In the bible they reference them, thus creating the misconception, also.... How did they even know what dinosaurs were in Classical Rome where the bible was written..... Oh god MOM GET THE CAMERA I PROVED RELIGION I THINK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Also, “going outside in the cold without a coat will give you a cold”. People catch colds more often in the winter because they’re inside in confined spaces with other (sick) people more often.
I agree, not from the cold alone. You still have to be exposed to a virus. I had asked my son's pediatrician about this. She said he would literally have to lay in the snow for an hour. Which means he would have to be out there and not just stay cold, but remain cold - which would allow his immune system to be reduce, making him more susceptible to any virus he was or will be exposed to in that time. And, it is called the common cold because it is common and easily infectious. But, "common cold" is a nickname, not its true name. It is actually called Viral Rhinitis. As long as you stay warm, or at least, don't freeze, you will be fine.
Why sources for these kinds of videos are never shown? I can agree at least to some extent with all of the points in this video, but sources in educational videos are must.
+Brennan Spillane you do, in fact, need sources. sources are used to provide evidence for a given argument. without listing where the fact comes from, the presenter is asking you to take them at their word. if I proclaim that stars have eyes, as a fact, you would want to know where I get my information from to support my argument.
I sometimes wonder if he has a small accent, and English isn't his first language. The narrators on this show do an excellent job of removing any personalization they feel would distract from the content.
+Leeson the hill dwarf He never said this video was wrong in particular, only that they can be, and we should always be skeptical. However, adding salt to water does make it boil faster.. but only by a really small amount.
twunk# facts Actually, it does higher chances of catching a cold. Your mum was right! Scientifically proven! Listen to your mum. Also, eating sugary foods lowers your immunity system which also makes you catch a cold easier. It is not a coincidence that in the U.S. the week that has the highest amount of sick kids in the whole nation is the first week of Nov. Why? Because kids are eating all that Halloween candy!
The great wall of China can be seen from space, along with large cities, etc. Richard Michael "Mike" Mullane (A former astronaut) Made a book about questions about space travel, and it clearly stated that you CAN see the G.W.O.C. from space. It is a book called _Do Your Ears Pop In Space?_ Made in 1997. Mike was a Mission Specialist on STS-36, STS-41-D, STS-27, and STS-62-A. He was born in Wichita Falls, Texas.
i find that very hard to believe. The great wall of china is thin. Its like me getting a massive piece of string that stretched across all of Australia and saying it can be seen from space
+DewKernal100 Men on average get paid more than women. But women don't get paid less for the same work. Men and women tend to go into different fields and get different majors in college.
+Mr.Gamgam Well it is true, but it's misunderstood, men on average EARN more then women, they are also on average spend 14% more time at work and are 9 times more likely to die there.
Mr.Gamgam Well actually it's quite accurate, it's just misused, the research says men on average earn more, why? Doesn't say, in what field? Still doesn't say, and feminist rather then answer these 2 questions they just said, men earn more = patriarchy.
On Karate belts, this is my understanding... During the last century, in Okinawa, modern karate was developed. Though continued practice, the belt would first take on a yellowish color as the student's sweat dyed the belt. The belt was carried and stored in a cloth pouch hidden in the folded gi. In that hot, dark, and humid environment, mold would form. This mold was usually green. After months and years use, the student became strong enough to accept the teacher's better techniques. This resulted in the student getting knocked down or thrown repeatedly to the earthen floor. As the dirt was ground into the belt the green mold died turning to a brownish tint. Black was the final hue as many years of use took effect. Early on, most martial arts used white, yellow, green, brown and black belts, emulating the original use of discoloration. Later, other colors and markings were added to differentiate between the ranks and to act as a motivation.
The amount of caffeine in different kinds of coffee can vary as can an individual's sensitivity to it. I am more sensitive to caffeine than my coworkers as I don't consume it regularly, even in soda. Caffeine is not the only thing that can lead to dehydration, instead pay attention to symptoms of it and drink an extra glass of water if you need.
+Atif A I'm still here. But interestingly enough all these videos lead in to a similar full time job.. But don't worry. Ill be back to doing them very soon!
You might want to correct that salt water one. Adding a FEW tablespoons of salt does nothing. It takes a lot of salt however to decrease the boiling point of water.
a myth you should have had in it, is that polar bears are common in sweden. Many people seem to think that. But. Polar bears doesn't even live naturally in sweden at all
People believe that because they don't know that norway isn't the capital of sweden but a separate country.(Yes a lot of people actually believe that) And norway does have icebears in some regions.
Maruva cat, yeah they do.. I got shown round one on a school trip to Spain. They make loads of noise and pick the most reactive one to go out into the ring.. Personally I don't like it. The conditions these Bulls have to go through and even the fighters as well, aren't exactly what you call fun. But the fighters do get paid a shit tone of money...
4:01 when i heard this bit it made me think of that Eminem song where he says "...cut you so fast when your blood spilled it was still blue" damn i'm so old
I would personally LOVE a segment on meat consummation and actual facts on the environmental & health issues associated. are they real concerns? what are the stats??
Its crazy he talked about the Salem witch trials because we are reading the crucible, a book about the trials. The man pressed to death was Giles Corey.
There were some drawings of him wearing red before Coca Cola made it official, but before that there were many drawings of him wearing other colours (like blue, or a huge mixture of colours)
Daniela Stefan They didn't make it "official". No one company owns Santa, there is no official version. They did popularize it, but they didn't invent it.
Maybe I'm misinterpreting what you said, but a LOT of heat is lost through the head child or not. You did however say MOST which implies that adults would not lose most of their heat through the head but they still definitely lose a LOT. If your feet get cold out on a hat, it will be fixed in seconds
Actually adding salts of any kind or fine dust, for that matter, will allow water to boil more easily due to introduction of more nucleation sites, but raise the boiling point simultaneously. Salt is traditionally added to water boiled for cooking foods so that the now slightly hotter (by comparison) water will more easily saturate pastas an shorten the time needed to boil an egg. Containers with mirror smooth interiors heating pure water can actually create dangerous conditions where the water is actually superheated.
All objects are radiated. Therefore your parents argument is invalid. All objects atleast have a tiny bit of radiation, harmless. The only way to get actually affected by rads is to go near nuclear material.
True, True. But it's definitely really harmful if you get up to like a Sievert of radiation. I also heard Smokers get more micro-Sieverts than astronauts.
This isn't saying anything is wrong, simply elaborating a fact. Salt DOES make water boil faster, but it only makes a difference in ocean-level saltuness. Just adding a few pinches to a pot doesn't have any practical effect.
Not it doesn't. The specific heat capacity lowers when you add salt, but this is only because there is proportionally less water in it. However, if you simply add salt, you are not going to lose water, you are only going to make your pot heavier.
Salt can cause water to boil faster because salt has a lower specific heat than water. However to achieve this you would need a lager percentage of the solvent be salt.
nononononononononononononononononononononononononoononononononononnononnonononononononononononononononononononononononononononononon 3:47 every body knows they did not coexist and no one believed that
The "5 senses" one is actually true, as all the examples you gave are examples of touch. Not sure of the other ones you did not list, but I assume they would be subsections of the 5 senses.
The sense of balance is produced somewhere at the ear I don't know where exactly it is. But it's definetly not part of touch. No they're not subcategories.
#39. Is "pain, hunger and thirst" not all fall under the sense of "feeling?" You say that humans have 20 senses but I just showed how 3 of those can all fall into "feeling" you feel hungry, you feel thirsty, and you feel pain.
19. Dogs lose heat by panting and the bottom of their paws are indeed the only place they can sweat (a little). 22. There is no way we can not that for sure.
MSG (In larger quantities) is one of my migraine triggers, if I eat it I usually but not always get one within 10-60 minutes of consuming the food. Sad to discover but brands hide MSG in an insane amount of ways resulting in "Ghost migraines" seemingly caused by nothing till I found out what stuff was hidden MSG as well. I gone from 5-10 migraines a month, to 5-15 a year since.
@@iwillbeatyouwithinininchof7104 *It's not that simple.* It is possible to hide glutamate by instead using ingredients which contain extremely high amounts of glutamate without having to label it as glutamate. Thing is, glutamate is one of the most common compounds that results in umami flavour, also known as hearty or savoury flavours. Generally speaking it's near impossible to get similar flavours without using glutamate; so brands that want to market to the crowd that avoids glutamate because of fairytales about it, or not loose that audience hide glutamate via ingredients like those, even if they are usually (but not always) more expensive and harder to incorperate then pure glutamate. Increasingly common ways to "hide" larger quantities of Glutamate this way can be via Dried Shiitake Extract, Yeast Extract, Barley Malt Extract, Certain dried cheese extracts, Lavas, Maggiroot and Anchovy Extract. All of these ingredients have general common or historic uses, for example: Yeast extract is the basis for Marmite, Lavas is historically used in soups, Dried Shiitake in some (especially eastern) sauces and so forth. That's not a problem and for most people MSG consumption in normal amounts causes no issues; however there are people who *do* respond negatively to larger quantities sooner; most commonly with migraine attacks specifically also involving loss of feeling and tingling in the limbs. For that group of people (which I sadly appear to belong too) it can be problematic because it can allow consumption to stack up quietly, leading to pretty terrible migraines. It can be a tedious task to actually limit MSG intake to just the unavoidable when increasingly sneaky ways are used to hide it from people who don't have a genuine medical issue around it, but bought into largely false health concerns around it.
The whole salt in water thing isn’t to make it boil faster, it’s to decrease the recovery time necessary for water to resume boiling after something is put in it
Incorrect. Fortune cookies were invented by a Japanese man in SAN FRANCISCO. They were not brought here by the Japanese, they were invented FOR AMERICANS in the us.
Christopher Columbus wasn't the first man to explore the Americas, it was the Vikings. Columbus only opened vast trade between the Americas and Europe.
you look at the heat capacity of salt water, you will find that it is less than pure water. In other words, it takes less energy to raise the temperature of the salt water 1°C than pure water. This means that the salt water heats up faster and eventually gets to its boiling point first.
salt doesn't make water boil faster is only true because the amount of salt is too small to do so. Salt water does because it has the amount of salt to acceletate the process, but I wouldn't recommend such water. Best boil your water with a lid because it traps the heat, thus making water boil faster. Horned helmets is in fact not created by said costume designer. Horned helmets are used ceremonial purposes during their era. Coffee itself doesn't make you thirsty, in fact the caffine makes you thirsty, so watch out for caffine if you don't want to be thirsty when driking coffee. Drink decafs, but that may not be very tasty imo.
I had to do the math in front of my mother to prove to her that water does not boil more quickly after adding salt. She refused to believe I was right until I sat her down and made her watch me calculate the boiling point of pure DI water and salt water. In fact the boiling point actually increases by a fraction of a degree Celsius. I still don't think she believes it but oh well 🤷🏼♀️
***** Fair enough. I do understand how some things can inspire, but at least credit him as you used direct quotes? Just an opinion. I like your channel, don't get me wrong!
The surprising thing about these myths is that you can even read them in text books. Please talk a bit slower. English in not everybody's mother tongue.
I actually had a massive cramp in my leg while I was snorkeling a couple of years ago. I had a pastry before I went straight to swimming so the whole " you don't get cramps" thing is hard to believe.
I guess for the same reasons that Colour is Color in the U.S.... Americans were just like screw the Brits we are independent now and can remove letters from any words we want
Actually English was created over a long period of time through a blend of Latin speaking Romans, old German speaking Anglo-Saxons, and French speaking Normans.
The one about coffee isn't true. In a double espresso there isn't much water and it is a diaretic so it does dehydrate you. This is why most places serves this with water
David Almanza the reason why the veins have no oxygen is because it has been used up and the veins take it back to the heart which gets exhaled. Once you take in a breath, oxygen goes into the lungs and the right side of the heart pumps the blood to be oxygenated which is then pumped to the left heart to be spread around the body for use, and it eventually ends up in the veins which are full of carbon not air.
blood veins dont appear blue because oxygen or lack thereof. It is actually, because due to their different wavelengths, Red light has difficulty penetrating our skin and blue light does it more easily. That light is then reflected Back to our eyes and se only see blue. SCIENCE!! Source: livescience
Blood is always red dooods. Oxygen rich blood is bright red as it leaves the heart. When it returns in veins without much oxygen its still red, but it's just a darker red. This is the science of light!!! The colors we see are the result of which wavelengths of light are reflected back to our eyes. Veins look blue because blue light is reflected back to our eyes. Its odd, since veins contain deep, dark red blood. Scientists believe there are lots of factors that lead to our seeing veins as blue rather than red. Blue light doesn't penetrate human tissue as deeply as red light does. As a result, veins that are close to the surface of the skin will be more likely to reflect blue light back to the eye.
1:24 Romans had certain dates for Gods and Myths. When the Romans became Christians, they decided to change the day celebrated in December 25th to what is known today as Christmas.
some people really thought human and dinosaurs coexcisted? We should increase our education System
In the bible they reference them, thus creating the misconception, also.... How did they even know what dinosaurs were in Classical Rome where the bible was written..... Oh god MOM GET THE CAMERA I PROVED RELIGION I THINK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
+Noah Matera Then we'll have stupid teachers teaching kids things like that it's a lose either way.
+Gregjh126 dinosaurs werent discovered at the same time as the bible was written
+Seth Akridge It depicts a creature TWICE that some have assumed is a dinosaur but it cannot in fact be proven what animal is mentioned
Our education system is a bunch of lies actually.... it's being proven more and more
Also, “going outside in the cold without a coat will give you a cold”. People catch colds more often in the winter because they’re inside in confined spaces with other (sick) people more often.
It actually can increase stress on the body and can weaken the immune system slightly allowing you to get sick
Anonymous Fallen Angel which means it allows any sickness at all to attack, not just cold alone.
@@CaphiBinna ok but it’s called the “common cold” for a reason.
I agree, not from the cold alone. You still have to be exposed to a virus. I had asked my son's pediatrician about this. She said he would literally have to lay in the snow for an hour. Which means he would have to be out there and not just stay cold, but remain cold - which would allow his immune system to be reduce, making him more susceptible to any virus he was or will be exposed to in that time.
And, it is called the common cold because it is common and easily infectious. But, "common cold" is a nickname, not its true name. It is actually called Viral Rhinitis. As long as you stay warm, or at least, don't freeze, you will be fine.
You left one out. Dank Memes can't melt steel beams.
You should do stand up
Tryhard, much?
Lame...
Brandon Hopkins I appreciate that comment.
+Brandon Hopkins understandable have a nice day.
I didn't know etc. was a human sense. Learn something new every day.
shut yo bitch ass up
+Parry Lage lol I think you're the dumb one, ever heard of sarcasm
+Parry Lage What if we are girls?
He meant it as a joke.
Hassan Tahan he means that there are more than what he mentioned!
Why sources for these kinds of videos are never shown? I can agree at least to some extent with all of the points in this video, but sources in educational videos are must.
but the truth value in most cases is determined by a scientific investigation and that could be linked in the description of the video.
+Brennan Spillane you do, in fact, need sources. sources are used to provide evidence for a given argument. without listing where the fact comes from, the presenter is asking you to take them at their word.
if I proclaim that stars have eyes, as a fact, you would want to know where I get my information from to support my argument.
In the Description of the video, Wikipedia is listed as the only source (which is a bogus reference).
Sources would be great
Ylikollikas anyone can look it up if youre not lazy.. additionally.. many if these were just common sense...
5:05, he says "testerone"
+Tatar 21 lol youre right
ikr lol
Lol nice catch!
I sometimes wonder if he has a small accent, and English isn't his first language. The narrators on this show do an excellent job of removing any personalization they feel would distract from the content.
Lol
I admit I was conned by:
1. Shaving and hair growth
2. Fish having short term memory
3. Coffee and dehydration
No... You were conned by the video.
The flies live for one day when you smack it😏
What? 😂
Well tehnicly they can die anytime, but they will 100% die in 1 month
Myth: Not all debunked myth videos are true, check your sources.
Which ones specifically because I didn't notice any
Which one cause I didn't see any lies
+nagius79 Your statement is true but which myths in THIS video are wrong or illinformed
+Leeson the hill dwarf He never said this video was wrong in particular, only that they can be, and we should always be skeptical.
However, adding salt to water does make it boil faster.. but only by a really small amount.
+Cubed It actually makes it take longer to boil, due to the salt increasing the boiling point of the water.
mum: You're not going out in such a cold weather...u'll catch a cold ._.
While it won't directly give you a cold, it can highly increase your chances of getting hypothermia
Hypothermia ≠ cold.
+AMACB hypothermia = increased chances of getting a cold
It won't give you a cold, but it'll weaken your immune system so when you contact the virus you get a cold. And the virus is everywhere.
twunk# facts Actually, it does higher chances of catching a cold. Your mum was right! Scientifically proven! Listen to your mum.
Also, eating sugary foods lowers your immunity system which also makes you catch a cold easier. It is not a coincidence that in the U.S. the week that has the highest amount of sick kids in the whole nation is the first week of Nov. Why? Because kids are eating all that Halloween candy!
The great wall of China can be seen from space, along with large cities, etc. Richard Michael "Mike" Mullane (A former astronaut) Made a book about questions about space travel, and it clearly stated that you CAN see the G.W.O.C. from space. It is a book called _Do Your Ears Pop In Space?_ Made in 1997. Mike was a Mission Specialist on STS-36, STS-41-D, STS-27, and STS-62-A. He was born in Wichita Falls, Texas.
i find that very hard to believe.
The great wall of china is thin.
Its like me getting a massive piece of string that stretched across all of Australia and saying it can be seen from space
You missed out The Gender Pay Gap.
Actually that's a thing. And this is coming from a male
+drewkernal100 wait what.
+Tornado 92 It's a joke, because he's sexist
***** ohhh okay haha. Sorry.
+DewKernal100 Men on average get paid more than women. But women don't get paid less for the same work. Men and women tend to go into different fields and get different majors in college.
While controversial the wage gap between men and women is not true
+dylan peacock Exactly, the research done didn't take into account the job performed or hours worked.
+Mr.Gamgam Well it is true, but it's misunderstood, men on average EARN more then women, they are also on average spend 14% more time at work and are 9 times more likely to die there.
nicynodle2 Well, that's what I meant as the research done was terrible.
Mr.Gamgam Well actually it's quite accurate, it's just misused, the research says men on average earn more, why? Doesn't say, in what field? Still doesn't say, and feminist rather then answer these 2 questions they just said, men earn more = patriarchy.
+nicynodle2 yep
On Karate belts, this is my understanding... During the last century, in Okinawa, modern karate was developed. Though continued practice, the belt would first take on a yellowish color as the student's sweat dyed the belt. The belt was carried and stored in a cloth pouch hidden in the folded gi. In that hot, dark, and humid environment, mold would form. This mold was usually green. After months and years use, the student became strong enough to accept the teacher's better techniques. This resulted in the student getting knocked down or thrown repeatedly to the earthen floor. As the dirt was ground into the belt the green mold died turning to a brownish tint. Black was the final hue as many years of use took effect. Early on, most martial arts used white, yellow, green, brown and black belts, emulating the original use of discoloration. Later, other colors and markings were added to differentiate between the ranks and to act as a motivation.
Sounds like a made up story to explain why they have the belt colors they do, even if it isn't true.
How is Number 22 a popular myth? I've never heard of anyone saying this.
Your obviously not American
The bible talks about Dinosaurs vaguely which is pretty interesting considering No one knew what they were
Ranga Rolls you're
You should have seen my first year secondary school class.
Pretty sure it doesn’t depict a dinosaur exactly. It was only mentioned like once or twice.
The amount of caffeine in different kinds of coffee can vary as can an individual's sensitivity to it. I am more sensitive to caffeine than my coworkers as I don't consume it regularly, even in soda. Caffeine is not the only thing that can lead to dehydration, instead pay attention to symptoms of it and drink an extra glass of water if you need.
Wow that was very helpful. Thank you
What do you use for animation?
Where did you goooooooo? :(
+Atif A I'm still here. But interestingly enough all these videos lead in to a similar full time job.. But don't worry. Ill be back to doing them very soon!
+The Infographics Show yay!
+The Infographics Show I just found your channel and love it please don't stop I literally just subbed and would love to see more videos
Thanks! There will be many more, don't worry!
+The Infographics Show glad you're returning!
6:25 Karens: ima pretend i didn't see that
You might want to correct that salt water one. Adding a FEW tablespoons of salt does nothing. It takes a lot of salt however to decrease the boiling point of water.
a myth you should have had in it, is that polar bears are common in sweden. Many people seem to think that. But. Polar bears doesn't even live naturally in sweden at all
People believe that because they don't know that norway isn't the capital of sweden but a separate country.(Yes a lot of people actually believe that) And norway does have icebears in some regions.
your editing is dope keep the work up!
number 18: from what I know, they hurt the bulls before letting them out, so that that was why they were angry
Maruva cat, yeah they do.. I got shown round one on a school trip to Spain. They make loads of noise and pick the most reactive one to go out into the ring.. Personally I don't like it. The conditions these Bulls have to go through and even the fighters as well, aren't exactly what you call fun. But the fighters do get paid a shit tone of money...
People actually think some of these are true? "Humans and Dinosaurs coexisted" I'm starting to lose faith in humanity....
It makes me sad that people actually believe these things in the first place.
4:01 when i heard this bit it made me think of that Eminem song where he says "...cut you so fast when your blood spilled it was still blue" damn i'm so old
You forgot, "Daddy long legs are the most venomous spiders in tue world, but their fangs aren't long enough to bite humans." That always annoys me
Harvestmen (their actual name) are Arachnids, but not true Spiders.
I would personally LOVE a segment on meat consummation and actual facts on the environmental & health issues associated. are they real concerns? what are the stats??
Its crazy he talked about the Salem witch trials because we are reading the crucible, a book about the trials. The man pressed to death was Giles Corey.
Coca Cola just made Santa's clothes officially red :/
No, he had already been depicted wearing red before Coca Cola.
There were some drawings of him wearing red before Coca Cola made it official, but before that there were many drawings of him wearing other colours (like blue, or a huge mixture of colours)
Daniela Stefan They didn't make it "official". No one company owns Santa, there is no official version. They did popularize it, but they didn't invent it.
Alright, you got a point there. Yet Coca Cola still made Santa world-widely recognized of wearing red clothing.
his clothes were always red from club baby seals
This Video is straight ripped of the Wikipedia List of "common missconceptions"
O shit you're right. That's why the only source they list is Wikipedia...
So?
3:46 Nah we live with the dinosaurs today. Birds are da bomb
He said "other than birds". But yes, birds are the bomb!
Maybe I'm misinterpreting what you said, but a LOT of heat is lost through the head child or not. You did however say MOST which implies that adults would not lose most of their heat through the head but they still definitely lose a LOT. If your feet get cold out on a hat, it will be fixed in seconds
actually salt will make water boil faster but the effect is so minimal that it is unnoticeable
Actually adding salts of any kind or fine dust, for that matter, will allow water to boil more easily due to introduction of more nucleation sites, but raise the boiling point simultaneously. Salt is traditionally added to water boiled for cooking foods so that the now slightly hotter (by comparison) water will more easily saturate pastas an shorten the time needed to boil an egg. Containers with mirror smooth interiors heating pure water can actually create dangerous conditions where the water is actually superheated.
Molten salt in water
For the last time, it raises the boiling point of water. Salt will do that. Thus making it take longer to boil.
Well, i might be the only one who has never heard any of these myths..
Probably have heard of at leleast one of them if you don't live on the moon...
I just had like 20 myths debunked and they randomly disappeared. IM SO FRUSTRATED
How the hell can you think that dinosaurs and human coexisted?
Unfortunately, many religious people hold that belief.
My parents said that taking a bath after using the computer will make me blind because it has radiation
All objects are radiated. Therefore your parents argument is invalid. All objects atleast have a tiny bit of radiation, harmless. The only way to get actually affected by rads is to go near nuclear material.
TheBattlefieldGamer not entirely true. You can get radiation from radio/solar waves which aren't nuclear materials
True, True. But it's definitely really harmful if you get up to like a Sievert of radiation. I also heard Smokers get more micro-Sieverts than astronauts.
Busted Myth: Mayonnaise is not an instrument
Hot water does actually freeze faster than cold water
yup
I love it when people think it does though. Pretty funny.
+James & Brianna Lewis It does
+DewKernal100 Yeah It's a typo haha
+DewKernal100 actually it does and this is coming from a man
adding salt to water would actually increase the boiling point slightly , it'd make boiling a bit slower 😁
This isn't saying anything is wrong, simply elaborating a fact. Salt DOES make water boil faster, but it only makes a difference in ocean-level saltuness. Just adding a few pinches to a pot doesn't have any practical effect.
Not it doesn't. The specific heat capacity lowers when you add salt, but this is only because there is proportionally less water in it. However, if you simply add salt, you are not going to lose water, you are only going to make your pot heavier.
It makes it take longer to boil actually. Salt raises the boiling point of water, thus, it takes longer.
Salt can cause water to boil faster because salt has a lower specific heat than water. However to achieve this you would need a lager percentage of the solvent be salt.
4:05 I had a teacher say blood is blue (a lot of people do in my home country) I was like "bitch,did you go to 1st grade?"
Idea: cut your teacher and be like "I was right SUCK IT"
Also what is your home country and why the fuck to people believe blood is blue?
Bobthedj The U.S.
Bobthedj They think blood Is blue because the veins appear blue.
+Bri Limits b-but have they not seen blood before?
+Bobthedj Clearly not,they say blood is only red when it touches oxygen but I was like "why the fuck do you breathe then?"
Is a human's ability to sense temperature/a change in temperature one of the 20?
Wouldn't that be categorised under "touch/feeling", since the individual's skin would be receiving the heat sensation?
Knowledge is knowing that Frankenstein wasn't the monster. Wisdom is knowing that Frankenstein is the monster.
But... Frankenstein didn't directly kill anyone. The creature did.
44. Building 7 did not collapse at freefall speed into its own footprint due to office fire.
nononononononononononononononononononononononononoononononononononnononnonononononononononononononononononononononononononononononon 3:47 every body knows they did not coexist and no one believed that
The "5 senses" one is actually true, as all the examples you gave are examples of touch. Not sure of the other ones you did not list, but I assume they would be subsections of the 5 senses.
The sense of balance is produced somewhere at the ear I don't know where exactly it is. But it's definetly not part of touch. No they're not subcategories.
Whenever I tell people sugar doesn't cause hyperactivity they get mad
Catherine Ryan ikr
#39. Is "pain, hunger and thirst" not all fall under the sense of "feeling?" You say that humans have 20 senses but I just showed how 3 of those can all fall into "feeling" you feel hungry, you feel thirsty, and you feel pain.
Whoops I mean does not is
+James Stewart Don't get confused by the english language. They are not the same thing...
The 'feeling' you are confusing these other senses is that of pressure and texture.
+Rayman *...other senses with is...
You are just playing around with semantics.
which person decided 22 was suddenly a myth?
cramps are caused by an abnormal repolarization of the cell after an action potential which could actually be fixed by eating food
But the world hasn't even existed for anywhere close to 63 million years
All creatures where created at the same time so it's impossible for them to NOT coexist
19. Dogs lose heat by panting and the bottom of their paws are indeed the only place they can sweat (a little).
22. There is no way we can not that for sure.
MSG (In larger quantities) is one of my migraine triggers, if I eat it I usually but not always get one within 10-60 minutes of consuming the food. Sad to discover but brands hide MSG in an insane amount of ways resulting in "Ghost migraines" seemingly caused by nothing till I found out what stuff was hidden MSG as well. I gone from 5-10 migraines a month, to 5-15 a year since.
I mean they don't "hide it" it's on the ingredients on the back
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*It's not that simple.*
It is possible to hide glutamate by instead using ingredients which contain extremely high amounts of glutamate without having to label it as glutamate.
Thing is, glutamate is one of the most common compounds that results in umami flavour, also known as hearty or savoury flavours. Generally speaking it's near impossible to get similar flavours without using glutamate; so brands that want to market to the crowd that avoids glutamate because of fairytales about it, or not loose that audience hide glutamate via ingredients like those, even if they are usually (but not always) more expensive and harder to incorperate then pure glutamate.
Increasingly common ways to "hide" larger quantities of Glutamate this way can be via Dried Shiitake Extract, Yeast Extract, Barley Malt Extract, Certain dried cheese extracts, Lavas, Maggiroot and Anchovy Extract.
All of these ingredients have general common or historic uses, for example: Yeast extract is the basis for Marmite, Lavas is historically used in soups, Dried Shiitake in some (especially eastern) sauces and so forth. That's not a problem and for most people MSG consumption in normal amounts causes no issues; however there are people who *do* respond negatively to larger quantities sooner; most commonly with migraine attacks specifically also involving loss of feeling and tingling in the limbs.
For that group of people (which I sadly appear to belong too) it can be problematic because it can allow consumption to stack up quietly, leading to pretty terrible migraines.
It can be a tedious task to actually limit MSG intake to just the unavoidable when increasingly sneaky ways are used to hide it from people who don't have a genuine medical issue around it, but bought into largely false health concerns around it.
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I concluded from the music that i do not care
The whole salt in water thing isn’t to make it boil faster, it’s to decrease the recovery time necessary for water to resume boiling after something is put in it
Incorrect. Fortune cookies were invented by a Japanese man in SAN FRANCISCO. They were not brought here by the Japanese, they were invented FOR AMERICANS in the us.
by the Japanese
You should upload these again so people see them 😊😊
Christopher Columbus wasn't the first man to explore the Americas, it was the Vikings. Columbus only opened vast trade between the Americas and Europe.
The Vikings weren’t first either. There were people already living here when they came.
Debunking the myth of number 22 is also a myth
Question everything. Including this debunking video!!!
Who in the world thought Santa was made by coca cola?
you look at the heat capacity of salt water, you will find that it is less than pure water. In other words, it takes less energy to raise the temperature of the salt water 1°C than pure water. This means that the salt water heats up faster and eventually gets to its boiling point first.
you left these two earth is flat and the center of the earth is a day younger than the surface
Do a video on eating disorders. I'd like to know more about them xx
pica is a nice one
salt doesn't make water boil faster is only true because the amount of salt is too small to do so. Salt water does because it has the amount of salt to acceletate the process, but I wouldn't recommend such water. Best boil your water with a lid because it traps the heat, thus making water boil faster.
Horned helmets is in fact not created by said costume designer. Horned helmets are used ceremonial purposes during their era.
Coffee itself doesn't make you thirsty, in fact the caffine makes you thirsty, so watch out for caffine if you don't want to be thirsty when driking coffee. Drink decafs, but that may not be very tasty imo.
Salt doesn't accelerate the process.
There is enough water in the coffee to outweigh the effects of the caffeine.
Bats are not blind? I read it from a book from the library that bats are blind. Oh well
So many myths to debunk in a short,short time
Whoever thought dinosaurs and people coexisted seriously need help
I'd love to know how you make your animated videos.
PowerPoint XD jk they probably use some better software but I made a really professional looking presentation with PowerPoint and illustrator.
Wix
That’s the name
I had to do the math in front of my mother to prove to her that water does not boil more quickly after adding salt. She refused to believe I was right until I sat her down and made her watch me calculate the boiling point of pure DI water and salt water. In fact the boiling point actually increases by a fraction of a degree Celsius. I still don't think she believes it but oh well 🤷🏼♀️
Many of these are incorrect. You should consider using sources other than Wikipedia. Other than that, your videos are wonderfully professional.
Seriously, how do you know that these are false? Plus, Wikipedia's error rate is 5%.
dont' forget the myth that DNA assembled itself form mud.
you're awesome.
I clicked like and subscribed to your channel
You literally just copied David McCandless' Information is Beautiful without crediting him... Maybe I am wrong, but it sure seems that way.
***** Fair enough. I do understand how some things can inspire, but at least credit him as you used direct quotes? Just an opinion. I like your channel, don't get me wrong!
***** Respect! Awesome, thanks. Keep up the great work!
2:52 the radio has a poke ball on it
did someone really think blood is blue??
the myth that you have to wait 30 mins to an hour after eating before you swim?
The music is too loud
Sources: Wikipedia
seems legit
WOOH 100,000 SUBS
The surprising thing about these myths is that you can even read them in text books. Please talk a bit slower. English in not everybody's mother tongue.
Did people really not know this?
Serial Killers can't stop killing unless they are captured. BTK,Gary Ridgway,Joseph James DeAngelo etc..
Emojis cannot cause cancer
RIP Infographics Show
So tragic
I actually had a massive cramp in my leg while I was snorkeling a couple of years ago. I had a pastry before I went straight to swimming so the whole " you don't get cramps" thing is hard to believe.
It wasn't a stomach cramp.
It doesn't mean that you won't get cramps, it means that there won't be a difference in cramp rate if you had eaten before or not
Might come as a shocker, but correlation does NOT directly mean causation.
You can get cramps for numerous reasons
Never had a problem with the leg and had been walking for 20 minutes before deciding to snorkel.
FORGOT ONE! Phones explode if they're charged while playing, the true thing is : they only explode when its too hot
They newer explode dude, unless you fixed your phone, but put an explosive instead of battery
No Twinki has expired yet in the past 50 years. The experation date on the package means nothing.
do Americans spell it hemoglobin or is it spelt wrong cuz i live in the UK and we spell it haemoglobin...lol just wondering
Aimee Louise Hemoglobin is how we the US spells it haha.
C C Yank2 thanks lol i guess that makes more sense like why the random a in haemoglobin for us lol
I guess for the same reasons that Colour is Color in the U.S.... Americans were just like screw the Brits we are independent now and can remove letters from any words we want
Aimee Louise England invented English so the English spelling always wins over the American spelling :) Greeting from Australia
Actually English was created over a long period of time through a blend of Latin speaking Romans, old German speaking Anglo-Saxons, and French speaking Normans.
The one about coffee isn't true. In a double espresso there isn't much water and it is a diaretic so it does dehydrate you. This is why most places serves this with water
Bees don’t die when they sting
No wonder why after you do this video, and 2 years later you upload back..
Wikipedia isn't the best source...
where are they now they hasnt made a video for a year
I've been told by many times that my blood is blue and that our blood isn't blue.
SOMEONE JUST TELL ME THE TRUTH PLEASE
Maria Nino not when it gets to your veins, which has little to no oxygen.
David Almanza the reason why the veins have no oxygen is because it has been used up and the veins take it back to the heart which gets exhaled. Once you take in a breath, oxygen goes into the lungs and the right side of the heart pumps the blood to be oxygenated which is then pumped to the left heart to be spread around the body for use, and it eventually ends up in the veins which are full of carbon not air.
blood veins dont appear blue because oxygen or lack thereof. It is actually, because due to their different wavelengths, Red light has difficulty penetrating our skin and blue light does it more easily. That light is then reflected Back to our eyes and se only see blue. SCIENCE!! Source: livescience
Blood is always red dooods. Oxygen rich blood is bright red as it leaves the heart. When it returns in veins without much oxygen its still red, but it's just a darker red. This is the science of light!!! The colors we see are the result of which wavelengths of light are reflected back to our eyes. Veins look blue because blue light is reflected back to our eyes. Its odd, since veins contain deep, dark red blood. Scientists believe there are lots of factors that lead to our seeing veins as blue rather than red. Blue light doesn't penetrate human tissue as deeply as red light does. As a result, veins that are close to the surface of the skin will be more likely to reflect blue light back to the eye.
I hear different answers every two years, but I've heard it isn't red or blue but more of a dark violet shade.
What program do you use?
Why you end the channel?
Where did you go?
1:24 Romans had certain dates for Gods and Myths. When the Romans became Christians, they decided to change the day celebrated in December 25th to what is known today as Christmas.