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

  1. I would like to point everyone to a Gallagher video where he tackles the flaws in the English language.
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  2. Georgia Ewington if you talk to him like that he might have you executed or just thrown back into your cell immediately he is hot tempered and can just have all the coins melted down and re constructed into even weight
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  3. People probably discovered popcorn when trying to cook them thinking they were regular corn.
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  4. I didn't realize it took 2 or more years to learn a language
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  5. 2:26 these two statements contradict each other 2:42 how can both short and simple statements as well as complex padded statement be signals of a lier, that leaves no room for any statement to be perceived as true; you might say theirs a middle ground but not everyone who truthfully speaks rides the middle ground perfectly. how wide or narrow is that middle ground, does this account for the many people whi just naturally speak with a wider or narrow vocabulary?
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  6. Everything Henry did seems par for the course when it comes to British royalty everything monarchs do were always in their best interest first and not the peoples very very rarely are there ever any rulers who truly work for the people
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  7. The more fungi that do what the trees want the more trees that have that specific type of fungi the more they help out the trees the more they help out themselves both get to propagate and expand if they work together and those that don't are fewer in number or die out
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  8. Yes every time, this is that test where you have to decide if one person tied to the track dies or five people tied to the track dies because you are in control of the switch that changes tracks; 5 employees with family's who rely on their income from my company ethically speaking are more important than 1 consumer with a family who relies on them; but make no mistake I would put a camera in every store that contained my product to watch my product all on my company's dime to catch this Criminal(s)
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  9. So the whole reason for Nash equilibrium is greed, no one can be content with what they have. If i made 2000 in profit a month from a restaurant but could make 3000 if i moved next door to my competition I'd still stay where I'm at, I don't need 3000 I'm fine with 2000; if i need more than 2000 I'll open another restaurant while keeping my old one and just have good marketing to convince more of the "beach goers in the center" to come to me. I still walk an extra 5-10 minutes for Wendy's instead of McDonald, (which is closer to me) why? because their food is better.
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  10. Crio-tech will never preserve someone, but it will help in other fields like preserving organs like shown in here.
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  11. It sounds like the bafuku just really don't like it when people screw someone other than their wives
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  12. I wouldn't doubt it if the author of Lord of the Rings got the idea of the ring of power from this old story he took inspiration from many ancient stories
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  13. I'm on team polluxate, I have hope that humanity will evolve their "humanity" back. And even if they don't let me ask you this, are you ok with wiping out all dogs, cats, seals, or apes just because they aren't capable of higher thinking? If you can't live without higher thinking then fine go out on your own terms, but don't take the rest of us down with you. If there was enough time, a silver lining I would recommend is to build a vault that contains Nuronium for the others to live out their days in.
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  14. Eating at Chinese restaurants can make you sick, just not from MSG; I've seen a few Chinese restaurants shut down due to health code violations and one in particular shut down 3 separate times.
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  15. I feel every time this video shows the guy smacking his elbow
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  16. Morally might makes right is wrong, but practically and pragmatically if you don't have a strong military to defend yourself from scoundrels, might makes right will prevale and you are at the mercy of your occupiers.
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  17. You know the writer has been playing some Crusader kings 3
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  18. Without inconsistent plaques are I doubt it is a significant contributor to alzheimer's if at all
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  19. Better late than never
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  20. ​@PineconeReal a very simple reason, she didn't have to. Why go through the trouble to fix something that isn't broken.
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  21. I forgot that was even a thing, thanks
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  22. Motorcycle scene: that's not how gravity works
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  23. 😎I like it when my wood knocks on you...
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  24. A 3% chance of going extinct isn't a frightening amount.
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  25. group them up into pairs 4 then weigh them with 4 on 1 side and 4 on the other side 1 of the pairs of 4 should be off set then take the off set side lay it to the side and mark all the other coins as they are safe then split that 4 into 2 weigh them and the again 1 side should be off set mark the normals and take the 2 in your hands weigh them your self and then change 1 of the coins with a marked safe one compair do tjis a few times if you must but after this the one you changed out will either be the counterfeit or wont be depending if the safe one compared feels the same as the other in your hand then the one you sat down is fake if they dont the one in your hand is fake... or just lie once you get to that point or say just melt down both these coins and offer to pay 2 gold coins to replace them just to be safe.
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  26. so wait did i get it or did i miss it i had almost the same procedure and i would think my way would come out the same its just a harder way in any case i came very close if i missed at least i didnt give up right away like the over 500 people in the comments below me 😉
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  27. group them up into pairs 4 then weigh them with 4 on 1 side and 4 on the other side 1 of the pairs of 4 should be off set then take the off set side lay it to the side and mark all the other coins as they are safe then split that 4 into 2 weigh them and the again 1 side should be off set mark the normals and take the 2 in your hands weigh them your self and then change 1 of the coins with a marked safe one compair do tjis a few times if you must but after this the one you changed out will either be the counterfeit or wont be depending if the safe one compared feels the same as the other in your hand then the one you sat down is fake if they dont the one in your hand is fake... or just lie once you get to that point or say just melt down both these coins and offer to pay 2 gold coins to replace them just to be safe.
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  28. 1 second in... yes water can be more valuble than a diamond because it is an essential resource rather than a luxury
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  29.  @robertapiscitelli2696  just like that sniper trying to find someone in the fox hole
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  30. I wonder if Thomas crapper got into sewage sanitation because of his last name?
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  31. Gingus Khan slaughtering entire cities is no different than it's no different than medieval rulers in Europe who did the same thing to very stubborn cities
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  32. True unprovable statements are also in science, to can know something is real but not know what it is.
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  33. Maybe that opal mining site in Australia is why they don't want to create a canal through the center to help irrigate the rest of Australia's deserts
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  34. It seems to be a trend that smart people who challenge the status quo and are right are laughed at by their respective communities
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  35. The bail system makes 2 billion in profit but it cost the taxpayers 14 billion to incarcerate these people that's a net loss of 12 billion dollars
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  36. Even if your government is completely trustworthy, there may be bad actors who join your government and do damage to you with your info, the government could remove them but they might be too late to reverse the damage.
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  37. so did the people escaping by boat make it?
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  38. Hydroelectric dams are essentially perpetual motion machines
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  39. I would pick answer 2 and if any burgers were again contaminated outside of the city even once I would pull my product not worldwide but Statewide and any nearby counties from other states if the city is near the border, if yet again if there is one more poisoning even further away I will pull the product Countrywide but not worldwide and so on and so forth; the entire time I would have tiny hidden cameras installed over wherever my product is sold with a clear view of my product and anyone who might tamper with it I would even pay for it out of my own company's pocket and get the FBI involved to look over the film to find the culprit(s). By pulling my product worldwide or allowing this criminal to damage my brand and make less money I allow myself to fly in the face of utilitarianism, because less money will be going to Charities and employees who they themselves might have families who rely on the money provided by their job at my company; as heartless as it might sound the lively hoods of 5 or 10 employees with family's to take care of are worth more than 1 consumer dead because a criminal decided to poison my product.
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  40. Cytokines repairing your muscles are like an engineer welding metal back together, both grow stronger with repair.
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  41. Robots should be assistants that make your job easier, not replace you.
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  42. you'd think the supreme court could challenge the national security status of the law as an abuse of the protocol, but I get the feeling the supreme court was in on it at the time.
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  43. Just let the guy know about Karry's lateness and tell him to maybe show up 30 minutes late or twiddle on his phone until then; I doubt a lack of punctuality would destroy a relationship, especially one where they have so much in common.
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  44. Columbus verɪfɪed yes because it was already done by vikings and to a lesser extent some native tribes on rafts with a mass
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  45. Republics, democracies, and monarchs; all are made of people, and all can be good or bad depending on how corrupt those individuals are.
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  46. They should bring some of these to the United States and start a wildlife refuge for them
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  47. To this day I never understand the destruction of knowledge because it doesn't adhere to what you believe, all knowledge is valuable and if something conflicts with your beliefs then ignore those parts
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  48.  @DegreesOfThree  Venezuela refused to reinvest in its oil drilling operations and that's why their economy tanked, they didn't have the infrastructure to access the oil under their feet.
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  49.  @redcrown5070  so letting corrupt companies exploit Mali is better than corrupt leaders exploiting Mali? Yes corruption is a problem but I'd rather the people who actually live there run the mines and not some corporate colony stripping them of all their wealth.
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  50.  @DegreesOfThree  Everyone could be doing it so long as they pay people to teach them to do it in gold or oil, How do you think oil and gold mining propagated from the 1st people who started doing it. On top of that Mali's been mining gold since the Roman Empire
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