Comments by "Stripdancer100" (@Stripdancer100) on "Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell" channel.

  1. It is also called emergence. Properties of the sum are different than the sum of properties, no matter how they exactly change.
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  2. I think that just the opposite is true. As the science evolves, we can see more clearly and correctly that there are barries which are impassable and never will be passed, just because we learn better from the past. The modern science is just about 400 years old and it passed a long way in its progress of improving science methods
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  3. There's nothing to worry about. We are tiny, but living matter, especially our brains, are the most complex structure in the whole Universe. Stars and galaxies are extremely primitive structures when compared to living matter
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  4.  @clevergirl4457  Thanks, I didn't catch it )
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  5. You shouldn't woorry about that. Even though we are extremely tiny, we are also the most complicated things in the whole universe.
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  6.  @tenid4824  And the Alien from, um, the Alien
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  7. Subtitles in 84 languages... wow
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  8. 1:56 allusion to Georges Melies, I think )
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  9. The biggest nuclear weapon had actually an energy of 57 megatons, not 40.
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  10. The idea seems to have been borrowed from Murray Leinster and its mediocre short story "First Contact", 1945. Not a very great idea, I would say
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  11. Thanks for not rattling off countless numbers of what an average person does during his or her lifetime
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  12. 'Destroying our planet' is just a more comprehensible term for 'trashing our ecosystem'. If we don't survive this, it won't be easier for us if our planet is still intact.
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  13. And Georges Melies, of course )
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