Joe Scott

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  • @matbroomfield
    @matbroomfield7 сағат бұрын

    You're talking about tech, in English, [puts on valley girl voice] you're like soooo predictable!

  • @christopherbrown1187
    @christopherbrown11877 сағат бұрын

    Well, we can clearly find out if they were caucasian lr not. There are enough examples of old mummies and enough people took a few cells tl do dna tests. And yes looking at facia, features or the whole bonesteucture all in all is a valid way, i don't know what came out but with the dna samples we could be 100%certain. Did somebody here checked it and could send a link a proof?

  • @countdowntomidnight692
    @countdowntomidnight6927 сағат бұрын

    Is quantum physics today just a bunch of unfalsifiable theories and manipulated math? The theory of everything seems to be a every theory we can think up thing.

  • @RadioactiveBluePlatypus
    @RadioactiveBluePlatypus7 сағат бұрын

    What about casualdejekyll?

  • @edmundsim6251
    @edmundsim62517 сағат бұрын

    kiev has many actors like zelen.

  • @peterpiper5300
    @peterpiper53008 сағат бұрын

    I wish he had shown how the structure in his thumbnail was being cooled with no electricity.

  • @jamespurchase4035
    @jamespurchase40358 сағат бұрын

    Your facts on Spanish "flu" are off. Sorry

  • @nenabunena
    @nenabunena9 сағат бұрын

    They made a movie of this with de niro called awakenings

  • @SamStoddart-hy3xu
    @SamStoddart-hy3xu10 сағат бұрын

    What would happen to the fish?

  • @TiffYG2133
    @TiffYG213310 сағат бұрын

    The movie Awakenings was so good and so underrated imo

  • @Poonkyz
    @Poonkyz10 сағат бұрын

    Not even peak imo. We started to see flip and fold getting momentum, the crease is getting less, size is slimmer. Tablet is coming back to trend Who knows what kind of things we might habe in few years , removal of wired charging, or maybe smart watch would take over smartphone

  • @virginiaheywood8535
    @virginiaheywood853511 сағат бұрын

    I've never been so ambushed by a ya mum joke, lmao 🤣

  • @ElectroIllusion
    @ElectroIllusion11 сағат бұрын

    What if you imported the entire "rendered" file (into a new project), and at each transition point where the video slows down, speed up the timing slightly each time there is that "stutter effect". Someone would need make this adjustment at each of the 100 transition points, so it will be time-consuming, but might eliminate the "stutter" and smooth out the video. Then Export this new "fixed" version as the final version. There are 3 ways to speed up a clip in Premiere Pro: 1) - Speed/Duration Command (basic): You increase the percentage of the playback speed to speed up a video. You can use this Speed/Duration Command to speed up an entire video or parts of the video with the help of the Razor tool. 2) - Time Remapping Feature (advanced): This feature allows you to add one or multiple keyframes to the clip to increase the speed of a portion of the video from point A to point B. It's a more flexible and professional way to speed up a video in Premiere Pro since you don't need to split a clip multiple times to speed up a video. 3) - Rate Stretch Tool (quick): This is a quick way to speed up a video in Premiere Pro. You drag the edges of a clip to increase or decrease its speed. The drawback is that you have no control over how fast or slow the speed of the video is changed. www.flexclip.com/learn/how-to-speed-up-video-in-premiere.html

  • @meemo32086
    @meemo3208612 сағат бұрын

    I wonder if the daily impacts in the water are the cause of Freak Waves?

  • @Monkeymario-wu2hu
    @Monkeymario-wu2hu14 сағат бұрын

    it looks *HYPERBOLIC*

  • @nrs_207
    @nrs_20715 сағат бұрын

    Thankfully none of those are me other than proneness to boredom. And damn, I like IPAs, so I guess I’m a psychopath

  • @dr.redphdleasurestudies.5399
    @dr.redphdleasurestudies.539916 сағат бұрын

    Time traveling clones skit? Please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please thank you for the information.

  • @gorgonzillahthecheesemonst4273
    @gorgonzillahthecheesemonst427316 сағат бұрын

    which scientists killed more - Dayton Engineering Company (DELCO): Tetra Ethyl Lead, Freon, the Beryllium core for the atomic bomb.

  • @melanatedgod5337
    @melanatedgod533716 сағат бұрын

    20 years before I was born to the day!! Damnit.

  • @polisagora2811
    @polisagora281117 сағат бұрын

    Civil war time traveler I know a good time traveler story. It is documented in Sandburg's "Life of Lincoln". In the Civil War anyone could go to the White House and wait in line for a chance to see the president for three minutes. The secretaries spotted a man who had hands that didn’t match and eyes that didn’t match. They thought he was a freak sent by PT Barnum to amuse Lincoln. When he was let in he looked around the office first like it was a museum exhibit. That was unusual since most sat down and made some pitch to the president. When he did notice that Lincoln was there he sat down and said, " Do you know what is wrong with you ? Of course you don’t. I am a doctor from far away and you have a problem with your liver I have a device in my eye and I can see it. I can give you pills for it ". Lincoln said , "If you are a doctor perhaps you can help with the wounded". The visitor said he would do that and left, never to be heard from again. The secretaries recorded all of this. Sandburg seems to have thought it was some sort of joke. The fact remains that Lincoln did have a congenital abnormality of the liver that was not diagnosed till the 1960s. Perhaps in the future there transplantation surgery will be common. Doctors could have diagnostic devices built in to their eyes. He knew something about Lincoln that no one then knew. Time traveling tourist for sure. He couldn’t resist the opportunity to meet Lincoln.

  • @scottbrady6240
    @scottbrady624017 сағат бұрын

    WHAT BOOK

  • @scottbrady6240
    @scottbrady624017 сағат бұрын

    YES THEY SHOULD HAVE THATS HOW WE GOT IN THIS MESS, BY KEEPING SECRETS

  • @J-de5gq
    @J-de5gq17 сағат бұрын

    Hi there, very interesting video. I googled articles after watching just to read up on it more since its an intriguing case and I had never heard of it before. Two things happened. First, most of the top results were articles referring to your video as the top source of knowledge for this story. (So, great job! Not that you need it from me) Secondly, and more alarmingly so, was that these scholars had referred to you debunking the whole thing because "you caught that there was an ID discrepancy" and "he claimed the picture from 2050 is clearly photoshopped". This was alarming to me because having ACTUALLY WATCHED YOUR VIDEO IN ENTIRETY, that's not what you said. At all. You clearly state that the Ukrainian show "Aliens" aired in 2012 (I believe, but this is a youtube rant and I'm not an author writing a scholarly article. Point is, it was after 2006) and that the only images, recordings, developed photos, etc. available to the public are the images from the show Aliens. Which again, as you state in your video, were recreations via an art director for the television show and not actual "artifacts" from this curious situation. You even go on to mention that some of the images are so CLEARLY edited, it should go without saying. Some of the articles I found and am referring to are: www.historicmysteries.com/unexplained-mysteries/sergei-ponomarenko/35379/ <-- (this girl even goes on to further "debunk" the fake Soviet ID from the television show by pointing out additional "flaws" by saying Sergei was born in March and he told police he was born in June, which is honestly just as hilarious as it is annoying) www.indy100.com/viral/sergei-ponomarenko-ukraine-time-traveller-explained-2664695103 I'm not saying this story is real. Nor do I blame you for the false retelling of your accurate storytelling. Quite the opposite actually. I'm upset that other people are taking your hard work and citing it incorrectly and then publishing about it online. I do have lingering questions too. I'd love to see/hear any actual evidence from this case, but I know there hasn't been anything discovered or uncovered that has been made available to the public. Regardless off whether it was a hoax or not, I think his disappearance from the hospital is notably still a mystery in itself.

  • @mimic1176
    @mimic117618 сағат бұрын

    A friend of my daughter is still suffering from long covid after 2 years. It took the form of muteness - the friend can only speak in a whisper, WHEN she can speak at all. At first doctors said it was psychosomatic, but recently she discovered that when she eats REALLY spicy food, she can speak for 24 hours! Naturally none of her doctors are the least bit interested in looking into it, but at least she's found a workaround. For now.

  • @E.K.1969
    @E.K.196918 сағат бұрын

    I am watching this because I saw it today . It was about a mile away. Ahead of a incoming thunderstorm. It was a really bright flash , brighter than regular lightening. The sound It made started off like regular thunder but had a huge bomb noise, louder than any lightening I had ever heard. I covered my ears. It was so wierd. It immediately stood out to me as wtf was that !

  • @flybroon
    @flybroon20 сағат бұрын

    Long COVID is vaccine damage.

  • @unironicaljfkinnie4545
    @unironicaljfkinnie454518 сағат бұрын

    it isnt

  • @bonniesteel5236
    @bonniesteel523621 сағат бұрын

    "who goes and finds 300 year old linen and writes on it?" an artifact faker, that's who. not saying this is....just answering the question.

  • @elliotsmith9812
    @elliotsmith981221 сағат бұрын

    Chronic Fatigue and Covid have both been shown to involve a breakdown in the blood brain barrier. Brain only proteins are showing up in the blood.

  • @LrielMC
    @LrielMC21 сағат бұрын

    Bro When I looked at that after everything looked like it was growing it was so weird what the heck???

  • @NithinJune
    @NithinJune21 сағат бұрын

    could you reverse the clip and do a zoom in?

  • @sarahhunter2855
    @sarahhunter285522 сағат бұрын

    Not me just now realizing that a jackalope doesn’t exist…

  • @kindzadza134
    @kindzadza13422 сағат бұрын

    Man, this aged like a glass of fine milk.

  • @b54b32
    @b54b3210 сағат бұрын

    Didn't it though? LOL, you're absolutely right in my book. What a difference 7 months has made! The Vision Pro's been back-burnered by Apple, and the "Rabbit" and the "Humane Pin" have both been panned by both professional reviewers and the public commentary as being cheap pieces of unfinished junk looking to solve "problems" which don't exist because those can already be remedied by less expensive, already existing smartphones. It doesn't take an Einstein to proclaim that "the smartphone's days are numbered", because change and innovation is inevitable of course, but citing as examples of the imminent demise of the smartphone being things like the Rabbit R1, the Humane Ai Pin, the Vision Pro, and "smart glasses" just don't support the "smartphones are doomed in the near future!!!" proclamations.

  • @eli3998
    @eli399823 сағат бұрын

    Yo you got the exact Same Kepler 16-b poster as me :)

  • @WeAreTheDraiken
    @WeAreTheDraikenКүн бұрын

    Man I'm in the future and the Vision Pro Sucks lolz. Also Ai pin sucks.

  • @haircafekevin
    @haircafekevinКүн бұрын

    The Ray Peat crowd are fans of Lysenko. No surprise since they're mostly conspiracy theorists.

  • @oliverplougmand2275
    @oliverplougmand2275Күн бұрын

    Not eating meat is my way of doing good and it’s so fulfilling. I hope to work in a dog/cat shelter in the near future too :)

  • @user-tc5pl3zw3h
    @user-tc5pl3zw3hКүн бұрын

    Humane Inc. wants to call their product "AI Pin", but I suspect consumers and Starfleet will be calling it "Comm Badge".

  • @user-tc5pl3zw3h
    @user-tc5pl3zw3hКүн бұрын

    I expect the next personal smart device will be contact lenses powered by bio energy, and maybe a cerebral module implant that enhances brain function to serve as a multiprocessor for data and internet connectivity - like a "cybernetic Multiprocessing Resource" sort of thing. It will need a cochlear implant, for audio. Maybe it can have a projection option that uses any reflective surface. I would expect something that advanced to probably intermingle AI, VR, and AR. Of course, they'll have to call it the "Eye Phone".

  • @user-bp4wt2zq4p
    @user-bp4wt2zq4pКүн бұрын

    C'mon, nature. You can do better. Punish us good, I dare you. We own you, nature... you a beeeyatch

  • @stalkersas
    @stalkersasКүн бұрын

    with the Q2 and now Q3 I made a velcro attachment on the back to add a 20Ah power bank (yes they are heavy, about 410g, but it balances the headset perfectly and makes it way more comfortable, as weight distribution is huge in comparison to weight, especially since u can keep the band more loose so it will put less pressure on your face) that lasts 10-ish hours. Got 2 of them and can swap in a few seconds. Don't get used to the cable! It's a shitty thing that restricts your movement, wears out fast and sooner or later you will trip on it and damage it or the headset.

  • @user-tc5pl3zw3h
    @user-tc5pl3zw3hКүн бұрын

    A lot of people use to carry words around in their mouths. They called it "oral traditions".

  • @user-tc5pl3zw3h
    @user-tc5pl3zw3hКүн бұрын

    Yeah, well, that's because Apple su... Hey! I am not predictable!!

  • @ElEl-ou8sn
    @ElEl-ou8snКүн бұрын

    Here in italy, it ends too late! School starts at about eight and ends at 4:30. I got home at five, even if i live close to the school. Many of my classmates get home at 5:30 or even later and have no time for sports, games, ect…just study, go to sleep, and repeat. I wish this changed, but it won’t.

  • @kylemiller6560
    @kylemiller6560Күн бұрын

    Very unsure if im happy or sad that i get literally all the pop culture references this guy makes.

  • @mikegLXIVMM
    @mikegLXIVMMКүн бұрын

    5:12 It'll never work - Eeyore

  • @magiegainey5036
    @magiegainey5036Күн бұрын

    My doctor believes that my fibromyalgia started after I had mono. She believes the mono damaged my immune system.

  • @Eskii_NZL
    @Eskii_NZLКүн бұрын

    I read something a few years back that gave me a good chuckle because of how true it was but I went something along the lines of “you were better off poor then wealthy in the victorian era” 😂

  • @ricardoabh3242
    @ricardoabh3242Күн бұрын

    Like those Japanese stamps…

  • @hermitcard4494
    @hermitcard4494Күн бұрын

    Why is Bill Gates not in the picture? Hes the most known one.

  • @zeanamush
    @zeanamushКүн бұрын

    Not when the 1840's-50's and 1960's-70's exist. We just have a lot of rabid Fandoms. People aren't sellng everything they own because they have proof the world is ending on a specific day or are willing to kill themselves or others to make a point.