Comments by "Christopher Bruns" (@user-td4pf6rr2t) on "The Infographics Show" channel.

  1. No i usually watch the long ones because the title matches with what i am in the mood to watch.
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  2. 50 insane facts about 50 insane facts. when?
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  3. 5:56 Yeah but if you're already comparing it to donkey sweat the second hand would be the lesser of two evils..
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  4. We always ere about people flying confetti and other festive paper crafts over the border on balloons - they should fly jail broken phones and things like this over the border instead. 11:13 I wonder how many sea escapes after this episodes airs.
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  5. 1:21:37 So when they deny UAP - is bold face lie?
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  6. I would wait for her to come out of her tomb then time it to were I can seal it while she is away. After dealing her tomb I would some how force samara to watch the film herself. I would then arrange for the well to then be opened exactly 7 days later.
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  7. How did he pull so much tail?
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  8. 7:52 geese are mean
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  9. 16:04 So they have the capabilities to travel between stars have not discovered chat gpt... right. 20:17 this same time anomaly also suggest that if we explored co orbit neighbors how would we identify alien technology?
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  10. 32:00 20 million trees by 2020... This is a great idea but lets realistically do the math. Money aside - even if this was the first video aired if we got 1 tree planted every minute would only be 525600 trees so we need to get 1.5768 trees planted a second non stop from the begining of 2019 - 2020, that would need to of been over 100 trees planted during this video alone. Obvious scam.
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  11. 45:44 sleeping bag > backpack. Especially a mummy bag. This way if you get wet and it is cold you can crawl inside your mummy bag and get dried (even if unpleasant -,) i've literally used a mummy bag in the rain to dry out because your body heat gets trapped and convection eventually over power the humidity.
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  12. 8:22 I think sapien learned control of fire meaning that the thought of accruing injury by it came first to discovery of fire, of not strictly by definition.
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  13. 2:26:37 I think if ever needing to make fire by friction would try making cordage and doing a bow drill instead of a fire plow. 2:38:30 The coast can be a bonanza of stuff to eat if you don't mind the gross taste - This could be said about anything and be true 2:45:00 I think if you're complaining about mermaid boogers you're not trying hard enough. Next time you tell the story I would've TKO the bear and had chili after encountering the runt of the litter. 2:50:19 The thing about center mass might be true but aiming for a knee cap be a smaller target. Im aghast that head shot actually doesnt make much sense all things considered but after convincing me of this saying knee caps are a bigger target than a headshot makes me question my second thought..
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  14. Twice now
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  15. 18:09 Or if you look at how long civilization has been in existence compared to the age of the universe, since energy is equivalent to mass, the math to equal a single percentage of how long a civilization would need to exist is in the millions of years and our records are at 3000 or so.
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  16. I wonder if the uy actually had a heart attack before hitting the ground or if this is just something they say to save grace of any invested entities.
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  17. 29:25 I think ancient structure that match astrological alignments were not premeditated and that its mainly a utility phenomenon. So like structure a becomes less useful as the season progress so structure b is made to deal with the change in season and in hindsight appear to point towards equinox but in reality the lapse is season causes structure a usable again.
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  18. I imagine because digging a hole deeper than the person is tall - is actually very difficult and on average a person is roughly 6 foot full grown. Saying the government turned a blind eye because its was a solution to a problem with breakthrough outcomes - what if medical science turned out to be hogwash. I wonder how this part of history would be retold in hindsight under this hypothetical. That is like saying the police knew science medicine would prove useful while still discovering it. So the police were superstitious and allowed personal belief to prevail above the law is what this ultimately says.
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  19. 3:25 Why did he climb the wall. I don't think standing on a wall makes urinating less noticeable at all. 5:30 A women wearing green slacks and a tanktop over a turtleneck shouldn't need to resort to crushing videos.
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  20. 11:00 Outer layer? I give zero effs. My skivs coming off too.
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  21. 5:45 I agree with the 50-50 estimate. I am sure there is exact maths that show discrepancies but since the amount of people families trying to have children isn't a fixed amount the 50-50 ratio at any given time is correct.
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  22. 2:45 so opidume or however it's said, either will have - A) incredibly outdated services; B) is not yet completed; and/or C) Not correctly appraised for worth. Since shelf life. Like either they would require compounding payments to regular upkeep since doomsday is not a firm date or take the "enough resources for a life time" price tag. I am pretty sure how depreciation works.
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  23. 1:23:01 Okay, woah woah woah - why are the close combat weapons made of ceramic? I understand that the volatility in spaces would ALLOW for these weapons to be as effective to compared to bulkier earth counter parts and for things like recoils weapon ultimately chalking to up to less is more but where is this mark up for close range battle? Like i don't understand why people who are shipping weapons to the moon to opt into lightweight hand to hand combat gear outside outlining cool effects of space, or it seems like i would prefer a steel blade still is what I am saying. Since space is added affect if ceramic is as dangerous compared to steel on earth mean steel on moon would be increase lethality? I do not see any reason ceramic blades would be viable. Very rarely is in battle equality is desirable less preferred? 1:56:40 I wonder how long until we switch from thermals and gyroscopes to tpu and tensor flow.
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  24. 40:30 literally sounds like someone who just couldn't handle their dope.
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  25. 3:18:41 This story happens twice or two submarines? 3:24:07 If they released air when opening the compartment isn't this evidence that the crew still alive until the compartment breached? So the Norwegians killed the sailors and not Putin? 3:25:30 I feel like regardless of late the launch the way the compartment was purged - would have resulted in the death of the crew.
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  26. This experience isn't shared death it is just the feeling empathy and internalized at almost an industrial level. Like how evolution works and we learn to live longer from mistakes made by other member of our species that died. I think this is opposite of how people learn (usually following good example and repeat) reminds me more of how a dog learn to chase squirrels when they are sleeping. The experience is just overwhelming empathy combined with the fear of death itself. If factual why is the book of enoch held as actual events and not just the first near death experience. If anything i think life flashing before eyes when near death is scientifically plausible. Like a paintbrush that dries and wet paint runs from bristle - might be the neurons that recorded each experience slowly fading into off and this experience might be perceived relative to the individual. So like everyone always will have this memory switch to off and how long the experience seems to take might be specific to the individual. Maybe even to a perfect 1:1 ratio and within the fraction of a second someone is pronounced dead - might have already relived there own life again and are at home where they belong before the moment is even over. Because special relativity. Like orbiting a black hole and calling someone on earth and time perceived at different rates. Maybe this happens too in the very last moments and how afterlife might be possible.
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  27. 10:37 How does one recover lost families when lost to wolves? From there define the word lost. 19:07 the music sounds like runescape meets mario rpg thing going on. Like popping out of Lletya while getting the ALTO card or something.
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  28. 1:30:45 The narrative only implies two people after pulling the vehicle over, but there should've been a third including the victim?
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  29. Would zombies figure out rooftops. Like i get one might randomly wander but hordes scouring to include rooftops in unlikely i think. I always enjoyed the removing the jaw tactic. So they can't bite. I think a lo of the obstacles are just hurdles modern films introduce to make the screenplay more robust, and personally I would just seek shelter in a basement long term.
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  30. 11:14 What is nuclear atmospheric explosion and how can they be both underwater and atmospheric.
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  31. Won't colonizing mars increase the chances of nuclear annihilation 100% while also decrease the global cataclysmic deterrent 200%. Since the only thing keeping governments from the nuclear arsenal because it will cause a chain reaction that end civilization - colonizing mars would make these maths change. After we colonize marks i predict north Korea nuclear attack within 1 year Also I predict it will cause international tension between the US and the UK because of intellectual copyrights coming from the new colonies. Maybe even a new revolutionary war. 10:46 Given the general nature of mankind i would put the chances of reaching this 31 year weigh point with no conflicts at near 0.01% with a 1/100th margin for error. 12:30 Chickens would cost too many resources, what about fertilizer. Plus they produce eggs? 14:05 Discourage babies from being born, LOL! No will colonize mars if they have to give up procreation. realistically. ***/// 10:27 Nobody would come home after 31 years. I think mass hysteria would kick in and you would just opt to staying because mid life. At the very least the contributions on Mars would be higher priority than relocating to look for a new job.
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  32. I wonder how good the head game from these women were. Crazy girls are phreaks!
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  33. 4:53 Okay but alien contact originates before the stereo types. Such as the Hope Indians and there connection to star beings - Alien visitation has always been centered in the Americas from the start of recorded history. My thought is that in order to transcend stars being hung up on things like race might be imperative and given the difficult we have with discrimination across cultures, Aliens faced the same dilemma and instead of sorting it out properly just evolved to extremely racist. Makes the most sense to me. 7:33 What if it was a government test to cure discrepancies in federal budget on actual UFO investigations to help persuade relevant people the budget pertinent to.
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  34. i would've done a standing desk and one of them spinal alignment machines that hang you upside down for lumbar support.
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  35. 1:08 why is the internet down day 1
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  36. 4:23 I wonder how much being a tandem sky diver pays.
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  37. 6:51 so when this society rebounds and the earth terra forms is where the concept from the giver is born?
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  38. 17:11 why would the majority say cleopatra? I would say ramses, you know - the one brother to moses...
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  39. how come the lack of magnetic field does not affect the water being potable?
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  40. 1:28:50 Imagine a pocket of civilization being by governed by somebody not allowed to drive a car.
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  41. I feel the first were being led in the statements linking them to their siblings. Which is a bit cruel to both the twins currently alive and the set that have already passed if true.
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  42. What about altering the moons of mars. Like how our moon allows tidal locking and all these things for earth what if we like destroyed phobos or something like this. I think astroidal impacts could have staggering orbital solar effects on bodies beyond the martian orbit. I think if we have god like ambitions we need timelines that can be observed by a single entity. This several century approach are grandeur. I had a girlfriend once who always said 'shoot for the moon, even if you miss you will be among the stars...', right?
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  43. Ive had a big foot encounter in Oregon. Behind the houses here are alleys every block and when the weather gets really cold (wet weather not snow weather) and I was smoking a cigarette and every time I took a drag of my cigarette I would hear wook knocking on the cement patches from the alley behind. Its only like this when the weather gets so bad walking through the yard to check seems like a bad idea. Every time i took a drag of my cigarette though, *POW*
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  44. 1:58:43 does this make pooping at higher elevations more achievable?
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  45. Spending 1 billion dollars in 24 hours == $41666666.666666664/hour || Kicking kittens == $Priceless!
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