The Best Science Hoaxes, Spoofs, and Nerd Jokes (500k subs celebration)
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The best spoofs and hoaxes from academia, including, but not limited to, the brain activity of jelly, the reinvention of calculus, the hermeneutics of quantum gravity, chickens, and a fictional researcher who was cited more often than Albert Einstein.
Correction to what I say at about 4 mins 30 seconds: Helen Pluckrose is British, not American. Sorry about that.
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Salmon Study: prefrontal.org/files/posters/B...
The meta study on brain fMRIs: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1...
The jelly EEG: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21633...
The reinvention of integration: diabetesjournals.org/care/art...
The video about the grievance studies (Sokal squared) • The Grievance Studies ...
The paper about Ike Antkare: hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-...
Generate a gibberish maths paper: thatsmathematics.com/mathgen/
The snarxiv: snarxiv.org/
The paper written by autocomplete: www.bartneck.de/wp-content/upl...
The novel approach to the room temperature superconductivity problem: arxiv.org/abs/2003.14321
The paper about exopet sightings on zoom: arxiv.org/abs/2203.17185
One ring to multiplex them all: www.nature.com/articles/546214a
Would Bohr be born if Bohm were born before Born: aapt.scitation.org/doi/10.111...
Premature Speculation Concerning Pornography's Effects on Relationships: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30623...
Great big boulders I have known: pubs.geoscienceworld.org/gsa/...
Role of childhood aerobic fitness in successful street crossing: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21986...
Will Any Crap We Put into Graphene Increase Its Electrocatalytic Effect? pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acsn...
00:00 Intro
00:27 1. Salmon Dreams and Jelly Brains
02:02 2. Medical Researcher Reinvents Integration
02:44 3. The Sokal Hoax and its Legacy
06:25 4. Fake it till you make it
08:33 5. My Phone Did It
09:22 6. Get me off your fucking email list
10:50 7. Chicken chicken chicken
11:06 8. April’s Fools on the Arxiv
12:39 9. Funny Paper Titles
13:36 10. Dr Cat
15:05 Learn More on Brilliant - Наука та технологія
The April fool's "lowering room temperature" is genuinely funny.
Works great during Siberian winters.. Rgr
I agree, that was my favorite.
I figured it out from the title. If you can not beat the system /game then change the rules.
@@mrgcav Laws of thermodynamics: 1. You can't win. 2. You can't break even. 3. You can't opt out.
So simple, and yet so hard frozen...
There was a "joke paper" regarding informatics: IP over Avian Carriers (IPoAC). Some bored guys made a protocol for transferring data with homing pigeons. It actually worked, they tested it in the real world.
RFC 2549 !
That's not a scientific paper I would think but an IETF RFC? Joke RFC have a massive tradition behind them.
@@SianaGearz I stand corrected.
@@philipoakley5498 Actually, the original RFC was RFC 1149, RFC 2549 was an update with QoS added, though unfortunately the highest level QoS are no longer available after the Concorde airplanes were taken out of service.
Internet RFCs have a long history of April 1 publications. One dear to my own addictions is RFC 2324, "Hyper Text Coffee Pot Control Protocol". It and other friends like RFC 1149 are not fake, though their actual value in application may be considered dubious by some.
My cat laughed as much as I did at this video. My cat has also published twice as many papers as I have. Thanks for this.
My cat cannot agree with me on anything. The little narcissist ignores every point I try to make. I will never attempt another co-authorship with that damn ignorant pussy.
Both of my cats, too. It makes me feel like I should be doing more with my life.
How Sabine got through this without cracking a smile is beyond me.
I believe she's German.
She hasn't. She's smiling on a thumbnail.
You should see the outtakes!
@@waynemarvin5661 yes. Those Germans know science is a serious business. Even when it isn't.
@@waynemarvin5661 - *This was my EXACT thought! Well done!*
😆
YES - Sabine didn't chicken out on the chicken joke and chickened it all the way through. So many others are "too cool" to do something like that, you're the best.
She also went full throttle with the, "get me off your fucking mailing list" bit. You rock, Sabine.
I’m just glad that there are 500,000 people that wanna know how to follow the science and not just use the evening news as their source for their science
325.5 million American subscribers to go! Education is severely needed here.
@@jeremystone7709 Very true.
Sabin's paper on the expansionof the universe was rejected because it didnt state how the research would effect BIPOC and trans people.
This really happened. She deleted the tweet and never spoke of it again or else she would be fired.
As we can see the "science" is full of papers with erroneous, factually incorrect, and agenda driven conclusions. Science is only as good as the honesty with which it is written .
I'm unvaccinated
I was eating my cereal and you made milk come out of my nose. I haven't laughed this hard in a long time. Thank you, Sabine!
You're a cow ? Admittedly with strange anatomy.
I struggled to keep yogurt from coming out. This channel is an existential anomaly.
So you consumed the quantum, did you? 😁😂🤣
I love her smile and sense of humor. She is so stoic in emotion, when she smiles it looks like she has to try really hard to force her face muscles to smile. Lol. Makes her jokes subtle and wonderful.
Same
German humor
This is what we're going to talk about todayee [Awkward Smile]
That's rude. Not sure why it's being stated as if it's a cute compliment.
Face muscles of germans aren't just trained as US-american
The most remarkable thing is how she managed to keep a straight face through all this madness. How many dozens of times did you have to reshoot this??
This is a German sense of humour.
No lasers were involved. 🤷♂
This woman is a certified specialist on deadpan humor. I swear I've heard her utter the funniest fucking lines ever without as much as flinching. Love her.
Yeah from fu***ng list to chicken, I was cracked 🤣
Considering how often my cat helps me type, I think it's only fair to cite her as a co-author.
I was already laughing when Dr H started in on "chicken-chicken-chicken" and thought I was losing my mind.
One day later, 519K subscribers, looks like acceleration... Congratulations Sabine!!!
I enjoyed your light hearted yet concerning episode. I myself am a retired medical scientist and found and find exactly the issue you are discussing.
Ladies and gentlemen, this is the happiest Sabine, or indeed any German will ever be 🥺
You should live here and go to the "altsdadt" in the weekend, or to some "kneippe". Then you would change idea about Germans. As I did when I moved here in Germany.
Germans are extremely funny - very good sense of humour. (lived there for 11 years)
@@BR-hi6yt I agree. Played a golf course where the toilets had separate urinals for high and low handicappers.
She is so funny that one can get addicted to her brilliant videos in which she explains whatever she wants to be understood by her viewers in a excellent way.
@@BR-hi6yt Sure, but they are pretty bad at showing it.
I really wasn’t expecting the “chicken chicken chicken” paper 🤣. Congrats on the new milestone. Cheers to more and beyond!
Here's the UA-cam link- very much a "how many times around will it be funny?" ua-cam.com/video/yL_-1d9OSdk/v-deo.html
The author of the paper also held a highly praised talk about chicken.
ua-cam.com/video/yL_-1d9OSdk/v-deo.html
There’s a bunch of videos of people presenting “The Chicken Paper” at conferences and every single one of them is amazing
Someone should create another similar paper, except instead of "chicken" it should use "radda".
Then follow it up with an "I am Groot" paper.
@@jamesheartney9546 egg, egg, egg and cite the chicken paper...
UA-cam adverts, watching this channel is HIGLY addictive!
Thanks Sabine and everyone involved in the channel!
As a physics prof I definitely had a chuckle at the quantum gravity story :)
I mean postmodernist approach gets you places among supporters, if subtle enough. Look at the Kremlin black-propaganda machine under control of Roskomnadzor. Pure postmodern info-hell..
Yes, I too observed the quantum gravity story. I just hope I didn't ruin it.
Congrats on half a mega sub Sabine. Well deserved!
@@nas8318 isn't that what they said?
I regret that I have but one subscription to give. I love this channel! Always interesting subject matter, with a level headed approach.
@@alphagt62 Don't worry, I'm sure there are many bots that subbed multiple times.
Funny how Sabine didn't mention a biggy like 'Global Cooling' though.. Serotonin levels affecting depression is another huge one that should be on the list, improved metastudies are showing. It's just amazing how many scientists, doctors and intellectuals fall for these MASS SCI-HOAXES...... The effectiveness of the Covid vax is certainly up there too... Soon The Majority will stop believing Science as it is so full of HOAXERS, Globally Warmed Neo Peeps... and don't get me started on the FUSION POWER HOAXERS...
I had to read that twice.
My brain instantly went to "half a mega submarine" for some reason.
My favourites were the room temperature one and the “Will Any Crap We Put into Graphene” made me belly laugh out loud.
Congrats on the subscriber numbers.
Mine also.
Read the papers for number 4, had me laughing my socks off.
Well, its a video full of mind action.
No mention of 'Global Cooling' though.... Global Warming is the same but with even more corrupt backers.
Cold-fusion is the old classic. It doesn't bother me that Sabine didn't go into it, there's enough out there already. Also, a video on it would probably attract a parade of nutjobs calling her a hater and completely hijacking the comments section. It doesn't bother them that it's been around for 35 years and hasn't convincingly powered so much as a desk lamp.
"Safe and Effective" longest running April Fools joke EVER!!!
Brilliant! I just shared with a friend in SE Asia. Humour is absolutely essential to navigate life. And science.
It's Saturday evening and i should be watching mindless action flicks. But no, Sabine is way more entertaining. 😂 Congrats, Sabine 🥂
It's criminal that you only have 500k. It should be at least a factor of 10 larger.
This is a scientific channel so please use the common way of displaying numbers: Instead of 10 use 1.00 × 10^(1)
@@B_u_L_i And if you are mathematically inclined then 1x 10^(10^(0)) may be better.
@@janami-dharmam (10^0)*(10^(10^0))
Your talks are often beyond me. I'm abysmally bad at maths and at any subject that needs mathematical ability.
But I keep on looking at your talks since some are understandable even to me. This one for instance is a scream: your deadpan delivery when listing those gems adds to the fun!
Congratulations Sabine on a well deserved achievement. You're a wonderful science educator and what you do DOES matter in this age of misinformation and overall haziness around scientific accuracy.
I remember presenting and proving the Trapezoidal Theorem for integration for my High School Calculus class. I had no idea I could have written a paper on it and had it published in a journal. Major mistake on my part. Oh well...
Brilliant! Well-deserved and hard-won milestone for Sabine's channel. Godspeed to 1 million. Illuminating the ease by which junk science can find its way into the public dialogue (typically, in the daily "news") is a job well done, much thanks to Sabine for that aspect of this edition. Cheers.
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13:25 It seems as if you should REMOVE the graphene and INCREASE the QoC (Quantity of Crap), resulting in an INFINITE ratio of Crap to Graphene. This is probably GUARANTEED to result in a new and creative vein of thought.
Kochs IIT should be added to that "Best Hoxes Ever" Lists. Lol. You are marvelous Sabina!
She's pulling your chain. Had me going for most of it.
I lol'ed at chicken chicken. It's been a long time since I could laugh this genuinely at something. Thank you Sabine.
I really like watching your channel. I also really appreciate that the closed captioning on this channel doesn't censor what you actually said, at least in this video. I have an auditory processing disorder, so I can hear, but don't always process the information quickly/correctly and so have closed captioning on. Usually UA-cam censors any curse words which sometimes has me missing the meaning. Once again, I really enjoy and appreciate your content... 😊
I hear you on that one. 😏 If I can't read lips and body language, or captions, I keep having to back up a bit every few minutes to listen again. My hearing is very sharp, but listening and interpreting without a visual component can be slow. I never understood it 🤷🏽♂️
I too appreciate the closed captioning because of my auditory processing disorder. It's called old age, or "Reduction in acuity of processing of auditory information due to advanced chronological status of the listening subject."
I’m glad you kept this mostly light and fun, and recent. There are classic hoaxes like N-rays, and the cold fusion debacle.
Working on a cold fusion vid as we speak...
@@SabineHossenfelder Great!! Can't wait for that one
Was expecting cold fusion to get a mention too.
@@SabineHossenfelder
Looking forward to your cold take on that!
These were not really hoaxes--they were just very wrong. Langmuir used N-rays as an example of pathological science.
The worst fake papers in physics, I believe, were:
1) Jan Hendrik Schon, more than 20 years ago, which kept publishing paper after paper about some extraordinary findings regarding semiconductor properties. It went on for years before somebody discovered he had faked the data to fit the expectations.
2) Pons and Fleischmann in 1989. I recall I was so excited all night, until in the morning I run some back-of-the-envelope calculations about nucleus sizes, the reach of the residual strong force outside the protons, and the spacing of the hydride lattice - the numbers weren't not even remotely compatible.
It took weeks before their "cold fusion" experiment was deemed an hoax...
"We have done that ourselves" -- please stay as honest and special as you you are. Looking forward the celebration of the millionth subscriber 😊
Half a million subscribers? No more than you deserve. Early, pleasant experiences left me predisposed to listening to very smart women telling me new things, and you are an early (and continued) favorite. Thank you; please continue.
Reminds me of papers presented at the Ignoble, thought-provoking but funny titles or sometimes outright silly work. Congrats on the half a million subscribers Sabine.
Ig Nobel.
The salmon won an Ig Nobel.
@@kensho123456 Exactly.
Wow the last 40k have come overnight! Amazing! Huge congratulations on 500k🎉 Very well deserved
'Cardiology and Tea - A British Perspective'
well, you're nearly there yourself. Love both of you.
It's always cool seeing you here in the wild Dr.
you too babe.
Does anyone alse feel validated when a content creator you like posts under another one you love?
I'm happy to be a subscriber Sabine. You're one of the main science channels I enjoy watching in the quieter moments of the week, along with Anton Petrov and a few others.
Well done on the 500k. Love your work and your great sense of humour! This video was a real eye opener 🤣
The room temperature superconductor paper reminded me of a lecture series I used to give about the advisability of patriarchal dominated HVAC systems. I only wish they had followed up with a paper on the fallacy of applying small scale thermodynamic results in open world situations.
Ok, now I am curious.
Are you referring to the fact that in most homes the Dad is the only one who can touch the thermostat? That’s brilliant!
There has been a text generator for post modern literature of the Sokal style for a long time. You can now use it to seed GPT-3 and generate your non sense essays.
8:15 - Ooooh! Narrowly missed an opportunity to be the first to earn the imaginary unit as your Erdős number.
Thanks so much, Sabine! I'm enjoying your new book, and I heard your interview in NPR last week. This video was very funny, and of course, we all love your sense of humor!
Congratulations on reaching this milestone! I just want to mention George Gamov's paper with his student Alpher In the category of nerd jokes. Being ever the practical joker, Gamov asked his friend Hans Bethe to agree to be listed as a co-author (which he agreed, being a good sport, even though he hadn't contributed) so the paper came out as being authored by Alpher, Bethe, Gamov (like alpha, beta, gamma). Alpher wasn't thrilled to be reduced to 1/3 contributor, which is totally understandable.
My favourite too!
The best, ever.
Bethe got the nobel prize in 1967.
Worth mentioning also is that a famous PhD student of Gamov is Vera Rubin, well known nowadays for her work on galaxy rotation rates that led to the dark matter hypothesis.
Makes me think of the psychic dwarf escaping prison, leading to the newspaper headline "Small medium at large".
0:22 I think the real accomplishment is that you were genuinely smiling before you said "and that's what we'll talk about today" (I mean that in good faith)
I'm doing what I can 😅
'Thanks for watching, see you next week!' 😀
"A Pawfect CV" - fantastic. Congratulations to the first half million, Sabine!
Congratulations Sabine! I love your channel and your dry German humor! Thank you for your work!
This was a nice break. Now I have to get back to work fixing my turboencabulator.
That salmon study lachs credibility :)
Sabine, you are such a breath of fresh air. Thank you for what you do.
EVERY PAPER should be OPEN ACCESS.
Justice for SciHub!
Thank you, Sabine, these stories where laugh out loud hilirious. You made my day! More nerd humor, pls! 😂😭
Please have your cat check your word usage, ("where"), and your spelling, ("hilirious").
@@Alex_Mitchell And you better learn some social skills. 🙄
@@perpetualbystander4516 Calm down, Sunshine. It was a joke. (Perhaps you should work on some humour skills.)
500,000 congratulations! Everybody please comment and share because quality content needs to be promoted
CONGRATS Sabine on reaching 500K subs! Well deserved! BTW, I am part way through reading your new book & find it very fascinating & enjoyable! 👍👍😉😉
"If you slept some maths class, don't worry you can go into medicine", ....😆😆
This has been SO fun to watch, Sabine! Thank you for helping me smile through a really, really rough time in my life. It means a whole _~bleeping~_ lot! ❤️❤️
Love you, Sabine! And congrats! 💜
LOL! I love it! Thanks, Sabine.
Oh, yeah... congrats on the 500k milestone. 😃
At my former department, we were extremely lucky to have Serge Lang as a returning visitor. On one occasion, he gave a talk on a recent article of his, titled "the ubiquitous heat kernel". This title, he told us, was only his second choice, as his original proposal "the heat kernel is all over the place" was regrettably rejected by the editors.
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I already read it, it should be taken a lengthy hoax.
Would you make an episode on rotating wormholes please? Thanks.
What??!!?? Where's the tea??!!
Thanks Sabine, I loved this episode. I think my favorite has to be room temp superconductivity.
As soon as I saw "room temperature superconductivity problem" I thought "Just redefine room temperature".
Damn, I missed my calling. 😂
"...the tea conference was lovely" Good thing I wasn't drinking my morning tea at that moment. Would have ruined my keyboard.
Firstly, of course congrats on the 500k+!
Secondly, your video caused me to set a reminder to go back and double check the dates on various papers I've downloaded from arXiv... Tend to look at categories and download stuff that might be interesting to read later, now worried some of them may have been published 31/3-1/4. 😅
Congrats on half a million subs, loved the spoof topic.
As an engineer the IETF has a long history of April 1st internet papers.
Thanks for pointing out, I didn't know that!
Thank you for the laughs!!!!! I am going through a journey with pancreatic cancer and came across your UA-cam channel. Now, I find myself binge watching your channel. I understand some of what you "teach", as for roughly 50 years I have worked as a Surgical Technician, and am a retired Army Combat Medic. So, my background helps me to follow along. Thanks
Although I haven't been here from the start (100K thereabouts), I am so very pleased for you Sabine. It has been great seeing the humor grow in your videos.
One can tell from Sabine's demeaner that humor is serious business in Germany
The thinnest book in the world next to "Italian Heroes of War" is the one titled "German Humor"!
@@nwogamesalert So cruel, but so right. Someone needs to introduce her to cannabis, maybe?
@@jol1958 I'm pretty sure she tried that.
That's what we Germans call "dry humor". 😆
Spot On. Being a foreigner in Germany it's an unusual experience.
Congratulations, well done.
Sometimes the fun aspect in stem areas works differently. I submitted a paper to a journal proposing the use of non contact ultrasound to avoid using large quantities of ultrasound gel. It was rejected as one reviewer was concerned about how much gel we were using.
The review process can be a source of comedy, but I wonder if this will affect the view of the general public. STEM has taken a reputational hit during these times.
The novel approach to room temperature superconductivity is hilarious!
Even if you never get to read this, I absolutely love this channel! I love the way you talk, your sense of humour and delivery on jokes and most of all, not just the quality of video and science you bring, but also how interesting you make the topics (even if the title alone doesn't always grab me)
I hope you keep making wonderful videos!
Ich komm, wie so oft, nicht ausm Lachen raus. Herzlichen Glückwunsch, Sabine!
Congratulations on 500k subs 🎉 and thanks for a good laugh.
Congrats on this milestone Sabine.
There was a kid in the pacific north west of the US that won a high school science fair project about the dangerous chemical "di hydro monoxide " .This caused a big panic ,laws passed against it ,etc . He then pointed out it is WATER .
🎊CONGRATULATIONS🎊 SABINE 🥳
Keep up your fun and informational videos 😁
Congratulations Sabine ❤️
'Will any crap we put into Graphene increase its Electrocatalytic Effect' is the best paper title I have ever seen.
Thank you Sabine! Been following for a while. Love how you celebrated the milestone.
OK, OK, I kept a straight face right up until the 'reduce room temperature to enable superconductivity at room temps' bit, very funny. But I could have told you all this back in 1981 from studying psychology. I occasionally had to go the the library to do real research just to disprove the most stupid of my lectures on things like the apes that were allegedly taught to speak using American Sign Language, and 'memory' lectures that literally meant nothing, and could be safely and instantly forgotten.
And were your profs' pleased, when you did that? Just curious. :)
@@Brucebod - no, but I learnt my lesson early by refuting my (only supplementary subject) sociology lecturers in the most flagrant grand style in my first year exams. They failed me and was told 'one retake only, and if you do not pass you are out'. So, I was super-cautious in my psych finals and got top marks on those papers by presenting 'both sides of the case'. Live and learn boyo, live and learn
For many years I believed that apes could learn to speak ASL. It was taught as fact from my childhood to very recently; I saw video and everything. I think it was only within the last year that I heard someone express serious doubt about it, and that was all it took to get me to _really think_ about it and conclude that they almost certainly can't.
This is a good example of a failure to be rational and listen to nagging doubts, because it had always seemed strange to me that apes had the ability to learn sign language but didn't have a sign language of their own in the wild. My best guess was that language wasn't very useful to them in the wild -- ah, but then why have the ability? My best guess was that the ability was a side effect of some other mental ability which _was_ vital in the wild. And I had read about Clever Hans. And I _still_ didn't take that last step and realize that Koko the Gorilla was a latter-day Clever Hans.
The only thing I can say to my own credit is that once I saw that what I had believed wasn't true and that I'd been a fool, I accepted that news easily and didn't blow a lot of smoke.
An other favorite is the inclusion of Lorito's Steinlaus in the Pschyrembel Medical Dictionary in Germany many years ago. The follow up edition removed the entry, leading to much protest. It has been included ever since.
Brilliant! One of the most interesting and original voices on science on UA-cam, and also one of the wittiest. Every sub deserved, congratulations.
The Question is: Who is running these BS papers and more importantly: How do we get rid of them?
PS: Congrats Sabine. Keep this channel up and honest, and you'll grow to 5 mil.
Congratulations for your well deserved growing audience!
Thank you for your work!
John S. Bell (of Bell's theorem fame) published the paper “Bertlmann’s socks and the nature of reality” (in 1980), This title is, IMO, both a great one, and in keeping with the motifs of this channel. :)
Brilliant indeed! 😂
Fantastic video, Sabine!!!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Absolutely brilliant, madam! I stumbled across your channel some months ago and have enjoyed many, many videos since.
This one was a real gem, and a worthy celebration of your channel's milestone. See you at the million mark!
Thanks Sabine! Been watching for years. Congrats!
OMG the room temperature superconductor joke got me laughing so hard I had to stop the video for a couple minutes! I was laughing even before you said the punchline as soon as I saw the photo! Who said science doesn't have a sense of humor? Sure, the jokes are few and far between. And some of them require a deep understanding of the science. Most are technically inside jokes. But still, they are so funny!
Thank you for making my morning! Congratulations on the sub milestone!
I have heard about the medical paper about the integration before. It still blows my mind today seeing it get so many citations xD
Apparently, this is what happen when human first discover fire. Also, the last one is my fav one. It's so ingenious putting your cat as the co author, as to reiterate your paper line by line till you went crazy 🤣
And finally, happy 500k subscribers Dr. Hossenfelder! Totally deserve it 🔥
Congratulations, Sabine, on a job really well done!
This is your best video yet! 😂 Congrats on hitting 500k!
James Lindsay and the grievance studies were hilarious :D
In my first year of grad school, my instructor had a baby ( well, his wife did). So in my final essay, I included a citation for the baby, associated with the institution "Waterloo General Hospital". He caught it and made a note, so obviously, he read every detail of the paper. Can't get away with a page or two of space-filling gobble-ge-gook.
"If you slept through Math class, don't worry; you can just go into Medicine. What could possibly happen?"🤣🤣
'Chicken'
According to chickens, this is the solution to quantum gravity, but our non-dinosaur brains can't comprehend it.
Hooray happy 500k subscribers.
I just subscribed like 3 days ago so I'm glad to have been able to take part in you reaching this milestone congratulations this is a great channel and I really love how you present things
Hello and welcome!
@@SabineHossenfelder I wasn't sure how else to ask you this, so I am doing it here: Do you think you can do a video regarding the stories currently going around the internet about the "big bang not happening", due to recent papers on the JWST images? I am curious to hear your perspective on this. Thanks!
Congratulations! It warms my cold little heart that so many folks care about science.
And now over 1 million subscribers! You are a treasure to us all.
I'm sure Dr. Willard would have loved to see this channel grow. Sadly, he passed away in 1982
Congrats on 500K subs! This topic should be an annual feature, maybe on 4/1?
always liked your draw humor with the other topics. This is just icing on the cake. thank you for doing them all
You Merit Much, Much more. Here's to 1 Million.