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

  1.  @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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  2. ​ @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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  3. ​ @TheLevantin  Like different comic book characters over the decades, or the Warhammer 40K lore.
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  4.  @TCMcBiscuits  Alas, the Great Auk are extinct.
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  5.  @2degucitas  It's the internet; but we have our own assortment of pseudoscience over there.
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  6. @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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  7. 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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  8. But Prof, you are in space. You're just on board spaceship Earth while you're at it.🙂
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  9. Understand that the name "Rimmer" only serves to evoke laughter from fans of Red Dwarf.
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  10. 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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  11. 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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  12.  @guff9567  It sounds like you are making stuff up.
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  13. ​@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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  14. ​ @cameronhesketh6814 That would be fine with Dave, but Subboor wants to put on a show on his terms.
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  15. Time saver; Packs a lot of information into a short time while still easy to understand.
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  16. Makes me wonder if any of this insanity and sheer stupidity has to do with recasting Rhodey.
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  17. ​ @ThorDude Which goes on to become a... bronze coyote?
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  18. 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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  19. 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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  20. Now I feel bad about the shrimp I eat...
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  21. 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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  22.  @ProfessorDaveExplains  😅
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  23. It's his sole gold mine vein. If he relinquished it, he's kaput.
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  24.  @mikenickles3149  Nothing that cannot be treated and recover from, and especially when compared to COVID.
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  25.  @BuckingFuffalos69  You mock the suffering of all those afflicted.
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  26. 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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  27. I did not know this. The universe is truly an endless source of marvels.
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  28. ​@ProfessorDaveExplains They probably started as boys with chocolate fingers pretending to be obnoxiously chomping down on cigars.
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  29. ​ @Kurdish20226 And probably end up isolated and bullied by said doofuses.
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  30. 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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  31. MR. FARINA! GO! GO! GO! GO! YOU DON'T DO IT!
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  32. @FlossyCarter  When you have a family tree so vast, you are bound to have some wilted branches.
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  33. ​ @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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  34. 27:51 "Walking Foreskin" Now I can't unsee it. 😂😂😂😂
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  35. ​@Oppositemonth They built the stage in Antarctica, with lots of duck tape! 😂😂😂😂
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  36. @matthewbullion7935  Yes, OK. A fairly common mistake.
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  37. I thought these were new ones, not that what was covered in the previous videos weren't already damning enough.
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  38. Why?
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  39. 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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  40. 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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  41. 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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  42. ​ @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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  43. 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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  44.  @humanbean3  Ideally one that is sound-proof.
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  45. 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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  46. They were all only born yesterday.
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  47. 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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  48. 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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  49. ​ @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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  50. It's difficult to resist making this pun.
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