Comments by "Bernie the Kiwi Dragon" (@berniethekiwidragon4382) on "Professor Dave Explains" channel.

  1. Thank you for you hard work shedding light on all these frauds. Just a small token of my appreciation.
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  2. @anthonymeyers1209  So, you're saying Dave wouldn't. Are you hinting that it is because Jamar would threaten physical violence? Jamar can't reason with words, so he would have to physically hit his point home? That's an automatic admittance of defeat.
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  3. Does listening to these clowns count as conscious torture?
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  4. It's basically him conceding without actually conceding.
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  5.  @anthonymeyers1209  Jamar showed no respect whatsoever from the start; and what hierarchy?
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  6. 19:13 An oven was utilised to make your pizza. Antivaxxer logic: The pizza contains parts of the oven.
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  7. The tiger is anthropomorphic and from a Family Guy cutaway gag.
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  8. 4:45 "I have reconstructed this jigsaw puzzle, and clearly see a picture of a suspension bridge, even though I am missing several pieces." Bechley: "No, you are missing pieces, so you can't draw that conclusion. Anyway, it's a picture of bee, because I say so."
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  9. Real-life applications often help incentivise students.
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  10. I have that problem with my father. He's gotten into a lot COVID-related misinformation, but won't listen to me, a pharmacist.
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  11. I am Eurasian, but I can relate. People in my communities fall for one sort of crap or the other. My late mother used to send me chain messages that would say things like, "cold beverages are bad for your health", and I would have an absolute field day picking it apart, for all the good it did. Now my Dad's fallen into the Weinsteins grift. He still won't believe the mRNA vaccines are as safe as can be. His own son, that is me, is a PHARMACIST, but he would rather trust the likes of Pierre Kory or John Campbell! I get very angry with him.
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  12. Hossenfelder comes across as somebody who had a legitimately bad experience, but never found a good way to come to terms with what happened. This is the result.
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  13. I can't help but hear "Sad Guru".
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  14. What they don't get is, while Darwin (and the oft unmentioned Wallace) were instrumental in establishing the theory of evolution, we have since moved away from what he thought at the time.
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  15. They go, and their grift is over.
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  16. 😂
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  17. In cases of overdose, hospitals may prescribe IV acetylcisteine to protect against liver damage. This supplements depleted glutathione stores to help mop up the excess paracetamol.
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  18. Also science: We will also discard x, y or z, if new evidence is presented that disproves aforementioned x, y or z.
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  19. Mr. Farina! Go! Go! Go! Unlike Tour, we are all cheering him on!
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  20. I like these debunk videos, in part because it is clear Dave enjoys making them, too. You shine a light on these ghouls, Dave, and they all hiss at you in disgust and terror. It's entertaining on top of being informative.
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  21. Totally depends on your point of view. In the grand scheme of the universe and all the time that has elapse from t=0, what's 53 minutes?
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  22.  @Whaleonmyscale1  No. Cold drink. Including iced water.
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  23. Acid-tripping teenage you was a super-genius!
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  24. How is he even a radiologist? He gets even the basics wrong.
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  25. Intelligence and wisdom are not the same. A wise person would know there is no need to emphasize such a measure. What matters is how you use your intelligence. The accomplishments speak for themselves.
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  26. He just added up the scores of each test he took, didn't he?
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  27. You may have to dumb it down A LOT for your average Rogan follower, and Rogan.
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  28. That should be a T-shirt!
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  29. The only star that makes me what I am is the sun! Without it, I wouldn't exist.
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  30. Not sure he went to secondary school.
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  31. Thank you, Dave. I hadn't realized what this fasttracking actually meant. The media doesn't explain these things with precise language. It gives a lot of gaps and holes for snake oil salesmen to exploit, and as with Wakefield, these are stubborn stains that refuse to go.
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  32. Gilgamesh and Enkidu, at Uruk.
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  33. 5:05 Malnutrition is often seen in alcoholism, and they are both risk factors for overdose.
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  34. "That scientist didn't use every last instrument in the lab! He's a fraud!" 😂😂😂😂
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  35. Shh! If he wants to bankrupt himself, don't stop him.
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  36.  @Nukestarmaster  I think the Condiment King from DC is a more serious threat than a Dr Emoto.
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  37. Because the level, intensity and frequency of these events of stupidity is getting very exasperating.
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  38. ​ @marknieuweboer8099 Perhaps we can stop them recruiting more gullible people into their ranks. I can see in the comments of the first video of the series thanking Dave for steering them away from intelligent design. It only matters that we keep telling the truth.
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  39. The way I like to look at evolution as it simply builds upon existing features, is like if instead of getting an entirely new operating system for computers, you simply patch the very first and original one.
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  40. @zemm9003  Don't defend her. What she is doing is pointing to the yellow line on a railway platform you should stand behind for safety, except she's standing on the wrong side of that line and facing the wrong way, while telling us all how we are wrong.
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  41.  @joshualawson7604  It's more important to ask if he is being honest about it.
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  42. I don't think I can look at his iteration of Rhody the same again. Thankfully the character was recast.
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  43.  @badusername9474  Please, play with fire and run with scissors. Oh, I'm sorry. That's counter to mainstream, isn't it?
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  44.  @gonb5434  "Are you my mommy?" --Doctor Who episode "The Empty Child"
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  45. It will try to jump into water to breathe.
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  46. 39:33 If you can't pronounce it, don't eat it. Then deaf-dumb people would starve to death.
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  47. Rogan is gullible; the others are maliciously dishonest.
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  48. So he's a clichéd 1980s movie condescending teacher or lecturer.
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  49. These descriptors are as insulting as as they are factual.
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  50.  @unorthodoxpickle7014  The point I'm trying to make is, we develop a new theory that supercedes the old one, better at explaining ALL the evidence.
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  51.  @Bizija123  Sorry you think fighting for equality and against prejudice is a hindrance to progress.
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  52. @lukacvitkovic8550  Half-closed all the time, like he's half asleep.
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  53. Train tracks cannot handle curvature? Ever been on the New York Subway, the London Underground, the Paris Metro, the Hong Kong MTR, etc. ? They ALL have sections where they leave the underground tunnels and elevate up to and above street level.
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  54. ​ @ole3273 What is it today? It isn't merely the insistence for Israel to exist. It is an excuse now for Netanyahu to destroy first Gaza, and now Lebanon, taking revenge on mostly the wrong people with impunity. It's disgusting.
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  55. That's Dave all along. They just brought it out.
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  56. It would be like stepping on an ant. You wouldn't even know you did.
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  57.  @Shwiggity_shwagg  Licensing is not the right approach, but the misinformation spread by those grifters for profit is extremely harmful.
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  58. Until he admits that he's been a complete and utter arse.
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  59. "Hello, I'm Jamar, and I'm a Professor Dave debunking survivor." "Hello, Jamar."
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  60. In regards to this hack, why is it that dummies never know when to stop talking? Ba dum tsh. (Edit: Just to be clear, the hack was referring to Pierre.)
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  61. New word accepted and integrated into my vocabulary.
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  62. Here's a classic one: Never say the word "quiet" working in a shop. You will be flooded with more customers than you can handle.
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  63. You know the impulse to whack an electrical appliance when it starts to malfunction? I have it with these two. It just might temporarily fix them, if only by sheer chance.
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  64. Tour makes WWF wrestling matches look subtle and nuanced by comparison.
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  65. @fireblade9781  I am referring to the initial amount, $1910, sent. Meanwhile, Subboor still hasn't even confirmed when and where this debate is meant to happen, just some vague arrangement to have the debate at Brunel University (no details of which room in which building), in the beginning of April, with the dates still shifting, and a topic for debate as yet undefined and set, other than it having to do with creationism vs evolution. All of this is completely unnecessary, as an online debate can be held easily, achieve the same result, without having to make Dave travel. It's only Subboor insisting that David physically travel to England for this. Who's really the financial dunce for throwing thousands of dollars unnecessarily at this?
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  66. 11:31 Only person to remember being inside his mother's womb: Stewie Griffin.
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  67. There are a lot of contenders.
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  68.  @guff9567  I came to inform you, not so you can pass judgment on me. What exactly would the police do? There is absolutely no legal recourse to do anything. Ironic that you invoke God, likely the Abrahamic one, who has many a time accepted animal sacrifices.
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  69. ​ @marcioamaral7511 I think it already is. 😂
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  70. It's interesting how the same brand names are used for different drugs around the world. Here in the UK, Benadryl is mainly acrivastine, while diphenhydramine is often found in brands of chesty cough mixtures like Benylin
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  71. It is exactly the same as what I have read, watched and heard growing up. Ask those twits about Mir, about Apollo-Soyuz, and they would not have a clue to share between them.
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  72. Dumbest conspiracy theory? Trump's election fraud theory: hold my Chlorex.
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  73. Then it shouldn't matter if I walking on to a motorway, since all physical forms-my body, the motorway, the cars on it- all part of the universe, are by his claims a human construct. It should also not matter if he has to pay me compensation for listening to him, since the money he pays is also a human construct.
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  74. There needs to be. The only ones I see specifically about him either take his side or none, in spite of the blatant evidence against him. This man should have been jailed years ago.
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  75. They don't have A model. They have several, which contradict each other.
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  76.  @guff9567  Stop lying, troll. It makes you look more pathetic by the comment.
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  77. A damp and moldy cardboard box that still has rusty staples in them sticking up. That's the accommodation he has in mind.
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  78. As soon as Serf Jamar hears something he emotionally doesn't like, he just shouts and swears over you.
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  79. Thanks, Dave. Hopefully this will help me unhook my Dad from this liar!
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  80. Dave, you don't think Harris can beat Trump?
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  81. I expected fecal matter to shake loose when you shook this tree, Dave, but damn, there was A LOT! This dunce is dense!
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  82. @pogan1983  God: 🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿
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  83. Joe Rogan is not intellectually gifted.
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  84. Yes, but are they linked up?
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  85. The "pristine lab conditions" is so that we can produce specific compounds or observe and study chemical processes in isolation. In nature, these reactions all happen simultaneously.
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  86. I like how candid Dave is, too. He doesn't hold back. When something said really annoys him, he's sure to let you on now. It echos my own irritation at idiocy.
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  87. Can I just say, I hate his chuckling. He's laughing at things he doesn't even understand.
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  88. So, he's essentially the equivalent of Tony Blair of New Labour?
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  89. ​ @tylermacdonald8924 Sorry if you thought I was accusing her of being disingenuous. I am merely saying that her dismissal of the entirety of academia is owing to her seeing it through tinted lenses as a result of her personal experience.
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  90. @MikeStoneJapan  Admittedly, it's been a while since I was last in Birmingham, but I never got the impression it was anymore rife with pickpockets than London. The area around New Street Station was a bit grimey.
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  91. Homeopathy: That's some potent dinosaur piss!
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  92. @XRS Systems What does freedom of speech have to do with the propagation of lies and hatred? The very definition of antifa is against people like Hitler. Funny you don't argue about him being "demonised". If I were an alien, and I have been observing Earth, only to see significant numbers of this species refusing even basic truths about their own world, mistreating each other based on skin colour, sex, wealth, etc., I would recommend putting off first contact. If anybody is to hold us back, it is the current conservatives that we see prominently in the US and to some extent around the world. Their self-righteous, selfish, hypocritic and projecting attitudes are a sociological disease, a blight on humanity.
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  93. 12:49 In the pharmacy, I have dispensed special 2800ppm and 5000ppm toothpaste. In the UK, these can only be legally supplied with a prescription.
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  94.  @newsystembad  I bought a return ticket, dammit!
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  95. ​@Ouiofcourse It would indeed be a great shame for somebody who clearly demonstrated competence in the past. Alex Jones started out as trash, and ended as trash. Nothing lost there. Sabine Hossenfelder, on the other hand, still has much to offer, if she can stop and reflect on what she is doing now. To use a Star Wars analogy, we are watching a promising Jedi turn to the dark side.
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  96. Guess how we found out the MMR vaccine doesn't lead to autism? Wakefield's research and findings couldn't be replicated.
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  97. 10:53 It's also precisely because of this, we need powerful rockets to send anything up to into space.
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  98. "Government NASA Jew Penguins" 😂😂😂😂😂😂
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  99. ​ @sveikigauja  "Does YouTube Count Repeat Views? Yes, repeat views on YouTube can count toward total views. While not every repeat view will be counted to an overall view total, YouTube understands that its users might see a video and want to watch it multiple times or show it to people within their social circles, so multiple views can happen from one device or account and trigger new views that will be added to the total. After a certain point—some believe around 4 or 5 views—YouTube will stop counting repeated video views from that device or account within 24 hours. If the same user watches the video again outside the 24-hour window, the view will be counted again." --Hurrdatmarketing So it actually does, but only up to a point.
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  100. He doesn't fool me into thinking he's clever.
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  101.  @ProfessorDaveExplains  Philosophical: It would be sad if you knew everything, even if that was possible. It would mean you have nothing left to learn, nothing left to explore. Maybe this can add a new interpretation to the expression, "ignorance is bliss".
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  102. ​ @Noooiiiissseee Fluoride is the anionic form of the element fluorine, which is a completely different element from calcium. Calcification is specifically referring to the accumulation of calcium. This is typically calcium in a form not particularly soluble in water, such as calcium phosphate, which is actually what much of our bones are.
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  103. ​ @TheLevantin  Like different comic book characters over the decades, or the Warhammer 40K lore.
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  104.  @TCMcBiscuits  Alas, the Great Auk are extinct.
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  105.  @2degucitas  It's the internet; but we have our own assortment of pseudoscience over there.
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  106. @ProfessorDaveExplains You mean Donald Trump's sharpie wasn't affecting the trajectory of hurricanes? But that idiot was absolutely insisting on it! He was so sure!
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  107. That's really sad. The Middle East was key in conserving the advancements of Europe when it was plunged into the Dark Ages.
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  108. But Prof, you are in space. You're just on board spaceship Earth while you're at it.🙂
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  109. Understand that the name "Rimmer" only serves to evoke laughter from fans of Red Dwarf.
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  110. It just goes to show even highly educated people can fall for this nonsense, because it's not their area of expertise. That's why these charlatans are dangerous.
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  111. When you join the real world and start working, you will run into quite a few of these people, but do not worry. In time, you will learn your own way of dealing with them. We all do. Maybe you will even become like Dave here! For now, just enjoy the rest of your childhood and keep learning. 🙂
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  112.  @guff9567  It sounds like you are making stuff up.
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  113. ​@konradbrochocki4923 Oh, Dave knows. Even I can see Subboor's clumsy attempt to control the narrative, pretending to reach agreements and then blame Dave for delays, even trying to dictate the time and venue, refusing to commit to handing over raw footage of the debate, instead saying anyone can use the "uploaded" footage. Dave's continued engagement is purely to drag scammers, frauds and charlatans out into the light, and expose them.
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  114. ​ @cameronhesketh6814 That would be fine with Dave, but Subboor wants to put on a show on his terms.
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  115. Time saver; Packs a lot of information into a short time while still easy to understand.
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  116. Makes me wonder if any of this insanity and sheer stupidity has to do with recasting Rhodey.
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  117. ​ @ThorDude Which goes on to become a... bronze coyote?
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  118. I love how at the end of James Tour's long career, this is how he's remembered. 😂😂😂😂 Please tell me that years from now, his epitaph will read: "Here lies James Tour, Beloved husband and father. 'MR. FARINA! GO! GO! GO!'"
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  119. I finally have enough psychological constitution to listen to this debate in full. I've seen Dave's breakdown first, but Dave, you really undersold it in your breakdown: Tour is an EVEN BIGGER clown than you were already letting on. 😂😂😂😂😂😂
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  120. Now I feel bad about the shrimp I eat...
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  121. I always picture Dave with an expression of pity on his face, his head slightly tilted to one side, regarding the fool/conman/grifter he is looking at, when the music plays over the Dunning-Kruger Chart.
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  122.  @ProfessorDaveExplains  😅
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  123. It's his sole gold mine vein. If he relinquished it, he's kaput.
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  124.  @mikenickles3149  Nothing that cannot be treated and recover from, and especially when compared to COVID.
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  125.  @BuckingFuffalos69  You mock the suffering of all those afflicted.
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  126. I had a vacuum that was faulty. I took it back to shop and told the salesperson it sucked. He didn't see the problem.
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  127. I did not know this. The universe is truly an endless source of marvels.
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  128. ​@ProfessorDaveExplains They probably started as boys with chocolate fingers pretending to be obnoxiously chomping down on cigars.
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  129. ​ @Kurdish20226 And probably end up isolated and bullied by said doofuses.
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  130. I can't help myself, but when Tour says he doesn't have the tools, I thought, "but you do, James. You ARE a tool."
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  131. MR. FARINA! GO! GO! GO! GO! YOU DON'T DO IT!
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  132. @FlossyCarter  When you have a family tree so vast, you are bound to have some wilted branches.
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  133. ​ @bullschitt3666 You need to watch the Majority Report. Dim Fool is not centrist. He pretends to be, but he isn't.
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  134. 27:51 "Walking Foreskin" Now I can't unsee it. 😂😂😂😂
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  135. ​@Oppositemonth They built the stage in Antarctica, with lots of duck tape! 😂😂😂😂
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  136. @matthewbullion7935  Yes, OK. A fairly common mistake.
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  137. I thought these were new ones, not that what was covered in the previous videos weren't already damning enough.
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  138. Why?
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  139. Terry should just marry flies from now on, but considering their really short lifespans compared to ours, he's going to be getting married a lot.
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  140. 21:28 What is he babbling about? Temperatures are cooler in winter, because the same amount of heat from the sun is spread out over a larger area on the curved surface of hemisphere that is tilted away from the sun. It doesn't matter that the sun's light reaching the Earth is parallel of not.
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  141. 16:39 This is why, even though we are full of water, which consists of hydrogen atoms, we don't all go up like the Hindenberg.
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  142. ​ @CliffSedge-nu5fv Is the word "wanker" becoming popular in American English, or has it always been something uttered in the last 50 years?
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  143. My biology education only extends to A-Level. Even so, I understand plants don't just keep photosynthesising more with more CO2. It is rate-limited by other factors, and it produces its own CO2 during respiration. I doubt a certain blonde-haired Congresswoman paid any attention in school, or stayed in school for long.
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  144.  @humanbean3  Ideally one that is sound-proof.
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  145. Indeed. The scientific approach actually requires you to revise theories as more evidence emerges that challenge existing models. Our understanding of the world today is not the be-all, end-all. We are simply closer to the truth than say 100 years ago, but can still be wrong. Here's hoping future generations will know even better than we do. What we can do for them is continue to nurture the scientific approach so they may continue to have the most solid foundation we can provide to build upon.
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  146. They were all only born yesterday.
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  147. Working as a Locum pharmacist, I don't register any difference in workload on the day of a full moon compared to any other.
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  148. An embarrassment to their mothers, fathers, cousins, aunts and uncles, all their ancestors, their fellow citizens, the entire human species. If other animals are capable of second-hand embarrassment, I would include them, too.
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  149. ​ @I---student-of-knowledge---I  Subboor is still underestimating Dave's intelligence, and overestimating his own. It's obvious Subboor bit off more than he can chew. He thought he can lure Dave into a trap and control the narrative, dictating format, time and venue, even thought he can duck out of handing over unedited video of the debate with sleight of hand, saying instead the "uploaded" footage of debate is free to use. How is this not obvious?
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  150. It's difficult to resist making this pun.
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  151.  @stumbleswith40  Just to be clear, this is the same Piers Ash Sarkar said to his face on air, "I'm literally a communist, you idiot!"
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  152. Flat Earther... who's name is "Marble"? Let that sit for a moment.
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  153. Being contrarians for the pure sake of being contrarians.
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  154. The wrong amounts of both the right and wrong drugs.
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  155. So, for that minority, do they get paid in fish?
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  156. @RandomToxie A little-known fact until recently. The Kiwi bird does not have not need space lasers. They each have their own. (Eyes glowing)
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  157.  @2degucitas  I'm living in England now. He's back in Hong Kong.
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  158. Pit them against serious scientists, and watch them burn into ashes faster than any iteration of Dracula caught in sunlight.
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  159. ​@geneobrien8907 I feel reassured that I am at least no simpleton, since nothing she says panders to me.
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  160. Imagine if the barkeep talks to you about science all night. "That's all very fascinating... BUT WHERE THE HELL IS MY DRINK!?" 😂😂😂😂
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  161.  @guff9567  Said nobody ever.
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  162. Thanks. I needed that pick-me-up today.
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  163. That's cruelty to hazmat suits.😂
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  164. 35:15 Flurfers will go, "Buh dere' no sand! Deserts all have sand! Dave is stupid, huh, huh, huh!" They would never pass middle-school Geography.
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  165. ​ @jackhouse1618 So, essentially, he runs a clown show, and he knows his humiliation is what his fans eat up, even if they don't acknowledge that it is humiliation. Whatever anybody else's calls it, I call it pathetic.
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  166. 3:45 Gas doesn't need a container. WE may need to confine it inside a container to better, easier and safely study gases. Those containers are for OUR benefit.
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  167. It's a wonder they don't include charcoal, the "lead" in pencils, or diamonds, in their diets. It's carbon, after all. All of our food consists of molecules made with carbon. 🙃
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  168.  @am1089  Every "patch" in this analogy is a new mutation that becomes an adaptation to an organism's environment.
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  169.  @guff9567  Due to efforts of groups with ethical concerns for treatment of animals and advances in science, animal testing has been reducing. It hasn't been possible so far to completely eliminate, since we can't yet fully replicate biological conditions in artificial models. This is the reality as it stands.
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  170. If not for Dave's debunking, I feel like I am getting dumber listening to these scammers.
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  171. It's not just humans. Animals and plants, too. If we move to a different planet, we will need sustenance.
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  172. 32:25 I think what they are referring to is when the moon is sometimes visible during daylight, and the colour of the sky is superimposed with the appearance of the moon.
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  173. I would very much like it if Dave were to tackle this charlatan. Nothing worse than somebody who genuinely earned their degree, but then goes on to abuse it by spreading lies on a subject he has no expertise in.
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  174. 16:01 "Who keeps the Martians under wraps?" Martian, sings along, "We do! We do!"
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  175. Moon Water: We could have avoided every war with it! 😂
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  176. A lab only offers a more controlled environment for us humans to perform specific chemistry, to study reactions or produce specific products, but chemistry is happening everywhere, since almost the beginning of the universe.
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  177. But then Subboor can't control the narrative.
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  178. "I don't want to live in this planet anymore."
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  179. ​ @dasdswdsawd If we are going to strive for correct English, it's not "of". It's "have".
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  180. ​ @UCXEO5L8xnaMJhtUsuNXhlmQ But if you negate it's effect? Wouldn't it be similar to removing the Y Chromosome altogether?
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  181. Why is Sadhguru's name so funny? 😂😂😂😂
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  182. ​ @Extraterrestrial-Bilu  This explains the pessimism. Had Biden still been running, I would have a similar outlook.
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  183. "You don't exist!" "Nooooooooo...!" (Fades away) 😜
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  184. (Chef's kiss)
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  185.  @guff9567  There is nothing blind about listening to Dave, troll. Everything he says here is based on facts. "Big Pharma" gets thrown around far too much. Trust, but verify. Don't make assumptions because of who it is.
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  186.  @guff9567  Dave would be equally annoyed, if not more, if he stated "2+2=4", and people like you insist he is wrong.
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  187.  @guff9567  And that's the only place it can exist. Your brain maintains a paradox that would not be possible in the real world. Dave has been corrected before, and he is humble enough to admit and issue corrections when he makes a mistake, which is more than I can say for the likes of you. If you think this is some sort of cult, because you're in one, that's not any of our problem.
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  188.  @guff9567  So any correction he makes is because his ego compells him to be as factual and accurate as possible? Why do you make this out to be a bad thing?
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  189.  @guff9567  The opposite? You would rather he was wrong and not correct himself?
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  190.  @guff9567  Works for an agenda? No doubt you are going to wheel out proof any time now. Still waiting... ⏰ 📅
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  191.  @guff9567  Explain, using what Dave says in the video, why you think he is working towards a nefarious agenda. Bet you can't.
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  192.  @guff9567  All this says to me is that you don't have any idea what you are talking about. You can't even give any examples to support your accusations. Moreover, I believe you are being contrarian for the sake of being one.
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  193. I thought it should have been, "derp, derp derp, derp, derp..."
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  194.  @BuckingFuffalos69  No vaccine is 100% effective. Even if it stemmed from a vaccinated individual, it was only able to spread like wildfire because the others affected were not innoculated.
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  195. I feel sorry for his wife of 42 years now.
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  196. 5:21 Space Fudge!🤤
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  197. It's like striking a stone with an egg. We can predict what would happen 100% of the time.
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  198. They haven't so much as picked up a middle-school level science textbook to read.
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  199. Tour didn't put his reputation on the line--because he just straight up threw it away.
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  200. ​ @lexluthor9509  Sometimes, it loops back on itself, as with those two nincompoops.
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  201.  @DoctorOnkelap  Wow. Skipped straight pass quartermath. 😆
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  202. All good things...
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  203. ​ @ryanthenormal I have long suspected this to be the case...
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  204. That elevator music is Dave looking at these Globebusters, his head tilted to one side, his eyebrows furrowed in an expression that he feels some pity for them.
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  205. We can covertly video record them all the flight. If they say anything happened to them, we will just watch the video.
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  206. 3:43 Which way would a compass be pointing on a flat Earth? If it changes according to your longitude, which is the real south?
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  207. Wow. Even got a dig into Hovind. 😂 You went and debated James Tour in person! Cowardice? Really?
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  208. ​ @peterbenko9395  In Physics terms, no work done.
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  209. His version of string theory, which I am sure he doesn't know anything about.
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  210. It appears a lot of these scams have been enabled in the USA. How is there no legal challenges to these scams?
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  211. @kalez963  If you believe, then you have many gifts from God, including your brain. Use it, if nothing else, to honour Him.
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  212. I think we all know what kind of sandwich the author of the sandwich test is: bologna.
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  213. 7:13 Slight disagreement there, Professor Dave. Some people, like ardent Flat Earthers, cannot learn, or rather, cannot be taught or instructed, for one reason alone: they refuse to. In Chinese tradition, Confucius is revered traditionally as the model teacher of all ages (萬世師表), and it is attributed to him that he is not above teaching anybody, no matter their ability; what is also attributed to him is that he finds it difficult, if not impossible, to teach those who are unwilling to learn.
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  214. We all are. It's people like these two who don't realise they are.
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  215. That's what movies, series, and games do. Quite by coincidence, I was recently discussing with a work colleague how a film loses it's impact if you take the music out.
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  216. $1910 wouldn't cover air fares for a family of 4 OFF-season if you were flying from New York.
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  217. ​ @AndrewJohnson-oy8oj  It is as I suspected. You can spend your entire childhood being homeschooled, being taught absolute bollocks.
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  218. That's the dessert, but the main courses are just as scrumptious!
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  219.  @ErrantMasa  LOL It almost makes me want to see them try. You've put my mind at ease. Thank you.
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  220. 37:15 You can appreciate the same effect with the painted lines in the carpark.
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  221. All the while persecuting Christian clergymen. If he was a Christian, he is a really bad one.
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  222.  @PamelaContiGlass  I believe there are 6 countries that just declared war on you.😂
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  223. ​ @bigcbear3785 God: Yes! I made the bloody thing! Me! God! The Almighty! The one you pray to! Where did I go wrong with you?
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  224. If you like this, check out the debunk videos. Works of art!
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  225. And like Louie Gohmert's teeth, they are losing what few they have.
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  226. 29:59 I have to disagree, Dave. James Tour's mouth runs on an infinite source of BS which produces BS that is then recycled over and over again. It is an infinite loop. It's not a perpetual motion machine that requires no input to continue operating once it has started. So, James Tour is actually breaking the 1st and 2nd laws of thermodynamics. 😂
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  227. Your son is sharper than Tour and his army of supporters. He also doesn't have any of their conceit.
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  228. They were all only born yesterday.
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  229. I think whereas Howard is just really, really stupid, Carson is genuinely malicious.
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  230. Not too many, please. It would give me some sort of intellectual indigestion.
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  231.  @eliasjakemoran02  Which ultimately lead to his disqualification as a doctor.
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  232. I think Hovind. Certainly more annoying. His smugness surpasses Tour's, and is totally unearned. His conceit is multiples of Tour's, his condescension unwarranted.
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  233. Also, if you want to make it easy to get sun burn, take doxycycline. One of the known side effects is photosensitivity of the skin.
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  234. I counted them. Three F-bombs.
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  235. My Natural Products module lecturer in Pharmacy: "Natural" doesn't mean that it's good for you. "Natural" means it's poisonous.
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  236. Thornhill gives me John Campbell vibes, obfuscating and misrepresentating data.
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  237. I've been told that I should not pluck any white hairs, or they will come in faster. I counter that my white hairs will multiple as I age regardless of whether I pluck them.
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  238.  @redordead4491  It's like trying to explain anything to Trump. There is an impenetrable wall of stupidity obstructing your instructing.
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  239.  @trashAndNoStar  Worse, a lot of those complaints are based on lies and deception.
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  240. That makes it worse. He KNOWS the rapper is completely wrong and possesses the intelligence of a drunk and demented earthworm, but he still goes along with it.
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  241. This video should be the least controversial, if common sense prevailed.
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  242. David puts up another DI debunk to rip them another new hole. I click. I do lament I share the subject's family name. A pruning of the family tree is overdue, I guess.
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  243. @Ostia Hermes Please tell me you are being sarcastic. I will otherwise label your comment as misinformation.
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  244. Still makes more sense than sober flurthers.
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  245. The spectroscopy I did in pharmacy school was with a container, a sample cell, but only because the sample was a liquid and it facilitated easy placement and removal from the machine.
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  246. The same way our coccyx and appendices are vestigial. They still have some function, even though they're no longer prominent.
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  247. Defibrillator on standby.
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  248. Leo wants people to argue with their own brains like Homer Simpson.
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  249. ​@DryptosaurusDavid I think people tripping on acid (the drug, not battery acid) would make more sense than these two shysters!
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  250. 21:14 "...and wear pants..." Donald Duck: Oh, yeah?!
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  251. ​@halfhumanhalfzombie You've extrapolated their reactions to the results perfectly, sans the internal fracturing of that community.
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  252. Exponential regression from that point onwards.
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  253. The scales we are talking about here is incomprehensible to the human mind. The very beginning of the universe would appear to happen instantly, were it possible to observe.
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  254. I can barely envision even 1/10 of a second, let alone a trillionth of a trillionth of a trillionth of a second!
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  255. 7:18 This one, I can't find funny, since I have heard multiple ridiculous stories about cops arresting very small children, including those with special needs, leading to traumatic events. The negative association here precludes any possibilities of this scenario being funny to me. If the knowledge of what happens in real life was absent, the word-play is still not guaranteed a laugh.
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  256.  @srinivastatachar4951  It's one scene. The baby being investigated hits some random keys, and the scientist, played by Christopher Lloyd, feeds it through a computer program, rearranging it into a symphony.
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  257. No. It was going to be the verbal equivalent of a boxing match where Dave would be completely tied up and chained to a post, and referee is on Subboor's side, but Dave is too smart to fall for such an obvious trap.
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  258. Your brain is more brilliant than mine, Dave. It hurts mine to listen to just the snippets of their absolute drivel you have shown us, so I have to imagine you must be in agony sifting through it all. Also, I think Howard should just marry flies from now on.
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  259. ​ @_.SnowyNights._  A room in deep space, just suspended in the vast nothingness.
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  260. Han Solo needs another 11.
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  261. Because the children are brighter.
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  262. ​ @FullFrontalNerdity-e3z I'm remembering the dinosaur turkey (breaded turkey pieces shaped as dinosaurs). Ah, simpler times.
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  263.  @sci1905  Thanks for explaining. I was wondering if it was a reference to anything specific. 🙂
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  264.  @am1089  I could be wrong with my analogy, as I am definitely not an expert, but the patching has been going on since the dawn of life, and this process is still happening, albeit quite slowly. Will it stop one day? Not likely, barring the complete annihilation of life on Earth, and assuming we never figure out a way to make other planets or moons our new homes before the Earth gets obliterated by our sun as it swells into a red giant.
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  265.  @am1089  Well, it's been uninterrupted so far.
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  266. ​ @ProfessorDaveExplains Money well spent, I'm sure. They sound like subpar clones of James Tour.
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  267. ​ @djtonylee I'm beginning to wonder just what sort of reputation the UK is garnering abroad, and where it's coming from.
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  268. 🍿 🍿 🍿 🍿 🍿 🍿 🍿 🍿 🍿 🍿 🍿 🍿 🍿 🍿 🍿 🍿
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  269. @philvogelfilms  Thanks for clarifying! 🙂
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  270. Petersen still around?
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  271. Why do we still talk about all the despot and tyrants of history? It is in hope that we don't fall foul of their mistakes.
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  272. He just doesn't know when to call it quits. All he cares about is making a quick buck off of all of this. It doesn't value self respect.
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  273. ​ @coconut2232 The milk only fills half the plate.
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  274. Why does he keep turning into John Travolta? "While you were still learning how to SPELL your name..." 🤣
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  275. ​ @perrywilliams5407  Unlike the far rarer Infinity Stones, Idiot Stones are plentiful.
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  276. ​ @SchmelvinMoyville Fiction is an expression of feelings towards and about the world, as well as exploring this world's morals, ethics, and philosophy. It is meant to inspire. It does not make you stupid. It's suppose to make you think. If you believe it is real, then chances are that you were already stupid before you even laid eyes on the book cover or the movie poster.
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  277.  @SchmelvinMoyville  A I'm not wrong; B Feel free to disagree. I don't care. You can have your opinion, and so can I.
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  278. @shreyvarad  Brain transplants not begin a thing, he can at least hire somebody with more knowledge.
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  279. ​@damianedwards8827 I don't listen to rap. I had no idea who this dunce Lord Jamar was until he opened his mouth and sprayed S grade stupidity, and caught David's attention.
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  280.  @CryptoRoast_0  I just realized. Isn't that just the Discovery Institute at this point?
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  281. ​ @danielhamid5569 Every country has it's lowlifes. The UK is not short on scuzzbuckets.
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  282.  @ProfessorDaveExplains  We are certainly seeing some of the long term consequences of COVID already. Long COVID is not something I would wish on even my worst enemy.
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  283.  @BuckingFuffalos69  There are currently no known long term side effects from the vaccines, other than you live to your potential life expectancy. With COVID, the damage is real. You have nothing to be smug about.
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  284. His greed supercedes the risk of humiliation, which is all but certain.
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  285. Discovery Institute wipes sweat from their collective foreheads. Finally, a video from Dave debunking someone else. 😂😂😂😂
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  286. I am at the position that I am open to Deistic Evolution, ie the creator started the process, and was not involved any further. Think ACME tornado capsules--just add water. It is, as Dave points out in some of his other videos, the only place where a god may have input, given the current amount of scientific evidence does not tell us anything about what happened prior to the Big Bang, if there is a "before the Big Bang". I should point out that there is no evidence for or against a god or gods existing to start the process of the universe. We simply don't know.
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  287. Indulging in your fantasy pass-time to unwind? That's fine. Confusing that fantasy for reality, that's embarrassing.
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  288. Did you get it from the planet Barcelona (not the city here on Earth)?
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  289. I think there comes a point when people like Rogan and Carson and Terrence exhausts any desire to be nice, even from the most patient of individuals. The frustration is especially because Dave is an educator, and these BS'ers are saying things that fly in the face of fundamental truths and facts, on purpose, for clout, not purely out of sheer ignorance, misleading many, many individuals, the opposite of what Dave is doing.
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  290. Show them everything Sean Bean is in.
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  291.  @PseudoIntellectual2.0  "Playing with chalk" should become a phrase.
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  292. Dave, your insults are becoming ever so colourful. It reminds me of the Shredder's insults towards the Ninja Turtles as well as his dimwitted henchmen, Rocksteady and Bebop.
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  293. Nice try.😂
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  294. Really glad you came around.
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  295. ​@sergeisemenenko6291Subboor still sounds pretty stupid in your second point.
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  296. @sergeisemenenko6291 For sure.
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  297. @ShadyNetworker  And we say, "yeah. You sent him the money. YOU did."
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  298. Not really sure why Tour says hydrolysis can't happen in water. The concentration of water in the medium does not affect evert single chemical reaction, and is certainly not the sole factor in cases where it does.
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  299. When they say "debate me", they don't mean it. Their idea of "debate" is to use the argument to make themselves look good by hopefully showing people up who aren't equipped with sufficient knowledge. The only time they would confront an actual scientist is when they have no idea how royally owned they are going to be.
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  300. Their collective refusal to go is the definitive proof Tha at they are full of 💩.
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  301. 2:24 Even if Earth doesn't get swallowed up, the surface of the sun will be so close, everything on Earth will be burnt to a crisp, anyway.
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  302. It's always perpendicular to my direction of travel!
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  303. My mother opted for option 2.
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  304. Dave unceremoniously and furiously defrocks these charlatans and expose them for what they are, without mercy. The rewatch value of his videos is high
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  305.  @ProfessorDaveExplains  By the by, I like that placement of the question mark on his head. It makes his hair look like the base of a Riddler trophy out of the Batman Arkham Series. I half expect a grapple to come in and snatch it.
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  306.  @gedofgont1006  Your list of subscriptions does not fill me with confidence that your know right from wrong, especially if you follow the bigoted idiot who says to refrain from intimacy unless you intend to reproduce.
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  307.  @brianmillerthomas  He went to Cambridge... and? It doesn't mean he isn't lying about evolution. Watch the video. Dave lays out the case against Meyers very clearly, with multiple citations.
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  308. 59:12 Of course, some proteins in the body are regularly degraded and broken down, but this is through the body's own self-regulation, not due to any inherent instability of the proteins themselves, eg insulin. Once it has fulfilled its role, you don't want it hanging around, so the body breaks it down, while producing more to be released when it is next needed.
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  309. Dave's work is done. Well done for climbing back out of the rabbit hole.
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  310. Sokath, his eyes open!
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  311. ​ @Gunshinzero And that's all he is.
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  312. It got me thinking. In a microgravity environment, eg inside a space station module in orbit around the Earth, what happens if you mixed an oil droplet and a water droplet together? On Earth, the oil would simply float on the surface of the water; but in orbit around the Earth?
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  313. ​ @ihka4767 Hail from the future! They did, and they have done a very shoddy job of it. 😂
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  314. It's a real fictional show and film.
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  315.  @Chronix-  I was going along with you.
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  316. ​ @TheDMan2003 Americans culturally have this exuberance about them, and so the fools among them proclaim their stupidly louder and prouder than anybody else.
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  317. Jesus' actions speak for themselves. People like James Tour are superfluous.
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  318. ​@undine8750 It's in his nature. Ask him. He screamed at Dave during the debate several times. He also said at the beginning of said debate that he would treat Dave the same way he treats his students. He was screaming at Dave, so it stands to reason that he screams at his students, too.
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  319. He's very impressionable.
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  320.  @steveg1961  He's not even a quarter-math.
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  321. 💩 🌪🚽
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  322.  @tefilobraga  Time will tell.
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  323.  @goldenknight578  Cold Steam.🤣
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  324. Don't big him up. He's barely a serf.
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  325. ​​ @deltaiii3158 We don't have to. We know it is true. You haven't even fathomed how much science there is behind even the very device you are using to type your comment. A firm grasp of chemistry, physics, geology, biology, astromony, all culminating in a computer that is safe to use, can process information and transmit your comment over a network for all of us to see.
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  326. ​ @Aryasvitkona He would only be snarky if they stayed intentionally ignorant. I think Dave would offer courtesy instead upon their conceding that they were wrong.
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  327.  @spacix4118  I work in community pharmacy. I have observed the customers do arrive in waves, so I theorise that it probably has more to do with the bus times.
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  328. Mr. Magoo has gone all spiritual.
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  329. ​ @jamesdriscoll_tmp1515 He can't just will us into believing he's intellectually superior?
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  330. And slightly-inebriated Dave still makes more sense than this nitwit creationist, who makes none.
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  331.  @luvspiders1818  The only way you can really beat them is make them contradict themselves, then have them explain the contradiction.
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  332. I didn't know something happened between those two groups. You've given something to go and learn about. Thank you!
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  333. Never thought I would see Dave beardless!
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  334. There's a lot of space there, too.
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  335. Given his conduct, I think there are legitimate grounds to review his employment at Rice.
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  336. Philip J Fry in the year 3000.
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  337. Say they are aware of us. If you were them, would you want to talk to us watching our shennanigans?
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  338. ​ @GetMoGaming I think the History Channel was serious at one point, but clearly things have changed a lot.
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  339. The Greater London area is vast. The distance you described takes about 1.5 hours to traverse on public transport, and 45 minutes if you drive.
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  340. 18:37 I'm a pharmacist by trade. We have a very rudimentary training in organic chemistry. Drawing the chemical diagram for an amino acid is child's play even at that level. Heck, I was doing that even before university for A-Level Chemistry. It's not hard at all!
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  341. You do realise Dave lives in a country where gun crime is far more frequent than any other industrialised country?
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  342. 0:53 You W? YOU W?! I'll see myself out now...
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  343. Good God. Baldrick was doing better when Blackadder was trying to teach him addition, when his answer two beans and two beans was "some beans".
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  344. Probably above the atmosphere above a longitude around dawn or dusk.
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  345. ​ @CliffSedge-nu5fv There is simply no evidence for a god, if there is one anywhere.
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  346. Then how would he explain the time discrepancies?
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  347. @arkroyalrifemoonbasealpha6101  What is up, and what is down, on the surface of the globe?
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  348. ​ @jlagu The church came to its senses late, but they got there in the end.
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  349. That is what Tour is in a nutshell.
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  350. You don't have to feel too bad for them. They got their digs in.
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  351. 41:19 Nathan, you don't even know how to convert between units. I personally won't trust you to tell an experiment from fraud.
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  352. You did try to tell him Halloween is set on 31st of October, and so can never fall on the 13th, no matter what day of the week it is, didn't you?
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  353. ​@Volkbrecht Or, yes let them, but only let on Flurffer passengers. If they get lost, and I never hear from them, it will be too soon.
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  354. I would have said a cylinder, but your point stands.
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  355.  @rhetoricalquestion6009  Do things not exist underground until we start digging? Does it only magically come into existence when exposed to sunlight? What if we were digging in the dark? The sun doesn't shine inside their skulls, so there can't be anything in them. These Flat Earthers... 🤣
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  356. The work he's done... Watch the videos that talk about his plageurism.
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  357. I hope you managed to save your friend before he went over his abyss.
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  358. ​ @ThisAintIt435 I always held the position that if these religious types have such reverence for God, they should make full use of God's gift to them--their brains.
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  359. @calculuslover2078  If the shoe fits, charlatan apologist.
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  360. 19:26 Thou doth protest too much, Jimmy boy!
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  361.  @jared_slouch395  Don't stop. Honey, don't stop. 👅👄 (There's no Rolling Stones emoticon.)
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  362. He actually debunks. You're missing the cake for the icing.
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  363. Does your friend have a similar mentality to these creationists, except the role of God is played by the Party?
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  364.  @snowcat9308  Many do; many don't.
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  365. He was born to Italian parents, who are from Pisa. Yes, the very same famous for the Leaning Tower.
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  366. Did you point this out to your wife?
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  367. We all know what god is: A giant kiwi that fires lasers from its eyes!
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  368.  @timtimgregg  My little sister used to count wrong when she was very young. She'd get up to twelve fine, then it goes "fourteen, thirteen..." and it gets all jumbled up. She was a stubborn little girl, too, and refused to be corrected, losing her temper. This was when she was only a few years old, not long after she started nursery. This is Terence Howard as a grown-ass man.
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  369. If that's tuition for all the education Dave supplied to catch them up so many years of science, it's a bargain.
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  370. At some point, all the water inside me now was urine of multiple prehistoric animals. I wonder what properties it remembers from those times?
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  371. ​ @MyNameHere101 It's a subterranean reservoir, deep, deep underground. 😂😂😂😂
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  372. Then throw him outside, in a space suit, one he has checked himself that it cannot project any film on his helmet visor.
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  373. At what point does Tour realise "It's a trap!"?
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  374. It just seems that so many diseases are worse on the continent of Africa compared to everywhere else.
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  375. Ironically, the Jesus he so idolizes would denounce all of Tour's actions.
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  376. Is there any worry that if Dave would ever become enough of a bug to the DI that they decide to send their lawyers?
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  377.  @davidwatson2399  Professor Dave is doing good work unmasking these liars and charlatans, in particular James Tour, who is probably cussing Dave out every day in private. (I would love to be a fly on the wall for that.) It suddenly occured to me, and made me worry, however, America being world-renowned for its litigious culture, that they could simply put Dave under financial pressure with frivolous accusations. Even though no accusation can possibly hold any water, they can still try to make life miserable for Dave. I have come to expect the worst from these extremist conservatives, to be unscrupulous, the scum of scum. Am I just worried about nothing?
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  378. Here's another hole to poke in their nonsense. Why is there a hurricane season? If we can make and control hurricanes, why not keep making them, more of them, all year round, to make sure the government actually eradicated all people in red states? Why no military forces to dispose of any pesky survivors? Who's creating them in other parts of the world? What have they against the Southeast Asia? Why aren't we seeing anything nearly as powerful or potent in temperate regions (yes, we have storms, too, but they are not quite as powerful)? Why only coastal areas? Why haven't we used this to defeat our international adversaries? None of it makes any sense!
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  379. I lost my mother to breast cancer four years ago. I saw what chemo did to her. It was so bad, she couldn't continue.
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  380.  @hemlock40  I'm not in any way an astronomer, just somebody who is interested in astronomy and science in general, and listening to those idiots feels like flossing my brain through my ears with barbed wire. It's that painful, so I can't say I blame your father for not wanting to subject himself to this kind of torture.
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  381. 21:48 Try building a long suspension bridge without accounting for the curvature of the Earth's surface. It would never work.
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  382. 12:39 I have to question why Tour thinks it's not possible to form peptide chains in water. Even if the reaction was reversible, and the molecules constantly broke down and reformed, and that water concentration on one side pushes the reaction towards the monoamines, it does not prevent it. In any case, it is not reversible. The peptide bond formed is covalent, ie it would be chemical stable and will require something more reactive than water or the presence of a peptidase to break it.
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  383. When you were still learning how to SPELL your name...
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  384. Argument on authority: one example is the citing of scientists who refuse to acknowledge climate change, against the vast majority who agree.
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  385. Here's a twist to the trolley dilemma: what if the one person you would kill to save the others was your own mother?
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  386. He is a loathsome individual on a multitude of other fronts, too. However, his idiotic take in evolution hasn't gotten as much coverage.
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  387.  @tripolarmdisorder7696  A genie would probably admit that it is only he who does it with magic, but we do it through science.
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  388. I thought drunken style only existed as a style of kung fu. This is drunken style debunking.
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  389. @frankthetank8050  No, he didn't. Not until he fesses up to what he did to the Sandy Hook families.
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  390. I'm getting myself a Subway later today...😜
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  391. ​@bartonpaullevenson3427 That's interesting. How did they explain how the east coast of South America and the west coast of Africa fit into each other, to say nothing of the rock layers and fossils, prior to plate tectonics being accepted?
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  392.  @MossyMozart  Shaka.
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  393.  @MossyMozart  Sokath, his eyes open.
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  394. 46:06 Light: I have to take a detour through different media. My speeder was the same, I just had longer to go. Thornhill: You've changed speed. Light: No, I didn't. I had a longer way to go.
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  395. I'm not sure I can put myself through the insanity of the debate itself, so I settle for the highlights.
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  396. Shouldn't your theme song for this series be in Italia, Prof?
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  397. ​@jacquelineuthoff4247 It's rewatch, education and entertainment values are through the roof.
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  398. Pierce Morgan's show is just Joe Rogan's slightly more polished. It's still an echo chamber. I do believe they didn't have you on for a reason. It would drive the whole conversation to one side, the truth, the actual truth, and they don't want that.
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  399. You should cosplay at Halloween or somthing as Tour, Dave, with a Riddler Trophy on your head.
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  400. I think you mean "insightful". I certainly hope he help most people new to science put things into perspective.
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  401. Penguins: How did the hairless monkeys know we have guns!?!? Who squawked!?
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  402. ​ @Carl-p7z I would group those people in category 2.
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  403. I imagine him sitting with ancient Babylonians, and somehow, he'd still be the fool.
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  404. Point to old, outdated, flawed and fraudulent parts on the path of scientific discovery, ignoring all the legitimate studies and research, and twist and misrepresent it all. That's what anti-science kooks do.
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  405. Dave actually answers this and many more questions viewers pose about himself. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLybg94GvOJ9E-MJS7mG32HiICr1r4CyLF
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  406. ​ @orangecaprinun He sounds like he's about to start singing Surfin' Bird.
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  407. Just different packaging. It's the same 💩 as Christian radicals.
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  408. My tricorder is picking up no neurological activity from the three stooges.
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  409. He's scum for different reasons who just happen to share the same surname with these two.
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  410. Would "parasitic" be a better description for Tour?
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  411. 36:19 I see no intelligence with these two on screen.
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  412. At the rate things are going, they will never catch up to any of us.
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  413. They are trolling, but it doesn't mean that they aren't simutaneously also fools and imbeciles.
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  414. actually, his slowing of the speech does not come across as less pretentious. If anything, this clumsy effort to conceal it only serves to highlight it more.
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  415. She's not fit to be your mom.
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  416. ​ @FCastro-wm5yv And he go to Jesus and leave the rest of us alone.
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  417. And then he has about as much success kicking the ball as Charlie Brown.
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  418. Go back. We 🤬🤬🤬🤬ed up everything.
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  419. ​ @ProfessorDaveExplains Depends on how you use the term "scientist". Tour is a scientist by job description. You are a scientist in practice.
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  420. Oh, geez. It's not like global communication hadn't evolved beyond messages being delivered on horseback. Even Flat Earthers know to use Zoom, Meets, and the like. Yes, I just placed Subboor below Flat Earthers.
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  421. I know I am at least not bottom-rung.
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  422. Room temperature in the Fahrenheit scale, or Celsius scale? 😂
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  423. They are like stubborn stains. They are embarrassing and refuse to disappear.
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  424. ​ @Ligierthegreensun I prefer a doner kebab.
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  425. I would have a good-natured debate. Well, it would be a discussion, a conversation.
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  426. It's quite strange. I am listening with a pair of Bluetooth earphones, and the sound only comes in properly if I used BOTH.
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  427. 12:20 Uranus is well-known to rotate pretty much on it's side with respect to the ecliptic. What does Jamar think is happening there, or does he not even know this?
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  428. I can taste the impending stroke.
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  429. I hope you shared this with your father.
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  430. ​@angrydoggy9170 I think it's both. They know just enough to go confabulate and con their audiences, but they don't care to learn anything beyond this little scrap of actual information, because there is no financial value for them to learn more. That's all they care about. They are conmen.
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  431. A lot of people can't figure out my ethnicity from my appearance. Apparently, my accent doesn't help much, either.
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  432. On his home turf, no less.
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  433. Such as jokes that punch down.
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  434. ​ @MunyuShizumi  So, for anybody to perform such a feat without lighting the world on fire, it would have to involve the supernatural to circumvent the limitations of physics.
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  435.  @ProfessorDaveExplains  Can they? Wagers accepted. 😜
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  436. Too bad. I'm still planning on visiting some day. 😂
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  437. I think you dropped at least two F-bombs in this video, but I was effing and blinding just watching your dissection. The stupidity and sheet dishonesty is very infuriating!
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  438. And now, he's haemorrhaging from this self-inflicted wound. He made himself a joke to all the brilliant minds at the Harvard event, and fellow colleagues started coming out with stories his bad conduct. He is on a downward spiral.
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  439. "What!? Compare me to James Tour? I have style! I've got brains!... I'm certainly a better dresser."
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  440. Isn't that a component of paranoia? Toxic skepticism, I mean?
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  441. It used to be a more mixed crowd. Now, the list of guests are all exclusively nutcases and grifters.
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  442. Several months later, we have more videos. It gets worse for Tour.
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  443. Probably got the idea from a cartoon for very young children.
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  444. There is if you want to dictate all the terms and narrative for your grift. That's what Subboor is doing.
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  445. I'm not an organic chemist, nor good with odds and statistics, and even I grasp what Dave is saying. Either James Tour is a really incompetent scientist, or he is a charlatan. Since he has accomplishments in his native field, the latter is most likely true. If such a plain explanation goes over his head, I don't know how much more Dave has to dumb it down.
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  446. May I please inspect Fred's car?
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  447. ​ @bullschitt3666  Maybe licensing isn't the answer, but the ridiculous spread of misinformation is causing a lot of problems. Something has to be done. Those grifters can't keep getting away with lying to people and making money off of it.
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  448. Ooh, buy one get two free!
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  449. Wasn't there a scene in that movie Baby Geniuses that did exactly that?
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  450. They need only look at themselves.
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  451. I'm British, and I say "degrees Kelvin".
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  452. ​ @flookd5516 Darwin Award winner.
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  453. ​ @orionx79  Limited by the supply of idiots. Yeah, it's going to keep increasing for a while...
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  454. "Flerpid"?
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  455. Mt Dew? I think I'm missing a joke here. What does a sugary caffeinated soft drink have to do with dinosaurs?
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  456. 19:21 This ties in well with how he and his brother Brett act like they are being silenced by the academia at large.
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