Comments by "Jovet" (@jovetj) on "Sabine Hossenfelder" channel.

  1. Sure she was not talking about "climate change"? That's a religion, too!
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  2. But there are 10 types of people: Those who understand binary numbers, and those who do not.
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  3.  @jansettler4828  “You seem the type to have bad understanding of science and a conspiratorial mindset.” This is the exact mindset that has ruined science as a search for truth. How many times in history has "the cult of science" held back scientific progress?
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  4. "just a bit" Of course it's easier to tolerate things like pain when you're high as fk.
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  5. The problem isn't skepticism. The problem is LACK of skepticism. About everything.
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  6. And she is a snappy dresser too! She is just glowing in this video! Looking great and sounding great, Sabine! Thank you!
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  7. Ha! I see what you did there...
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  8. "Many worlds" doesn't imply infinite branches. Only thing things that are possible could happen. I'm currently sitting in my chair in Nebraska. There's a chance that my right arm could fall off. But the chance that my third arm could fall off is zero because I don't have a third arm. While there are a large number of things that could happen every Planck time, those things are countable. Having written that, I believe Many Worlds to be bunk. The universe is lazy and all those worlds seem like a LOT of work.
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  9. @ Denial isn't in Egypt.
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  10. It's always "more complicated than you think"...
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  11. I wonder when they'll figure out how expansion actually affects time.
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  12. Yup. And people fear this! LOL! (Not that herd mentality and groupthink aren't bad things, among human...)
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  13. Fuck social justice. Get over it, already. Popularizing terms like "neurodivergent" does exactly what you point out in the video: it enhances the "ME ME ME!" mindset of social media and people adopt such things as a trendy herd mentality, not as an actual thing that affects real people. The majority of people are normal, but not being normal is good because normal is boring. That doesn't mean you should rub your abnormality into everyone's faces. Everyone is special, just like everyone else, and you're no more special than anyone else.
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  14.  @jamesdriscoll_tmp1515  Yeah. I don't think they really though this through...
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  15. No, gaslighting is the process of inducing someone to doubt the reliance on their perception and senses.
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  16. I still maintain that NO ONE actually believes the Earth is flat. Some people just want to be contrarian, rebellious, thorny, and/or "super-intellectual" so they say they believe that.
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  17. Hold on to that Chemistry degree... grab a Genetics degree too!
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  18. I was eating nuts (including hazelnuts) while watching this video. It has apparently touched us all.
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  19.  @altrag  Just because something seems easy to ascertain does not mean that it shouldn't be questioned. The history of scientific discovery is riddled with things we thought we know which we later found out were not so. My comment was not aimed at a particular degree of aptitude of scientific knowledge. But your retort suggests that science is always pure and golden and that trust (faith) should always be earned. I disagree—fraudulent "science" exists (even peer reviewed) and is more subtle than just "oh trust the science." It's a ridiculous argument to compare the sciences of the shape of the Earth to the sciences of MRNA vaccines or even gravity.
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  20. I've had brief tinnitus (tin-NIGHT-us) throughout my life, and it's pretty rare now as an adult. When it does happen, it means my blood pressure is too high.
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  21.  @pablovirus  I am pretty confident that I would not be alive without a functioning brain. What say "science"?
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  22.  @BRunoAWAY  There is a lot of groupthink when it comes to politics AND science. That can extend to anything you have been told and then adopt as a belief without having tested or tried yourself. Question EVERYTHING!
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  23. QUESTION EVERYTHING
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  24.  @abj136  It's not just budget, it's time. And space.
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  25. "Climate Change" 🙄🙄🙄
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  26. It should have been a 🟥Red pen.
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  27. Drugs are bad, mkay?
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  28. When someone figures out how the ‘fuzziness’ (fussiness?) of quantum mechanics translates into the ‘solid’ reality we experience, we will really be closer to understanding it all. Is it a hard line? Is it a fuzzy line? Is it a magic boundary? Is our reality an abstract of a deeper one? Is the boundary partially reflective (on a physical and philosophical level)?
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  29. But grossly incomplete.
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  30. I'm going to miss this eclipse. 😕
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  31.  @DrDeuteron  Neither are crazy people.
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  32. Don't feel stupid, Sabine! I mean, gluten intolerance can give people migraines. Our food is as complex as our society, and it is not always easy to notice or pin down cause and effect.
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  33. I am in my late 40s and consider myself to likely have some form of ASD (high-functioning, whatever that means), but I am extremely good at empathy and putting myself in other people's places. It also took me 15-20 years, but I figured out I have some mild dyslexia, as doing math problems in school drove me up the wall.
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  34. But it does "disappear" from the air and the oceans. I thought that's what you wanted?
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  35. Of course they don't have singularities. That idea is absurd.
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  36. She has more than an accent, she sounds like her jaw is wired shut. It doesn't bother me, I'm used to it, but I don't know any other Germans who talk like Sabine. :-)
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  37. Great video, Sabine!! 🤗
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  38. The medical scientific community lost almost all credibility in response to the COVID-19 "pandemic" which wasn't a serious risk to the general population yet was treated like The Black Death.
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  39. Happer must have decided that he likes money.
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  40. I'm not worried about it, and you shouldn't be either.
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  41. Diagnosing a child with "gender dysphoria" is preposterous, just as diagnosing a child with Alzheimer's is preposterous. Allowing children to make semi-long or long term life decisions for themselves with regard to their bodies is child abuse. And downright EVIL.
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  42. @ralphmacchiato3761 Not talking about models. But physicists do that all the time, anyway!
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  43. Planting trees won't solve "climate change" because there is nothing to solve. Or maybe it will eventually be realized that global deforestation has itself incited the "crazy carbon calamity" that the chicken littles are obsessed with!!
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  44.  @SabineHossenfelder  Content is easily searchable and findable. We can handle it whatever way is easier for you. And, to be entirely honest, most of us get this content for free, so we don't have much room to complain.
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  45. Like smoking, the easiest and most-effective way to quit smoking is to never have started in the first place. #downwithherdmentality 😀
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  46. 1:40 No it is not. There is no such thing as gender identity. That's far simpler than sex identity.
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  47.  @SabineHossenfelder  Lower frequency means less energy 😲
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  48.  @georgelionon9050  Well, crude oil is black so I'm going to go with black magic. Because evidence.
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  49.  @georgelionon9050  You're kinda making my point for me. At least the theory of gravity has observable and predictable effects. We can understand those effects even though we have no real idea why gravity is a thing, and any "consensus" on what gravity is can be proved wrong tomorrow. We understand crude oil exists and what it's made of, but we don't really know where it comes from.
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  50. Insanity abounds.
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