Do you have an opinion on the morality of reanimating the dead? Would it be unethical to bring someone back from death if it means putting an end to their peaceful slumber or whatever? I remember seeing this notion in "Naruto", some characters were brought back from the dead then they'd get angry that someone interrupted their slumber.
@@Anthonybrother I’ve taken dmt and now believe in the afterlife. You release all your dmt when you die and it’s been scientifically proven to be a near-death/out of body experience
Medics, firefighters and law enforcement.. are the unsung heroes, that deserve all our praise. Without you, the lot of us would be SOL, if ever the shit were to hit the fan. I applaud you.. for you truly are a rockstar, my friend
A small correction, a defibrillator will not jump start an asystolic (stopped) heart, CPR is the method for that. Defibrillators are for resetting the rhythm of the heart, tachycardia when the rhythm is in runaway mode and going too fast or faster and faster is where they are often used. A friend of mine has a difib built into his chest for just that symptom.
Not gonna lie but ever since I started watching and listening to your videos, my curiosity has greatly increased that I started researching things further increasing my knowledge on random subjects. Thank you for sharing your videos to us all.
I feel the same way , as much as I hate to say it … they used to be more informative and now are more folk lure and stories but if you check some of the older videos out they’re extremely informative
You know, I've been watching your videos for a while and I've always enjoyed them; but I just figured out why I enjoy them so much from a formatting standpoint. I like how it all comes together like an essay; with a teaser, an introduction, the body, and then finally the conclusion. In my right-brained mind, and with my devotion to the English language and grammar, its extremely satisfying to my ears. Great work!
Frankenstein's monster hated that his father had abandoned him but eventually finds out that he can never know love because he does not fit in. In the end, all he wants is for Dr. Frankenstein to create another monster so that he wouldn't feel lonely anymore.
And then that is destroyed fearing he would attempt to dominate the human race by breeding more monsters. Murderous goose chase ensues and the doctor dies.
@@randomguy1371 there is a 50% chance that you will remain dead, 25% that you will be revieved normally 30% that you will be in another body and 3% that you will die. So your chose
No, no, no!! That is NOT how a defibrillator works. You cant “jump start” a body. They’re actually used to stop the heart so it can go back to a regular rhythm. Love the channel. Missed on this one.
@@Valkirth actually no. You can’t, and we don’t. That’s just in the movies. If a person has no rhythm, you don’t shock them. Been an EMT for 17+ years. Very common misconception tho.
As a reader of the novel Frankenstein (I had to read it for my English class haha), I just want to note that Victor actually never finished his studies… he created the creature, got scared and ran away, then fell ill and then left Ingolstadt to go back to his family. Some other things happen that stop him from ever going back and finishing his studies. So technically, every movie calling him “Dr Frankenstein” is wrong because Shelley made him a quite young man that never finished studying o_o I mean, at least in the original book he never was a doctor, but we looked at plenty of adaptations now and I have come to realize every movie changed a lot so whatever I guess haha XD I hadn’t ever watched or read Frankenstein before so now that I read the book I can’t stop seeing everything people “got wrong” so to say Just wanted to put that out there as a fact, maybe someone finds it interesting
i dont know what exactly it takes to make someone a doctor, but id say if youve studied a bit and you can reanimate the dead from a bunch of random parts, youd probably atleast deserve the title, but maybe not all the respect that comes with it for obvious reasons
During the time of Mary Shelley and Victor Frankenstein, there were universities, but there was no governing board that determined or bestowed doctoral ship on individuals. So Victor could have just called himself a doctor. But you are correct, that in the book he is not called Dr. Frankenstein. But I did always wonder why the Monster never got a name? He could have just called himself Sparky or Bolt.
I had to read it back in school, but I wound up really enjoying it. Several old books I had to read held up well like King Solomons Mines, Around the world in 80 days, Dracula, Robinson Crusoe, Treasure Island.......There's a reason they're called classics
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I seriously struggle to not laugh every time I hear Raid Shadow legends these days. I expect the next sentence to be about chained writers in the basement.
Every lightning strike is a ghost sprout gassed up to the sky and rains on all us parasites of mother earth. Animals don't say that. They're smarter than us. Hell they're self sufficient and don't eat the same species. Nasty bastards ha
I'm more of a boxer-brief man myself, but I respect it! Gotta have em pulled close to the body and supported correctly for optimum conditions for your swimmers!
Great video just 1 complaint. Defibs aren't used to revive a stopped heart. They restart irregular or quivering heartbeats. In short, there has to be some sort of heart activity already going on for the defib to work
THANK YOU! For addressing the fact that scientific advancement in and of itself isn't bad or evil... the application by the ones utilizing that science determines whether or not the outcome is positive or negative. Nuclear energy is a prime example.
I sincerely enjoyed this. I wish that we continue to learn, and understand this sort of thing, we'll save a lot of lives by being armed with information. Thanks Thoughty2, I really appreciated this one quite a lot
I'm going to go out on a limb and say 42 doesn't actually have time for RSL or any other game or other such trivial things but only to pitch it, he's probably working on his next video if he's awake.
My father was born with Cystic Fibrosis - 3/4 of his siblings had it. Diagnosed in 1967 when he was 9, they doctors gave him six years to live. His passed away when he was twelve and his brother when he was 27 (from a failed double lung transplant. Though his lungs came close to failure many times in his life, he pulled through every time. In 2013 he received a double lung transplant that was successful - only the second human being in the world to survive this surgery. For four months it went back and forth from hours to live to doing great. Today, at 63 years young, he has a new lease on life. He is now the longest living human being with cystic fibrosis in recorded history. As the video describes, he will be on immuno-suppression medication for the rest of his life but modern science has come a long way. Really appreciated the history lesson on this Thoughty, I was unaware of the progression of medical science until I watched this. Pretty cool stuff.
Me and the good lady in days absolutely love like the content of your shows as it brings science and history together in one simple easy to watch please keep up the good work, this was a particularly good one
Frankenstein is one of my favourite novels, I'd argue that society also helped create the monster as much as Victor Frankenstein (who isn't a doctor in the novel) did. All he wanted was to be loved and accepted but he was rejected because of his appearance and lashed out at the world that hurt him. I've also been watching the Frankenstein Chronicles on Netflix which reignited my fascination with galvanism, as well as the other stranger areas of science such as cryogenic and the like. It's fascinating.
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I don't recall Miss Shelley ever mentioning electricity in her novel. Dr. Frankenstein was a modern alchemist, and I envision his creature bathing in strange fuming brews and sparkling juices, rather than surrounded by cables, violent voltaic arcs and sparks. I believe all that thrilling blazing paraphernalia is actually a Hollywood thing. I guess the only way around is to read the book again! I did enjoy it quite a lot the first time- Great video, by the way! Thanks!
Frankenstein's apparatus wasn't described. He just says, "I collected the instruments of life around me, that I might infuse a spark of being into the lifeless thing that lay at my feet." That's all the book tells us about it. I got the impression that his "instruments of life" weren't large or impressive, and the "lifeless thing" was just lying on the floor. Also, if I recall correctly, it's not even clear that Frankenstein (who wasn't a doctor) stitched the creature together out of body parts. He had studied corpses, but for all we know, the creature was made of artificial tissue. What Mary Shelley described wouldn't look interesting on film.
@@dapje2002 your right but most people who read these comments haven't practiced medicine I tried to make it as simple to understand for the lay person.
@5:30 this reminded me of a guy in highschool science class when everyone were discecting frogs, he found the tendons on his frog which made the frogs legs move, and so he started making the frogs legs twitch like the WB frog singing "Hello My Baby, Hello My Honey, Hello My Ragtime Gal" Was hilarious in a dark kind of way.
Receiving an allograft from say 100 you might reject 50% but perform a cross with them and you'd maybe get a rejection rate of < 1%. Those rates are not accurate but my point is, fertilization allows a much lower rejection rate of foreign tissue.
BTW in the story Frankenstein the hidden message is not that whom you think going into the story will be the monster, but rather the doctor is the evil monster not that which he so created. Very cool lesson even if it happens to be a super long one and most people miss it or assume "without actually reading" that the created was the monster and not the human doctor.
As a nurse I will say that defibrillators are a valuable resource, BUTTTTTTT...... the LUCAS devices (CPR machine) is by far the most brilliant and undervalued tool anywhere!!
Methinks you need to reread Frankenstein. The book makes no mention of exactly how Victor Frankenstein actually animated the monster beyond vague mentions of a machine. The whole electricity bit was added by later adaptations after we knew more about such things.
Correct, it *de* -fibrilates! 😄 - The device helps correct a wonky heart rhythm. [add'l commentary for others] With the AED becoming much more common, in combination with CPR - *so many lives have been saved by ordinary people doing extraordinary things!* I can't stress enough how vital a CPR/AED class is for people in general, but especially if you have an at-risk person in your life. You never know when you might be the one person in the first two minutes, that saves a life. The link below will take you to the American Heart Association CPR course finder - one afternoon, could save the life of a loved one. (And even your own.) ahainstructornetwork.americanheart.org/AHAECC/classConnector.jsp?pid=ahaecc.classconnector.home&courseid=1-6KM7WL&coursestyle=classroom&language=1001
Ehhh kinda. The evidence for Epinephrine actually doing anything is inconclusive, we basically still do it because that's how it's always been done. CPR is absolutely necessary because without oxygenation, there's nothing to defibrillate. AEDs are great, super easy for lay responders. Their algorithms have gotten extremely good in identifying V-fib and V-Tach, the only two shockable rhythms. The best way to do it is still manually, but that takes quite a bit of school and training. But no, you require defibrillation in addition to other antidysrhythmics such as lidocaine or amiodarone in order to treat more easily reversible dysrhythmias. Aystole (flat line) and PEA (Pulseless Electrical Activity) are non-shockable and very rarely respond to Epinephrine, at least in my experience and the experience of my coworkers. Source- paramedic
I love The Munsters. In that version Dr. Frankenstein nurtured his creation so Herman Munster grew up to have a loving family and a decent paying job. Love made all the difference.
The part in Frankenstein the electricity part in the story was just a Hollywood thing. And the book there's no mention of any kind of electricity or how the monster actually comes to life
@@richewilson6394 Fair point. Though, the original subtitle of "the Modern Prometheus" was taken from a description of Benjamin Franklin as "the Prometheus of modern times" for his work on electricity.
You don't need metal and electricity to make a frog's legs jump around and dance, just tear off the skin from the legs and sprinkle salt all over them. Works every time.
Was someone elese talking about galvanism and frankenstein on youtube lately? I was looking this up just today, something must have made me think about it. Maybe Matt's video on the Mummy and the Dark Universe.
Quite interesting to see some of the old videos and see the progress you have made. I realise there is a hole team behind you. But especially the way you are talking! Is impressive to see how important pronunciation is. I guess you can learn it like an actor. Body language has also evolved- and then the now famous hair and the shirt. Facial expressions. So from a semi professional to a professional- it has certainly helped. I wonder if people know how much work there has been done to achieve this! Respect for the evolution, the work ethic. So I guess hard work and dedication is the key to success. Congratulations from a fellow nerd when it comes to knowledge, curiosity and the respect for facts. My main interest is physics, music and history old and new. From Denmark with respect 😉🎸
If I was depressed, having trouble focusing or remembering things and someone threatened to hook my brain up to a car battery.I imagine I'd improve pretty quickly too...or at least do a VERY good job faking it.
My former girlfriend got an electric shock on the tits from an electric fence whilst trying to make friends with a foal. She wasn't the same before that.
Thank you for making this clip :-) This clip shows the beginings of invention of electricity and other inventions :-) This was interesting to watch :-)
1:08 Replaying Stardew Valley on my PC. Those that volunteer to be nickel and dimed to death with RSL or any other mobile game loaded with ads and microtransactions and designed to be boring as fuck after a few hours unless they keep spending money are the stupid ones. Might as well throw it away at a casino, at least then you get a (small) chance to get back more money than you spent while having fun.
I work in heart surgery. A defibrillator does not "shock" someone to life. In fact, the shock STOPS the heart. The point is that the patient is in a lethal arrhythmia, usually ventricular fibrillation or ventricular tachycardia. The shock stops the heart, and allows the normal pacemaker of the heart (the sinus node" to start it's own normal rhythm.
Yeah, TV and movies routinely get it wrong. It's not a jump-start, it's closer to the cardiac equivalent of slapping a hysterical person and yelling, "Get a hold of yourself, man!".
@@bigmona2741 cus heart is basically freaking out and failing to execute pumping blood. One of the common rhythms is atrial fibrillation which is stopped by the sudden external shock. The body then restarts and does it correctly if all goes well. It's a bit more complex but that's the UA-cam post worth. I like @tba113 's explanation.
This kind of electrical current from people and animals is resonance energy. The combination acts like AC ( but is not AC, because the wave form doesn't rotate through the center of the 0 volt line)
Because the video was uploaded hours, maybe even days ago but was unlisted/private which means only he could see it until he made it public which is now
I’ve tried to read Frankenstein several times and just cannot get through it. I love horror novels, Victorian era books and science fiction, but her characters are such foppy sissies!
Organic electric signal is a very small amount of electric which is as lower as a mili volt. Basically, it’s from action-potential inside the cell membranes.
The defibrillator is used for ventricular fibrillation when the parts of the hearts are beating out of sync without pumping blood. In asystolia (the heart fully stopped) usually the prognostic is bad and the defibrillator rarely works. What you see in movies when someone has the heart stopped and is brought back with a defibrillator is just that: a movie. In fact the presence of those machines in malls and supermarkets can cause more harm than good, that is why today most of those are automatic and only act if they detect fibrillation to avoid people using it when someone has a coronary infarction.
@@leegregory1822 no? You don't make that much money off youtube views, and he probably gets demonetised quite a lot due to talking about quite a lot of morbid (albeit interesting) subjects. He even states after every single sponsor (without fail) "Sponsors make these videos possible, thanks for watching". His videos are completely free, and I think he has every right to monetise it in anyway he sees fit, and if one skippable sponsored section ruins a very high production quality video, PRODUCED DAILY, then you're just too hard to please
@@CalfOnTheRun He makes more than enough from ad revenue. The sponsored 4 minute ad in this, and the other sponsored ads in every video aren't necessary at all.
Electro Convulsive Therapy is considered barbaric today, because it burns the brain. I personally worked in a facility that still used both ECT and Insulin Shock Therapy in the early 1970s, and some degree of memory loss was common. Some of it came back as the brain found new pathways to work around the injured cells, some could not, but my point is, there WERE injuries to the brain. The idea our mustachioed friend states, that the monster might have been happier and a more positive influence in society if better treated, was in fact Mary's point. Her own father distanced himself from her, and her portrayal of Victor Frankenstein's reaction to his creation, was a thinly disguised picture of how she saw her father's behavior toward her.
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Thoughty2 changing the video title every hour after posting a video
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You don’t HAVE to pay taxes
You could always just go to jail
@@RoMaRobMarq since when does Premium remove sponsor segments from videos mate?
As a former medic, you have no idea how thrilling it is to revive a person with no pulse or respiration.
Do you have an opinion on the morality of reanimating the dead?
Would it be unethical to bring someone back from death if it means putting an end to their peaceful slumber or whatever?
I remember seeing this notion in "Naruto", some characters were brought back from the dead then they'd get angry that someone interrupted their slumber.
@@Anthonybrother I’ve taken dmt and now believe in the afterlife. You release all your dmt when you die and it’s been scientifically proven to be a near-death/out of body experience
Medics, firefighters and law enforcement.. are the unsung heroes, that deserve all our praise. Without you, the lot of us would be SOL, if ever the shit were to hit the fan. I applaud you.. for you truly are a rockstar, my friend
I'm suggesting that you are talking shit
Your a hero!
A small correction, a defibrillator will not jump start an asystolic (stopped) heart, CPR is the method for that.
Defibrillators are for resetting the rhythm of the heart, tachycardia when the rhythm is in runaway mode and going too fast or faster and faster is where they are often used. A friend of mine has a difib built into his chest for just that symptom.
@@Sylphaeri TV and movies care about 'dramatic effect' not facts, facts don't make as much money.
That's why I am happy that CPR is listed as a step in public defibrillators as people wouldn't get it or learned it wrong from movies.
Unless taking a patient off cryo-cardioplegia bypass and restarting the dormant asystolic heart with internal defibrilator paddles.
@@johnmichaelrichards lol, show off. Not everyone has the ability to comprehend bypass protocols.
This should be the top comment!
Not gonna lie but ever since I started watching and listening to your videos, my curiosity has greatly increased that I started researching things further increasing my knowledge on random subjects. Thank you for sharing your videos to us all.
Point yous guy towards something he can get lost in a while.
This goddammit
I feel the same way , as much as I hate to say it … they used to be more informative and now are more folk lure and stories but if you check some of the older videos out they’re extremely informative
I do the same thing. I use some of his topics as a jumping off point for me to read in depth on a subject I find interesting
You know, I've been watching your videos for a while and I've always enjoyed them; but I just figured out why I enjoy them so much from a formatting standpoint. I like how it all comes together like an essay; with a teaser, an introduction, the body, and then finally the conclusion. In my right-brained mind, and with my devotion to the English language and grammar, its extremely satisfying to my ears. Great work!
Frankenstein's monster hated that his father had abandoned him but eventually finds out that he can never know love because he does not fit in. In the end, all he wants is for Dr. Frankenstein to create another monster so that he wouldn't feel lonely anymore.
And then that is destroyed fearing he would attempt to dominate the human race by breeding more monsters. Murderous goose chase ensues and the doctor dies.
Me too.
Fuck, dude. Thanks for the spoilers.
@@YraExalgaSkgs there should really be an expiration date for spoilers :)
thanks for the summary. now I don't have to read about it
How do you think of all these crazy topics to cover?? so easy to get lost in learning from your channel, love it!
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Mustache or Beard I watch them both.
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"The problem is not with technology itself but what we do with it." This is so true. :)
Beeing myself italian i can dafely say that trying to bring deads back to life is something that we usually do when we are bored
Nice to know. Can I give my living body to you to see if you can kill me then resurrect me?
@@randomguy1371 i have to warn you, it doesnt work all the time, but still, i have 3 resurrected neighbours
@@craz2580 I was hoping it didn’t work but I could be buried in a country i wouldn’t be found in, so that sounds fair to me!
@@randomguy1371 there is a 50% chance that you will remain dead, 25% that you will be revieved normally 30% that you will be in another body and 3% that you will die. So your chose
@@craz2580 didn't the die scenario got included in the first 50%?
Meet the man who changes titles every hour or so
Rude
What was it originally?
It just confuses me when the title keeps changing.
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@@tastefulsubstance hardly
No, no, no!! That is NOT how a defibrillator works. You cant “jump start” a body. They’re actually used to stop the heart so it can go back to a regular rhythm.
Love the channel. Missed on this one.
they can also start a heart that has stopped,why we use them on someone that has flatlined.
Aye.. you are absolutely right
@@Valkirth actually no. You can’t, and we don’t. That’s just in the movies. If a person has no rhythm, you don’t shock them. Been an EMT for 17+ years. Very common misconception tho.
@Rapid Raven thanks for the back-up. I assume you’ve been an EMT of some level a while too. Lol
I just researched and everything states that defibrillators are used when someone is in cardiac arrest. Cardiac arrest is when the heart stops.
As a reader of the novel Frankenstein (I had to read it for my English class haha), I just want to note that Victor actually never finished his studies… he created the creature, got scared and ran away, then fell ill and then left Ingolstadt to go back to his family. Some other things happen that stop him from ever going back and finishing his studies. So technically, every movie calling him “Dr Frankenstein” is wrong because Shelley made him a quite young man that never finished studying o_o
I mean, at least in the original book he never was a doctor, but we looked at plenty of adaptations now and I have come to realize every movie changed a lot so whatever I guess haha XD
I hadn’t ever watched or read Frankenstein before so now that I read the book I can’t stop seeing everything people “got wrong” so to say
Just wanted to put that out there as a fact, maybe someone finds it interesting
i dont know what exactly it takes to make someone a doctor, but id say if youve studied a bit and you can reanimate the dead from a bunch of random parts, youd probably atleast deserve the title, but maybe not all the respect that comes with it for obvious reasons
Read the actual Dumont book of Phantom of the Opera.
It is literally NOTHING like the story of Phantom that we have been presented.
During the time of Mary Shelley and Victor Frankenstein, there were universities, but there was no governing board that determined or bestowed doctoral ship on individuals. So Victor could have just called himself a doctor. But you are correct, that in the book he is not called Dr. Frankenstein. But I did always wonder why the Monster never got a name? He could have just called himself Sparky or Bolt.
I had to read it back in school, but I wound up really enjoying it. Several old books I had to read held up well like King Solomons Mines, Around the world in 80 days, Dracula, Robinson Crusoe, Treasure Island.......There's a reason they're called classics
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Giovanni Aldini: but what if we tried it on *P E O P L E*
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Every lightning strike is a ghost sprout gassed up to the sky and rains on all us parasites of mother earth. Animals don't say that. They're smarter than us. Hell they're self sufficient and don't eat the same species. Nasty bastards ha
Galvani is also where we get the word “galvanize” which means to excite with energy.
Aldini also invented a firefighting suit made of asbestos.
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Buy his book, Stick A Flag in It. He narrates it himself.
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"The simple Machine..."
Great video just 1 complaint. Defibs aren't used to revive a stopped heart. They restart irregular or quivering heartbeats. In short, there has to be some sort of heart activity already going on for the defib to work
So what are the machines called that actually do restart the heart when it has no heartbeat? The "paddles" as we often see on TV?
THANK YOU! For addressing the fact that scientific advancement in and of itself isn't bad or evil... the application by the ones utilizing that science determines whether or not the outcome is positive or negative. Nuclear energy is a prime example.
If you haven’t seen it, the revision of Frankenstein with Robert DeNiro as the monster is especially well done.
Thanks I have to check that out!
It's hard to disagree with you on that. I just still like the old movies where he had a flat head and bolts sticking out of his neck.
I sincerely enjoyed this. I wish that we continue to learn, and understand this sort of thing, we'll save a lot of lives by being armed with information. Thanks Thoughty2, I really appreciated this one quite a lot
Original video title: Meet the Man Who Brought the Dead Back to Life
No, original title has to do with real life Frankenstein monster.
@@Aviatorreeeeeeeeedkakka wow, when I made my comment, it was only 4 or so minutes old
The original title was “Meet the Real Life Frankenstein’s Monster” according to my notifications
@@Aviatorreeeeeeeeedkakka nah that's what mine says too
@@Aviatorreeeeeeeeedkakka wdym memory dysfunction… this video involves Frankenstein like things the title my phone showed seems legit…
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I'm going to go out on a limb and say 42 doesn't actually have time for RSL or any other game or other such trivial things but only to pitch it, he's probably working on his next video if he's awake.
I know he has a British accent, but "42"? Was there a hint when you stopped here on a channel called "Thoughty 2"?
@@JohnSmith-ft2tw watch RIF100 , then you will know. One of his early UA-cam videos.
@@JohnSmith-ft2tw this is just how fans refer to him now as he's made jokes about it
@@Merciful_Arts 👍 Got it! I've only been here about a year. I stayed because I enjoy quirkiness.
He's probably brainstorming new titles for this video
My father was born with Cystic Fibrosis - 3/4 of his siblings had it. Diagnosed in 1967 when he was 9, they doctors gave him six years to live. His passed away when he was twelve and his brother when he was 27 (from a failed double lung transplant. Though his lungs came close to failure many times in his life, he pulled through every time. In 2013 he received a double lung transplant that was successful - only the second human being in the world to survive this surgery. For four months it went back and forth from hours to live to doing great. Today, at 63 years young, he has a new lease on life. He is now the longest living human being with cystic fibrosis in recorded history. As the video describes, he will be on immuno-suppression medication for the rest of his life but modern science has come a long way.
Really appreciated the history lesson on this Thoughty, I was unaware of the progression of medical science until I watched this. Pretty cool stuff.
Quickly becoming a fan of thoughty2. This dude comes with some really REALLY interesting info and facts
Me and the good lady in days absolutely love like the content of your shows as it brings science and history together in one simple easy to watch please keep up the good work, this was a particularly good one
Frankenstein is one of my favourite novels, I'd argue that society also helped create the monster as much as Victor Frankenstein (who isn't a doctor in the novel) did. All he wanted was to be loved and accepted but he was rejected because of his appearance and lashed out at the world that hurt him.
I've also been watching the Frankenstein Chronicles on Netflix which reignited my fascination with galvanism, as well as the other stranger areas of science such as cryogenic and the like. It's fascinating.
Is the doctor not the monster of the story
It's amazing what types of things inspire further scientific research.
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Transplanting heads also have the slight disadvantage of being completely paralyzed from the neck down since we can't connect the nerves
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I don't recall Miss Shelley ever mentioning electricity in her novel. Dr. Frankenstein was a modern alchemist, and I envision his creature bathing in strange fuming brews and sparkling juices, rather than surrounded by cables, violent voltaic arcs and sparks. I believe all that thrilling blazing paraphernalia is actually a Hollywood thing. I guess the only way around is to read the book again! I did enjoy it quite a lot the first time-
Great video, by the way! Thanks!
Frankenstein's apparatus wasn't described. He just says, "I collected the instruments of life around me, that I might infuse a spark of being into the lifeless thing that lay at my feet." That's all the book tells us about it. I got the impression that his "instruments of life" weren't large or impressive, and the "lifeless thing" was just lying on the floor. Also, if I recall correctly, it's not even clear that Frankenstein (who wasn't a doctor) stitched the creature together out of body parts. He had studied corpses, but for all we know, the creature was made of artificial tissue. What Mary Shelley described wouldn't look interesting on film.
There are only a few cardiac rhythms that electricity can fix. And asystole aka flatline is not one of them
So a flatline person can't be brought back by those clakkers what ever they are called lol the shock pads?
@@anthonyarcanumsanctumregnu9551 nope just good effective CPR and epinephrine is about the best chance that person would have if they were flat lining
@@wcsoblake85 if an electrode up the asystole doesn't work, nothing will ;p
@@dapje2002 your right but most people who read these comments haven't practiced medicine I tried to make it as simple to understand for the lay person.
Wow. It's incredible how things that we take for granted every day were discovered. I just read how the discovery of MRNA goes back to 1961.
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@5:30 this reminded me of a guy in highschool science class when everyone were discecting frogs, he found the tendons on his frog which made the frogs legs move, and so he started making the frogs legs twitch like the WB frog singing "Hello My Baby, Hello My Honey, Hello My Ragtime Gal" Was hilarious in a dark kind of way.
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You could've mentioned that the allograft we call pregnancy is that more astounding given our immune system's ability to reject foreign cells.
If the foreign cells are similar enough to the host body, the body won't reject them.
Receiving an allograft from say 100 you might reject 50% but perform a cross with them and you'd maybe get a rejection rate of < 1%.
Those rates are not accurate but my point is, fertilization allows a much lower rejection rate of foreign tissue.
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Anyone else saw the thumbnail and was like ..."isn't that just oreo's stacked on top of each other" ?
I definitely thought that.
13:15 right, it corrects an abnormal heartbeat. it is _not_ used to revive a patient who's heart has stopped beating altogether.
BTW in the story Frankenstein the hidden message is not that whom you think going into the story will be the monster, but rather the doctor is the evil monster not that which he so created. Very cool lesson even if it happens to be a super long one and most people miss it or assume "without actually reading" that the created was the monster and not the human doctor.
As a nurse I will say that defibrillators are a valuable resource, BUTTTTTTT...... the LUCAS devices (CPR machine) is by far the most brilliant and undervalued tool anywhere!!
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Methinks you need to reread Frankenstein. The book makes no mention of exactly how Victor Frankenstein actually animated the monster beyond vague mentions of a machine. The whole electricity bit was added by later adaptations after we knew more about such things.
Actually, defibrillators don't restart the heart. CPR and epinephrine are needed.
Correct, it *de* -fibrilates! 😄 - The device helps correct a wonky heart rhythm.
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Ehhh kinda. The evidence for Epinephrine actually doing anything is inconclusive, we basically still do it because that's how it's always been done. CPR is absolutely necessary because without oxygenation, there's nothing to defibrillate. AEDs are great, super easy for lay responders. Their algorithms have gotten extremely good in identifying V-fib and V-Tach, the only two shockable rhythms. The best way to do it is still manually, but that takes quite a bit of school and training. But no, you require defibrillation in addition to other antidysrhythmics such as lidocaine or amiodarone in order to treat more easily reversible dysrhythmias. Aystole (flat line) and PEA (Pulseless Electrical Activity) are non-shockable and very rarely respond to Epinephrine, at least in my experience and the experience of my coworkers.
Source- paramedic
True! This needs more attention as so many get it wrong
I love The Munsters. In that version Dr. Frankenstein nurtured his creation so Herman Munster grew up to have a loving family and a decent paying job. Love made all the difference.
The part in Frankenstein the electricity part in the story was just a Hollywood thing. And the book there's no mention of any kind of electricity or how the monster actually comes to life
Mary Shelley said she wrote the story after watching an experiment where the scientist used electricity to make the legs of a dead frog twitch.
I'm just saying I read the book and there's no mention of electricity
Ok bro. You win. There.
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Fair point.
Though, the original subtitle of "the Modern Prometheus" was taken from a description of Benjamin Franklin as "the Prometheus of modern times" for his work on electricity.
@@richewilson6394 he mixed liquid chemicals together in a bowl in the novel, and the “monster” was quite quickly created as a result
You don't need metal and electricity to make a frog's legs jump around and dance, just tear off the skin from the legs and sprinkle salt all over them. Works every time.
Defibs don't restart your heart! They stop it from irregularly beating, hence why CPR is needed to get it in rhythm again, thus saving a life!
Don't complicate things.
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Was someone elese talking about galvanism and frankenstein on youtube lately?
I was looking this up just today, something must have made me think about it. Maybe Matt's video on the Mummy and the Dark Universe.
.........no, it was just 42, he changed the video title 88 mph back in the future
Quite interesting to see some of the old videos and see the progress you have made. I realise there is a hole team behind you. But especially the way you are talking! Is impressive to see how important pronunciation is. I guess you can learn it like an actor. Body language has also evolved- and then the now famous hair and the shirt. Facial expressions. So from a semi professional to a professional- it has certainly helped. I wonder if people know how much work there has been done to achieve this! Respect for the evolution, the work ethic. So I guess hard work and dedication is the key to success. Congratulations from a fellow nerd when it comes to knowledge, curiosity and the respect for facts. My main interest is physics, music and history old and new. From Denmark with respect 😉🎸
If I was depressed, having trouble focusing or remembering things and someone threatened to hook my brain up to a car battery.I imagine I'd improve pretty quickly too...or at least do a VERY good job faking it.
Many years ago, (it really was a dark and stormy night,) my brother pissed on an electric fence. He wasn't the same after that.
@@JohnSmith-ft2tw many many years ago to fellow brethren, I too once saw a fried pisser.
My former girlfriend got an electric shock on the tits from an electric fence whilst trying to make friends with a foal. She wasn't the same before that.
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A paramedic told me a defibrillator doesn't re-start the heart, it actually stops the heart and the heart resets itself.
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Thank you for making this clip :-) This clip shows the beginings of invention of electricity and other inventions :-) This was interesting to watch :-)
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I've been binging this channel for hours and now it's 4am time to go to bed.
You say Frank wouldn't have made it. You don't know Frank. Well, that's what we call him. He's doing fine. And he's a pretty good chess player too.
Just so you know Thoughty2 you are my fav UA-cam channel. I watch all your vids. Thank you for being awesome
One doesn’t experience self-transcendence, the illusion of self only dissipates 🎈
My “I” is not an illusion though it will vanish at my death.
Nice explanation; however, as an ESL, I would appreciate the closed-caption feature in. Thanks.
the animation of the prisoner looks like the characters from Rust
Fascinating stuff sir, thank you.
1:08 Replaying Stardew Valley on my PC. Those that volunteer to be nickel and dimed to death with RSL or any other mobile game loaded with ads and microtransactions and designed to be boring as fuck after a few hours unless they keep spending money are the stupid ones. Might as well throw it away at a casino, at least then you get a (small) chance to get back more money than you spent while having fun.
I work in heart surgery. A defibrillator does not "shock" someone to life. In fact, the shock STOPS the heart. The point is that the patient is in a lethal arrhythmia, usually ventricular fibrillation or ventricular tachycardia. The shock stops the heart, and allows the normal pacemaker of the heart (the sinus node" to start it's own normal rhythm.
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Defibrillator does not start the heart, it stops unwanted rhythm in a heart.
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Yeah, TV and movies routinely get it wrong. It's not a jump-start, it's closer to the cardiac equivalent of slapping a hysterical person and yelling, "Get a hold of yourself, man!".
So why is it used on people in cardiac arrest? I’m so confused.
@@bigmona2741 cus heart is basically freaking out and failing to execute pumping blood. One of the common rhythms is atrial fibrillation which is stopped by the sudden external shock. The body then restarts and does it correctly if all goes well. It's a bit more complex but that's the UA-cam post worth. I like @tba113 's explanation.
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Energizer Bunny, not Duracell Bunny. Lmao! Good video. Thank you!
This kind of electrical current from people and animals is resonance energy. The combination acts like AC ( but is not AC, because the wave form doesn't rotate through the center of the 0 volt line)
Basically, I wanna get shocked in the head
Fascinating! Another great video! 💖
How did thoughty2 comment 2 hours before the video even upload?
Because the video was uploaded hours, maybe even days ago but was unlisted/private which means only he could see it until he made it public which is now
I’ve tried to read Frankenstein several times and just cannot get through it. I love horror novels, Victorian era books and science fiction, but her characters are such foppy sissies!
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I'm a little disappointed that he mentions Torpedo Rays but put up a picture of a Motoro Stingray.
Organic electric signal is a very small amount of electric which is as lower as a mili volt. Basically, it’s from action-potential inside the cell membranes.
I know "Frankenstein's Monster" is the correct name.
But calling the monster "Frankenstein" sound and feels so much better, I don't know why,
It's because calling anything that can think for itself a monster is usually frowned upon.
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I don't know, being called a "Monster", is actually a compliment.
- it's a name that's earned, you don't get it by doing nothing.
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The defibrillator is used for ventricular fibrillation when the parts of the hearts are beating out of sync without pumping blood. In asystolia (the heart fully stopped) usually the prognostic is bad and the defibrillator rarely works. What you see in movies when someone has the heart stopped and is brought back with a defibrillator is just that: a movie. In fact the presence of those machines in malls and supermarkets can cause more harm than good, that is why today most of those are automatic and only act if they detect fibrillation to avoid people using it when someone has a coronary infarction.
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I mean what would he do if he had no sponsors or you could sponsor him yourself
Unlucky
@@billoreily6533 the views he gets off his vids should be enough not to peddle shite though
@@leegregory1822 no? You don't make that much money off youtube views, and he probably gets demonetised quite a lot due to talking about quite a lot of morbid (albeit interesting) subjects. He even states after every single sponsor (without fail) "Sponsors make these videos possible, thanks for watching". His videos are completely free, and I think he has every right to monetise it in anyway he sees fit, and if one skippable sponsored section ruins a very high production quality video, PRODUCED DAILY, then you're just too hard to please
@@CalfOnTheRun He makes more than enough from ad revenue. The sponsored 4 minute ad in this, and the other sponsored ads in every video aren't necessary at all.
Electro Convulsive Therapy is considered barbaric today, because it burns the brain. I personally worked in a facility that still used both ECT and Insulin Shock Therapy in the early 1970s, and some degree of memory loss was common. Some of it came back as the brain found new pathways to work around the injured cells, some could not, but my point is, there WERE injuries to the brain.
The idea our mustachioed friend states, that the monster might have been happier and a more positive influence in society if better treated, was in fact Mary's point. Her own father distanced himself from her, and her portrayal of Victor Frankenstein's reaction to his creation, was a thinly disguised picture of how she saw her father's behavior toward her.
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