It’s constantly unbelievable to me how insanely complex biology is, it makes you think how did these processes developed over the eons that created us. How did this complexity come from simple chemical reactions to sustainably create something that could exist on its own given suitable nutrient intake. It’s amazing.

@crazynachos4230

5 ай бұрын

Time, lots and lots and lots of time.

@edwardhelms

3 ай бұрын

When you start really studying biology and physiology, the most amazing thing isn't how complex it is, but how simple the underlying mechanisms are. All these complex systems are the result of a bunch of really simple processes happening dynamically.

Thanks. I’m not sure how many times I’ve had this explained, but I can never remember it!

Thanks Dave!

Thanks

Hope to see calcium channel blockers too

@ProfessorDaveExplains

5 ай бұрын

yessir

pharmacology, hooray!

Please make more about pharmacology

Hey, can you make a video about erich blechschmidt a creationist from the institute of creationist that argue in favor of the laryngeal nerve not being a poor design.

I'm so glad I like to read into things like this... 😊 Coding/ programming, medicine & law have always fascinated me.💯

Lisinopril makes me cough a lot, but it's helpful for my high BP.

Cool! Always wondered what that stood for & why my doc gives me one of those little pril pills for breakfast

I got high bp and my GP was very concerned when I told her that my dad already had a heart attack in his 60s. I'm half that age now. Rip me, lol. At least I don't smoke though and never have, so I might manage to avoid it.

Hello professor I have found an experiment that will end the debate about the shape of the earth it is very simple but very convincing and confirm weather the earth is flat or a globe if you respond to me we will discuss about this experiment it is so simple

🙂👍

can you make a video on ''8 inches per mile squared'' this is the equation that flat earthers use to determine if things should be visible when you are on a globe earth

@chair547

5 ай бұрын

8in/mi^2 is a taylor series approximation of the curvature of the earth. Its fairly accurate for short distances (less than like an 8th of the circumference) but it doesn't take observer height, target height, stuff being in the way, or atmospheric refraction into account so its only really useful for bodies of water. Flerfs try to apply it in circumstances where it doesn't apply and then get mad when they can see something they "shouldn't" because they're high up or whatever

@ronaldreagan6839

5 ай бұрын

@@chair547 yeah i know but i wanna see him explain it, gets more attention

Waaaaaeeeel😊

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