Sign up for an annual CuriosityStream subscription and you'll also get free access to Nebula (a new streaming platform I'm helping to build along with other creators). Use my promo code when signing up to get a 31-day free trial: curiositystream.com/cogito ---What other things do you know of that seem incredibly modern but have actually been around for a long time?

@nn2009ify

4 жыл бұрын

My brain is struggling to come up with specifics right now, but so many modern inventions or engineering or simply the things that make our day to day lives better were already invented, at-least a crude form of it during the earlier civilizations such as Egyptian, Harripa and Mohenjedaro etc. Can you make videos tying in the civilizations and modern day borrowed techniques from them?

@DarkOkie

4 жыл бұрын

Many people knew about the issues with greenhouse gases and the effect BUT at these times and even today sadly Gas, Coal and Oil pay much more the mother nature!! Also 61% of all inventions today are just better versions of older inventions From the Battery to Lighting and even Hydro.... PR just makes it sound like a new invention!! ................ Ask Tesla when the man died the Government seized is work and patents at gunpoint from his family and work colleges......

@CogitoEdu

4 жыл бұрын

@Daniel Southerland Yes plankton does absorb a lot of CO2 and keeps it in the ocean for a long time. That doesn't really change the fact that we are increasing the number of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. Plankton can absorb CO2 and we can emit records amount of CO2 at the same time. Two different things can happen at the same time. Plankton and the ocean might absorb somewhere between 30-50% of CO2 emissions, which is very nice of them. But not enough.

@yeetman4953

4 жыл бұрын

@NecrOkies did they really?

Also, "having made the awful decision to be born a woman" made me snort

"Don't let the existential dread set in"

This video is absolutely fantastic as an environmental student I had no idea about the work of Foote and it’s a damn shame that her contributions have been swept under the carpet

Oh man it's hard not to fear for the future. Also, this animation is now beyond beautiful.

@swawanify

3 жыл бұрын

Don't worry about things you can't change

@loganprichard1439

3 жыл бұрын

Imagine giving in to scientists' fear mongering for grant money lmao🤣

Too late, already consumed by the existential dread.

@CogitoEdu

4 жыл бұрын

NO BUT I SAID NOT TO!

Yayy Cogito is back! Great video man. You've gotta feel bad for Foote and other female scientists and enthusiasts pre-late 20th century. Very few were ever taken seriously and many developed very legitimate hypothesis and experiments.

@CogitoEdu

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah it must have really sucked for them :( Glad you liked the video!

It’s much like smoking. Cigarette companies knew that smoking was bad for us years before the general public did. I know that oil companies knew what co2 does to the environment for years before the general public does. The strange thing is these companies spend massive amounts of money fighting against the data that they provide. It’s very strange but the have deemed it in their best interests.

"I haven't been the same since the walrus scene" also applies to me

Philosophy tube has a video about that grief caused by the existential dread of climate change. It's quite depressing actually

1:41 The sun emits more than visible light (380 to 740 nanometers). Most of wavelength responsible for heat is not in the visible range but is in the infrared, 700 nanometers to 1 millimeter.

@kaitlyn__L

4 жыл бұрын

still, the heat hitting the absorptive gases from space causes them to vibrate just the same as heat hitting them from earth. the visible and UV light does get turned into heat by things like.. hot roads in summer, so the ratio does still shift away from visible light. and I would say that distinction is subtle enough to have been caught by the first disclaimer :p

Disappointed you're not a Warlock, was here for the warlock and magic related content. Disliked and unsubscribed.

@CogitoEdu

4 жыл бұрын

Still waiting for my Hogwarts letter. Any day now!

Dang I didn't realize it was so bad, now I'm scared and wondering if we should actually begin to start the process of mulling over the conceptualization of starting to worry about climate change

@DirkusTurkess

4 жыл бұрын

We've tried nothing and we're all out of ideas.

Hey cogito, you are doing good. I think you should make make more videos for Sikhism, Hinduism, islam,etc. You are such a great explainer! Too good man too good

@CogitoEdu

4 жыл бұрын

More religion videos on the way :D

@user-mu8vy1bn8e

4 жыл бұрын

Ok! I am very excited about it

This has gotta be your best editing and animation yet. Well done!

You need subs man! I will surely do the part of pushing your great content to people. I love you subtle puns and easy informative narration

Cogito your videos are so amazing that my brilliant 7 year old and eight year old grandchildren absolutely adore them. LOL I do have to do quite a bit of explaining, but the fact that you keep them interested says a lot. I am a super fan. And soon I will be a patreon. With tons of love from America LOL because most of us Americans are pretty decent and kind loving people. Why I feel that I need to justify us well, I'm sure you see the news. LMAO

@CogitoEdu

4 жыл бұрын

Wow that's great to hear! Thank you very much :)

@haroldhahn7044

3 жыл бұрын

Now check out Tony Heller's you tube chanel, to find out what Cogito got wrong!

I love that you're ranking hot chicken rolls up there with Guinness and Taytos

Love your videos Cogito!

@CogitoEdu

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching them :D

The fact that the big capitalist oil companies have known about the affects of fracking but have done nothing just shows how corrupt the world is. Australia has been greatly destroyed by this and it's so sad.

@hoplitecenturion9441

4 жыл бұрын

Oh my, how many teenagers , just like me when I was a teenager and I concerned about global warming.

@sacta

4 жыл бұрын

@@hoplitecenturion9441 I didn't know only teenagers could read the scientific reports that overwhelmingly agree with man-made climate change. Weird.

@rodhoek1046

2 жыл бұрын

Money, prestige, greed

@funveeable

Жыл бұрын

These big capitalist oil companies win because you keep buying their product to drive in your gasoline sweetheart. Also the politicians you keep voting for are always paid by the oil industry and you keep voting for them because the opposition insulted your cooking or something.

awesome video please keep making more

My new favorite channel! Great effort guys

@CogitoEdu

3 жыл бұрын

Welcome aboard!

Always love your animation

@T.GLongstaff

4 жыл бұрын

manthan kohad yeah aren’t they adorable?

So glad you did a video like this! And so eye opening too. Imagine if people back then took this idea more seriously and where we might be now....oh well i guess lol can't wait for the next video!

@CogitoEdu

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you, I'm happy to hear you liked it :D

To be fair to Arrhenius when he came up with the calculations about how long climate change could occur over, he couldn't have foreseen the industrialization of the non-Western world.

I just binge watched all your videos and now I'm sad

i am really positivly suprised with the warning in the beginning of your video! Thank you! more people should do that :)

The science of climate change has been out for a long time, it's just that only very recently did most countries start to take it somewhat seriously. This is entirely because that science is inconvenient to a lot of major companies who as a result have poured billions into suppressing the science.

@-Zevin-

4 жыл бұрын

Climate change was basically ignored when i went to school and i graduated HS in 2007 at one of the best public schools in the state I live in. It blew my mind when my wife who is a few years older than me and went to school in Thailand, told me not only was she taught about global warming going back to grade school, but her parents were too back in the 1970s.

@hoplitecenturion9441

4 жыл бұрын

I see that you dont even know what science is.

@joeypeterson9198

4 жыл бұрын

Daniel Southerland it’s like you didn’t even watch the video you’re commenting on

@hoplitecenturion9441

4 жыл бұрын

@@joeypeterson9198 good let's start. Did you see the modeling they are using for their experiment.

@caiawlodarski5339

4 жыл бұрын

@@hoplitecenturion9441 "Science is when the scientists agree with me"

hi cogito

@CogitoEdu

4 жыл бұрын

Hi

Hmm early upload on a Saturday to avoid early comments? As they say early bird gets the worm 😂 good morning everyone and keep up the amazing work Cogito!

Most sunlight warms the oceans not the atmosphere. Currently the atmosphere has 470 parts per million (ppm) CO2. Once had 7,000 ppm during an ice age. About 95% heat in the atmosphere is contained in water vapor so chasing down CO2 is futile. All in all you missed the political aspect of climate change which is the biggest threat to our world because it is about the redistribution of assets .

@funveeable

Жыл бұрын

@@davidesparza3637 yes it is. Why else do you think Florida is so hot compared to Arizona. No humidity means that Arizona becomes really cold at night while Florida is still a sauna at night.

Good sources and facts.

@CogitoEdu

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you

quality content !

0:28 lmao

play Light on Earth while baked with slow Jazz in the dark

Cogito is not a warlock?? Why am I even here?

@CogitoEdu

4 жыл бұрын

I'm sorry to disappoint, I've always dreamed of being a warlock though :(

I liked the frost giants part :))

Great job buddy. Comments should be civil.

Foote became a footnote

A warlock would deny being one.

What program/company do you use to make your videos? @cogito

good content

People: Stop using fossil fuel. Stop climate change! Also them people: *Burns wood and lights up chimneys in winter*

Well they roped Patrick Stewart into the emoji movie so his integrity isn’t what it used to be.

Curiosity stream eh... I think I finally found an ad I can get behind

I can't seem to see Light on Earth on curiosity stream! Does the content change regularly?

It’s not a secret since you told us btw, but dang good job on the video

im scared because if all the ice melts my country of Bangladesh will go completely underwater

@WhatEyeHaveScene

10 ай бұрын

Don't be afraid. There's a reason why the wealthiest of people continue to buy up expensive costal properties while you're asked to be crammed into more and more tightly populated cities.

I am a little confused abour Fourier. How could he do his analysis? Was the Energy-output and heat of the sun already known at the time?

@wertzuio2127

2 жыл бұрын

Just checked some more. As far as I found, the first solar constant measurement was done in 1837. So 17 year later?

PLEASE DO A VIDEO ON THE COUNTRY, BHUTAN! THEY ARE A CARBON NEUTRAL (TECHNICALLY, CARBON NEGATIVE!!) COUNTRY!! THEY ARE EXTREMELY GREEN AND VOW TO KEEP IT THAT WAY!!

@T.GLongstaff

4 жыл бұрын

Victoria Trinh really is that true? If so that’s amazing I haven’t heard that before. That’s awesome.

Really? How do this video have so low weivs? Climate change is the most important thing on the Earth now.

13:26 What is that map? Hainan not a part of China, here I was expecting a map showing me the 9 dash line, Taiwan part of China, and it actually looks like it's a map Pre-Chinese influence on map makers, interesting

A shame that the Thwaites glacier has 5 years, a BOE is expected in the next few, the Methane bomb is set off and the Jet stream is crossing the equator.

I love you cogito. Im like a fucking genius now thanks to you.

The void will come, the stars will die, and existential dread will be a bright memory.

I couldn’t help but notice a subtle but strange effect on the voice, similar to an LFO flanger. Is this intentional?

Thanks to Global warming history. I enjoyed CuriosityStream very much.

If I sign up for CuriosityStream will you fix your audio?

@CogitoEdu

4 жыл бұрын

I will be investing in a better microphone and recording space soon enough. Just let me know what you dislike about the audio so I can adjust to that.

Taoism next please ✌✌.

All I hope for is something like another Industrial Revolution (mostly desalinator science given it's like a distiller, and we can make water more readily available because of how many applications it has (showering, cleaning products, our health, etc. and to help Australia with the fires...)...)...

@ms.justinepulka7758

4 жыл бұрын

Recycling is the other main focus that would help...

DO A VIDEO ON RADHA SOAMI

How fitting! A climate change video in a channel about religion, sects and weird beliefs. LOL!

Footnote Foote lol

The nebula app doesn't support Chromecast

Don’t let the dread set in! Don’t let the dread set in! Don’t let the dread set in! Don’t let the dread set in! Don’t let the dread set in! Don’t let the dread set in! Don’t let the dread set in!

Thumbnail makes perfect sense. Religion without both Father and Mother figure makes no sense. 🙄

Surge this video back

the UK is right now having another large storm just one week after storm ciara... yeah climate change is happening

@glennllewellyn7369

4 жыл бұрын

No it’s not. Hello from a farmer in Australia that had his farm burnt.

@ryan3730

4 жыл бұрын

The climate had never stopped changing... we’ve had 6 ice ages.

@anarchogarfieldist1652

4 жыл бұрын

@@glennllewellyn7369 a farmer who seems to think weather and climate, and average weather and climate are affected identically by changing earth temperature.

@glennllewellyn7369

4 жыл бұрын

@@anarchogarfieldist1652 Why not!

@anarchogarfieldist1652

4 жыл бұрын

@@glennllewellyn7369 because to think that demonstrates a profound misunderstanding of both climate and weather. In short, it means you dont know a damn thing about it.

Hey man, when is The Lima Raid?

Im too early for fun comments 🤔

Oh my god, I slowed down the bit where he sped up the disclaimer and he sounded like a drunk valley girl 😂😂😂

It would be a good idea to Also talk about changes in the past 200 thousand years since we do exists ( languages developed around 200 thousand years ago so basically we have the same level of cognitive ability ) We have seen period with 12 degrees higher average temperature ( younger Dryas for example) While climate change is always direct result in social changes in human history ( like the overlapping of climate data with changes in human history is just mind bugging almost all big changes like dark ages in Europe the fall of bronze age all directly overlap with huge changes in climate data ( check green land ice core studies), I don't believe humans go instinct although billions of us will die.

They were cones man!

I am studying for my climate change project

1:28 Most heat energy from the sun is infrared, not visible.

@hubbletrubble7875

3 жыл бұрын

The sun's emissions actually peak around green

A footenote

@hubbletrubble7875

3 жыл бұрын

underrated pun

You say the channel's name as cogida and in our language it means the f**k word, i was watching this and my dad said show me your phone

We only change when forced to. And then that is not free will.

YEAR: 1896 GRAPHIC: E=mc² NARRATOR: "by hand, without a calculator" cogito, you little joker!

Putin went to the School of Nerst.

Real world story 🤔🧞‍♀️

The top predator species have an affect on the climate they are in? WOW! What a suprise :| (Sarcasm)

Good information indeed. Now, can you also present the opposing views to global warming? That way, one can come to one's own conclusion.

@chaytonsheargold3210

3 жыл бұрын

Problem, opposing arguments to this topic have no basis, thus far, in sound repeatedly testable science. If you provide an experimental source (observational or otherwise) that shows good science, good statistical analysis and no affiliation with an oil or gas industry, then as a scientist I am obligated to take it into consideration and share it amongst others. If you want to look for a source and have no link to a university etc, use google scholar.

@alvinhugh

3 жыл бұрын

@@chaytonsheargold3210 interesting. Are you a scientist/researcher/geologist? If you are, then maybe you can play devil's advocate and point out some AGW skeptics for me to see the difference in opinions. That would be great! Thanks!

@urielantoniobarcelosavenda780

3 жыл бұрын

I mean, I you can speak spanish I gladly send a link with both arguments Because rigth now I don't remember a video in english, ehhhhh, probably kurgezagt has one

i am a swaminarayan, we are a part of hinduism and we believe in god who does have a form. our god, swaminarayan, said himself that he has a form. the vedas are ancient books with some truth but not all. he created for us a small book that we should live by to atain moskha(liberation). he also said that there will always be a living form of me on this earth at all times and we should follow him. he is a part of god. we don't really believe in the cast system but we respect and believe that everyone is under god and equal. but we respect the individual higher up in the cast system and help individual lower in the cast system. these other gods that everyone thinks we have are just god other avatars who came to this earth when there was need to destroy evil and show and teach lessons of life. there are also demi gods like the elephant guy. though each of this gods have a heaven we should try to go to the real heaven "Akshardham" which is a part and home of god. "Akshardham" is the guru that we should follow, a present form of him on this earth. if we follow the guru then we get moksha. Plz do a video on us.

@Usammityduzntafraidofanythin

4 жыл бұрын

"we don't really believe in the cast system but we respect and believe that everyone is under god and equal. but we respect the individual higher up in the cast system and help individual lower in the cast system." So you don't believe in the caste system, but you still refer to people belonging to higher or lower parts of the caste system?

And, uhm... if you liked David Attenborough...... (-__') *emoji* If you have any young-ish cousins or neice/nephews idk putting glow sticks in the freezer in a dish of water could be a cool trick..............

gases are *DEAD SUNBEAMS*

solution: giant air filter net attached to space shuttle. boom. you are welcome.

@yeetman4953

4 жыл бұрын

@Drezelle actually a carbon sink is a better idea

Carbon Fee and Dividend

The climate has always changed and has changed without any help from us humans. Humans are not responsible for global warming. Climate change has been a part of the earth since time began. There was the little ice age and also the Earth was much hotter in the past as well.

@julianshepherd2038

10 ай бұрын

😊wh😊ere did you publish your data and methodology?

This was a pretty cool and informative video. But it's not just fossil fuel industries contributing to Climate Change. Animal Agriculture plays a very large part as well, and this has been known for some time but suppressed as well. If each person simply ate less meat and more plants, we'd do a huge service to the world and all its lifeforms. That includes you, reader.

can you put arabic translate for you videos?:)))

@CogitoEdu

4 жыл бұрын

I wish I could but i don't know much Arabic. You can add subtitles if you'd like :)

Make a video on Christianity bro and on Judaism

@CogitoEdu

4 жыл бұрын

They are on the way.

What's sad if she published as E. Foot most would've assumed she was a man therefore that automatically would make her smart (by the logic at the time)

i'm with the scientists that want a warmer Earth. it would be beneficial for life in general (although somewhat inconvenient to humans near the coasts) to finally get out of the ice age we're still in.

@CogitoEdu

4 жыл бұрын

Probably not great for all the animals going extinct.

@Dundoril

4 жыл бұрын

Somehow inconvenient? Really?...

@chaytonsheargold3210

3 жыл бұрын

Mate, try saying that again after staying in Australia during our summer.

Social Scientists are Scientist, tho

So what about changes in the climate in the past what caused that? What caused the ice age?

Expected some critical thinking from you. But I guess that's too much to ask these days.

We absolutely need more CO2 and higher temperatures. The global extinctions caused by Ice Ages are to be avoided at all costs, and we are heading into an Ice Age now.

@yeetman4953

4 жыл бұрын

@Show Me What You Got obvious troll is obvious

I get the concern of CO2 in the atmosphere and how it could have a negative impact of at extreme levels...what I don't understand is why water vapor is constantly excluded from the conversation when some of the oldest scientific data shows it has a significant impact on warming of the atmosphere. Even the main narrative from Gore's inconvenient truth has you remove water vapor from the equation to focus solely on carbon, but equations done after the exclusion of a major contributing factor will be misleading at best and completely inaccurate at worst. Like in this video, the experiment done by Foote which shows results of CO2 AND water vapor increasing heat levels relative to regular air by ×1000...fantastic research, by we can't then correlate that directly to our environment. The atmosphere of planet earth and the intricacies of our environment are completely inconsistent with the environment inside of a glass beaker in a lab somewhere. I dunno....the narrow focus on just carbon seems near sighted and somewhat half assed. It's no wonder there's so much resistance.

@duke3346

3 жыл бұрын

@@A_Box cheers...some great info there. If you have any kind of link to the video you referenced I'd be interested in checking that out. About the net increases, do you know of any data that reliably indicates the increases and what can be expected from those increases compounding?

@funveeable

Жыл бұрын

As the earth gets warmer, the heat will bleed into space faster. The increased water vapor will form clouds to reflect the sunlight back into space to lower the temperature. The earth has a lot of failsafe mechanims built in to keep the environment stable so life can exist.

Here's my honest, if unqualified assessment. I'm familiar with the science (in its several recent iterations) and I'm also familiar with the way it's been popularly discussed and disseminated over the years. I myself am in the middle between so-called deniers and the hysterics. I think you could use a balanced perspective, so allow me to play devil's advocate to your existential dread a wee bit: Climate change, per se, is NOT a bad thing. For one, the Earth is not going anywhere. Climate change is not a doomsday or the end of the world, at all. (It irks me when climate change is hysterically called the "end of the world!") The Earth will literally be fine and keep on truckin'. It's the life on Earth that will have difficulties. Yes, some species will go extinct, maybe even a lot, and I certainly hope that as few species poof out of existence as possible. The thing is, though, 99% of the species that have ever lived are gone. Extinction is a normal and natural thing. I think that's the least of our worries, really. For every species that goes extinct, a new species will evolve to fill the vacant niche, eventually. Life goes on, just as the Earth goes on. The real problems of climate change are how it affects humanity, which makes sense, because climate change is perceived from our perspective. I can understand why the European scientists, whose names I cannot recall, but which sound very Swedishy, naively thought that climate change was a net good. You live in Ireland, which has a climate moderated by the sea. It's very hard to live in the north of Eurasia; I can see why they liked the idea of raising the temperature of the Earth. It's also true that the Earth has been much hotter, many times before. The Earth has had a great range of temperatures which have much more to do with Milanković Cycles than with greenhouse gas levels. The Earth has been far colder and far hotter. There's nothing special about the current temperature or being a couple degrees Celsius warmer, on average. Interestingly, if the Earth were a couple degrees Celsius colder, on average, it would be a huge problem, and cause an Ice Age, which would be a far more serious and disastrous problem than a bit of warming. Now, if you were to say that it's taken the Earth a lot longer to change temperatures than it is now, and life had a time to adjust to it, unlike now, you'd be mostly right. However, the Earth has swung colder and hotter many times, relatively swiftly, for a variety or reasons; again, nothing special, historically speaking. As stated previously, the real danger of climate change is its effects of humans and human civilization. Some areas will become aridifized while others will become wet and fertile for the first time in ages. Some ares will have increased flooding while others will have increased drought. Some ares will have a general rise in temperature and some areas will have a general decline in temperature; in both cases, it will be slight, but noticeable. So, really, "change" is the operative word, here. The Earth's climate has changed MANY times before, absolutely countless times, and life has adjusted and gone on. The point of contention is not what we can do about it (because the answer to that is simple: reduce carbon and methane emissions, and that's already in progress and eventually will get as low as it can possible be with our level of global development) but how we can adapt to the situation we caused/exacerbated. People will migrate from aridifying areas and areas under drought or flooding, and move to more fertile areas. People will flee from issues caused by lack of water and lack of food, and violence arising from this. Most people live on the coasts and will be displaced by rising sea levels, which will cause them to migrate. So basically, various kinds of "climate refugees" and the issues arising from them, will be the issue. If governments would be proactive, then it would be possible to deal with this: storing food and water, attempting to determine where new arable land will be, planning with other governments where the estimated masses of people will be moved to and how to integrate them. Every government is ignoring these issues currently and focusing on "preventing" climate change. That ship has sailed, it's too late. We will be dealing with the effects of climate change even if we went to 0 greenhouse gas emissions tomorrow. The damage has been done. Even if every country dissolved itself and rejected modern technology and civilization, returned to the ways of hunting and gathering, and were generally fine with billions of people subsequently dying and all the resulting chaos, it would not lower global temperature levels. They would still rise. People should be advocating for their governments to start planning for droughts or floods, as appropriate, and start coordinating with other countries regarding climate refugees. If people were serious about the realities of climate change, then this is how they should be behaving. Most people, including millennial and zoomer climate activists, have their heads in the sand, and are still behaving as if things can be stopped or reversed. No dice. There will be a lot of human suffering and chaos, and not being prepared because of willful ignorance and wishful thinking will only add to that. The world over the next hundred years is going to change drastically. We will loose a lot of species, our coastlines will change forever, and human borders and cultures will change irreversibly. But humanity will still survive, life will continue, and the Earth isn't going anywhere. The sensible course of action is to continue decreasing greenhouse emissions and converting to renewables, along with investing in nuclear (for the time being) and really trying to crack fusion. The other sensible course of action is to be as prepared as possible for the human consequences of climate change. People should confront their governments about their inactivity and heal-dragging with regards to their own local climate planning and for not engaging in international cooperation to figure out how to deal with climate refugees. People should hold their governments responsible and demand that they plan and collaborate. Finally, everybody should accept that, whatever else, the damage has been done. The egg cannot be uncracked. Change is a part of life, however drastic. We can be productive about planning for our self-imposed future or we can sit around moaning with existential dread.

@yeetman4953

4 жыл бұрын

@Theo Smith this is a good essay can you send me a pdf of this text?

@Theo-oh3jk

4 жыл бұрын

@@yeetman4953 Hi. Thank you for your interest. I could send you the text here, plus more that I wrote about it, as a pdf, if you provide your email address.

@funveeable

Жыл бұрын

Rising sea levels isn't happening because all the super rich politicians have beachfront mansions and if sea levels are gonna submeege and destroy their homes, they wouldn't have bought them, and for millions of dollars no less.