rash.
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  30. Luck is what makes you outstand another hard working guys like you
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  31. I saw you using a phone while driving on the last week
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  32. It’s time to learn Chinese
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  33. 0:48 It’s pronounced as “spootneek” (the stress is on the first syllable). It means “satellite” in Russian.
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  34. It doesn’t matter how people vote. It matters how the votes are counted (hello from Russia).
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  35. Thanks for yet another concern
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  36. I’m afraid it’s opposite. Space exploration was made to develop missiles.
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  37. 12:48 A mistake. The highest distinguishable frequency is N/2. Fundamental x 4 in this case. On the next slide an 8Hz wave is shown with 8 samples. If you take a look closely, you'll see that every sample corresponds to a cosine wave high peak. I.e. an 8Hz cosine wave produces that same signal as a 0Hz "wave" with a non-zero amplitude at the sample time points. What the slide actually shows is that if you try to calculate frequencies higher than N/2, you'll get "ghosts" of lower frequencies (1Hz → 7Hz in that case). Fourier Transform really produces 8 frequency numbers for 8 sample numbers. 4 numbers represent the sine sums, the other 4 represent the cosine sums (of the same frequencies).
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  38. Meanwhile the US: forgets about tornados after a day
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  39. This is just a matter of putting proper weights to the graph
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  40. A question: why didn’t Newton just integrate the function at 13:10? Why did he break it into a series?
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  41. The answer: because the direct integral includes π, which you want to find
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  42. YouTube forces you to do it to attract more audience to YouTube itself
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  43. We have a special phrase to describe the quantum state: да нет наверное (yes no probably)
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  44. How do you live with a plastic inside your tissue now?
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