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The Science Of Funny

The Science Of Funny

Pluto sucks.

Pluto sucks.

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  • @oliverjurd5436
    @oliverjurd543613 сағат бұрын

    No you suck this

  • @mnmnrt
    @mnmnrt13 сағат бұрын

    KZread has closed captioning. Stop flashing individual words on the screen.

  • @h8fulweeb
    @h8fulweeb14 сағат бұрын

    I like the unrealistic, but cool sounding theory about that those kinds of voids are occupied by Type III civilizations, taking so much stars and galaxies that we can see a visible gaps at the universe. Highly unlikely even if those kinds of civilizations existed, but sounds dope

  • @braydenacosta2781
    @braydenacosta278115 сағат бұрын

    Power to the Pluto!

  • @Templarfreak
    @Templarfreak15 сағат бұрын

    there's a lot of weird assumptions about the brain in this video. for one, our brains are not actually _strictly_ split down the middle between logical processes and creative ones. in fact, this is a very baseless assumption that has no real backing in actual science. there was SOME studies done on it that either have inconclusive results or results that are very suspect (as in, believed to not be real science). the idea that our bodies inhibit motor neurons while we sleep being a means so that we dont act our are dreams is also an assumption not actually backed by any real research either. we know it happens and we know when it happens, but that's about it. we dont know _why_ it happens. no real studies have been done on this. you are also kind of strawmanning the epiphenomenal argument. the idea that the brain is sorting memories is not a belief held by everyone who thinks this. the truth about the epiphenomenal argument is that we dont actually know _what-so-ever_ why we dream and it doesnt actually seem to serve any functional purpose, so the best guess we have is that it is completely an emergent property of various different brain activities had while we sleep, but going any deeper than that is unscientific. we dont really know a lot about the brain at all and the various activities it does while we are _conscious,_ let alone unconscious. why do i say it doesnt seem to serve any functional purpose despite what you point out, though? because we actually experience dreaming for _quite a chunk_ of the REM cycle, but _dont remember much of any of it at all._ there is no data on whether the experiences of dreams have had any impact on the survival rates in the wild, and from our own experiences without studying other animals dreaming suggests that it likely would not have played a large role in learning and experiencing situations. but that's not all, we actually know that many other animals dream as well, not just humans. _pretty much_ every mammal, and many other animals as well such as birds. and to top that off, how does the theory that dreams would be beneficial to survival explain such wide variety of dreams that serve no real apparent practical purpose? many people have dreams about things completely unrelated to their lives. and you even mention lucid dreaming, what benefit would that even serve? there's too many holes and problems with the theory of dreams serving a purpose and too many questions that are left unanswered for it to be a satisfying and complete proof of why we dream.

  • @huiajkoosmqmkw.kakaoaamama7692
    @huiajkoosmqmkw.kakaoaamama769215 сағат бұрын

    3:24 i want to believe this because i have had dreams of my loved one who passed away coming back to life and it means a lot to me

  • @maximepita
    @maximepita16 сағат бұрын

    Now that I think of it, it's impressive how much my mind could just guess how it would feel to do certain things I've never experienced in my life. Like one time I was dreaming that I was trying to break someone's neck, and I remember struggling to turn their neck for a bit and then pop and I woke up. It was so realistic that I was traumatized the whole day. And there's also the repeating dreams, or even the dreams that makes you think it's following a previous dream's story when it just made up memories in your head. These fcked me up pretty bad honestly

  • @HeHeHeShampoo
    @HeHeHeShampoo16 сағат бұрын

    girls are mote complicated than men, WHY?!

  • @giuseppeprofiti6823
    @giuseppeprofiti682316 сағат бұрын

    That's where the shockwave of Saitama and Garou's Punch² went.

  • @wyrdoso
    @wyrdoso17 сағат бұрын

    If yall want to know study what is Esoteric/Exoteric

  • @NoName_NoTitle
    @NoName_NoTitle17 сағат бұрын

    As cool as that picture looks, that is not Bootes void. That's Barnard 68 - a molecular cloud. If you look up Bootes void on wikipedia, there's a whole section dedicated to this confusion.

  • @Lougan-Santos
    @Lougan-Santos18 сағат бұрын

    impressive

  • @regnurse1
    @regnurse120 сағат бұрын

    xd 😂

  • @JonathanBresnihan77
    @JonathanBresnihan7720 сағат бұрын

    I LOVE Pluto and it will always be a planet to me. Get a grip!

  • @lolkin3k
    @lolkin3k21 сағат бұрын

    5:37 Well, I actually DIDN'T payse the video perfectly! When the autoplay thingy asked me to start the next video or not I pressed cancel. And just like that I can see the last frame of the video. Easy.

  • @skrepki_show
    @skrepki_show21 сағат бұрын

    Похоже на перечисление мифов?)

  • @DKasper3201
    @DKasper320122 сағат бұрын

    0:01 you better *RUN*

  • @Linnytic
    @Linnytic22 сағат бұрын

    ♡♡♡

  • @MoisesIII-hc8gb
    @MoisesIII-hc8gb22 сағат бұрын

    The weirdest part of my dreams is that it's extremely realistic, its so realistic that it gives me fake memories that I genuinely believe has happened in my life but is so absurd to be real

  • @sol5879
    @sol587923 сағат бұрын

    You are literally on drugs when you dream.

  • @jessicabing6222
    @jessicabing6222Күн бұрын

    The like button is missing. Wtf?

  • @andrewbehn3678
    @andrewbehn3678Күн бұрын

    "Lucid dreamer here" I've learned to walkthrough walls to escape certain entities. My brain can't always compute what the inside of a wall so I end up in blank space sometimes. Like being blind. I can feel things around me or sense them. Its like my subconscious is unlimited but my brain will lag out.

  • @_Hasboa_
    @_Hasboa_Күн бұрын

    Most helpful video ever made. Gonna use it for life

  • @omega1764
    @omega1764Күн бұрын

    you should do quantum physics for gen z

  • @gerhardg8755
    @gerhardg8755Күн бұрын

    kzread.info/dash/bejne/qppkxbqFgLy2gJs.htmlsi=FyZxOv6fj7mGbxp9

  • @DeJay7
    @DeJay7Күн бұрын

    I kinda wish now that I cared enough to actually try these.

  • @DeJay7
    @DeJay7Күн бұрын

    It doesn't matter, big chicken or small horses, we're cooked bro, they are much stronger. Unless the horse sized chicken has the strength of a normal chicken, but even then it's probably tough.

  • @patricknight3828
    @patricknight3828Күн бұрын

    "The science of Getting girls", in your recommended

  • @Spoinzy
    @SpoinzyКүн бұрын

    Not trying to sound rude, but you should run your script through a spell check before committing. 45 seconds in, and there’s already “confindes”, “terifying”, and “comonly”.

  • @starry-p
    @starry-pКүн бұрын

    I like to believe all the theories of dreams are true.

  • @Sparkilos
    @SparkilosКүн бұрын

    I'm left-handed. I feel attacked

  • @m-tetsuo
    @m-tetsuoКүн бұрын

    But how can it be that recordings differentiate the source (individual voices, instruments...) and phrasing (words) and not just play back frequencies and tones?

  • @vinh850
    @vinh850Күн бұрын

    Respectfully

  • @_Just_an-_Idiot-
    @_Just_an-_Idiot-Күн бұрын

    I wish I could remember my dreams a better they would be crazy

  • @1ily1ily
    @1ily1ilyКүн бұрын

    why do you talk about tom so much?

  • @muddyboots7753
    @muddyboots7753Күн бұрын

    Thank you so much. This magic had baffled me for 30 years. Now I know.

  • @Acoustic-Rabbit-Hole
    @Acoustic-Rabbit-HoleКүн бұрын

    THE ACOUSTIC RABBIT HOLE SAYS: During his receiving of a Grammy, Micheal Jackson said to the audience “I’d like to thank God, who makes all things possible.” I think MJ was actually talking about dreams. // In another interview he was asked how he is able to write such a large number of great songs. Jackson’s response was, “I can’t take credit for ANY of that. It has nothing to do with me. It’s God-given. It comes from another place.” The dream is the biologically intrinsic psychic portal to the landscape of eternity itself. The Epic-phenomenon.

  • @2009samiy
    @2009samiyКүн бұрын

    islam says so many things about dreams that will BLOW your mind .

  • @sogpop
    @sogpopКүн бұрын

    I'm going to have a dream with Tom Hiddleston in it tonight, aren't I?

  • @ScaryYolk
    @ScaryYolkКүн бұрын

    I’m such a loser it’s actually kinda funny now.

  • @XDX13
    @XDX13Күн бұрын

    Pluto: chilling far far far away from any humans or life forms Humanity for no reason: 🖕😄

  • @leonlion_
    @leonlion_Күн бұрын

    Where does the science breaking come into play though? Nothing he said actually breaks sience. Matter of fact i don't quite see how one could even break science, pretty sure this is just pure clickbait...

  • @yassinriabi7884
    @yassinriabi7884Күн бұрын

    the weird think in dreams is that you never blink once and you never use your phone, it's like anything that has many details doesn't show up in dreams

  • @AlbelNox
    @AlbelNoxКүн бұрын

    I don't dream just blissful nothingness

  • @zestyraccoon813
    @zestyraccoon813Күн бұрын

    Bro went lucid and instantly spawned Mr Beast

  • @hutchson7410
    @hutchson7410Күн бұрын

    I'm already cooked

  • @izusoda
    @izusodaКүн бұрын

    i will not stand for this pluto slander

  • @mugiwara929
    @mugiwara929Күн бұрын

    And there are also dreams within a dream...

  • @samer4121
    @samer4121Күн бұрын

    1:52 Is that cop chasing him a reference to the Doppler effect? If so that's clever lmao

  • @mitsubishigenetech
    @mitsubishigenetechКүн бұрын

    The animation is brilliant. What is that cube at 3:22?