Comments by "Taxtro" (@MrCmon113) on "BBC" channel.

  1. WillAIC132 Wouldn't be hard to believe compared to everything else in modern civilization. A dragon probably seems more obvious to them than airplanes or cars.
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  2. Sometimes eagles actually make mountain goats fall in order to eat them. So what you say isn't that far fetched.
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  3. +Lawrence Neri He is more than just alright, he's pure gold - at least on his Twitter page. XD
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  4. +Cuttlefish Star Empire One could have expected them to form any pattern, given their astonishing feats of mimicry. Maybe we can train or breed cuttlefish to make more patterns.
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  5. So they didn't teach them these tricks? O_o This sounds awesome, but also suspicious.
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  6. The battles were worst in France. You obviously know nothing about WWI.
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  7. Let's feed this guy to the alligators as an apology.
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  8. Wrong, you have completely missed the point. Life on other planets is a fundamentally different thing as it would not be related to us. This fish is just another fish and our cousin.
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  9. vaalejo1 The insight that a polar bear would walk on snow rather than "sky" also has something to do with intelligence.
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  10. +butlerproman That's exactly what I was thinking. Theoretically they should be able to make any patterns with their skin, they just haven't learned how to do it. Maybe we can teach them similarly to how we might teach a pianist a new track.
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  11. I don't see any resemblance at all. : /
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  12. It doesn't. The BBC clearly doesn't understand it themselves.
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  13.  @CorsetGrace  >and allow for many possible futures, high entropy That's a consequence of the conservation of microstate information. But if we accept that, the same thing is true for the past as well.
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  14.  @AhsimNreiziev  >required to increase over time , or, in other words, as time moves forward Over time, yes. By why forward? Should also hold if you move backwards.
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  15. And I thought I couldn't like leeches any less.
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  16. +Josh L We found out that it cannot make checked patterns, but stripes and grained patterns.
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  17. +Hundred How do we know that you're not a cuttlefish?!
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  18. Wait a minute... How can Jaden be real if Will isn't real?
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  19. Mohamad Soueidan I AM everywhere.
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  20. +Vorletzte It mimicked them at the very start, but the narrator never noticed.
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  21. I think they can only form three patterns of colours with their skin. So they cannot do the chessboard pattern.
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  22. +The Nonchalant Shallot You clearly don't know how knowledge works.
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  23. +copyRtest1 If they can really do it in absolute darkness, they must either have their own source of light or make a chemical analysis.
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  24. The moray and octopus don't look like they are that good at catching crabs. I would have caught that crab easily.
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  25. Radio is the wrong approach anyways. They should look for partially dimmed galaxies.
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  26. What if your toaster is secretly plotting to kill you?
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  27. Do "primitive tribes react to uganda knuckles" next.
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  28.  @louisboafobosompem4789  It's simple, because you repeat stuff without comprehension. You seek to explain a distinguished direction of time, but to do so, you rely on intuitions about the progression of time. It's circular. The video doesn't explain why one direction in time is distinguished, it only explains what we mean with that. What we mean with time going forwards.
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  29. Your god didn't create shit, let alone this fish.
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  30. If they crave salt so much, why don't they just play competitive overwatch?
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  31.  @knowledge5669  Why does that happen though? There is no obvious physical reason. It's intuitive, but the intuition relies on time. And the direction of time is what we seek to derive from entropy.
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  32.  @zaphodbogdan33  If you're so smart maybe you can tell us why one direction time is distinguished even though the laws that govern the movement of particles do not distinguish between them and the second law of thermodynamics itself derives from the conservation of microstate information that's equally time-symmetric.
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  33.  @jp9707  So far so good, but in the after-sandcastle-state we can find a set of microstates just as large as sandcastles. And for people concerned with this sort of heap forward time would be like that special heap assembling itself magically. And reversed time would be the special heap degrading into a generic sandcastle. Ultimately this notion of entropic time seems sort of subjective.
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  34. He is right, I don't believe this story. At the very least they must have anticipated the escape over that tiny wall.
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  35. @lukeyy Your explanation of time relies on the very same notion of time you're trying to explain.
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  36. Time "slowing down" doesn't require a distinguished direction in time.
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  37. So? I can be a sniper myself and still write unrealistic fiction.
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  38. Delete the word "create" from your language and become ten times as smart as you are now.
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  39. You're allowed to play off it if the gator's not in the water.
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