The fact that I LOVE these types of discourse...... makes me admit how much of a nerd I am. It's so awesome that the world has professionals who specialize in almost anything to be curious about.

Star Talkians, one more lesson before 2021. Thanks, happy new year!

@alexanderjackson8389

3 жыл бұрын

It already is 2021..

@lostsoulsthc7137

3 жыл бұрын

Lunch time upload here

@Mehwhatevr

3 жыл бұрын

I wonder if it's supposed to be Star Talkkies or Star Talkers, or maybe just Talkers/Talkkies. because Star Talk seems like a play on Star Trek. and Star Trek fans are Trekkies/Trekkers

HAPPY NEW YEARS TO EVERYONE AT STARTALK🎉 THANK YOU FOR THE AMAZING CONTENT YOU HAVE PROVIDED THIS LAST YEAR 🙏

@thelyrebird1310

3 жыл бұрын

Merry perihelion

@Smo1k

3 жыл бұрын

@@thelyrebird1310 Is it, though? isn't it further into 2021..?

As an anthropologist, I really appreciate this upload. Thank you Neil et al, I'm a big fan!

You totally need to have her back on the show again!!! Really interesting stuff.

This brings me back to high school and I would wake up at midnight every night to watch NOVA on PBS. I always thought is I could go back in time and witness anything, it would be us discovering fire and the story of that individual.

She’s sooo awesome! Have her back often!

I miss chuck😭

@samwister6373

3 жыл бұрын

He's making Tide laundry detergent commercials with his daughter

@brazydave4326

3 жыл бұрын

Nah man he got rona

@seth8877

3 жыл бұрын

i heard him on an ad for clorox i think on soundcloud today

@RandomVideoApparatus

3 жыл бұрын

@@samwister6373 roll tide

@123livelife

3 жыл бұрын

@@RandomVideoApparatus lol

We want Chuck. Chuck for president.

@tionneanddavid

3 жыл бұрын

😂

Peace to all! Big thanks to Neil and Chuck (The King) Nice!

Matt has the best smile! It's contagious.

@jamesSmith-im5jo

3 жыл бұрын

Too bad he’s not the lest bit funny with nothing to contribute to the yogic.

happy new year Dr. Tyson and Chuck and matt.

Happy New Year!

Happy year everyone 🥳

@kingzerk6409

3 жыл бұрын

Happy new year fam

fantastic subject to study and make discoveries in Geochemistry Geophysics and then to investigate the diet of early humans and the climate conditions of Earth during that time and the effects on Human Evolution

Happy new year , Neil Tyson and all stars

Lüdecke is essentially an isotope geochemist anthropologist and paleoclimatologist researching the hominids of the Pleistocene. That's gotta be incredibly interesting work. I wonder too if she's seen evidence of extreme weather events from this geological period.

Colin Tudge would be so great on startalk. Please vote up if you think so, too :)

I appreciate you Neil!

Happy new year!!! 🎉 Guys you should have David Sinclair on the show, his research is so great!!

Aside....Beautiful Inuit artwork, doc!

HAPPY NEW YEAR

Thank you Neil as always. Where's Chuck?

@zyxwvut4740

3 жыл бұрын

Filming a Tide commercial! I just saw it on _The Masked Dancer_ last night.

Happy New Year!!🍻🍾🥂

I’m hungry and the antelopes there, and I’m hungry and it’s like, “yum yum. Let’s do this again”. -Neil DeGrasse Tyson, 2020

Happy New year❤️

Neil, when the sun expands and the Earth is an irradiated, fiery wasteland, I fully expect your post-apocalyptic cyborg self to continue making podcasts and explainer lectures and answering queries until the very end.

@quantumphayer

3 жыл бұрын

this is a very underrated comment

@fredyair1

3 жыл бұрын

Like at the end of "Childhood's End".

@Smo1k

3 жыл бұрын

Made out of what, though? It might get hotter than what even Wolfram /tungsten can stand up to... These things must be considered! ;)

@RandomVideoApparatus

3 жыл бұрын

Cyberneil 2099

Loved it

There might not have been condiments, but it should be obvious that herbs were used early. They already knew which plants were edible, matching them to different meat tastes should have been obvious, even to the early fire-using folks.

@steve-o6413

3 жыл бұрын

I'm sure after dragging the meat over the ground of smushed mangoes then cooking it, giving it a extra sweet taste and Bam condiments are born. They may even have planned that route and Bam, mapping is created...

Gigantopithecus Jamie pull that up!

@nolanlynch2430

3 жыл бұрын

I understand that reference.

Where is Chuck Nice??????

@tammystockley-loughlin7680

3 жыл бұрын

Vacation or maybe some other work thing. The guy has a life.Positive vibes from New Hampshire and remember to be kind to each other and yourself during this pandemic and social crisis

Step one: click like Step two: enjoy

@denzyl4181

3 жыл бұрын

Step 3?

@matusguga3997

3 жыл бұрын

reverse order

Happy New year all

Should speak with CJ Hunt III, author of "The Perfect Human Diet," regarding the paleo diet and its place in human evolution.

we lived in a small town called reydon connected to another small town called southwold on the east coast of england that had sea front of sandy and shingle beaches, one day my son and me went looking for dinosaur bones along the beach, we were walking along a part of the beach that had a cliff about 25 feet high we found ourselfs stopped and looking down and there on the ground was something that just looked different it was stoney looking, my son picked it up stone age came to mind about 3/4 of an inch thick by 4 inch long~ 3 inch~ wide tapering to a point triangular in shape, inches away from it was another out of place thing also stone the size and shape of a small finger, home we went and showed my woman who took the triangular stone in her hand and she pointed out how well it fits in the hand so we decided it must be some kind of hand axe got in touch with museum who put us in touch with someone else so we met with them they said they wern't anything and showed us some celtic axes no resemblance, disappointed we left but still had a feeling that these were something, about a year later driving along a road in central france we stoped off at an old building that turned out to be a museum an old castle turned into a museum walking around the displays there in front of us in a stone age area was a dozen of these hand axes, later on we found the photo of the stone finger shaped stone in an encyclopedia turns out to be tools up to million and half years old

When Neil said Tina’s study of Paleo diet made her Sherlock Holmes, I immediately thought, “Alimentary, my dear Watson.” 😉

Bocsika hogy bele nyúltam az evolúcióba !

I’m here for the isotope section in Whole Foods. And I’m sure that her “I only buy the heavy stuff” rejoinder was very deep if you’re adjacent to her field.

Feliz Año nuevo. Keep Looking Arriba!!! ;)

Thanks for the Chuck break. Enjoyed it.

Tina's thoughts on how the first Hominins to try cooked/fire charred food actually blew my mind for its simplicity.

His interruptions are vexing

@sarenareth689

3 жыл бұрын

yes, stop interrupting your guests Neil pls :3

Geologist squad!!

YESS!! One last one!!

I’ve read some of this in one of Yuval Noah Harari’s book. Super interesting!

Honestly I have to wonder if perhaps the first "cooking" was using the heat of the sun and a hot rock, the fire came after when our ancestors put 2 and 2 together and realized hot rock + food equals better food and if fire is hot too it was natural for them to try that.

@msmith53

3 жыл бұрын

Cooking makes many foods easier to digest.

Thank you guys, very informative indeed Can Tina please explain what she means by humans were able to "control fire" 1.9m years ago and can she link the new study she cites here? Does control mean to produce fire, or simply to capture it from the wildfires? Thank v much

Might not be a meat eater but I sure try to be... speaking of diets. I know my happy diet is a keto diet I just feel better all around. I always enjoy the topics and knowledge drop, great video y’all

@cps_Zen_Run

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, the Garden of Eden diet was promoted by 7-Day Adventist’s and people like Kellogg’s of cereal fame. As I removed vegetables from my diet the healthier I become. Experiment.

Talk about "Benford's Law" please and how it connects with the universe....!!!!!!

✨Happy NY 2021 ✨ DeGrasse and Sadhguru on Cosmos talk would be great

@Q_QQ_Q

3 жыл бұрын

Murderer

Wet/dry cold is very real. Comparison: 50 degrees in Florida feels far colder than 35 degrees in Tennessee. Florida cold is damp and just cuts to the bone compared to the dry, crisp cold of the Appalachians.

LVT here. Actually the term to describe disease passing between species, specifically to and from humans, is zoonosis.

As the Irish say the best sauce is hunger. I imagine early humans were hungry much of the time. No sauce needed.

Big Brain!

Some pertinent vocabulary for ecological and evolutionary discussions of populations: Habituation: how a population or individual reacts, within it's set genetic composition and range, to a different environment to better deal with new conditions. This includes behavioral plasticity. Which is humans' strong suit. Adaptation: when a population, through natural selection, has it's gene pool modified (evolution) to be more fit in a new environment.

44:32 Cave Bus, Neil. This is Science, we use precision.

I’m mad: No chuck nice.

Happy calendar date change and a merry perihelion

@tammystockley-loughlin7680

3 жыл бұрын

Positive vibes from New Hampshire and remember to be kind to each other and yourself during this pandemic and social crisis

How about, The Family Grass, individuals of the same breed with separate roots?

My guess on the first condiment would be salt (technically a seasoning I know). In any location that has salt flats that are flooded during the rainy season and where fish are trapped(or other animals die of thirst/salt poisoning) as the water evaporates has a chance to "salt cure" the resulting corpse. A hungry ancestor comes along and samples the result and "Hey. This would go great with the wildfire barbeque this weekend." 😜

You must interview Dr. Chaffee.

FIRE

HEY! My sister had that same donut phone in her room growing up. It was brown.

Sad you didn't get Ray Romano for this episode.

We can be pure carnivore too. I used to be one and, as far as I know, I was fine. Did intense workouts and recovered fine too. Some alusian tribes were mostly carnivore. I don't know how healthy they are, but they obviously managed to survive till now.

It was the Portuguese, Dutch and the British introduced condiments.

Happy New Year Guys my Best Podcast Ever. Blessing from eg.com

Happy New Year 🥳 Please can we have an interview with: PROFESSOR MICHAEL CRAWFORD Director: Institute of Brain Chemistry and Human Nutrition. 🙏🏽

Imagine being the one person who disliked this before they could even watch the whole video.

@kelseyfinlayson9498

3 жыл бұрын

haters gonna hate hate hate

@barretthenderson5808

3 жыл бұрын

Kelsey shake it off

@rosemaylone1393

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe they started the video and saw no Chuck so they immediately disliked.

@andrewkodama7232

3 жыл бұрын

@@rosemaylone1393 haha 🤣 that’s actually fair. No hate to the other guy but Chuck is my man!

@andrew348

3 жыл бұрын

To be fair the audio version is released days before the youtube video is... it's possible they've already heard it

I'm going on a Jurassic diet!

Great Ep. Most of the things she said are corroborated in Harari's books. 💜💜

@paulsomers6048

2 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing. I think Neil should read Harari.

For what I understand, vegetables actually lose some of their vitaminic content if you overcook them... But for meat makes total sense.