Turn the subtitles on! This is a tribute to the wonderful Primitive Technology channel, for those that are wondering why it's silent. Check out the sequel! kzread.info/dash/bejne/l6lnj8x6oKy5aJM.html

@meeeeeeauuuuuuuu

4 жыл бұрын

Ahhhh

@alidaboettcher7376

4 жыл бұрын

I am a second language reader. It is very difficult to read with the fast space. The scripts also cover sometimes what is shown. I would like a redo with sound.

@syber-space

4 жыл бұрын

@@alidaboettcher7376 You can read the transcript by clicking on the three dots and selecting "Open Transcript". It follows along with the video and shows timestamps. It should help significantly with reading at pace (though pausing works if needed).

@alidaboettcher7376

4 жыл бұрын

@@syber-space : thank you for replying, but that option is not available on my phone.

@chocolate_squiggle

4 жыл бұрын

Ohhh.... I just watched the whole thing and THEN realised there are supposed to be subtitles. Felt like there was some big test and I was supposed to know what was going on already. Oh well. Got to go check the mailbox now. Will come back another day :-)

Did you get a baby just so you can do experiements?! understandable..

@keriezy

5 жыл бұрын

Haha

@lightning123u

5 жыл бұрын

That's so fked up.

@thestopper5165

5 жыл бұрын

Not *just* experiments - after the experiments are finished they make a nice snack (although a tad fatty)... and there's almost enough skin to make a pair of gloves. 'Kid" gloves, if you will (lol). h/t Jonathan Swift's _A Modest Proposal For preventing the Children of Poor People From being a Burthen to Their Parents or Country, and For making them Beneficial to the Publick_ (1729).

@Dawnarow

5 жыл бұрын

Far better than most parents whom have kids because they wanted to feel loved. Eff those. This guy's awesome. Let him torment his baby all he wants :) (we're both kidding ;P)

@arsh132

4 жыл бұрын

Ain't that the reason everyone has a baby?

The worst thing about a channel like this is that you find it (through tom scott) and then you binge-watch everything on it in a day and then there isn't any more :( Really though, excellent videos.

@MichaelSnasdell

5 жыл бұрын

I second that lol ! Some amazing content, and unlike most of my younger education, actually captures my attention. Can't wait for more content, but happy to wait :)

@isaacvasquez4743

5 жыл бұрын

Same brother

@nacoran

5 жыл бұрын

Huh, I didn't find him through Tom Scott, our KZread lord and savior, I found him through regular old KZread suggestions.

@tanya5322

3 жыл бұрын

nacoran I have no idea who Tom Scott is 🤷🏼 KZread has recommended some interesting channels for me, this one included

Did you just make a baby so that you can make this video? Great dedication.

@MedlifeCrisis

5 жыл бұрын

That is how committed I am to KZread.

What a beautiful baby! Congratulations again!

@AndrewDonald-submergency

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely!! A really handsome child! I was trying to work out how that could be. Then I remembered the possibility of marital infidelity.

@farazalam3325

3 жыл бұрын

His name is Case Francis.

Parachute reflex? Sounds like something I’d get arrested for trying to test.

@jeffreyquinn3820

5 жыл бұрын

Knew there was something wrong with baby showers.

@Yora21

5 жыл бұрын

Apparently it's when toddlers spread out their arms and legs when they are lowered to the ground.

@userPrehistoricman

5 жыл бұрын

Evidence of breeding at high altitudes.

@scourgi5274

3 жыл бұрын

@@userPrehistoricman Or just a Remanent of the swimming reflex. Getting washed up after exiting the womb 20 thousand years ago probably consisted of nothing but a muddy pond and an old towel.

@ulalaFrugilega

3 жыл бұрын

@@scourgi5274 there just had to be a towel…

Didn't realize the amount of reflexes one had at birth, that's pretty interesting

Number of publications and your Google scholar score is irrelevant if you post a video of you doing basic experiments/observations on your baby. Every scientist/engineer will understand your level of dedication to the art

This is the best imitation of primitive technology I have ever seen.

@thesenamesaretaken

5 жыл бұрын

@無垢 Step 1: open your Bible to Genesis 2:7 :^)

After bingeing each and every video, I am extremely impressed! It's ashame you don't have more subs. Came from Tom Scott by the way. Loved that video too

@Apodeipnon

5 жыл бұрын

Oh, this channel is going to grow believe me

@frankteng

4 жыл бұрын

I came from chubby emu, but medlife introduced me to Tom Scott

This was adorable and strangely relaxing. Now I want to be a Dad. Congratulations! Brilliant way to start 2019, no?

@MedlifeCrisis

5 жыл бұрын

Merci Barris. Bonne année!

@ThisisBarris

5 жыл бұрын

@@MedlifeCrisis Bonne année à toi aussi! Et bonne santé à ta famille et toi.

Hey that's super neat how they grasp and hold instinctively. Makes you think about apes and monkeys and our common ancestors. But also: Awww... your baby is so very precious ❤

This is why I subscribe.

Bro how am I supposed to read the subtitles when there's an adorable baby in the way

I came straight from Tom Scott to straight here. SUBBED!

@n0ame1u1

5 жыл бұрын

Same

What are you going to do with the baby now that the video's been made? Keep it around for later vids?

Damn, talk about imitation being the highest form of flattery This is amazing :)

I didn't know tat primitve tec used subtitiles, I always watched them in silence. TIL

@Gureenu

5 жыл бұрын

me too

@Mo95793

5 жыл бұрын

Me too

@Mo95793

5 жыл бұрын

In fact am going there right now to check

@scourgi5274

3 жыл бұрын

Missing out one some very infrequent yet clever jokes.

@boo24998

3 жыл бұрын

@@scourgi5274 I also just liked it like visual asmr. very relaxing

Oh, little, cute Tom Scott Fracis.

@Yora21

5 жыл бұрын

I thought he was going to be named "Case". Couldn't he get his brother to name the baby's cousin "Control"?

The baby's eyes are angelic. And I've never been relaxed like this while learning something.

Studied space medicine to make a KZread video, had a baby just to do experiments, I admire your commitment

Here via Tom Scott. I just finished watching _all_ of your videos (including the ads). Your videos are superb! I was laughing _and_ learning at the same time. 🤣 I loved the "Scrubs" intro, your stand-up routine was gold and your _Belter Creole_ was spot-on! But, the "Sherpa" video was my favorite. ❤ I subscribed, hit that 🔔 and am waiting for more! No pressure, though. I'd say _fiddling_ with people's hearts takes precedence over KZread. (Oh, I know you said you weren't monetized, but KZread played ads on several of your videos. I hope you'll be getting the proceeds. 💲)

When I saw the title, I thought "haha, what a coincidence, a accidental Primitive Technologies reference!". Oh, how wrong I was. You actually made the video in his style too. Amazing.

Brilliant video! My wife is about to have our third and I feel like I will savour those early months all the more for having watched this! Constructive crit if you're into it: I found the subtitles too fast! I'm sure its easy to underestimate someone's first-time read-speed when producing a video with words you've written yourself! Or I'm just dim as I scanned the top comments and nobody else seems to have mentioned it.

@MedlifeCrisis

5 жыл бұрын

No you're right they are faster than I'd have liked. I was doing a parody/tribute of another channel but he is very laconic in his subtitling and I had quite a lot to crowbar in! Thanks for the kind words!

@tanya5322

3 жыл бұрын

You are not alone. I deliberately took a remedial reading course my senior year of high school. I was probably the only kid in that class taking physics and pre-calculus math... but I also had the slowest reading speed in that class. Fortunately, I had high reading comprehension

Doctor picks on baby for 3 minutes straight

Watching without subtitles makes it so peaceful and cute

What a brilliant video! Including the cool narration from Primitive Technology on the subs. Keep up the great work and cheers from Brazil.

First saw you on Tom Scott's channel a short while ago. I have now subscribed and watched 5 of your videos. At this rate I will run out by this evening!

Wow! This is the best compilation on the subject I've seen. And THE cutest baby!!❤😍😘😘😘

What a beautiful baby cardiologist. Its nice to know that this channel will carry on in future generations.

That's actually a great channel my dude. Keep up with these quality videos!

How do babies respond to being wrapped in loya cane or glazed with iron bacteria?

I didn't see that baby being credited. Hope that isn't a violation of guild rules in the UK. But whoever's baby that is has a star on their hands.

@MedlifeCrisis

5 жыл бұрын

He's mine!

Thank you very much for swapping out the audio. Babies are much cuter without the stress attached to their cry. It’s also easier to pay attention to the educational material.

I'm so glad Tom Scott sent us here! The great learning content and great, constant humor are perfect! I've just recently found Tom Scott's videos the past few weeks, actually only today really going to his channel, but now that I'm following his channel, he that day sends us here and I get another great sub, 2 in one day!

This is the most adorable thing I've ever seen 🐰 Tom Scott picked a good one.

Aww! What a cute demo! I'm so glad Tom Scott gave you a feature on his channel.

This is possibly the most adorable Med life Crisis episode ever.

ur references are beyond genius. Just shows how in touch with youtube and ur audience you are. Would like to meet you one day.

This was one of the most wonderful videos I have seen

Great video. Learned some things, I like the acoustic background as I am familiar with primitive technology channel and I really love how you actually put useful informatno in CC, not just "stupid" clickbait nonsense, like so many other channels out there.

Congratulations and thank you for the wonderful content!

Hey, congratulations, beautiful Baby! And a great channel, really appreciate your videos!

Tears... Beautiful.

I was imidetly hooked by your video on Toms channel. And I wish I saw your channel earlier.

I definitely want to see your child demonstrating the parachute reflex. Sounds exciting

This is the first time I've seen your original baby experiment vid. It was worth going back for. I'm subscribed so I'm not sure, but maybe the algorithm has brought us back for a bit of basic humanity in these terrible times.

your primitive little human is magnificent

such a cute concept and expertly executed. not going to lie I love your sly sense of humour and almost troll level of jokes (dead pan when endorsing a ridiculous comment) - you are a wonderful breath of fresh air to help those completely afraid of medical doctors (etc) to break down those barriers. keep on rocking in the free world, and do do do loo do

Such interesting videos! Looking forward to see more of them

This somehow made my day and helped me to relax

Came for the Tom Scott worship, stayed for the baby! Why does this sort of video never come up in my suggested videos?

8k to 21k, Wish more people got shouted out to be able to see these amazing up and coming channels!

I enjoyed learning this for some reason so thank you

Would love a more in-depth video about all of the reflexes mentioned, and maybe some adult reflexes too (leave the gag reflex out). Also subbed thanks to Toms referral. That little alter worship payed off! Tiny feedback: the subtitles were a bit quick. Flip side: I’m watching again to make sure I can it all. Congrats.

Eyyy i just came from Tom Scots channel and its criminal how few views you have! Im watching all your videos now and damn they all so great and well produced Hope you can keep at it, if the videos are good and there are a lot of em eventually more will come right?!

Awww your baby is so precious!!!

Beautiful baby!

What a beautiful sound. Instead of the TV or radio. 🎶

Awwwwww, i needed this 💚

Aw that's honestly adorable.

Adorable research subject.

Hey, came here from tom scott's video, watched some of your videos and loved them, every one of them is slightly different in style than the other. however I have a request, it would be nice if your video have some references to the topic for anyone how would like to read more, of course mentioning some items about the topic in the video is good, but not everything I read in the internet is true so it would be nice if you picked some about the topic and just put them in the description, anyway thanks for your video it's really good and interesting Subscribed and can't wait for your next video 👍

Hand coverings for babies inhibit one of the most important ways that they interact with the new world. Plus it also cuts their level of frustration concerning that world way down.

I'm more than a year late to comment, but thanks for this video. It's unique. I can show it to students in 1st year of medicine/nursing or also who enter pediatrics freshly... The baby's really cute. (Assuming he's more than 17 months old now)

brilliant idea

Wow you have a lot of cool birds around your home!

Who you callin’ a Babinski?!

Precious little dude.

brilliant

Awww so adorable.

Beautiful baby congratulations

Congratulations! Am gonna try some of these out on my newbie! Thanks

love your vids

-crying baby sounds- peaceful relaxing sounds of nature

Very good theorys for sure

Outstanding! :D

Can we all stop to thank Rohin for keeping his top on during this video

This is me thanking you frankly.

I love babies , had to watch ! 🍼💖

I think the grabbing reflex hasnt gone away becasue who could resist those little fingers grabbing your finger in need of help or something theyre sooo cute :)

I came over here from Tom Scott's channel as well. Could you please caption the rest of your videos?

this was so cute :') thank you for helping me with my exam!

Oh look! Tom Scott blew up your channel! ;D Hi! New sub here! Keep up the amazing work!

Congratulations

What a great video and parody

Looking for creationists 🤣🤣

What a cute baby!

doc you gotta help me my heart is melting

What a great little baby! So heartwarming! Congratulations! :) So funny how we men are, get a kid, test it for reflexes & play with it :D we also never fully grow up... You two will have a great time! :)

Can you show us some of the "parachute reflexes" that you mentioned? that'd be nice ^^

That baby is so cute!

Can you do a video on Babinski reflex in newborns and adults?

The Moro reflex looks a lot like a Judo breakfall. the idea is to distribute the force of falling over the maximum possible area. Might it be possible that mitigating the damage from a fall meant this reflex was selected for?

@emilyscloset2648

5 жыл бұрын

it is actually for alerting adults and trying to grab on. The characteristic spreading of arms comes from an unsupported head (as demonstrated). Crying is also often present

Med student interested in peds here. Thank you so much for this video its a lot better (and cuter) than the diagrams we have in our books.

Don't know how I ended up here after 2 years of this being posted, but man this would've helped a year ago.

0:12 I still struggled with long division, I'm 19.

When a researcher has a baby...lol Thanks for this!

Brilliant channel, very bingeworthy (and thankfully still small enough to get through quickly). One thing though, it is okay to use data as a singular. Really, either is fine in modern English.

Really beautiful video! Fascinating information too. I am an adult who retains Babinski's reflex. Yes, I have an Abby Normal brain ;)