Comments by "Ficus-lovin\x27 Capybara N\x27 pals • 🌟 • 25 yrs ago" (@YourCapybaraAmigo_17yrsago) on "Veritasium" channel.

  1. Hey that's true. wow.. i guess all that's left to say is- THANKS JUPITER (you're big and we're not and thats good for us)
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  2. *works every time
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  3. Who would have thought a unique, fun hobby would be applied towards such useful ends??? Amazing things in science are happening.
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  4. Well well- looky here. How our worlds collide! Glad to see you're branching out into the sciences, Eagle! That's very well-rounded of you. Long-time fan btw, under several different accounts now.
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  5. It happened. 8 years after this video debuted it became recommended to everyone again.
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  6. I can only imagine the billions of uneducated climate-denying comments this has had for 6 years. God I hate idiots. Edit: typo
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  7. Gey
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  8. It's like when you try to apply to McDonald's and they ask you to define the Flargenbammer constant and you know you can't, so you just give up and walk home in shame. Oh man which one of us hasn't been there??
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  9.  @deadassbird3763  😂 Whaddya mean this is great stuff
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  10.  @beaclaster  but what IS exactly a quark?? Nobody knows.... Reality is strange.
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  11.  @beaclaster  yeah I think at the fundamental level everything breaks down to strings. .... But what ARE strings???? 🤯 [Vsauce music plays.... ]
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  12. Get a book on fractals and smoke something good....best trip you'll ever have 😂
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  13.  @stuglenn1112  I'm sorry what's QM? Quark Madness??
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  14. I mean I'd say it has in some important ways, it's just been a double-edged sword. It's been a facilitator and multiplier of all sides of humanity, the good, bad, evil, and everything in-between.
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  15. Yes me too. I am no genius I am pretty fng average and yet if possible I always try to evaluate things intuitively and visually first. I am not sure if I could have proven it mathematically but I did my best to do a visual trace out in my brain of the smaller circle rotating along the outer edge of the bigger circle, point by point, and I came up with four complete rotations as the most likely answer given my visualization ability. Although if I was taking this test as a teenager I probably would have been very stumped not seeing it there as a possible answer and probably would have defaulted to three, assuming that that must be right as that is factor between the two circumferences and I must have imagined the gear travel incorrectly in my head.
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  16. Hi there Old Comment, it's 2021 now!
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  17. I also did that in my head, isn't that interesting? I guess we think about problems in similar ways. Tracing it out in my head at first, trying to gauge the correct distance traveled and presuming the circles were printed to scale, I came up with four right off the bat. But the rest of the video is still extremely interesting and a mind blow.
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  18. Climate change is actually a 1000 times a greater threat than a possible asteroid but whatever I'm sure the Fux Nuzehole knows what's going on
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  19.  @sidsixpoint7  it sucks to be cursed with genius... I know the feeling 😔
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  20. I love how they have a sign about driving on the left. I guess they get a lot of international visitors. It's just funny considering they're a remote island country, and I would imagine that their percentage of international travelers (for recreation) isn't as high as other places due to their location (unless maybe an unusually high number of people from North America go there). And maybe they have had a lot of traffic accidents from those drivers. I wouldn't doubt it lol. Im sure it would be jarring at first to switch a lifetime of driving habits to the opposite of what you're used to. Add to the fact that not everyone from said region might always be driving completely sober, and I can see how they might want to remind the foreigners, lol.
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  21.  @atripathi7063  hell of a copypaste my friend
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  22. problem solved
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  23. No I see what you mean. But if it reaches 88mph it might disappear and reappear in the past somewhere and then you would need help from your wacky mad scientist Boomer friend to get it home
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  24.  @daddy_marx6823  wow
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  25.  @moth5799  what is?
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  26.  @woffe8094  I BENCH 12,000 BOII BEAT THAT oh wait you can't that's ok- not everyone can be a sweet Chad like me
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  27.  @AnandKumar-ym9yw  DONE.
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  28.  @chiefbeef9657  hey congrats hope you don't get kicked out or evicted due to COVID (of your apartment)
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  29. Hi Chief Do you still have this account??
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  30.  @PeterNickson  go on.....
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  31.  @davismize  lmaoo Good one. 10/10 would watch (or listen to)
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  32.  @chriswoodford4331  uh no.
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  33. Man.... 6 years ago YouTube was still wild and free ....
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  34.  @SlippyLegJones  nobody knows. At some point the stuff out there just becomes a mystery. God knows, if there is one.
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  35. I hope those aren't Victoria's Secret accretions. I don't really expect anyone to get this reference it's just a shot in the dark
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  36.  @stuglenn1112  oh ok. I like Quark Madness tho. It kinda slaps. Also sounds like a good name for a band.
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  37.  @deformedwaluigi9592  it's like that when people go out to get that milk. An F for you my friend.
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  38. Not that fun of a Fact: I almost got a job with Lutron once, but I turned it down. This was back when I still remembered a few things about electricity and applied electrical theory.
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  39. Ok ok this is all pretty impressive BUT.... Where's my life-size foldable paper car that takes gas and seats four comfortably??? And the even MORE important question- Can I purchase it at Michael's for $39.99???
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  40. Even without watching this video through to the end, I intuitively understand why there would be up to one less rotation when Circle A is rotated along a flat surface equal to the circumference of circle B, and I even think I could explain it but I'm afraid it would come out too garbled to be easily understood. But visually, it's quite clear. It's because, in the flatline method, the two tangent points are always going to be closer together then the two sequentially tangent points would be on the two just-touching circles where both circles are curving away from each other at every point. There is literally less vertical and horizontal distance between each possible tangent point in the first scenario when circle A is being rotated along a straight line (of an unrolled, flattened Circle B). Ergo, it's going to take measurably more rotation in the case of the two opposing circles, for Circle A to come back to its initial position on the edge of Circle B, versus traveling the same distance along a straight uncurved line equal to length of the circumference of Circle B. I don't know if that makes any sense, I'm not a mathematician and I'm no special brainiac, but that's how I understand it.
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  41. The world in UV- everything looks like Veruca what's-her-name from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (she's the one that went purple rite?)
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  42.  @teedub9295  lol no But thanks for your courtesy
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  43.  @madjack4691  well idk man it's just the thing to say bc it happens and it's mildly funny, like extra-mild.
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  44. The mighty TON 618 ..... I mean.... Space is just weird k???
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  45. Omg you look 12 here 😂
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  46.  @Matt_10203  lmao he was joking
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  47. I had a little book one time that claimed to teach simplified calculus to 2nd graders who were of only average to moderately above-average IQ. I don't know if it was true but it was an intriguing read. Have no idea where that book is now. It was like a small, spiral-bound mini-book.
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  48.  @DanielWillen  oh? Ok ok! stop showing off there ruskie boy.
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  49. This comment 😂😂
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  50.  @danielghorayeb2263  technically that's addition But ok
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