Comments by "D K" (@DK-ox7ze) on "TED-Ed" channel.

  1. As a software engineer, I find this parallel between computers and humans absolutely amazing and relatable. This is the first audio that's compelling enough for me to listen!
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  2. Lost my father in a heart attack. I wish I was with him at that time and could have done something urgently about it. Though he was fit, not obese at all, exercised daily, didn't consume much sugar, didn't have diabetes or high cholesterol. Never smoked or drank. We were really shocked when it happened.
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  3.  @A_Different_ViewPoint.  Can you give some examples of such a disease? He never had any heart problems before the attack.
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  4. In the hydrogen electron example, it is being said that the electron is not orbiting, but rather it's everywhere around the nucleus. But the video then goes on to say that the probability of finding it in some places is more than others. Well, if the electron is everywhere, then it should be found everywhere, and the question of probabilities shouldn't arise. And if the probabilities are real, then the electron really isn't everywhere, but rather only somewhere (like a particle)!
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  5. Mathematically it makes sense. But "visually" it still doesn't. In the square example, I think it's more accurate to say that the sum of all squares is less than 1, but not equal to one. Because it never fully covers all the area.
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  6. The worst animation I have ever seen from TED.
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  7. Me before seeing this video: So what exactly is fire? Me after seeing this video: So what exactly is fire?
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  8. What are these drugs that can "shorten the resting phase" and cause hair to grow again even after complete balding?
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  9.  Kieran Reilly  Those are pretty standard drugs which almost everyone who is balding takes. But I doubt if they work on a completely balded head as described in the video, unless the video is referencing some other drugs.
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  10.  @liltom6364  How can lack of sleep trigger a heart attack?
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  11.  @DDT-lr3zz  How can emotional stress trigger a sudden heart attack?
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  12. I would never smoke, but why do I see so many people who smoke regularly but are still healthy? And many are old but still healthy for their age?
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  13. So if a monkey is fed cooked food, he will become super intelligent?
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  14. Is there any website where we can see known interactions for any drug?
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  15. What a nerdy video
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  16. It's still not clear if it's safe to heat food in a metal container inside microwave?
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