Thanks so much for watching! For my reaction to Sam O’Nella’s Tararre video, please check out: kzread.info/dash/bejne/oqJ5qq2Fl8vAo5M.htmlsi=z2-ZGH5b7552fhPt

@kurotsuchiiwa3627

3 ай бұрын

the reason he cant say hey kids anymore is because some people online accused him of targeting minors with his content and decided to nearly get him banned for grooming with no proof. at least thats as far as i understand it.

@Mikkall

3 ай бұрын

Hey man, what's happening at META that would require a nuclear engineer?

@mattparker9726

3 ай бұрын

12:45 speaking of readily accessible, you should do a video on The Radioactive Boy Scout. FASCINATING STORY.

@ProfessionalBugLover

3 ай бұрын

@@kurotsuchiiwa3627WHAT.

In his previous video Sam said that KZread didn't like how Sam called us kids. So now we majors because Sam has to, not because we did something 😂

@RealBelisariusCawl

3 ай бұрын

[Insert Protracted Sigh]

@JamienautMark2

2 ай бұрын

It’s funny(sad) because his videos are like 5-8 minutes. And they hear “hey kids” and go “it’s for children”. Like give it another 30 seconds and he’ll talk about something no 6 year old should hear.

@maximumeffort1006

2 ай бұрын

What happened to free speech?

@pakboris2268

2 ай бұрын

@@maximumeffort1006 freedom happened

@filipbitala2624

2 ай бұрын

We did something tho

I love how the issue can be whatever and suddenly this man would go " that's like nuclear..." 😅

@cuthbertwensleydale9

2 ай бұрын

He's like Professor Layton, but with nuclear energy instead of puzzles.

Fun fact: China was dumping more contaminated water into the ocean, than the Fukushima disaster ever could. Also, leave it to the French to find another way to torture birds for food, like how they force feed ducks in order to eat their fatty livers.

@Luigicat11

3 ай бұрын

I thought foie gras was goose liver. Or is there also a duck liver one that has a different name?

@ZeallustImmortal

3 ай бұрын

​@@Luigicat11foie gras can be made from either Duck or Goose liver, it has the same name regardless of which bird is used.

@Luigicat11

3 ай бұрын

@@ZeallustImmortal Ah okay.

@ArtisChronicles

3 ай бұрын

​@@ZeallustImmortal Very good information sir. Thank you

@ZeallustImmortal

3 ай бұрын

@@ArtisChronicles I love birds and I love eating birds (not whole though lol)

The ortolan was even mentioned in COD WW2, “take the ortolan; that tiny, delicate songbird. It’s eyes poked out so that it can gorge, and then it’s drowned in cognac it’s ingenious. I’m not sure what I’ll miss more; savouring the sweet flesh, or watching it thrash to death.”

I love that little justification at the beginning about how eating and drinking can be prohibited in the event of a radiation release. Totally unnecessary, because everyone loves Sam O'Nella and nobody would complain about this, but made me chuckle. Also shark steaks are delicious, but I've never had shark fin. Caught blacktip sharks a few times down in Galveston. Got shark filets and steaks out of them, so I can guarantee you the rest of the shark is not poopy garbage. Never actually made shark fin soup, though, just kinda threw the fins away with the organs and other inedible parts. Also "bones in soup" is just how you make stock. Boil the bones until the collagen comes out into the broth. A real good stock takes at least around 8 hours, you pull out the bones once you can crumble them in your hands.

@ArtisChronicles

3 ай бұрын

Yay someone else that knows how to make a good broth.

@spvillano

2 ай бұрын

Yeah, they just don't want to share two superpowers with the workers and people nearby, death and fucked up. ;) If I was around a nuclear release, I'd probably quip about trying to get a reasonably precise dosage prediction of I-131. The typical response would be guessing I wanted to gauge my potassium iodide dosage and I'd be, "Naw, just want to get the dosage right and save time and effort getting my hyperthyroid treated...". Well, that is one treatment for severe hyperthyroidism. ;)

@dobber43

2 ай бұрын

See if they ate the whole shark but were still tanking the population of sharks I'd be like guys chill bit instead they're definning them leaving them to drown for a dish with proveably false medicinal properties just like their poaching of pangolins and rhinos Luke f off we know it doesn't do anything leave the animals the f alone

6:20 Bones actually have a lot of nutrients in the marrow, that is why it is used as broth

@xenialafleur

3 ай бұрын

They also do add a bit of flavor to the soup as well.

@SootyPhoenix

3 ай бұрын

That's why we large birds drop bones onto rocks from high heights to crack them to access the marrow. Including fictional birds such as myself.

@ZeallustImmortal

3 ай бұрын

Bone marrow is also really tasty

@spvillano

2 ай бұрын

@@ZeallustImmortal never could digest the marrow, fat content is a bit too high for my digestive system. Great in soups though. Dad and I would fight over the ham bone, as he wanted pasta e fagioli and I wanted split pea soup. My wife was tie breaker and alas, I was the only soul that liked split pea. I got smart and bought the joint, usually the butt. We both won then. When I was in the Middle East, there were two hypermarkets nextdoor to each other. The Giant gave the bones away to those who asked for then, the Carrefour charged for the bones, obviously my cheap ass went to Giant. Got a good cleaver and tapped the femurs into sections, baked the hell out of them, then boiled them for stock.

@ZeallustImmortal

2 ай бұрын

@@spvillano Hell yeah man, sounds delicious. I havent had anything with marrow in a few years.

2:00 THEY'RE PUTTING THINGS IN THE WATER THAT ARE TURNING THE FRIGGIN FROGS BLACK!

0:50 His shock from seeing the cow extended neck is gold. rofl He was somehow more surprised than some serious shocking stuffs. rofl

@BR1.618

3 ай бұрын

p.s rofl

@gustavgnoettgen

3 ай бұрын

​@@BR1.618 lmao; rofl

@_IHateHandles_

2 ай бұрын

Who the hell still uses rofl?

@gustavgnoettgen

2 ай бұрын

@@_IHateHandles_ It's common rofl, but usually not common within a sentence rofl.

Most shark fin soup isn't, btw, it uses substitutes to present the same texture and taste. I have a very good Japanese friend who has had both real and substitute shark fin soup (and doesn't care for either) and she says there is no real difference in taste and texture between them. China bans Japanese sea food for political reasons, they just use safety concerns as an excuse. The French used to hunt songbirds nearly to extinction across the country using nets dipped in glue. Entire flocks would be caught, nearly wiping out entire species of migratory birds. Those hunting methods were banned in the rest of Europe in the 1960s if not earlier. It was only France where it wasn't yet banned until the EU stepped in in one of the very few episodes where they actually did something positive! Hence the quick recovery of the species. It still had somewhat healthy populations elsewhere, and breeding areas. Getting rid of the hunting in France allowed those populations to quickly recover and spread back into France where they had gone all but extinct. This didn't just save the ortolan but several other species as well.

Shark finning is worse for shark population than you'd think as the pelvic fins of a male shark are where the shark's pps (yes they have two) are located. This basically means that finning a male shark is inherently neutering the shark.

@damianstruiken5886

3 ай бұрын

Also they can't swim without there fins

@hakairyu1

3 ай бұрын

@@damianstruiken5886Which means they suffocate, since sharks breathe by moving

@ArtisChronicles

3 ай бұрын

What I've learned is they're killing the shark populations and the sharks simultaneously. Such a wasteful food product.

@spvillano

2 ай бұрын

I've made shark fin soup. I also used the rest of the shark. Whyinhell waste perfectly good meat? Rough as hell on knives though. When I bought a shark, I'd bring a new knife for my fishmonger, as it'd ruin his knife edge. They were cheap enough that the goodwill was worth it. When I cut it down myself, yeah, that was an evening spent over the sharpening stones.

To give a "wonderful" quote by Anthony Bourdain regarding Ortolan eating. “I bring my molars down and through my bird’s rib cage with a wet crunch and am rewarded with a scalding hot rush of burning fat and guts down my throat. Rarely have pain and delight combined so well. I’m giddily uncomfortable, breathing in short, controlled gasps as I continue slowly - ever so slowly - to chew. With every bite, as the thin bones and layers of fat, meat, skin, and organs compact in on themselves, there are sublime dribbles of varied and wondrous ancient flavors: figs, Armagnac, dark flesh slightly infused with the salty taste of my own blood as my mouth is pricked by the sharp bones. As I swallow, I draw in the head and beak, which, until now, have been hanging from my lips, and blithely crush the skull.”

@ZeallustImmortal

3 ай бұрын

I just read your comment quoting this on Chad's video and hoped I would never see it again. Here I am, paying for the consequences of watching another reaction to the video lol

@hermaeusmora424

3 ай бұрын

@@ZeallustImmortal Muhahaha you can't escape my comments. XD

@ArtisChronicles

3 ай бұрын

Why is this so descriptive and also making it sound so delicious? I am much confusion.

@ZeallustImmortal

3 ай бұрын

@@ArtisChronicles Nah bro, that doesnt make it sound delicious, youre weird

@tarot3078

3 ай бұрын

@@ArtisChroniclesBecause its probably delicious. It’s just immoral to make since you have to torture an endangered species to eat it.

You are the only to catch the Tarrare character eating the fin from the reactions I’ve watched lol

Just remember that it took less than Fifty years for the passenger pigeon to become extinct, and with that the white oak tree became less used for wood barrel aging Tennessee whiskey . It’s a small domino effect of ecosystems that were destroyed by railroads into the western United States.

@navb0tactual

3 ай бұрын

Wtf did I just read

@dobber43

2 ай бұрын

The railroad didn't do that the people that shot them did that.

Bones actually do have quite a bit of nutritional value, unlike shark fins

0:44 Not exactly. He have got a warning from YT admins to stop using term “kids”, since his content isn’t entirely suitable for minors.

Advanced...Liquid...Processing...System.... So, when that fancy bottle of expensive water says it comes straight from the ALPS, we should assume it's been in a nuclear reactor at some point. ;)

I am still so impressed with how Tyler can relate these random topics to nuclear power so seamlessly.

@ArtisChronicles

3 ай бұрын

Well he's very knowledgeable, if nothing else. I do find it impressive.

when you put bones in soup you're actually boiling the nutrition and marrow out of the bone to create a broth. You don't eat the hard part itself. Though it is edible if you were to grind it up really fine and mix it with flour to make bread or something.

THIS IS A PROPER REACTION. The content itself isn’t directly related to your area of expertise, but you can properly relate the two and expand. The grotesque image of maggots being killed off in a bag relating to Radiation decay is gross, but unique insight.

The island sydrome that Sam was talking about is the same thing as your Cherynobyl wildlife example. Both are just animal populations shifting due to natural selection from changing living conditions aka evolution.

Sinewy is a good description of shark fin soup. Bird's nest soup just tasted liked weird broth. (Don't judge, I was a kid when I ate that)

Every single episode, I try to think before I watch "How can he possibly relate this to his field of expertise?" Low and Behold, he dun dima did it.

Want the shark fin soup? Do what I did, buy the entire mako shark and prepare every bit of it. Hell on knives though, get a quality sharpening stone, you'll need it. Upside, you'll have shark frozen for months on end, which is good if you enjoy seafood like I do. As for cartilage and bones, cow hoof broth is tasty. A bit heavy for me, but I have friends who love it in winter. There's an oriental market in Philly where I've bought fresh ackee. Wasn't bad, but didn't really care for it. Remember Paracelsus, the dose makes the poison. Now, bitter cassava, just nope, foul up preparing that and you're eating something that turns into hydrogen cyanide in the gut. Two things I've never figured out. Quail, tastes good, but they're tiny little things, I'm talking around the size of a gerbil, come on now! Quail eggs, seriously, WTF, when you need a couple of dozen to equal an average chicken egg, get serious! Squab is tasty, pigeon being its other name. Orolon, no thanks, I'll just enjoy the booze. See quail.

Shark Fin Soup isn't just immensely wasteful, it's also horrifically inhumane. The sharks are caught, their fins are cut off, and then the sharks are tossed back in the water, still alive. Plus, Shark Fin Soup sounds like something people eat for machismo points. 'I ate shark today', as if you caught it yourself, and as if it would actually try to eat you if you were in the water like in the movies. The Ortolan ban happened in 2007, and the conservation status being listed as 'Least Concern' happened in 2018, so the species' recovery took more than twice as long as you said. Still might be impressive, but that depends on the minimum threshold for being taken off the 'endangered species' list.

Hi! I'm a high school student enrolled in the IB program and I'm hoping to write my extended essay (A 3500-400 word research paper required to get my college credit) over nuclear physics since this is what I am hoping to major in for college. Are there any sort of simplistic concepts in nuclear engineering that can be modeled in simulation software? My issue with creating a research question is that I'm unable to add depth to it, I'm able to come up with how does IV affect DV, but I'm not able to expand the question past that.

Used to eat ackee a lot when I was younger as a Jamaican descent American. It's fine if clean and prep properly like Sam said.

I love his style of presenting. 😂

Bones in soup is actually how broth gets its taste. Ramen broth for example is usually pork bone, also ackee is a favorite of mine being a jamaican. Super expensive in the US but ackee and saltfish is our national dish. Reason ackee is dangerous unripe is just heavy amounts of cyanide. Guarana, lychee etc are all in the family

The discovery of cheese has always facinated and bewildered me; you know that one day, some brave soul must've found some curdled milk and thought "huh, this smells like feet, I'm-a put it in my mouth."

Dude you should do a video on how to make a nuclear bomb on the radioactive material in smoke Decatur please

@adriansulahian959

3 ай бұрын

I love me a good Decatur, always makes me want to detect something.

14:33 Incorrect sir, kitties can overpopulate and I will take THEM ALL!

Surprised there was no mention of "Foie gras" but very unsurprised to see the maggot cheese and the little bird drowned in booze. I've had that maggot cheese once (the version that includes a bottle of port wine in the cheese) and can confirm its vile.

I will never understand why people eat these things. Like hardened bird spit??? Really? An overweight bird drowned in brandy that's eaten whole with a towel over your head?? I just can't even begin to fathom how these dishes came to be...

maggot cheese 🤮

Can we get this guy a better mic?

Do nuclear power plants use the power they generate to power themselves

The bone marrow adds flavor

WRONG!!! Bone and cartilage is FANTASTIC nutritionally, granted you have to slow cook it.

@ArtisChronicles

3 ай бұрын

Idk deer seem to eat that stuff raw

@jacksmith-vs4ct

3 ай бұрын

I mean bone marrow yes cartilage not so much

@meegaman2914

2 ай бұрын

Bone *marrow*… yes. But cartilage and actual bone? Not nutritious at all

Real shark fin soup is okay.. Not my favorite but I agree on the texture. It is like nothing I've had before.

@jacksmith-vs4ct

3 ай бұрын

apparently the fake stuff tastes almost exactly the same

@firstletterofthealphabet7308

2 ай бұрын

@@jacksmith-vs4ctone bite.

I also think that alpha and beta radiation would get trapped in your body by your skin instead of being stopped by it

@Reivehn

3 ай бұрын

Alpha and beta radioactivity doesn't pass through skin easily as much of it can be stopped by a sheet of paper. The outermost layer of skin is composed of already dead cells as a natural shield and is designed to take mils damage, the issue is when said radioactive particles enter active cells that absorb and utilise solid radiological particles, plus the outermost layer of skin is constantly shed naturally which means any particles that linger for an extended period won't be around for too long, especially with coarse abrasive scrubbing and washing if there's great concern for moderately high radio-particulate exposure. If it gets Inside the body it's much more of a problem.

This man is high, tired or both.

I had shark fin soup. without the soup, the shark fin don't taste like anything.

Tyler: Animals change their behavior Humans (wars still ongoing since the beginning): sure about that? 😂😂😂 On a side note, how about some cheese cultured with cesium, and brushed daily with radium and salt? Yummy

@tfolsenuclear

3 ай бұрын

Thanks so much for the support! But cheese salted with cesium and radium? No thank you!

@thetowndrunk988

3 ай бұрын

@@tfolsenuclear LOL. It doesn’t sound much worse than that other cheese. Keep kicking out this awesome content, dude. Nuclear FTW (maybe not for cheese, though)

The rest of the shark it still good to eat

ironic: not really, as it had nothing to do with any radiaological stuff. it was just the good old everyone hates everyone else policy. the same reason why you ban food form other regions or countries, it has almost never to do with any actual reason, just now you can a good enough reason to blame the economic ban on.

@KamiNoBaka1

3 ай бұрын

I think irony actually fits here, because if they're using radiation as an excuse you wouldn't expect them to be worse about it. That's more along the lines of what irony actually is than rain on your wedding day or a free ride when you've already paid (nothing in that song is an actual example of irony). Plus, I mean, most banned foods in the US are banned for good reason.

@thorin1045

3 ай бұрын

@@KamiNoBaka1 yep, good reason, like a food producer in the usa making similar but worse product, and must be protected. oh, you believe any food in the usa is banned for being bad? good joke.

@letsplaysvonaja1714

3 ай бұрын

​@@thorin1045kinder surprise eggs are infamously banned for the choking hazard

@ZeallustImmortal

3 ай бұрын

​@@letsplaysvonaja1714and yet theyre everywhere else in the world and not killing anybody

@ArtisChronicles

3 ай бұрын

​@@letsplaysvonaja1714 What kind of kinder eggs were you eating? Holy shit.

8:51 You just got banned in China.

yuh

Do you react to music? If so you should react to The Chemical Workers Song sung (sang?) By David Coffin. Thank you for your reaction.

@ClaytonBrownMusicOfficial

3 ай бұрын

Sung-you got it! 👌🏻

wow

Hey Tyler you should check out this Rimworld mod called Rimatomics i think its cool.

@DU.HISPANO

3 ай бұрын

The Rimatonics Walkthrough-Basics video explains it well.

They're turnin' the freakin' frogs green!

@RandomGuy0987

3 ай бұрын

In the name of Kane.

I just looked at your channel. It seems that it`s just you reacting to other peoples work. I must say that I was hoping you would have some scientific videos giving some insights into atomic physics and nuclear reactors.

😐😐😐

7:35 Fukushima itself was caused by malpractice in the name of profit so why in the heck wouldn't the "cleanup" also be?

@letsplaysvonaja1714

3 ай бұрын

Because they learned from their mistakes

@stefanc4520

3 ай бұрын

@@letsplaysvonaja1714 when money is at stake nothing is learned, especially the integrity of a nation

@letsplaysvonaja1714

3 ай бұрын

@@stefanc4520 seems like unfounded paranoia

@stefanc4520

3 ай бұрын

@@letsplaysvonaja1714 "unfounded paranoia" oh yea cause nothing bad has ever happened due to money /s History says otherwise, nice try with the fallacy tho 😂

@zombieoverlord5173

3 ай бұрын

​@letsplaysvonaja1714 Honestly it's just cause and effect. It's not they they want something horrible to happen but they just don't care if it does

Some original content would be cool

im the frist comment and im not lying

👇one millennium club

@aDeathbomb

3 ай бұрын

Also first

@kinexkid

3 ай бұрын

Gross

@aDeathbomb

3 ай бұрын

@@kinexkid you too😊

@kinexkid

3 ай бұрын

@@aDeathbomb you know, who am I to tell people what to do. If getting the first comment makes you happy, you do you. I had a bad day, and I'm sorry for being a dick

@aDeathbomb

3 ай бұрын

@@kinexkid you too (I am too lazy to write anything more)

People just be labling themselves with anything in titles to get more attention nowadays

@Fectoelfilis27

3 ай бұрын

He is a nuclear engineer tho?

@ZeallustImmortal

3 ай бұрын

The dude is a nuclear engineer and injects interesting facts about nuclear energy into every video

@King_Minos64

2 ай бұрын

Nice bait bro

You should put out some original content. Just a thought.

@KamiNoBaka1

3 ай бұрын

Every party has a pooper that's why they invited you. Party pooper. Party pooper.

@endernightblade1958

3 ай бұрын

note the length of the video

@jddjdjsjjssjsjsjs

3 ай бұрын

​@@KamiNoBaka1Popper at party? Great

@letsplaysvonaja1714

3 ай бұрын

The commentary is original

@gameswithoutalex7073

3 ай бұрын

Maybe you should just not watch

maggot cheese 🤮