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Well you could rename the thing to dust sucker, like the Germans do.

I hated learning physics, but love your pedantry! ❤

Best content on my yt shorts.

Resistance is the same in every case. That's why there was no need to come up with a new one. Give a listen to this song from Daft Punk called Technologic. It's full of those kind of words. Also dance to it, it's very doable.

Resistance is futile!

Big Bang Theory is unwatchable

Finally justice

I learned something today.

BBT is idiotic and unfunny

Almost as annoying as some guy who says "are you ready to re-learn english and then tells you the definition he is about to use is "physics" not english.

I always wondered why doctors say fluids. They can just say water or beverages. Absolutely achieves nothing to say fluids.

Reminds me of a comment argument I got into with that guy that says the sun isn't a plasma it's a liquid.. Forget his name but it begins with a Z. A lot of his arguments make sense, but he's missing half the story. For instance one of his assumptions is based on for it to be called the plasma means it has to be 100% ionized. As in, not excited electrons in an orbital , or a few electrons stripped off, but like every electron completely removed and charge separated from every nucleus 100% ... I don't think the definition of a plasma requires that, please correct me if I'm wrong.

And now meet Sheldon's slightly more charismatic but still a geek, alter ego..

Damn i thought school was out 20 years ago but no i wanne be back in the bench with this guy teaching

thank you man yourw brilliant

It's a comedy FFS.

Thanks for the class 😊

Ummm Bazingq!! I guess.

Time space itself is a fluid and can be made into a condensate.

Delightfully pedantic. Thank you for dumping on that awful show.

I believe a strongly worded letter is your next step, sir.

Physics is now just the language of life

I, too, hate that show. Rip it some more, and I'll subscribe.

As you have not provided a humorous and scientifically pedantic alternative for a 7 second tongue and cheek joke. I have spent roughly the same amount of time generating an alternative. [Scene: Sheldon is sitting on the couch, wrapped in a blanket, looking pale and sniffly. Leonard walks in holding a glass of water and a notepad.] Leonard: [matter-of-factly] Sheldon, as you’re currently suffering from a rhinovirus infection, it’s imperative you increase your fluid intake to maintain hydration and support mucosal barrier function. Here-[hands over the glass]-I brought you precisely 250 milliliters of water. Sheldon: [sniffling, raising an eyebrow] Oh, “fluids,” Leonard? That’s quite vague for someone with a doctorate. Do you mean liquids specifically, or are you implying I should inhale gases or, perhaps, experiment with plasmas? Leonard: [sitting down, unfazed] Don’t be ridiculous, Sheldon. While gases and plasmas are technically fluids under the definition of fluid mechanics, they’re not physiologically viable for hydration. Gases lack molecular density for cellular absorption, and plasmas would ionize your tissues, causing irreparable damage. Sheldon: [glaring slightly] Thank you for the remedial lesson in states of matter, Leonard. You must be very proud of yourself. However, your recommendation is still deficient. Where’s the mention of electrolytes? Sodium, potassium, chloride-these are critical to maintain osmotic balance. If I’m not also replenishing my electrolytes, I might as well be drinking distilled water. Leonard: [nodding smugly] Funny you should mention that. I added a pinch of sodium chloride to your water. Not enough to taste, but enough to optimize absorption in the small intestine. Sheldon: [visibly impressed but trying to hide it] Hmm. I see. Well played, Leonard. However, did you account for the fact that my elevated basal metabolic rate due to fever might require slightly higher solute concentrations to replenish losses via sweat? Leonard: [grinning] Of course I did, Sheldon. I calculated it based on your approximate surface area and body mass. You’re looking at an ideal hydration solution for someone of your exact size, down to the nearest gram. Sheldon: [narrowing his eyes] Well, congratulations, Leonard. You’ve managed to temporarily meet my hydration needs. But let’s not forget, this is just water. Where’s the hot beverage? A sick person deserves a comforting hot beverage. Leonard: [standing up, rolling his eyes] Fine, I’ll make you tea. But I’m using the microwave, so don’t expect perfect molecular dispersion. Sheldon: [gasping dramatically] Leonard, no! The microwave disrupts the even heating of water molecules, creating superheated pockets. If I wanted inconsistent tea, I’d ask Howard to make it. Leonard: [walking away, muttering] Next time, I’ll just leave you with the instruction manual for rehydration. Seems a little unnecessary, no? If you can’t provide a humorous and scientifically accurate alternative, then it’s less about constructive criticism and more about trying to be the smartest nerd in the room. 🤷‍♂️

Nice video. Thanks for sharing!

I didn't know that, although now you explain it it makes sense.

The scriptwriters need to do more research, obviously.

Love this series of videos! 😃

There’s a scale to how broken something in that room is

Prerty sure America invented english language

I am no longer English I am Physics-ish

Nitpicking king of the world. You got a like anyway because it is good to know there are people much worse than me.

Did it occurred to you that Sheldon actually mentioned fluids that obviously cannot be drunk? Talk about getting a joke without getting a joke...

I don't really get the distance to the moon bit. Could you maybe explain a bit more?

You transfer the chemical energy inside your body to the kinetic energy of your hand and it is transferred to the kinetic energy of the pen When you are doing thr questions in the exercise book, you are doing work

Yes!

Should you study A-Level Physics? Yes, because it's the best A-Level 🙌

Hi Keith, I noticed a lack of a wedding ring on your finger. I think it's likely because you're no fun at all.

It is a comedy show, not a Neil deGrasse Tyson lecture... Chill!

Memories of A level physics early 70's. The boy with the longest hair forced to put their hand on the VDG .........

Totally!! It annoyed me when one of them said he was on the ISS where there is no gravity.... Like WTF!!! 😖

People say that jobs are hard, but never soft🤔

Ionized plasma= Oxygenated water

Oh I'm gonna annoy the English department when I'm back in work tomorrow 😀

Nice video, subbed

This information is instrumental beyond measure.

Give me a moment 🌀🌀🌀🌀🌀

Explained excellently, thank you.

🎶He was not fit, to shovel temperature from one place to another.🎵 (I'll get my coat.)

First time I've heard the expression 'transfer temperature' 🤔