Comments by "Florida Man" (@floridaman318) on "Sabine Hossenfelder" channel.

  1. ​ @mellertid  well the space program was basically a way to test rocket tech for missiles while looking peaceful.
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  2. 4:10 The joke she said: 💲 The joke I expected to hear: 🤏
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  3. A line graph and data points with margins of error.
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  4. I would assume that she means people that think climate doesn't change at all or very little, which would kind of be a strawman. Not sure. It's the anthropogenic part people have an issue with, and rightly so.
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  5. This is so dumb.
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  6. Because the climate has never changed before. Just a "scientific" twist on the age old obsession with Doomsday.
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  7. This all seems like BS, I'm sorry.
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  8. What a pointless video. 🤦🏻
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  9. So we only need to build a mirror half the size of the continental US? Yeah, totally doable.
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  10. I only ever felt an earthquake once in Alaska. It was pretty cool ngl lol
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  11. Malitol is the worst one.
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  12. What about the ones that don't?
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  13. 0:25 I don't think that's the case.
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  14. So the condensate could be considered the "base" form of matter?
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  15. 17:31 That's it??? The US government throws that kind of money around every few months! Are you kidding me??
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  16. Wow I wrote a long comment and it totally just got deleted. Gotta love YouTube.
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  17. So biblical predestination scientifically confirmed? This is not a troll.
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  18. Not yet. Soon though.
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  19. That's a myth. He wasn't even the originator of the idea. Heliocentrism existed for centuries before Galileo.
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  20.  @VIP-ry6vv  kinda. After his initial censure, he was actually asked to write a book about both geo- and helio-centric theories by the succeeding Pope. Basically, he got in trouble when he involved the Bible, then when he wrote that book, it got misinterpreted and people thought he was insulting the Pope who was actually a supporter of Galileo and, understandably, the Pope got pissed.
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  21.  @VIP-ry6vv  so more of a social drama than scientific suppression.
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  22.  @VIP-ry6vv  are you like mad/offended or something? Lol
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  23.  @VIP-ry6vv  I see.
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  24. They're mad at you because you're blowing the cover on their grift. Lol
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  25. Hype, bubble, embezzlement, laundering. Seems not even "science" is immune.
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  26. The FES is itself conspiracy/disinfo?
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  27. Yeah and what I sprout wings out of my ass and fly to Mars?
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  28. Some education.
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  29. I think you were trying a little too hard here, bud.
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  30. Yes publishing is more important than the actual science because for most of these people it's just about careerism and those sweet sweet grant dollars. Oh and the accolades and media attention they sometimes will get.
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  31. "Quantum" seems to function a lot like the anarcho prefix in politics. Slap it onto whichever discipline, and suddenly it's cool and interesting.
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  32. Who cares
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  33. I hear all sorts of weird sounds all the time, and I'm perfectly fine!
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  34. Aka a grift.
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  35. What is up with anglophone countries being at the top of stats like obesity and p*orn use?
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  36.  @thomasvnl  found the redditor.
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  37. Most "medical" science is garbage.
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  38. Those UFOs are misperceptions of mundane objects like birds or just illusions due to the camera. Lmao UFOs are fake.
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  39. Yet shills like this woman will still ultimately try to convince you of its ultimate validity.
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  40. Is it just me, or does talking about hormones make anybody else squeamish, too?
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  41. Plus the moon is clearly a sphere.
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  42.  @originalchilehed  no it doesn't automatically, but it definitely shows spherical bodies floating around are a thing, so it's not unreasonable to think the Earth could be if you couldn't physically prove it.
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  43. That's not how dimensions work.
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  44. Protestant moment.
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  45. A grift maybe.
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  46.  @boterlettersukkel  cope.
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  47. Definitely truth to that.
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  48.  @flookd5516  I arrive at the conclusion that there is tons of junk science because I can actually think and I do have at least some understanding of scientific principles and fields, and scientists themselves often ring the alarm.
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  49.  @flookd5516  it's not dismissing science per se. There is a TON of fraud in science.
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  50.  @flookd5516  it doesn't necessarily mean a significant proportion is fraudulent, but I think the evidence suggests that is the case.
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  51.  @flookd5516  ok well I don't agree. 🤷🏻
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  52. BWAAAAHHHAAHAAHHHHAHAAAAAAAA When will you people learn that modern "science" is 90% BUNK! 😂 Wake up!
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  53. We will never learn. We will collectively keep on repeating the same insane mistakes until the End.
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  54.  @07bently  ah yes the ideology that totally has a monopoly on totalitarianism and totally isn't eclipsed by another diabolical ideology that has literally caused so much death and misery it makes the aforementioned ideology preferable.
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  55. That is one low bar. 😂
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  56. I'm sure it helps that she is probably financially independent from the academic establishment.
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  57. I still laugh when I think about how nuclear energy is literally just a fancy way of boiling water. 🤣
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  58. I too laugh when I hear talk of anti matter anything.
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  59. 8:22 That's physics-ese for "please validate my career with more money. It's not all just in my head, I promise."
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  60. So let me get this straight. The 3 main military powers on Earth are all trying to build relativistic kill missiles? *and badly
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  61. To be fair most have also never been to the poles lol
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  62.  @tatonemio6388  wow.
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  63.  @tatonemio6388  that's hilarious lmao
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  64.  @tatonemio6388  because people like you get so butthurt over it. Lol
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  65.  @tatonemio6388  also people that already have hatred or bad will don't need anybody to "spread" it to them. They may adopt this or that idea to justify it, but it is a post hoc justification. Some people are "led" into it but those are rare cases, of they happen at all. Most people who are "hateful" out there still hold "normal" or "acceptable" beliefs. They don't really have much to do with each other. Plus, people that are willing to question a theory/idea as foundational as those regarding the shape of the Earth, are also going to, naturally, he likely to question other "sacred cows," the narratives surrounding WWII being one of them, and there is definitely a lot more room for doubt there than there is for the shape of the Earth.
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  66.  @tatonemio6388  I'm not obsessed. Butthurt is a common phrase. Why do you have such bad will?
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  67.  @tatonemio6388  how was what I was saying innuendo??? Innuendo to what exactly? Do you have comprehension issues or something??
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  68.  @tatonemio6388  so do you have anything interesting or constructive to say about what I said?
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  69.  @tatonemio6388  well I misspoke then. I didn't mean that like the shape of the Earth hasn't been proven. Try giving somebody the benefit of the doubt, this is YouTube not an academic review 😂 What do you mean with "in the context of hate/nazism there are no doubts" There are no doubts as in what? That it existed?
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  70.  @tatonemio6388  what am I exactly supposed to be insinuating?
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  71.  @tatonemio6388  I'm sure it has nothing to do with that certain category of people's behavior. Whoever they are.
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  72.  @tatonemio6388  Yes they had the wrong, and often evil answers to real problems. But having the wrong response to something doesn't invalidate the existence of the thing you were responding it.
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  73.  @tatonemio6388  you would just pearl clutch if I did lol
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  74. Because outer space still isn't cold enough.
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  75.  @romanusquantula9437  not really because maintaining anything in space is that much harder.
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  76. This is a terrible idea.
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  77. I am not a flat earther, but when people bring up videos of astronauts faking being in space, there really isn't much I can say. Still doesn't mean the Earth isn't a sphere of course, but what do you say? Why would NASA even fake it anyway? Are those videos just edited to make them look fake? Thanks in advanced.
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  78.  @flookd5516  idk about video compression errors, but I've seen videos that have wires supporting the supposed astronauts that can be seen very clearly.
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  79.  @warmachineuk  I do see the wires... I'm not quite sure what you're saying here.
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  80.  @flookd5516  idk man. All I know is that I've seen videos that seem to clearly show wires. No arrows, no hype, jst plain video. Maybe I'm wrong, maybe the wires themselves are edited in. Idk.
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  81.  @Matuse  I am not saying they are true. I am open to them being fakes. They seemed very convincing but sure with deep fakes it's easy. I mean I don't doubt space exists, but I can think of mundane reasons to fake footage of it.
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  82.  @Matuse  also yes I did see them. Now whether it's real or not sure I will admit that but I am not imagining the footage.
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  83.  @maxfan1591  I don't have any. Was a while ago on a different device. I'll see if I can dig it up.
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  84.  @quantumblur_3145  not really. It did look real, but with deep fakes I don't know for sure. Can't just pretend it doesn't exist, though.
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  85. Also is dark matter being what holds galaxies together analogous to what happens here?
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  86. Everybody but you, right?
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  87.  @redward1069  oh man you really put me in my place with that one, bud. Lmao
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  88.  @redward1069  if you watched it you would realize it's just sensationalism. Clickbait basically. The point of the video is what? Scary pathogens exist. Like yeah no shit.
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  89. It's not it's grifting.
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  90. In regards to climate change "deniers," it's not necessarily because they think the climate doesn't change at all. It's skepticism about the extent to which human activity is affecting it. The way you hear it talked about by many public figure and politicians, you would think rain dances actually work.
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  91. Computers are reality now apparently. Lol
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  92.  @pezvonpez  first off you assert evolution (as the origin of life aka abiogenesis and speciation through natural selection) is a *fact*. It is not. It is a theory that may or may not be supported by any given facts or evidence. It is inherently unfalsifiable, just like the idea of creationism. Even the ideas that existence had a cause or is eternal and uncreated are also unfalsifiable. Hypotheses and theories are not facts. They are an attempt at explaining the relations between those facts and/or their origins.
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  93.  @pezvonpez  yes change is a fact. But you are saying that the origin of species is evolution/change. That we changed from non human ancestors to humans.
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  94.  @pezvonpez  if you think dog breeds prove evolution than you fundamentally misunderstand the theory of evolution. One species changing into another has never been observed, and will never be observed, either because it takes too long, or it just doesn't happen. Dog breeds are the same creature. Dogs and wolves are the same creature. Human selection simply exaggerates and fixes (as in to make expression consistent across generations) certain traits or genes that are already present in the species in general, even if it is not expressed. I don't even believe in evolution as the origin of species and I am still astounded by your misunderstanding and your adamancy.
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  95.  @pezvonpez  I can't copy it.
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  96. Even if it were possible, in the sense of physics allowing it, it would probably be impossible for humans to ever do it. There are plenty of much more mundane things that are technically possible, but are practically impossible.
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  97. How many of the jobs in scientific fields are simply sinecures at this point, honestly? Also why does almost everything seem to end up with more government (aka our) money in the coffers of mega-corporations? Funny that.
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  98. Florida is actually a parallel reality.
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  99. I guess all those rain dances and weather rituals our ancestors did had very delayed effects. Lol
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  100. Bal-jeeria? You so mispronounced that on purpose. Lol
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  101. Sounds like protestants.
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  102. Were you raised Calvinist? Honest question. *I'm not, nor was raised such, for the record.
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  103. Are Hossenfelders supposed to be a famous family or something?
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  104. Don't bother telling these bootlickers.
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  105. Don't bother with these bootlickers. She could tell them jumping off a cliff is actually "safe and effective" and half her audience would be dead within the hour.
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  106. It's not gonna happen at all.
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  107. Much of the "science" out there is complete bunk and utter fantasy. Exists only the heads of these over sheltered eggheads.
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  108. This is a dumb argument.
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  109.  @matthewwinkel8199  because 1) fiat money is fake af. the government can tell you it spends any amount, doesn't actually mean much of anything since they are the ones that print it in the first place, so they aren't really "spending" money, not in the normal way we would think about it. 2) if our government wasn't capable of going to the moon or even spaceflight itself, it would certainly still be in its interests to convince the rest of the world that it is, even if it still meant spending tons of money. 3) the government literally lies for the sake of it. 4) government sinecures (look up that word).
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