/sci/ - Science & Math

What do black holes smell like?

How many googleplexes are in an atom?

Why is my butthole itchy?

Is my definition of bad internet videos the same as mine? Or are they like, different but we can never know? Also, quantum physics big bang time travel thorium cars?

>>6433479
I lol'd. I would love for him to do a video on that.

>>6433466
We all know that OP is a faggot, but... what is a faggot???
[piano tone]

Hello 4chan,

anon here.

Everybody knows that OP is a big fag but have you ever wondered...

how can you re-arrange the letters f a g to get another word in the English language?
Protip: You can't.

*pop up on the other half of the text*

Now that's interesting enough, but did you know that if you translate it to German...
there is still no interesting word.

But maybe. Just maybe ... there is a language, where there is such a word.

Well, we'll see next time. Think about it next time you stand at the bus stop!

And as always,

thanks for saging.

What is the speed of a perfect vacuum?

What's it like to have a full head of hair?

>>6433565
or...more importantly...
what is the perfect vacuum of a /speed/?

Is it possible to go faster than the speed of light?

No, but let me tell you about other stupid shit that has nothing to do with the topic of his video for 9 more minutes.

hory shet, this whole thread

Hey 4chan, Anon.
Have you ever wondered why the Jews did 911?
Well if you replace Jews with ✡, you get a 6 pointed figure with six sides. And if you flip the 9 in 911...
6...6...6....
...
*appears from the left*

So If Jews did 911 brings 666 into the fold, why would they be working... with the devil?

That's it for now, just simmer on it while your droppin a deuce.

And as always,
thanks for saging.

>>6433583
Hahahaha I lost it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8DtojIWZC4

Idk I kinda like Vsauce

>>6433542
>>6433552
oh my sides

>>6433583
lol also he's like 38 y/o or somethig

>>6433466
is it now wrong i like vsauce?

>>6436028
Not wrong, per se. It just makes you less intelligent, less original, less interesting, less critical and more of a popscientist.

>>6436033
bummer, how does something that teacher you new stuff make you less intelligent?

>>6436050
Because most of it is poorly-posed questions with no real answers and with no actual science in the videos. It's the kind of mindless drivel that people who don't understand science watch so they can feel like they "learned" something.

>>6433583
Heroin is a hell of a drug

>>6436017
He's 28

>>6433542
>>6433552

>>6436096
>all this projecting

o i am laffing

keep trying, bud

>>6436227
well he's right about the kind of people vsauce attracts, but to be fair he looks like a guy that does his research and even though he simplifies some things he never talks unscientifically

i like him tbh, it's for entertainment purposes after all and not to teach you things. if i wanted to learn about the quantum physics of a black hole i'll watch lectures from universities about it. but if i want to watch something while i eat my cereal in the morning vsauce isn't that bad

plus he seems like a cool dude

>>6436127
Christ.
Why does he look 50?

>>6433466
The reason you can see me is because your screen is emitting light.
Light... like feathers.
What if feathers were actually heavy? Birds would have to carry around all that weight, and they'd drop out of the sky.
Gravity would pull them down. But did you know gravity can also be used to describe situations and emotions?
Let's talk about emotions. Why do we feel things? It's because of how our brain is wired.
Wired... wires. Circuits. Electronics.
Electronics is one of the greatest things in the 21st century.
Electronics works because of electrons. It's in the name.
But what if electrons... were Higgs bosons?

... And so on.

>>6436442
I chuckled. You could actually write his scripts for him.

>>6435186
o my god. i laughed.

>>6436442
couldn't help but read it in his voice with his questioning cadence.

If you stare at his picture while reading it his eyebrow will raise.

>>6436435
Drugs prolly

This thread is still alive?

Well I posted
>>6433552
but I must add that I don't dislike his videos just because they are quite unconnected and (what can be harmful) present laymans explanations and analogies as insights.
What's good about it is when he brings party facts together (shortest poem, hottest place on earth), funfacts like this.

>>6436127
[citation needed]

>>6436246
this

>>6433583
Pretty good you bald ugly cunt.

>>6436503
That fucking music just kept entering my mind

>>6433552
10/10

>>6436258
Cap worth, well done

>>6433542
I lol'd

>>6433466

4chan is an image board, but images are 2 dimensional; so is a board.

Boards are made out of wood, but the erotic images give me wood.

Making my 2 dimensional pants line become 3 dimensional!

Pants are cool! Did you know that pants once were optional?

A man could walk to town to buy pants even if he had no pants.

Testicles.

>>6437230
You have gained some strong mental associations between that music and connecting random thoughts.

>>6439495
BWAHAHAHA

>>6439495
I don't like to judge people by their looks, but this guy doesn't fit what he does at all

Mirrors reflect green more than any other wavelength of light? dafuq I actually learned something, I assume this only applies for the conventional glass mirror and something that occurs due to the property (emission spectrum?) of that silica?
The case with other elements is likely to be different right?

>>6433630
>Is it possible to go faster than the speed of light?
but it is
>Is it possible to go faster than the speed of light in a vacuum?
no

>>6439610
Talking about this btw
watch?v=-yrZpTHBEss&list=TLfMhmwzKOYOgd1suXyK__VVwLrLKB9sQt&hd=1
Just saw that, hadn't heard of Vsauce before.

>>6439610
That's the problem with him. He introduces an idea and then provides no detailed explanation of it because that would involve actual science.

>>6439627
Well his viewers are more interested in general facts that the details as to why they occur, like the implications of building a space elevator in one of his videos as opposed to the calculations pertaining to the point where the body is up held by its tension and the nature of tension as a force, etc...
Then again I doubt his viewers go around calling themselves scientists and I'm sure most of them are aware of how ignorant they are RELATIVE to actual scientists.
I would say they are more "aware" though, moreover, he is very entertaining!
I don't get what's their to argue about, he isn't claiming he is giving the viewer a detailed explanation, he doesn't want to, his viewer doesn't care, he's a science communicator for god's sake, just like Neil DeGrasse Tyson or Michio

>>6439637
It just makes it frustrating to watch. I don't find the facts he provides that interesting, but I'm sure an explanation of the facts would be.

Does everything mean..anything?
This question seems almost philosophical in nature, but is there a real, definite, scientific answer to this question? Most of us define everything to be the universe, and everything within the universe. Some of us only include concrete things, such as the ground you stand on, or the atoms in your skin, while others include abstract things such as ideas. Some of us even take into account things that haven't happened yet, or have already happened.
But is that really..everything?
Philosophy varies from person to person, but does philosophy matter? Do we matter? At all?
We survive and have children just to perpetuate our species, but why? Why do we care at all about where humanity is going, or where anything is going? Are we approaching a point where these questions become answers and we eventually just die off from not caring? It seems rather depressing to ask, but if we don't questions, how could we know the answer to anything? There's that word again; 'anything'. If you think about it, 'anything' covers a broad range of 'things'. Literally anything. Anything, everything, nothing. How could we assign something to anything, if we don't know everything? This might sound like a Jaden Smith tweet, but it's an interesting concept. We invent things that didn't previously exist, and we think of things that likely won't ever exist. Are those things covered by 'everything'? What do we define as 'things'? Stuff that exists, stuff that doesn't exist yet, stuff that won't ever exist? Stuff covered by 'everything'? It's up to you to define everything and anything. But you can't define everything without anything..so..in a way..anything means everything.
And as always, thanks for watching.

i have to take a shower now

>>6439638
To all their own!
I don't get how one can criticize him as a person though (unless you admit that you too are susceptible to criticism).

What I mean to say is, for example, you probably like listening to music...right?
BUT WHAT IF by listening to music you are not able to appreciate it to the degree someone who is actually able to perform music of that genre would.
Just as you would criticize his viewers, can a music performer not criticize you for being too incompetent to appreciate the beauty of the music in all its glory?

>>6439642
You actually brought out a lot of philosophical ideas there if someone were to look close enough!
Much like the justice his videos do to scientific concepts!
HURRAH for your accidental symbolism!

>>6439645
>Just as you would criticize his viewers, can a music performer not criticize you for being too incompetent to appreciate the beauty of the music in all its glory?
Yes in both cases, and it should be obvious than in both cases, the receiver wouldn't care.

>>6439642
How Can Everything Be Real If Anything Isn't Real?

>>6433542
I am laffin

>>6433479
[jump cut] My butthole was discovered in 1983 when I stuck a finger up my ass

But what would my butthole [pause] smell like?

>>6439942
lolololol

>>6433466
Why does he look so old?
Isn't he like barely thirty?

I hope I don't look that old when I'm thirty

>>6439627
It's up to you to research.

>>6433542
hahahaha, perfect!

>>6439609
>he thinks it's impossible to go faster than the speed of light in a vacuum

Vsauce is like cosmos
It isn't going to go super deep into the science, but it is fun to watch and you probably will learn something

>>6440217

Better to watch Julius Sumner Miller

>>6440217
But what is... Cosmos?

The cosmos was invented in the 1970s when TV presenter Carl Sagan expored it in a spaceship. Before then... nobody knew what was in space.

But what is... space?
Space is emptiness but is it really empty? The answer is... we don't know. But I'll spend the next 20 minutes talking about it anyway.

>>6440518
Pls leave Michael

>>6440214
But it is...

>>6440518
And as always, thanks for watching.