Comments by "Nerdlin Geeksly" (@nerdlingeeksly5192) on "TED-Ed" channel.

  1. I break the curse, because fate might change the game or the rules after your family beats her enough times.
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  2. You gotta wonder what was going through the heads of people who thought the uterus was an independent life form that wandered around your body and had to smell something to go back in place.
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  3. considering fungi were the first flora to blanket landmasses and evolved into the 1st trees, I would say their the perfect candidates to use on a barren alien rock.
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  4. With all the talk about covid being a lab leak, this was a good way of talking about lab leaks without getting political or conspiratorial.
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  5. Just flood the environment with Invasive species to deal with the locusts, then flood the environment with other species to deal with the previous ones; it'll work itself out.
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  6. Scientists: We need more energy for our civilization. The Sun: Yotta, yotta, yotta; big deal
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  7. Just because a system decides to use time does not mean it exists it only exists how we perceive it it could take me 15 minutes to drive to the gas station but it could take someone else 15 minutes to fly to Chicago and it could take 15 minutes for someone on the ISS to go from Chicago to England time is a tool but it is purely perceptive it does not physically exist
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  8. 0:44 love how Italy is an arm with a hand, and the wolf in the north.
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  9. ​@reubenong8728 80,000 characters are too many for anyone to memorize.
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  10. If I were a millionaire, I'd donate my entire fortune to research for this.
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  11. "The Confederacy wasn't defending slavery it was defending each state's right to determine whether or not it wanted slavery" Ok, but but that would mean you fought a bloody war not to protect slavery but to give States the options to use slavery. If a state didn't want slavery there would have been no point in fighting in the civil war on the side of the confederacy, and if a state did want slavery then whether or not they were fighting for the right to the option or not the outcome would have been the same. The secessionists dealt themselves a nonsensical catch-22 there
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  12. Now imagine if you could remember everything.
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  13. If my chances for living another 20 years is only 20% and I'd rather just pull the plug then put my family through that debt, and another 5 years just isn't worth what I'll be paying.
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  14. I know she's your mother and everything, but I feel that it would be best for you and your family to admit her to a nursing home for people with dementia.
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  15. "The problems created by partition" As a CK3 player this sentence struck many cords with me.
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  16. I like that even antient people thought of putting a bar at the end of the world.
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  17. I mean I can personally say that draining sites of infection of moisture and bacteria, as well as immediately sterilize the site and applying sterile bandages after helps me to heal faster.
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  18. This is one of the few things I think China was right to do, the immense energy output was worth it. The only thing I think they should have done differently was to put more effort into the relocation program as to make it not so difficult for those being relocated. If China and the rest of the world want to swap from coal and fossil fuels we're going to need dams like these.
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  19. to all pacifists who do stand on the sidelines, take a note from this women
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  20.  @DegreesOfThree  my apologies, I heard somewhere they were the 1st to evolve outer bark and true wood, eventually trading spores for seeds. Basically going from fungi, to ferns, to trees; now I can't find the dang source I heard it from despite it being about a week ago.
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  21. Music is a pleasant sound used in a rhythmic way, the clattering of pots and pans can be an annoyance but when used in a way that generates the Sounds in a nice Rhythm they can often be substituted for drums. That being said the way you described this guy going about it makes him sound like he was making noise for the sake of making noise and calling it music even if the noise themselves were unpleasant to everyone listening.
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  22. I guess the dwarf is technically a cannibal for eating his dragon brothers heart
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  23. I followed your link but I didn't get a free copy is this because I had an account at one point?
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  24. Time is a man-made non-physical tool to help us perceive the passage of the world around us in a way that is not so hard to understand at least on a small Earth's surface scale think of it like math a non-physical tool that helps us not only understand but construct the world around us. If we branch out into multiple multiple planets, multiple solar systems with populations, or entire galaxies populated it becomes a more complex version of time zones and gravity here on Earth it's not the same time in New York as it is in Tokyo and some people age faster on high altitude cities likes a house at the peak of Mount Everest as compared to a house at the bottom of the Grand Canyon gravity affects all of us even in the weightlessness of space cell division slows down and thus you age slower. And so that means the less you get injured the less your cells need to divide and the healthier you live without tearing muscles or ligaments or really any kind of injury that causes cell damage will help prolong your life span but also not working out at all can also shorten it due to atrophy you got to find that perfect balance to help prolong it as long as you can not too fit but not too unfit either work out too much and you tear too many and build too many muscles causing them to divide quicker work out too little and your body starts to go into atrophy and struggles to fight against gravity you become so weak that you can't really live think of it like pH if it's too high of a pH (alkaline) it can be lethal but too low of a pH (acidity) can also be lethal as well, I guess the old saying stands true everything in moderation.
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  25. Mali should simply take over the mining operations and nationalize all the assets needed to mine the gold as a form of compensation for all the years of the companies screwing them.
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  26. because most countries didn't want to give away their spys methods so soon after the war in fear the enemy would learn from them
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  27. God Bear you do realise not everthing you said there can be obtained by everyone thats why Americas slogan has the phrase the right to presue happiness because not everyone can obtain everything they want in life but they should certainly have the option to try someone once said a utopian society often becomes a distopian society because complete peace and happiness can only be temporary it never lasts
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  28. I'm from America and had no idea this even existed, but I'm glad I found out about it; it's amazing!
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  29. "Ethic has prevented catastrophe" Pretty sure catastrophe already happened
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  30. I watched the infographics episode about the male body, they said 60% of men snore; now Ted ed comes out with this.
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  31. Thanks for the cooking tip
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  32. TotalFreshness feminism is alright in moderation to the situation my problem is with feminist extremists
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  33. gig jobs like uber are worse than a normal job, this is not freelancing it is merely giving the illusion of freelancing.
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  34. One way to prevent economic depletion of these restored zones is to integrate fruit bearing plant life that way governments can employ foragers to go pick the fruits and vegetables and sell them this could create jobs while also helping to drop the price of healthy foods. And with such Bountiful plant life wild game is bound to inhabit these restored areas allowing for regulated hunting of game wether it be by the civilian population or employed foragers, this hunted game will help supplement the meat market while we try to move away from large scale animal farming. These areas can also be designated as national parks to help protect them.
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  35. I thought medical research was on a volunteer basis, if mostly Europeans are volunteering then I wouldn't say it's a researcher problem I would say it's an Asian problem in that they don't volunteer themselves enough.
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  36. I understand where it comes from but at this point in time the Englishman have long since gone and many of the issues in these areas are from the locals who refuse To bury the hatchet. You can only blame someone for so long after they leave before you have to start pointing the finger at yourself. Much like blaming an abusive father for Problems you developed growing up but once that father has passed away And you're in your forties you can't continue to blame your father as you're the one in control of your life now.
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  37.  @Theokin24  then you don't have what it takes to lead anything during times of hardship. Instead of 1 fatherless son, 1 widowed wife, 1 grieving family, you now have 5; and all of them will blame you for letting their loved ones die because you were there and you could have done something. But instead you chose not to act, im not saying that makes you a bad person; I'm saying that makes you a bad leader.
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  38. On many small scales this is correct, but when It's two Nations With large populations Versing each other on a similar issue, taking the middle ground might actually be more morally Justified. Because the alternative would be war that would cause death on a large scale. The only time the middle ground fallacy becomes a viable option is when the alternative is worse.
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  39. When feeble minds are tainted by wicked men, when they hold a person, an item, or an idea above everything; the innocent suffer. We all want to believe something is right so much, that we ignore logic and will stoop to violence to make it so. 🙈🙉🙊
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  40. Both were right, Humanity will always find ways through technology and wits to expand the resources needed to sustain a growing population; but even that hits a bottleneck. You can expand the amount of food but you cannot expand the amount of resources needed to sustain crops, you can expand access to them but not the resources themselves there is a finite amount of atoms in the universe and you can make 3d printers to mix and match them into different elements that feed crops while scouring the universe for new deposits to fuel those elemental 3d printers; but eventually there will be more people than food as we reach the peek of technology and expansion in the far future and then the issue goes back to being an issue of resources and not ingenuity. Bears face famines because they cant build farms or raise cattle, they can only forage and hunt; and people in less developed countries face famine because they don't have the wealth and resources to expand their agriculture or simply import more food. There will be a species wide overpopulation issue, it just won't be for thousands if not hundreds of thousands of years or even later than that.
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  41. It sounds like he had multiple personalities disorder.
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  42. You lied to me, you have raspberry sauce. How could you!
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  43. I find it hard to believe that we are the reason a Qbit resolves itself just by looking at it, this answer sounds reminiscent of the old "the Sun revolves around the Earth" theory; if a Qbit is both a 1 and 0 before we use our eyes to look at it then what's so special about our eyes that they can change the stance of a Qbit? we should research Qbits more before concluding with such self centered theories.
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  44. Alcohol didn't make people neglect their families and abuse their wives, alcohol and this abuse or merely side effects of the man's misery. If women's rights groups and churches wanted men to stop drinking and being abusive, then they needed to improve whatever it was making the men miserable; such as working conditions, hours, and wages.
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  45. I love this art style
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  46. An invasion is an invasion regardless of the approach.
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  47. "Was Burke the good of the people or the company, was this good ethics or good marketing." Yes...
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  48. Considering the current political issues facing America today, one could argue that the ending of this video are used in favor of a civil war.
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  49. I wonder if the creators of Alien saw this when making their movie
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  50. Humans are both generous and selfish, the concept that all humans are all selfish or generous all the time is a flawed concept as it doesn't take into account how well off each individual is. You can't help anyone if you need help yourself, when well off most people like to help others. Selfishness is often a form of self preservation.
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