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4:50 even this computer game scene with the cancer is so creative. All of this is so innovatively animated. And the music is incredible. I hope this channel never dies.
I'm going to go out on a limb here so bare with me. *wink Seeing as this hypothesis is the most liked solution to Peto's paradox, we can surmise (though Wisdom of the Crowd) that the Hypertumor solution is the most likely. This makes logical sense, as the conditions for a tumor to arise make it likely a second tumor will arise. All it takes is a few more failures of the proto-oncogene mutations to create competition between cancers which rapidly leads to defeat of both cancers by the organism. A macro analogy would be the Taliban and ISIS (as a hypercancer) on "Civilization" aka the organism. This internal schism between anti-Civilzation sects allows defeat by co-operating nation states.
@@Mohammad_D_Han mmm not quite. Each reaction requires another exponent of energy. This "hypercancer" is just another reaction to the existing circumstances that caused the first cancer. This is no "parasite of a parasite", it's just another parasite on the original organism. Keep it straight.
lost my father to cancer last year.... i really hope one day we can have a "cure" to this terrible illness... you really don't know how terrible cancer is until you see a loved one losing the battle slowly to it and feeling bad knowing you can't do nothing to help...... , as always thanks for a great video !
You won't have a cure for Cancer because cancer is a catch all phrase for like 10,000 different diseases. The pathogenesis of breast cancer for example is *Completely* different from prostate cancer. You have to develop a cure for each of them individually
@@Schnitzel_23 that why i wrote "cure" not meaning a magical pill that will erase all cancerigenous cells... but who knows what will happend . fact is we won't be here to see if it does really happend
I really hope that we can eventually apply this to humans in order to cure cancer. Can you imagine a doctor saying “You have cancer, but don’t worry we’re going to give you a bunch more cancer to cure it.“ 😮
@@ΒασίληςΒλάχος-τ3κ actually it’s literally not. Vaccines use an inert or dead virus to teach your body to build antibodies against the live virus. The process described in this video has nothing at all to do with antibodies.
I love when the doctor takes all the squishy disease plushys and smashes them through the little model door and they all get stuck 😂 simpsons is so elite
as someone who's had cancer twice, watching this feels like i'm spying on the little freaks that almost ruined my life update 6/6/2023: had a third cancer scare recently but avoided the little freaks this time. i'm on to their trickery
I remember hearing the story of a guy who got a hypertumor that it saved him, pretty wild stuff. I was surprised to learn they existed, and still am here!
So, I'm doing a Master's in the field of cancer research and this video summarizes beautifully lots of long and complex papers. I'm a big Kurzgesagt fan 💕
I do believe that the answer to this paradox is the idea of hyper tumors, cancer fighting itself which results in no severe tumors growing. I think this is a case in human bodies as well, but since our bodies are much smaller than an elephant's or a whale's, we can't survive long enough for the hyper tumors to kick in. And this does bring a pretty interesting concept of how to treat cancer. Scientists can try making mini-cancer cells and target them at already established tumors so the dangers die down. It may be pretty dangerous by creating a second tumor, but if it can work for other mammals it can work out for us too.
I seriously wish almost every complex topic in life would be explained in such fun and exciting ways as Kurzgesagt and their videos do. Seriously!! so enjoyable
It would be a nice precursor but sadly these videos are often so simplified that they have no actual scientific education value beyond the layman level.
@@aggressivelyamicable5987 uhm what? Just from this video I learned how cancer worked and I learned about why big animal don't get cancer. Just because it doesn't show extremly complicated facts doesn't mean it's no longer good
@@Mm-sp8gq I'm glad you liked the video, I also enjoy them. However, my comment was a response to the initial post mentioning the use of these videos for "explaining complex subjects". These videos are a nice layman description of complex concepts but they generally come very short on the actual science; which is understandable given the framework. For example, you mentioned having learned how cancer works but in reality you only learned about cell mutation and a theoretical explanation to large mammal cancer suppression. In reality, cancer formation is much more complex than just cell mutation and the theory is one of many that are still being studied and debated.
I’m just working with leukemic cancer stem cells and the more I work in cancer biology the more I get excited about the development of cancer immunotherapies. Normally, T cells which are a part of our immune system kill cells which acquire dangerous mutations. However, cancer cells have mechanisms to escape the immune system. In certain immunotherapies, T cells are engineered in the laboratory to be able to recognise cancer cells again (I made a video about this a while ago!). First clinical trials in AML are very promising, I can't wait to see how immunotherapy progresses!
My brother had leukemia. Eight years have passed since he was cured,and the doctors say that enough time has passed for the risk of the cancer returning to be the same as in a healthy person. He was very lucky and didn't need a bone marrow transplant,he was treated with chemotherapy and got healthy. The last time he took the chemotherapy his hair was falling off,we thought he won't make it,but here he is still with us. Cancer is a bitch and I can't imagine how sad it must be for your relative/loved one to get taken by it. Hopefully that cure you mentioned can help cure leukemia! One cancer at a time and we might put a stop to it once and for all!
Being a molecular biologist that used to do oncology research I found this video quite informative. Never had even heard of "hypertumors" but they do make some sense - from an evolutionary perspective, parasites do have a niche and like most any lifeform subject to natural selection, they fill it. Bacterophages, for example, are the most common viruses on Earth, and they parasitize bacteria exclusvely. Cancer evolving its own parasite would be predicted by this model of evolution, but it would take a long time - otherwise we'd see hypertumors in ALL organisms, not just the macrofauna. I've also seen the hypothesis that big animals just have so many cells that cancerous tumors can't make much of a dent in organ and tissue function before they literally evolve themselves to death and die out - not from hypertumors but genetic instability. A current model is that cancerous tumors are composed of a lot of dead cells and "stem cells" at the center that make all the new cancer cells. These stem cells may be in a race - metastasize or self-destruct after a certain number of divisions. Perhaps, in large animals, they self-destruct before they can seriously affect the animal's organ and tissue function.
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and then cycle continues until we get *Hyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhypercancer*
@@alans8771 woah I’m just a science enthusiast ok I don’t want no big argument saying I know it all. I was just asking what did he not get so I could help him out. I didn’t mean to be condescending if it was tooken in such offense
Honestly, this theory makes a lot of sense. There's more nutrients to go around so it's less of a problem. Like a group of thieves in a small town vs a big city. Except in this case, the thieves keep adding new members who keep betraying each other.
I'm a biologist and have worked in genetics research for nearly 35 years. One of our labs is heavily involved in cancer research. We have actually found the root cause of cancer, which is the fact that the Krebs cycle can run in reverse. Also large animals such as elephants have cancer fighting genes. One, P53 searches for cells with miscopied DNA, and another, LIF6 destroys those mutated cells before they can form cancerous tumors. One day we will be able to genetically engineer cancer from humans, as well as most if not all degenerative diseases and conditions.
GALAXY BRAIN I've heard scientists are taking certain viruses and stripping the RNA and some how modify the virus to attack cancer. I believe HIV is one of them. I read about this a few yrs back.
@@jason127x99 Yes but they remove the retroviruses RNA so it can't behave like a normal virus would and as @InfiniteLoop said it is used for gene editing
This works for all 3. Body: Hyper cancer friend because it’s killing cancer. Cancer: Body’s immune system also killing hyper cancer. Hyper cancer: Body is killing cancer. It’s a three way tie if the body doesn’t focus on one single cancer and they balance out.
Human: You saved us! Hypertumor: Not saved, more like under new management. Edit: After reading you comments on how edits on likes ruin comments, I have decided to replace that edit with this edit.
Larger bodies have more cells, similar ratios of cell types (as in immune cells to tissue cells, or the number of t cells versus the number of potential cancerous cells) should be roughly the same. However, because there are more T cells, then there is a HIGHER chance of a t cell being able to detect the cancer and sound the alarm as it were. I hope that got the basis of my point across. To my mind, it's a sort of the principle of infinite monkeys given infinite typewriters eventually writing Shakespeare.
I find it quite intriguing. My mother was diagnosed with leumyoSarcoma. The cancer tumor within the walls of her abdomen? Had another tumour within it. So it's a tumour within a tumour eating one another. I pray to God she survives. She's been through surgery 2 times. Chemotherapy seems to have keep the tumour at bay and shrunk it.
@@victorsoares6844 but in philosophy we can talk about emergrnsion, oxygen with is flamable gas with hydrogen that is flamable gas make someting with diffrent properties like water. This is only one of many levels, when you can observe how summaring things add them new "powers".
It's kind of like the scenario from Alien, if they 'don't feel too good', it means a bunch of foreign parasites (like a virus) is about to burst out of it, killing it anyway in the process. That's for viruses, at least. In the case of cancer, it's more like they're about to turn into a zombie, and cause an outbreak that will spread uncontrollably.
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Why does it has 9 likes and no replies
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4th lol
5th comment
4:50 even this computer game scene with the cancer is so creative. All of this is so innovatively animated. And the music is incredible. I hope this channel never dies.
If it doesn't die, It's gonna become cancer.
@@santoshernandez9663 but In a Nutshell is big enough to get a hypertumor
@CL Melonshark dont worry, we will have a kurzgesagt 3 to kill kurzgesagt 2 and save kurzgesagt
I really liked that part too!
CL Melonshark I think they were taking about it on reddit that they were thinking of making a kurzgesagt 2 but as a history channel
Whales:
>Open task manager
>Select ‘task manager’
>Select ‘end task’
@AmplifiedSilence Windows be like
I really, really want to try this, but I'm afraid it'd turn my laptop into a tomato.
@@JacobTaylor216 Just did it, my computer turned into mash potatoes
@@JacobTaylor216 you realize ending task manager through task manager is the same as hitting the x, why would it be any different
Ferghal Icious task failed successfully
Doctor: "Even your cancer has cancer."
Patient: "Alriiight!"
Vio cancer squared
I'm going to go out on a limb here so bare with me. *wink
Seeing as this hypothesis is the most liked solution to Peto's paradox, we can surmise (though Wisdom of the Crowd) that the Hypertumor solution is the most likely. This makes logical sense, as the conditions for a tumor to arise make it likely a second tumor will arise. All it takes is a few more failures of the proto-oncogene mutations to create competition between cancers which rapidly leads to defeat of both cancers by the organism.
A macro analogy would be the Taliban and ISIS (as a hypercancer) on "Civilization" aka the organism. This internal schism between anti-Civilzation sects allows defeat by co-operating nation states.
But does the cancer that has cancer have cancer as well? 🤔
@@Mohammad_D_Han mmm not quite. Each reaction requires another exponent of energy. This "hypercancer" is just another reaction to the existing circumstances that caused the first cancer. This is no "parasite of a parasite", it's just another parasite on the original organism. Keep it straight.
My head got a *CREEP* *TUMOR*
lost my father to cancer last year.... i really hope one day we can have a "cure" to this terrible illness... you really don't know how terrible cancer is until you see a loved one losing the battle slowly to it and feeling bad knowing you can't do nothing to help...... , as always thanks for a great video !
You won't have a cure for Cancer because cancer is a catch all phrase for like 10,000 different diseases. The pathogenesis of breast cancer for example is *Completely* different from prostate cancer. You have to develop a cure for each of them individually
@@Schnitzel_23 that why i wrote "cure" not meaning a magical pill that will erase all cancerigenous cells... but who knows what will happend . fact is we won't be here to see if it does really happend
@@Schnitzel_23 ...
@@Schnitzel_23 Correct but not the right place for this discussion.
@@3chovine fair, I'm not the best at reading the environment
Cancer: "you either die a villain, or live long enough to become the hero"
I appreciate this here meme
tommyVv96 its the other way around
@@jaymoney126 not for hypertumours
@@jaymoney126 I know but not with cancer lol
*Stephen Karl Stephenson?*
Hypertumor: Cancer is fighting cancer and eventually cures cancer.
I guess, even on a cellular level, your worst enemy is yourself.
You can also interpret that your best friend is yourself. :D
And the enemy of my enemy is my friend!
once the great philosopher electroboom said: "there is no escape from the enemy who lives within"
Everyone: suicide is never the answer
Cells: its nerf or nothing
LOL
😂😂😂😂😂
LMAO
Lol
HAHAHA.. i do that
I really hope that we can eventually apply this to humans in order to cure cancer. Can you imagine a doctor saying “You have cancer, but don’t worry we’re going to give you a bunch more cancer to cure it.“ 😮
That's literally how vaccines were developed
@@ΒασίληςΒλάχος-τ3κ actually it’s literally not. Vaccines use an inert or dead virus to teach your body to build antibodies against the live virus. The process described in this video has nothing at all to do with antibodies.
@@kensperspective oh, OK, I thought it was just a weak virus
@@ΒασίληςΒλάχος-τ3κ No. Just no. Vaccine is a booster for our antibodies. It doesn't combat anything.
@@ΒασίληςΒλάχος-τ3κ it is a weak virus.
The cancer killing cancer part reminds me of Mr Burns getting diagnosed with every disease, but they’re all fighting each other so he stays healthy
So you're saying I'm indestructible?
No quite the contrary, in fact a slight breeze could..
Indestructible..
😂 The simpsons was awesome
Three Stooges Sydrome 😂
I love when the doctor takes all the squishy disease plushys and smashes them through the little model door and they all get stuck 😂 simpsons is so elite
Indestructible
I like that these cells have face’s. Makes me feel better about it all
It makes me feel better bout my self
It makes me feel safe when I watch scary tik toks
Weird, it makes me feel worse. Like the unknown of life and death is looking back at you
stop.
sorry wrong comment
Cancer: gets cancer
Our bodies: Task failed successfully
I used the *cancer* to kill the *cancer*
Cancer to cancer: You may have outsmarted me, but I have outsmarted ur outsmarting
Memeseption
Your welcome for 1k
Cancer to Cancer: "WHO ARE YOU"
Cancer to Cancer: "Im you but more you than you will ever be of yourself"
as someone who's had cancer twice, watching this feels like i'm spying on the little freaks that almost ruined my life
update 6/6/2023: had a third cancer scare recently but avoided the little freaks this time. i'm on to their trickery
congrats on beating that fucker, not only once, but twice!
@@scdl-m2z lol thanks 🤟
Bruh, I hope you are doing well
@@fiery_gamerz still kickin lol
Well I’m glad you are ok I know to many people who have gotten cancer
"Cancer kills Cancer"
*Cancerous problems require cancerous solutions*
Yes
Yes
Yes
Since we are basically earth's cancer, and cancer kills us, if we kill that cancer,
will that cancer each other out?
._. And we join the ∞ circle
"cancer is killing cancer"
isn't that just your average League of Legends ranked games?
Rofl true
Or overwatch’s mei vs widow
Zoe killing Yasuo
I used the yasuo to destroy the yasuo
A single toxic player will ruin the game. Two toxic players on opposing team will be kept busy harassing each other
Cancer: You can't defeat me.
Humans: I know, but he can.
*Cancer 2 has joined the counter terrorists*
nice thor reference btw
Bomb has been defused
Cancer 2 disconnected
Cancer 2 has joined the Counter Terrorist Force
*Bomb has been defused*
*C O U N T E R T E R R O R I S T S W I N*
*santa claus joined the terrorist force*
CSGO PLAYER? HMMM1! ME TOO
I edited this comment to say that, you matter. Find your purpose and push towards it buddy. Much love.
Came here looking for this comment lol
Lol I agree
Good Doctor
Underated coment
Imune system ignores tumors*
Hypertumors: Fine i’ll do it my self
cancer: gets cancer
*congratulations, you played yourself*
🤣🤣🤣
*major key alert*
XD
Masturbation doesn't cause cancer
@@Manuel-gu9ls I beat my dick and got aids
Hypertumors is the literal definition of “task failed succesfully”
LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Haha
looooooloooooooool
😂😂👌👌🔥frfr bruh😂💯
EXACTLY
I remember hearing the story of a guy who got a hypertumor that it saved him, pretty wild stuff. I was surprised to learn they existed, and still am here!
“Cancer kills Cancer”
There’s always a bigger fish
Or smaller in this case.
More like there's always a smaller parasite
ooh so this is what Mr. Burns meant when he said he was inmortal.
@@dragoshujunior4909 Oh, no, no, in fact even a slight breeze--
There's always a fish of exactly the same dimensions
Banner: "You were diagnosed 2 days ago!"
Blue Whale: "I used the cancer to destroy the cancer."
Art of war, "evolution edition"
Captain America: I understood the reference
Brandon Parson *Skill 100*
cancer: surprised Pikachu face
Speech : 100
Swag : 100
Epicness : 100
i've never seen a more positive and cute representation of just pure death and horrible disease
@UC-9npnBG7724My8aYbt2iBg stfu weirdo
I think the hypertumor was the best with the "start-up idea"
@@LiEnby wtf?
@@LiEnby What the fuck
I want that cancer strategy game
So, I'm doing a Master's in the field of cancer research and this video summarizes beautifully lots of long and complex papers. I'm a big Kurzgesagt fan 💕
Elephant with cancer:
"Call an ambulance!"
*Grows hypertumor*
"..But not for me!"
So it’s over killing itself?
@@bluebird6327 its outplaying itself
I think a better term might be "meta-tumor"
robux
Robux
@@hamburgerhamburger4064 yes
*"using cancer to kill cancer"*
that's a big uno reverse card right there chief
Damn
the ol' switcheroo
“I used the cancer to destroy the cancer”
I used the stones to destroy the stones
要用魔法打败魔法
I do believe that the answer to this paradox is the idea of hyper tumors, cancer fighting itself which results in no severe tumors growing. I think this is a case in human bodies as well, but since our bodies are much smaller than an elephant's or a whale's, we can't survive long enough for the hyper tumors to kick in. And this does bring a pretty interesting concept of how to treat cancer. Scientists can try making mini-cancer cells and target them at already established tumors so the dangers die down. It may be pretty dangerous by creating a second tumor, but if it can work for other mammals it can work out for us too.
Scientist: *slams desk*
scientist: WHY ARENT YOU GETTING CANCER? WHY ARENT YOU DYING?
Blue whale: *OOOOOOOWM MOOOOOOOWM MOWWWWWWOOOOM*
*OOOOOOOWM MOOOOOOOOWM MOWWWWWWOOOOM*
OOOOOOOWM MOOOOOOOOWM MOWWWWWWOOOOM
But it wasn't the whale it was actually Dory and Marlen! Lol >.
*Deep MYAAAAAA A Sounds*
*OOOOOOOOOOWM MOOOOOOOOOOWM MOWWWWWWOOOM*
I seriously wish almost every complex topic in life would be explained in such fun and exciting ways as Kurzgesagt and their videos do. Seriously!! so enjoyable
It would be a nice precursor but sadly these videos are often so simplified that they have no actual scientific education value beyond the layman level.
@@aggressivelyamicable5987 uhm what? Just from this video I learned how cancer worked and I learned about why big animal don't get cancer. Just because it doesn't show extremly complicated facts doesn't mean it's no longer good
@@Mm-sp8gq I'm glad you liked the video, I also enjoy them. However, my comment was a response to the initial post mentioning the use of these videos for "explaining complex subjects". These videos are a nice layman description of complex concepts but they generally come very short on the actual science; which is understandable given the framework. For example, you mentioned having learned how cancer works but in reality you only learned about cell mutation and a theoretical explanation to large mammal cancer suppression. In reality, cancer formation is much more complex than just cell mutation and the theory is one of many that are still being studied and debated.
@@Mm-sp8gq The fact that you think you suddenly understand cancer after watching this video just shows everyone that you do not.
@@XLEZZY_REUPLOADS I didn't say that I suddenly understood advanced science about cancer, I know the basics know smartass
I’m just working with leukemic cancer stem cells and the more I work in cancer biology the more I get excited about the development of cancer immunotherapies. Normally, T cells which are a part of our immune system kill cells which acquire dangerous mutations. However, cancer cells have mechanisms to escape the immune system. In certain immunotherapies, T cells are engineered in the laboratory to be able to recognise cancer cells again (I made a video about this a while ago!). First clinical trials in AML are very promising, I can't wait to see how immunotherapy progresses!
My brother had leukemia. Eight years have passed since he was cured,and the doctors say that enough time has passed for the risk of the cancer returning to be the same as in a healthy person. He was very lucky and didn't need a bone marrow transplant,he was treated with chemotherapy and got healthy. The last time he took the chemotherapy his hair was falling off,we thought he won't make it,but here he is still with us. Cancer is a bitch and I can't imagine how sad it must be for your relative/loved one to get taken by it. Hopefully that cure you mentioned can help cure leukemia! One cancer at a time and we might put a stop to it once and for all!
Who actually read this
(no offense)
@@mundocalissa5121 I do
@@mundocalissa5121 i do
@@mundocalissa5121 I do
Being a molecular biologist that used to do oncology research I found this video quite informative. Never had even heard of "hypertumors" but they do make some sense - from an evolutionary perspective, parasites do have a niche and like most any lifeform subject to natural selection, they fill it. Bacterophages, for example, are the most common viruses on Earth, and they parasitize bacteria exclusvely.
Cancer evolving its own parasite would be predicted by this model of evolution, but it would take a long time - otherwise we'd see hypertumors in ALL organisms, not just the macrofauna.
I've also seen the hypothesis that big animals just have so many cells that cancerous tumors can't make much of a dent in organ and tissue function before they literally evolve themselves to death and die out - not from hypertumors but genetic instability. A current model is that cancerous tumors are composed of a lot of dead cells and "stem cells" at the center that make all the new cancer cells. These stem cells may be in a race - metastasize or self-destruct after a certain number of divisions. Perhaps, in large animals, they self-destruct before they can seriously affect the animal's organ and tissue function.
"cancer is killing cancer"
I used the stones to destroy the stones.
No I did!
i tried that and it actually worked
@@SkunkSniffer Actually that was me
they used the cancer to destroy the cancer
I appreciate a fact channel that isn’t afraid of the “we don’t know” answer
A huge amount of people construe not knowing something for weakness, so they flock to others who peddle incorrect bullshit.
Well both for you 2 should subscribe to my Channelbecause is awesome
I would subscribe to adaptability more as a feature of more bigger animals
@@darthb9667 shut it lmao
@@darthb9667 nice name though
..."I have a startup idea"
"We don't care lol"
I'm in love with whoever writes these, lmao
Vlad Geor timestamp?
Edit: pikachu is right, sorry
5:29
@@danaiosalva8754 no, it's 5:29
You wanna develop an app?- rick and Morty
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Been watching for 2 years
"I have good and bad news for you"
"What's the bad news?"
"You have a tumor"
"And the good news?"
"You also have a hyper tumor"
Xhodus the tumor has cancer
Task failed successfully.
You got 400+ likes in 14 minutes and i Rarely get 1
The hype tumor is your cancer's cancer
So,is it "Aladeen" or "Aladeen"??
"Evolve, or become a blob of cancer".
The internet in a nutshell
Underrated comment lol
I don't know what I am, cancer or a regular human being.
@@Zedryx69 depends on your watchtime of rick and morty.
Real life in a nutshell, internet is only part of our life
@Get Bamboozledツ cancer cell detected
“Cancer is killing cancer"
*We were bad, but now we are good*
We’re moving into your _Cells_
whos caner?
jonn yeah who’s caner
You are bad guy, but your not bad
@@ifalone uuu,
This is probably my favourite channel at the moment great video
Whales with cancer:
"I used the stones to destroy the stones"
LOL.
Oh my 😂
Poggers
Lol
Daniel Smirnov pizza breaks rock?
“Imagine being forced to kill yourself after making one mistake”.
Made by the cancer cell gang.
[Redacted ] “It becomes a problem when you don’t learn from your mistakes.”
Made by B-Lymphocytes Gang.
imagine fucking obliterating your entire life support system just bc you were feeling funky that day
"Cell Lives Matter"
-Cells Against Nefarious Cell Eradication Rebellion (CANCER)
@@araknidude basically periods
400th like
Hyper Cancer: You can't defeat me
Cancer: I know but he can
*Hyperhypercancer*
Hyper Cancer: O H N O
and then cycle continues until we get
*Hyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhyperhypercancer*
@@bomba2834 and then: hyper best super duper hyper cancer
@Troll King after mega?
@@hyperkitty6000 and then youtube deletes this section for too many cancer words
keep going i can't afford to buy merchandise but i hope your team keeps going
Yea... I can see what scientists mean when they say: “we don’t fully understand cancer”
What do you not get
@@grimmtunes1376 ??
Fucking mood
@@grimmtunes1376 it seems like you fully understand it by your question don’t you ? go become a scientist and stop it then
@@alans8771 woah I’m just a science enthusiast ok I don’t want no big argument saying I know it all. I was just asking what did he not get so I could help him out. I didn’t mean to be condescending if it was tooken in such offense
Humans: can’t kill cancer
Cancer:
*fine, I’ll do it myself*
Holy 🐄
wow
Cancer: "you want something done, do it yourself."
Cancerous suicide
LOL😂
Cancer: Who are you?
Hypertumor: I'm you but stronger.
"I'm you" seems more appropriate.
"I was you. Good bye, Master." would be best
Do you know the cancer?
Well of course i know him its me
"You're not me, I'm me!"
" 'I'm me', he says."
Cancer: You can't defeat me.
Doctors: I know, but he can:
Hypertumor
"May be full of tiny tumors and just don't care" is a hell of a phrase :3
7:08 I love how the bird just freaks out while watching the video.
these ducks and birds are the cutest!!
'Cuz it wasn't expecting the "You" like us
@@Majima_57 ye
Those God Dam Hadedars man. The sounds give me PTSD
Sounded like a Hadada - most loved bird in South Africa
"large animals seem to be immune to cancer"
Me on the couch: Guess I'm immune
Oof
This was my reaction as well.
So far I seem to be Immortal, maybe this is why.
Phat
bruh lolol
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 thats good
Kurzgesagt: “And they function perfectly…until they don’t.”
Vsauce: “or do they?”
*Vsauce theme plays*
and that's why vsauce is corny af
Mythical Guy imagine a collab between Vsauce and Kurzgesagt, my mind would spontaneously implode
Guys i make some interesting stuff too 🙂
@@spaceandearthyoutubechanne7143 you're good too, just subbbbed
@@Maysra-tg6lx pretty sure they did one time
Cancer: hey lets go and mutiply
the other Cancer: No this is my turf! you have no power here
“The bigger the animal is, the more immune it is to cancer,” Ants: “Ah, shit.”
Inferno Mire lmao
Dinosaurs were immune until they morphed into birds :/.
Waterbears: Guess I'll die
kang of octopia lmaoooo
Cancer cells: "Ah, shit."
5:30 "I have a startup idea"
I cracked myself laughting.
Darlan we don’t care lol.
@@DanielNyong Rewire circuit!
Cracked yourself?
Laughting?
Change team
Kurzgesagt: This video is sponsored by...
Me: brilliant?
Kurzgesagt: YOU.
I wasn’t expecting that
I was quite sad when I heard that. It means this video didn't get any sponsor :(
And that little bird was so cute 😭
I think I'm going to by their merch to support them. They deserve it :)
@@kanashiisuisei2600 I'm sure they could get an actual sponsor, if they wanted. They're probably doing alright with other sources of income.
Wait where is it?
I watched every one of your shows I've learned so much thank you.
Tumour suppressor: “Kill yourself”
Mutated cell: “No I don’t think I will”
"I can't let you do that Dave"
DarkVortex42 what
DarkVortex42 add a lol if you're joking but otherwise he was just making a reference to captain america in avengers endgame is all lol.
@@Herbert2892 I wish I could be as cool as you.
@@Herbert2892 lol dude what is your deal?
Tumors : _"Who are you?"_
Hypertumors : *_"I'm you, but stronger"_*
"i am a shadow, the _true_ self"
Hypertumors : "You are weak"
Tumors : "I am you"
i dont usually laugh at comments and i watch youtube 4+ hours a day and always read the comments, but i laughed at this one.
I make space mysteries and facts vide0s🙂
@@spaceandearthyoutubechanne7143 so good. I subbbed
Honestly, this theory makes a lot of sense. There's more nutrients to go around so it's less of a problem. Like a group of thieves in a small town vs a big city. Except in this case, the thieves keep adding new members who keep betraying each other.
epico
Galaxy brain. Except un-ironically. OP spinning a great analogy.
Seems like you are very knowledgeable about gang betrayal.
Experience?
@@lophyr8521 dude, did you know that it's rude to ask that to a fellow member?
@@chie970 I understand
I will not question the dude again
thank you so much, you guys really make incredible stuff!
Cancer to Cancer: "WHO ARE YOU!!!!"
Cancer to Cancer: "Im you but more of you"
haha lol
@@adefenselessnoob "Trust no one. Even yourself"
Rich coming from a walking stem cell factory for power ups XD
@@hiroshiramasendjews9539 If our body had Hashirama cells none of this would happen
Hahaha
To conclude: Large animals have so much cancer, they don’t have cancer
ah yes this is big brain time xD
Alternate explanation, large animals have so much cancer, that they are just a giant, functioning tumor
@@connormurphy3085 I REJECT MY HUMANITY JOJO, I AM THE CANCER
Mr. Burns: Indestructible...
IN other words. Large animals rejected being an animal, and returned to cancer.
Doctor: fails to cure cancer
Cancer: “fine, I’ll do it myself”
Lmao 😂
Lol
XD
So that means cancer is going to kill half of all life eventually. Great.
Cancer a real homie, killing cancer so you don’t get cancer
Technoblade never dies
Technoblade never dies
Technoblade never dies
Technoblade never dies
Technoblade never dies
Technoblade already died kids
"CANCER GETS CANCER"
*MISSION FAILED SUCCESSFULLY*
Mission Accomplished. We'll get em next time.
@@Krystalmyth BEST COMMENT
@@Krystalmyth *confused screaming*
“The enemy of my enemy is my friend, but my enemy is his own worst enemy, so really my enemy is my friend”
-Peto’s paradox, probably
this reminded me of Dwight
Dwight Shrute vibes
Thanks for killing my last 3 and a half braincells
This so smart and so dumb at the same time that it's a paradox in of itself
More like the enemy of my enemy is still my enemy
Guy gets cancer then gets saved my hypercancer.
Normal cells : They had us in the first half, not gonna lie.
Underated comment!!
I'm a biologist and have worked in genetics research for nearly 35 years. One of our labs is heavily involved in cancer research. We have actually found the root cause of cancer, which is the fact that the Krebs cycle can run in reverse.
Also large animals such as elephants have cancer fighting genes. One, P53 searches for cells with miscopied DNA, and another, LIF6 destroys those mutated cells before they can form cancerous tumors. One day we will be able to genetically engineer cancer from humans, as well as most if not all degenerative diseases and conditions.
Kurzgesagt: "This project is sponsored by..."
Me: "Raid Shadow Legends."
Kurzgesagt: "...you."
Me: O_O
No, it’s Skillshare / Brilliant / Squarespace / NordVPN / Circle Town
Wait I am Raid Shadow Legends? OH NO
@@Kaebuki which is... You
Lando 530 no, its World of Tanks / Dollar Shave Club
I made this :)
Hypertumor: I'm gonna do what's called a Pro Gamer Move
*starts teamkilling like crazy*
@@moongduri5466 loll
**i used the cancer to destroy the cancer**
Where is our blood supply!?
**Gone, reduced to atoms.**
GALAXY BRAIN I've heard scientists are taking certain viruses and stripping the RNA and some how modify the virus to attack cancer. I believe HIV is one of them. I read about this a few yrs back.
@@jason127x99 The only thing that cure every kind of disease is gene editing
@@jason127x99 Yes but they remove the retroviruses RNA so it can't behave like a normal virus would and as @InfiniteLoop said it is used for gene editing
was going to be disappointed if i didn't find a comment like this
@@jason127x99 HIV melt our body defenses. I dont know if that was a good idea.
The insinuation that furbies were real but were wiped out by cancer
3:09 "it's a process that involves many individual mistakes" .soo basically my life
@Aqil Khan Ok Muslim
@@ViratKohli-jj3wj wtf??
"The enemy of my enemy is my friend"
Time to make friends with cancer's cancer
"Cancer is killing Cancer"
"The enemy of my enemy is my friend" literally.
Is that captain price quote
@@Chebaby927 Price didn't invent the phrase he just used it
@@johnmajorenos5162 oh ok
This works for all 3. Body: Hyper cancer friend because it’s killing cancer. Cancer: Body’s immune system also killing hyper cancer. Hyper cancer: Body is killing cancer. It’s a three way tie if the body doesn’t focus on one single cancer and they balance out.
Well, the hypertumour will eventually kill the original cancer cells, but it will replace it. So its not a win win solution
Just watced this after technoblades death.Makes me sad :(
Same :(
Human: You saved us!
Hypertumor: Not saved, more like under new management.
Edit: After reading you comments on how edits on likes ruin comments, I have decided to replace that edit with this edit.
I understood that reference! :D
HAL SHTEURT
nice megamind reference 👍
LOL
under new conqueror
Patient: Did you kill the cancer cells?
Kurtzgesagt: Well yes but actually no
*kurz
I have yet to see anyone spell this channel name correctly.
@@DasAntiNaziBroetchen kurzgesagt unmöglich
👉🇮🇳👈 = 👉💩👈
@Daniel lynn
F*** You
humankind: spends millions of dollars trying to kill cancer
cancer: kills cancer
humankind:
To get e u need theee *bbbbbb*
Jimmy Carr: "You can say many bad things about Hitler, but he did kill Hitler."
It's actually mankind
Homeopathy dudes: *Fangirl screams*.
Humankind to cancer cells: Am i joke to you?
Man, im ngl watching anything cancer related hits hard after i lost a reletive to a tumor
When the cancer has infected a human but the cancer itself has a cancer.
"Ive won, but at what cost"
lol. This meme was cool tho
How about it killed a human, which lead to an inevitable dead of itself?
"You have 147 tumours all over your body."
Blue Whale: Lmao ok.
what do you think of les claypool's carl thompson
MAKE IT 3
@Mohamed B yeah its weird
"Lol," said the whale. "Lmao."
169 is better
Cancer to cancer: You may have outsmarted me, but I have outsmarted ur outsmarting
You may have outsmarted my outsmarting but I have outsmarted you outsmarting me outsmarting you
Cancer is like capitalism: when you let them fester for too long, they'll immediately destroy themselves.
Thats big brain (lol I'm just replying to this cuz it looks like it might get a thousand likes or so soon and I wanna be one of the first to reply)
Larger bodies have more cells, similar ratios of cell types (as in immune cells to tissue cells, or the number of t cells versus the number of potential cancerous cells) should be roughly the same. However, because there are more T cells, then there is a HIGHER chance of a t cell being able to detect the cancer and sound the alarm as it were.
I hope that got the basis of my point across. To my mind, it's a sort of the principle of infinite monkeys given infinite typewriters eventually writing Shakespeare.
In Thanos voice: "I used the cancer to destroy the cancer"
Underrated comment 😂😂
No its not
On God 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Cancer joke
You stole it little one.
"We've tried telling them how it works over and over again, but the blue whales just refuse to understand the concept."
Sounding a bit like the whole 'No, bumblebee, you can't fly, stop doing that!'
An oasis in the desert of unoriginality. I like it
@@cloudperson890
That's the definition of a meme. If you only like so called “original memes”, you don't really like memes at all.
@@legendarytat8278 Eh, anyone can like a meme until it gets stale. And I tell ya, this comment section is fucking molding
Legendary TAT memes can be original and funny without devolving into a literal fucking copypasta
"Cancer is killing cancer"
I used the stones to destroy the stones
henrik lol underrated comment
Very underrated
Gone reduced to atoms
STONKS
LMAO!
I find it quite intriguing. My mother was diagnosed with leumyoSarcoma. The cancer tumor within the walls of her abdomen? Had another tumour within it. So it's a tumour within a tumour eating one another.
I pray to God she survives. She's been through surgery 2 times. Chemotherapy seems to have keep the tumour at bay and shrunk it.
Cancer: "You stole everything from me!"
Hypertumor: "i dont even know who you are"
😂 Probably my favorite comment
Hypertumor of hypertumor :
Large animals: "I used the Cancer to destroy the cancer.."
Blue Whales when explaining how they beat cancer: "I used the cancer to destroy the cancer"
@It’s ok to be white. We have a bit of a hypocrite here :/
Gone reduced to atoms
Jude Waide that Wasn’t a joke
*clear as much as a nuke confuseon*
"It nearly killed me..."
"Cancer is killing cancer"
Fandoms in a nutshell...
Squid 2403 army in a nutshell
Lmao
Not really
Yep ! Fight in the comments section, anywhere on the internet !
It's all about who is right and undermining other peoples 'right' !
Tf is this is this even supposed to mean sounds like a contradiction to me but alright then
6:44 is that a Starcraft sound?
Human:*gets cancer*
Cancer:*gets cancer*
Cancer:*dies of cancer*
Human:checkmate cancer!
I often forget how amazing our body is. We literally are mini-universes working in perfect sync and harmony
"yeah we work perfectly, until we dont "
@John G Hitler: Ah I see
what if our universe is actually someone’s body? :O
It's like in "cells at work". While the brain is doing its own thing, everyone work as good as they can to ensure survival of the whole body.
“Literally”
0:33 I'm a biochemist and you blew my mind by summarizing biochemistry in such an existential way. In a couple sentences...
It's strange to think that you are made of a lot of complex and intertwined chemical reactions.
@@victorsoares6844 but in philosophy we can talk about emergrnsion, oxygen with is flamable gas with hydrogen that is flamable gas make someting with diffrent properties like water. This is only one of many levels, when you can observe how summaring things add them new "powers".
Ok boomers
@@wahhhhwaaaahhhhwaaaaaaaahhhhhh i swear this meme is losing its meaning day by day.
@@VvC_Lad ok boomer
When i learned i had metastatic cancer i started watching all your immune system videos and its so fascinating
Cancer: Exists
Also Cancer: Kills Cancer
Cancer: *REPORTS FOR TEAMKILL*
Nice
Friendly fire!!!!
@@afonsohenrique2518 almost alien has inserted realistic graphich
lolo
Snake, you've created a TIME PARADOX
3:18 this bit of animation was unsettling as hell. good job on whoever animated it
omg yes it was so weird
( Whoever) the persons
Thats pretty much what goes on inside a cancer patients body under the microscope. Just not with the animated googly eyes and sound
@@hammyjammy well yes,,,, that's what makes it unsettling. The uncanny presentation of a very *real* process is what makes it pretty frightening.
It's a cartoon grow up lmao
Human: I'm feeling sick
Friend humans: u should take medications!
Cell: I'm feeling sick
Friend cells: DIE
It's kind of like the scenario from Alien, if they 'don't feel too good', it means a bunch of foreign parasites (like a virus) is about to burst out of it, killing it anyway in the process.
That's for viruses, at least. In the case of cancer, it's more like they're about to turn into a zombie, and cause an outbreak that will spread uncontrollably.
@@alasdairsinclair916 yeah
We are greater organisms comapred to cells....Yeah we are so smart we kill ourselves.
@@alasdairsinclair916 I would say cancer is more like a secret society that doesn't care about the other one
Oh, good, it's the Best comment))
my favorite youtube channel! thank you!
"How the hell do we kill cancer?"
"Give it cancer."
"...that's so crazy it might actually work."
THis quote has never been more truer
@@hiroshiramasendjews9539 truer..?
@@hiroshiramasendjews9539 more true*
@@yellowcactusproductions Correct me if im wrong. But l indeed believe that l said truer.
@@ygotsvlog3762 No. Truer