It translates to "he who walks into battle along with wolfs". Just in case you thought it would have anything to do with "gangs". This name is not pronounced like that.
No mention of how Mozart was composing Requiem at the time, and how once he got so sick he realized he was composing it for his own funeral? Pretty interesting side story that was left out :(
Sarah Elizabeth That's fiction, highly popularised by the film Amadeus...let's just say that there's a lot of overdramaticised and historically inaccurate details from that film that didn't actually occur in Mozart's life... xD
That joke can be verifiably traced at least as far back as the middle of the 19th century. Along with the one that Beethoven couldn't find his composition teacher because he was Haydn. Try to add a new one to the Liszt.
@@Slice2099 “Be content with what you have, rejoice in the way things are. When you realize there is nothing lacking, the whole world belongs to you.” -Lao Tzu 🙏
Sounds like meningitis... Right down to that strange taste in his mouth. His symptoms according to this video: high fever, rash, sweating, severe swelling, pain in limbs and back, taste of death in his mouth. Symptoms of meningitis according to Mayo clinic: high fever, stiff neck, headache, nausea, vomiting, skin rash and according to another source, metallic taste in mouth, and swelling.
He died when he was 35. In his short life he composed some of the biggest classical masterpieces. Think for a while how richer our music world would have been if this musical genius didn't die so young...! Ps sorry for any grammar mistakes, I tried my best to express myself.
I actually kind of like Olivia, she seems like a cool person to me. But based on these comments, I know a lot of people disagree with me... maybe I'm biased, I'm a newer subscriber to SciShow and she's the first host I saw.
I've been around for years, but I'm still a big Olivia fan! I never understood the hate, especially now that she's gotten more comfortable and confident with experience, and is one of my favorites :)
It is worth noting that Salieri confessed to murdering Mozart; however, his "confession" came many years later when he was confined in an asylum, and he was completely insane by then.
His confession was only in the film Amadeus, which I really love, and yes they were rivals but I don't think Salieri killed Mozart. I think the Freemasons did it because the last 7 years of his life Mozart became a freemason too.
It's a good film in itself. But I'm afraid almost nothing that happens in it is actually true. Even the stuff that is partially true is very blown up to make the plot more interesting.
I'm curious what lights they use so that the reflection doesn't show up in her glasses when she faces the camera. Definitely not a ring light around the camera...
you can de-mirror (i dunno how it s called in englisch) your glasses so nearly no reflections are shown in the lenses it isn t even that expensive so most people do it (about 10 - 20 €)
Mello Magnum Olivia is non-ironically my FAVORITE host on scishow, filunny enough; for the exact same reason people criticise her; I love her voice and body language.
The audience of early scishow episodes had a much higher concentration of the audience of Vlogbrothers. Nowadays, that has thinned out and most are just random people who stumble on scishow, so you get the usual nasty youtube comments that are rarely found on vlogbrothers videos. :/
Her voice is nasally and gets annoying eventually after hearing her talk too long tbh so that's why I personally don't mind her but I can see why people dislike her
That must be because comments bitching about Olivia have a lot of downvotes so they end up deep down on the comments section. Where they should be, by the way.
Hi there, SciShow! I would love for people to learn about the terrifying and sudden nature of cerebral aneurysms! I had one rupture at 19 and I think it would make for an interesting video topic!
Guys... Olivia has come a long way and personally, I really enjoy her videos now. She was pretty awful at first and understandably she needed time to grow. She has and now does an excellent job presenting. Thank you for not bowing to the haters and continuing making videos.
.... r u real? "Smart people dislike her for very good reason," you literally went and made a reply to almost every comment on the top and it's all been "I hate her voice." That's a "very good reason" to you? Holy shit you're fucking stupid. Annoyingly so, in fact. Then you attack random people for having the audacity to voice their opinion of liking her as a host as "stupid" for "stupid reason." That's some backward ass logic.
For a presenter and host, that is a good reason. He's asking for the same standards as TV documentaries, and why shouldn't we expect at the very least the same standards as other science youtubers? Personally, Olivia had a really bad first impression which is why I can't stand her. The geological determinism episodes were so fucking horrible, wrong and spreaded misinformation to fit some new age liberal ideas that denied history and the nature of evolution.
The sound only came from the right speaker on my 5.1 sound system with Dolby Home Theater (transforms stereo into 5.1 sound from phase shift etc.) So yes, the sound mainly came from the right.
Could have been sepsis. Crazy swelling is one of the biggest symptoms, at least near the end. He could have contracted sort of infection--strep throat, etc., a myriad of others--and became septic with it. Swelling is NOT just a symptom of kidney dysfunction; heart failure causes this too, but even worse sepsis causes massive vasodilation, causing fluid to leak out of his blood vessels and into his tissues, causing massive edema/swelling. Sepsis is a systemic inflammatory response, affecting all organ systems, including the heart + kidneys.
Yes, they are. While she is "only" a presenter, mindlessly repeating obvious politically motivated falsehoods isn't taken lightly especially for a show based in science.
Who said he gets a free pass? I even stated that she merely was the presenter.
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She failed to mention that prior to Mozart's fatal illness, his medical history was't the one of the healthiest on men either. It wouldn't have been so surprising that he had died years before of one of the health issues he had previously suffered. What is surprising is that he managed to be so prolific in spite of those severe health issues.
My Grandad had rheumatic fever when he was sixteen and was extremely lucky to live and was told he would never be able to work again . He is now 85 and working on a farm.
“The lively dreams” as he called his last composition was too much for a human to handle. I recon the voice of god that he channeled sealed his purpose and thus he passed...Thanks for the video
I guess expressing an opinion is nowadays bitching and irrational hate. I guess your heads will explode if someone really expresses hate or bitches at you. Bitches. :D
laalki80 "too much hands" isn't really an opinion. it's just a wierd, unnecassary comment with negative intent. "what's your opinion on this topic, sir?" "too much hands." makes a lot of sense, doesn't it?
One additional contributory cause of Mozart's death could be liver failure. My friend was quite well one day, went to bed but the next morning, he was so swollen he looked pregnant. He also had a rash, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea. The diagnosis was liver cirrhosis. The remedy was to do a paracentesis-a probe is inserted in the lower abdomen. They removed 11 litres of fluid--22 pounds lose in 35 minutes. To me,this could be also what Beethoven suffered from. Beethoven, as you know, was an alcoholic, thus bringing on liver failure. As I rightly remember, Mozart became deeply depressed after his father died,; according to the movie Amadeus, he spent his time composing --and drinking. I really feel that Mozart, Beethoven and my friend have similar symptoms. The only difference is that back in Mozart and Beethoven's time, alcoholic beverages were laced with lead to improve their taste! If my suspicions are correct,Mozart and Beethoven may also have acquired an STD so they used Mercury , believing it would cure them. If this is true, the cure actually hastened their demise When my friend went for his paracentesis to drain his swollen belly, the size of his abdomen caused difficulty breathing, walking and the ruptured blood vessels under his skin did indeed look like a rash, along with diarrhea, nausea and vomiting. He is gradually improving thanks to modern medicine. Mozart and Beethoven never stood a chance because of their use of Mercury, lead and arsenic
Haha that spelling of Wulfgeng Amaideius :D As a german speaker this made me giggle :) interesting content btw! Keep it up, greetings from Switzerland!
We literally learned about this in my musicology class today. He had multiple strep infections and other common infections through out his life. His body was so worn down from the infections and multiple illnesses (including a coma when he was around 15) that his kidney's began to fail (it's documented by multiple musicologists) leading to multi-system organ failure at the time of his fatal infection that really killed him. While the video was technically correct, they didn't mention that he would have probably survived if it weren't for his medical history.
I've been watching scishow for a long time now and originally I didn't like Olivia simply because it was a change. Same goes for any host it just doesn't feel right but I really like oliva now. She brings something to the team that no one else has
Very interesting summary. Additional context: Mozart and Salieri were actually on good terms with each other, and each man publicly and privately applauded the other's compositions. The play "Amadeus" was never intended to be historically accurate, a fact that its author had repeatedly explained; SO the tale of Salieri possibly killing Mozart is VERY unlikely (although Beethoven - who studied under Salieri for a while - once wrote that he "wouldn't put it past the old man to have tried"). Regarding poisoning: Also highly unlikely, as you point out - although there were many other poisons available besides arsenic and mercury (for options, just check the Medici Family Book of Renaissance Recipes for Success).
you guys balanced the audio wrong. The left is not as loud as the right. I made sure to check if it was my headphones/computer. every other video and sound on my computer was just fine Except this video, so it's safe to say that Olivia's voice track was balanced wrong.
For us German speakers it is sooooooooo irksome how English speaking people pronounce Wolfgang. Especially pronouncing gang like they are talking about a street gang. On the other hand, people in Germany and Austria are very considerate as far as foreign words and names go which is why we'll pronounce French words French and English ones English.
Tare Gunner I've always found it super pretentious and awkward when someone tries to pronounce a word from another language as if they're fluent, I'm thinking specifically of English speaking people pronouncing French words
Andrew Burnett I was once asked about the "Champ Uh-ly-sis" by an American. It took a while before I got that he was talking about the Champs Élysées. O_o There is a point to make about proper pronounciations, especially of names..
Andrew Burnett For the most part, I disagree, and think we should try to pronounce foreign words and names correctly. At the same time, I do know what you're talking about when people go out of their way to pronounce something (often French, as you said) "correctly" just to be pedantic and show how smart they are. It's more of the way they act when they say it, not just the way they say it (correctly).
The illness that killed Mozart was Henoch Schonlein syndrome. A doctor wrote a book detailing all of Mozart's illnesses and the issue that led to so much damage to his kidneys. Throughout his life Mozart suffered frequent attacks of tonsillitis. In 1784 he developed post-streptococcal Schönlein-Henoch syndrome which caused chronic glomerular nephritis and chronic renal failure. His fatal illness was due to Schönlein-Henoch purpura, with death from cerebral haemorrhage and bronchopneumonia. Dr. Peter J. Davies in the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine (1983), wrote about it and published a book on the same topic.
Don’t Do Cocaine, Cocaine ruins your brain Idiot! of course he's not joking! We're still waiting if Mozart will recover and continue making music! Tsk tsk tsk.
I'm an intern in a hospital in south-east Asia. As soon as she said those symptoms any one of us would have shouted "Dengue"! Often (and still often) missed due to its rarity above the subtropics.
I'm sorry to say I'm a little shocked by the complete lack of objectivity in a show which is supposed to be scientific. Although he was very unlikely poisoned, she claims that it is not even a remote possibility as he was not reported to be suffering from all the common symptoms of just two possible poisons, one of which she goes on to claim wasn't even really a poison. She and anyone else who failed to notice her distinct lack of reason should probably watch more science/philosophy videos, but perhaps not SciShow as it seems to have lost its standards.
"She" doesn't claim anything as "she" did not write the episode, she just hosted it. Your beef is with Jon Parnell. If you really think SciShow is circling the drain then maybe you should just leave.
I knew a guy who had a cousin who talked to a mechanic who read a blog in 1998 about a Swahili bus driver that had a grandma that received a email from a woman who had a grandpa that once found a book in a library in Russia about a piece of paper found in the back of Mc Hammer's car that said Mozart slipped on a banana peel down a fire escape and broke his neck.
Mozart had a son an his name is Franz Mozart took over the music like his dad did very good there will never be another Mozart ever again each owns talents
Soon as you said swelling, back pain ect I said "Omgosh he died from renal failure!" I had all of these symptoms when my rare genetic kidney disease was diagnosed. The whole thing about it takes more than 15 days for your kidneys to fail? Well, 99% of the time, you don't feel any symptoms until your in the final stage of kidney failure if at all. Now the cause of the kidney failure could be a hundred things, but I'd bet money on it. (Edited for spelling errors)
so salieri tried to kill mozart to buy his piece but he died before he even could and he was poor so he couldnt actually afford a real funeral and he didnt finish his reqiuem so then the government this time actually took care of beethoven so he doesnt suffer like mozart
I don’t know the full details, but as a physician, I think infectious disease/sepsis, leading to multi-organ failure, is the most likely cause for Mozat’s death. It would fit his age group and symptoms decently, although the time course of 2 weeks is a bit long, but still probable. One thing about nause/vomiting/diarrhea is that they are very non-specific symptoms, thought to be a natural reaction meant to not waste metabolic energy on digestion when in a crisis. Since they can happen with broken arm, child birth, infections, and many others, it often isn’t that helpful in determining a diagnosis, and can certainly happen when your GI system is fine.
I have always believed in the under-cooked pork hypothesis involving trichinosis (would mean an automatic death after ~ 50 days in a world without antibiotics). IIRC, someone discover a letter Mozart sent to his vacationing cook/house-keeper where he (Mozart) mentioned cooking his own pork. But then again, Mozart was fond of spending time in public houses where under-cooked pork could have been served.
I guess you could say that his brain activity went ♭
That should've been there on the thumbnail in place of the X's
Hahahahaha...
Ailsa Carlaw 😂😂😂😂
Ailsa Carlaw lol went flat
Ailsa Carlaw a joke only musicians understand. well played haha
Wolfgang gotta be the sickest name ever
imma name my son that if i get one
It translates to "he who walks into battle along with wolfs". Just in case you thought it would have anything to do with "gangs". This name is not pronounced like that.
Evrey im english-ifying it so it means "hell yeah imma gang of wolves"
Evrey and btw that is still really really sick on its own
The best name in the history of names is Obi Wan Kenobi everyone knows that
I'd say Werewolf is way cooler, but it's quite rare as a first name.
He had a # mind.
No mention of how Mozart was composing Requiem at the time, and how once he got so sick he realized he was composing it for his own funeral? Pretty interesting side story that was left out :(
dryzalizer But... what does it have to do with the cause of his death?
Requeim is kind of a funeral song. and relates do the drama that he knew he was dying while writing that song
didn't Salieri help him write it? since he couldn't actually move being on his death bed and all
Sarah Elizabeth That's fiction, highly popularised by the film Amadeus...let's just say that there's a lot of overdramaticised and historically inaccurate details from that film that didn't actually occur in Mozart's life... xD
dryzalizer Actually, at the time Mozart was perfectly healthy and happy when writing Requiem. He did not get sick until after Requiem was written.
What did motzart do when he died? He decomposed!
L Squared that's sick :-\
This is cruel
that's great!
That joke can be verifiably traced at least as far back as the middle of the 19th century. Along with the one that Beethoven couldn't find his composition teacher because he was Haydn. Try to add a new one to the Liszt.
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Until today it's still a mystery
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@@Slice2099 “Be content with what you have, rejoice in the way things are. When you realize there is nothing lacking, the whole world belongs to you.” -Lao Tzu 🙏
Sounds like meningitis... Right down to that strange taste in his mouth. His symptoms according to this video: high fever, rash, sweating, severe swelling, pain in limbs and back, taste of death in his mouth.
Symptoms of meningitis according to Mayo clinic: high fever, stiff neck, headache, nausea, vomiting, skin rash and according to another source, metallic taste in mouth, and swelling.
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My first thought when i saw the symptoms was kidney infection but meningitis fits too. A shame they didn't have forensic pathology back then.
maybe it was a streptococcal infection and meningitis dun dun dun
I think it was a severe case of poisonous pussy poop.
He died when he was 35. In his short life he composed some of the biggest classical masterpieces. Think for a while how richer our music world would have been if this musical genius didn't die so young...!
Ps sorry for any grammar mistakes, I tried my best to express myself.
I just watched Amadeus, and it's so sad that he left the world too soon.
I'm really glad Olivia doesn't let the childish haters bother her, she's a good presenter and I really enjoy shows that she hosts
So how is it living with a micro penis, sven?
Sven Servette "Her voice is annoying".How is her voice annoying? What makes her voice any different from any other female voice?.
It's an acquired taste, either get the taste or you dont
Sven Servette What specifically makes her voice annoying to you?
Nothing I like the sound of her voice
just imagine if mozard had lived 20 more years we could'v had more of his work i think even better than we have now R.I.P mozart
I'd say a soul for a soul.
Mozart had trouble with socializing so he made enemies accidentally.
He was poisoned.
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Yeah, true talents die early, and now we have to entertain ourselves with cardi B or tekashi 69
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could it be that he was unlucky enough to have multiple things happening to him at the same time?
just saying, most ppl seem to think it was just one thing. why could it not be a combination of things that killed him?
That actually sounds very plausible. With one issue weakening his immune system, another infection could have shown up and taken advantage of that.
Bmobmo64 This also very likely yes
Streptococcal infection and catastrophic kidney failure could do it. Maybe the former caused the latter?
All these theories popping up remember me of House M.D. XD
Wait Wolfgang? He was the first thug
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Lol
I actually kind of like Olivia, she seems like a cool person to me. But based on these comments, I know a lot of people disagree with me... maybe I'm biased, I'm a newer subscriber to SciShow and she's the first host I saw.
FunPheonix97 she is great!
FunPheonix97 you're 20? You look like you're 14 (this is a compliment)
FunPheonix97 Hank used to be the host (whom I love and miss; still like Olivia though) and people don't like change.
I've been around for years, but I'm still a big Olivia fan! I never understood the hate, especially now that she's gotten more comfortable and confident with experience, and is one of my favorites :)
FunPheonix97. BTW. No offense but the SciShow is an example of bad comment section on UA-cam.
So if Arsenic causes throat burning and Mercury causes excessive salivation, is it safe to take them together?
causaljoe no, because they also cause other lethal things.
Abigail Burgner if you look behind you you'll see the joke that went over your head
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I really enjoy Olivia. I think it's good to have multiple hosts.
Sven Servette you need to keep your opinion to yourself now. Olivia isn't going anywhere. get used to it.
Maddie Valvo fuck off kissass
Maddie Valvo DID YOU JUST ASSUME MY GENDER!?
Well, she could do with some voice training to relax that high pitch she's rocking.
That said, I love her work and would listen again.
that sounded dirty...
It is worth noting that Salieri confessed to murdering Mozart; however, his "confession" came many years later when he was confined in an asylum, and he was completely insane by then.
His confession was only in the film Amadeus, which I really love, and yes they were rivals but I don't think Salieri killed Mozart. I think the Freemasons did it because the last 7 years of his life Mozart became a freemason too.
yes, the first time they played the Magic Flute they were trying to show signs about illuminati on stage and that they did not forgive him.
we don't get to see enough of Olivia :) shes a great host. I like how it's not always the same person.
i think Olivia is great. there's literally no need to dislike her.
Sven Servette so salty bro I had to drink 20 gallons of distilled water.
She looks like she is about to lecture me on why white people need to die out and why I shouldn't be asuming her gender.
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If anyone is interested in this topic, I'd recommend watching the movie Amadeus. It's about how he died, but in the perspective of Solieri.
It's a good film in itself. But I'm afraid almost nothing that happens in it is actually true. Even the stuff that is partially true is very blown up to make the plot more interesting.
It's a great film but total fiction.
I'm curious what lights they use so that the reflection doesn't show up in her glasses when she faces the camera. Definitely not a ring light around the camera...
Matkat Music looks like 2 light boxes. Since she moves so much, u can see the reflexion in her glasses when she moves her head left and right
Matkat Music rounded lenses
Soft boxes ?
They are placed offset from the center
you can de-mirror (i dunno how it s called in englisch) your glasses
so nearly no reflections are shown in the lenses
it isn t even that expensive so most people do it (about 10 - 20 €)
Trap music killed Mozart
ThaFashionAssassin ha!
Frick
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Oh wow, le wrong generation uh fellas
K-pop kill him
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Keep up the good work Olivia ❤
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He died on December 5th, which is Krampus Nacht. He also lived in Europe. Coincidence? I think not!
Elaborate plz
Dr. Gregory House, MD would have figured it out in an hour.
40% - I hate Olivia
50% - stop hating on Olivia
10% - why is Mozart in my anus
and that concludes today's analysis of the comments section.
Best post so far
Mello Magnum lul
Yeah, I don't get that 10% part.
I think the 10% is a reference to a song written by Mozart called "Leck mich im Arsch"
Mello Magnum Olivia is non-ironically my FAVORITE host on scishow, filunny enough; for the exact same reason people criticise her; I love her voice and body language.
SciSchow, what has happened to your comment section? :( It used to not be so nasty.
The audience of early scishow episodes had a much higher concentration of the audience of Vlogbrothers. Nowadays, that has thinned out and most are just random people who stumble on scishow, so you get the usual nasty youtube comments that are rarely found on vlogbrothers videos. :/
I don't see it. She seems like a perfectly good host.
Check out the bit she did on geographical determinism and you'll see where the controversy is coming from.
Her voice is nasally and gets annoying eventually after hearing her talk too long tbh so that's why I personally don't mind her but I can see why people dislike her
She's not a writer, she's a presenter. John came forward to apologize for those episodes.
I see a lot of comments bitching about other people bitching about Olivia. But not many comments actually bitching about Olivia.
treeperble I think they just wanna be heroes
treeperble same here
treeperble Perhaps the bitchier comments got removed?
Scroll down a little further, they're there. Also if you look at older videos she's been in you will see heaps more
That must be because comments bitching about Olivia have a lot of downvotes so they end up deep down on the comments section. Where they should be, by the way.
She look like she should be hosting BUZZFEED not Scishow tbh.
how so?
slevin parker Tbh, that's unnecessarily judgemental.
Hi there, SciShow! I would love for people to learn about the terrifying and sudden nature of cerebral aneurysms! I had one rupture at 19 and I think it would make for an interesting video topic!
phantasm1234 what kind of illness is that?
yeah just do the aneurysm vid so this guy stops requesting it on everything you release
Or it will become the next anus hair meme
Taylor Swift, its when you switch from Country to Pop suddenly.
Saunterblugget Hampterfuppinshire u have been very helpful B-) :-P
NEXT TOPIC: why can i admit that my voice sucks but Olivia Gordon cant?
Guys... Olivia has come a long way and personally, I really enjoy her videos now. She was pretty awful at first and understandably she needed time to grow. She has and now does an excellent job presenting. Thank you for not bowing to the haters and continuing making videos.
woot, your on again. missed you doing the stories. i like the different personalities they have on this channel.
Sven Servette GET FLUSHED
.... r u real? "Smart people dislike her for very good reason," you literally went and made a reply to almost every comment on the top and it's all been "I hate her voice." That's a "very good reason" to you? Holy shit you're fucking stupid. Annoyingly so, in fact. Then you attack random people for having the audacity to voice their opinion of liking her as a host as "stupid" for "stupid reason." That's some backward ass logic.
Sven Servette Sooo you're smart? hahaha, that's funny
For a presenter and host, that is a good reason. He's asking for the same standards as TV documentaries, and why shouldn't we expect at the very least the same standards as other science youtubers?
Personally, Olivia had a really bad first impression which is why I can't stand her. The geological determinism episodes were so fucking horrible, wrong and spreaded misinformation to fit some new age liberal ideas that denied history and the nature of evolution.
That wasnt Olivia. That was Miriam Nielsen.Try and keep up.
"So how did Mozart die? We don't know" *wiggles as a weasel shaking water off it's fur*
Is the audio for this video off for anyone else?
Were you able to unmute it?
TOMahawk The audio is sorta unbalanced, bit more sound from the right
SciShow For me the balance seems off. Too much right.
yeah, the balance is a tad to the right and the treble is slightly muted, I think someone might have fidgeted the audio sliders a bit
The sound only came from the right speaker on my 5.1 sound system with Dolby Home Theater (transforms stereo into 5.1 sound from phase shift etc.) So yes, the sound mainly came from the right.
Could have been sepsis. Crazy swelling is one of the biggest symptoms, at least near the end. He could have contracted sort of infection--strep throat, etc., a myriad of others--and became septic with it. Swelling is NOT just a symptom of kidney dysfunction; heart failure causes this too, but even worse sepsis causes massive vasodilation, causing fluid to leak out of his blood vessels and into his tissues, causing massive edema/swelling. Sepsis is a systemic inflammatory response, affecting all organ systems, including the heart + kidneys.
Great comments, youtube. Nice to see how classy we have become.
where have you been?
Jeff Slarve Are you new here? This is the best it's ever been
Olivia's one of my favorite SciShow hosts! She explains things so well :D
what's wrong with you guys?
She really isn't as bad as you guys make her out to be.
Check out the bit she did on geographical determinism and you'll see why she is seen as controversial at best.
Wait they are the same person!?
Yes, they are. While she is "only" a presenter, mindlessly repeating obvious politically motivated falsehoods isn't taken lightly especially for a show based in science.
John T. DiFool and so... John who made that happened gets a free pass because...?
Who said he gets a free pass? I even stated that she merely was the presenter.
She failed to mention that prior to Mozart's fatal illness, his medical history was't the one of the healthiest on men either. It wouldn't have been so surprising that he had died years before of one of the health issues he had previously suffered. What is surprising is that he managed to be so prolific in spite of those severe health issues.
the UA-cam comment section gave Mozart cancer and he died
Rude
I have hsv 2 and I will inspire the world with my optimistic outlook on life while uplifting people struggling with anxiety and depression 😁
@@adriantoogenuine no thanks misery is some people's business.
My Grandad had rheumatic fever when he was sixteen and was extremely lucky to live and was told he would never be able to work again . He is now 85 and working on a farm.
God bless him!
"I can taste death in my mouth" well he definitely didn't have had throat burning or difficulty breathing, so we have to rule out arsenic.
“The lively dreams” as he called his last composition was too much for a human to handle. I recon the voice of god that he channeled sealed his purpose and thus he passed...Thanks for the video
Too much hands.
laalki80 she only has two
laalki80 too much bitching
laalki80 Too much irrational hate
I guess expressing an opinion is nowadays bitching and irrational hate. I guess your heads will explode if someone really expresses hate or bitches at you. Bitches. :D
laalki80
"too much hands" isn't really an opinion.
it's just a wierd, unnecassary comment with negative intent.
"what's your opinion on this topic, sir?"
"too much hands."
makes a lot of sense, doesn't it?
One additional contributory cause of Mozart's death could be liver failure. My friend was quite well one day, went to bed but the next morning, he was so swollen he looked pregnant. He also had a rash, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea. The diagnosis was liver cirrhosis. The remedy was to do a paracentesis-a probe is inserted in the lower abdomen. They removed 11 litres of fluid--22 pounds lose in 35 minutes. To me,this could be also what Beethoven suffered from. Beethoven, as you know, was an alcoholic, thus bringing on liver failure. As I rightly remember, Mozart became deeply depressed after his father died,; according to the movie Amadeus, he spent his time composing --and drinking. I really feel that Mozart, Beethoven and my friend have similar symptoms. The only difference is that back in Mozart and Beethoven's time, alcoholic beverages were laced with lead to improve their taste! If my suspicions are correct,Mozart and Beethoven may also have acquired an STD so they used Mercury , believing it would cure them. If this is true, the cure actually hastened their demise When my friend went for his paracentesis to drain his swollen belly, the size of his abdomen caused difficulty breathing, walking and the ruptured blood vessels under his skin did indeed look like a rash, along with diarrhea, nausea and vomiting. He is gradually improving thanks to modern medicine. Mozart and Beethoven never stood a chance because of their use of Mercury, lead and arsenic
Beethoven was not an alcoholic.
Haha that spelling of Wulfgeng Amaideius :D As a german speaker this made me giggle :)
interesting content btw! Keep it up, greetings from Switzerland!
"God killed Mozart"
Antonio Salieri
Fk up
Jewish gods, yes
We literally learned about this in my musicology class today. He had multiple strep infections and other common infections through out his life. His body was so worn down from the infections and multiple illnesses (including a coma when he was around 15) that his kidney's began to fail (it's documented by multiple musicologists) leading to multi-system organ failure at the time of his fatal infection that really killed him. While the video was technically correct, they didn't mention that he would have probably survived if it weren't for his medical history.
Strep probably damaged his heart.
Thanks for cleaning the jumper @ 2:07. On another note, Jon Parnell is rapidly becoming my favorite SciShow writer. :)
I've been watching scishow for a long time now and originally I didn't like Olivia simply because it was a change. Same goes for any host it just doesn't feel right but I really like oliva now. She brings something to the team that no one else has
Mr Slinky dragon how mature of you
It always makes my day a little brighter when Olivia hosts SciShow.
She's dancing and giving a speech at the same time? She's a multi-tasker.
Very interesting summary.
Additional context:
Mozart and Salieri were actually on good terms with each other, and each man publicly and privately applauded the other's compositions. The play "Amadeus" was never intended to be historically accurate, a fact that its author had repeatedly explained; SO the tale of Salieri possibly killing Mozart is VERY unlikely (although Beethoven - who studied under Salieri for a while - once wrote that he "wouldn't put it past the old man to have tried").
Regarding poisoning: Also highly unlikely, as you point out - although there were many other poisons available besides arsenic and mercury (for options, just check the Medici Family Book of Renaissance Recipes for Success).
you guys balanced the audio wrong. The left is not as loud as the right. I made sure to check if it was my headphones/computer. every other video and sound on my computer was just fine Except this video, so it's safe to say that Olivia's voice track was balanced wrong.
Brandon Woods it was because of Olivia's voice. The sound technicians brain just exploded...
clubber001 wow, how very mature of you.
0:39 "More than a 100 different theories" - I saw the jiggling letters just like I see you Olivia! Keep up the good work. Haters gonna hate
A fucking rock > Olivia
Carred20 thanks for making me laugh at 3:31am...idk why this had me dying
I guess this is supposed to be funny for kids loading up minecraft videos to their crappy yt channelz x) #autistmIsEverywhere
damn bro you really got him....
You are very mistaken. Kidney failure would produce that extreme swelling to the point, he “couldn’t move” would and can kill quite quickly.
For us German speakers it is sooooooooo irksome how English speaking people pronounce Wolfgang. Especially pronouncing gang like they are talking about a street gang. On the other hand, people in Germany and Austria are very considerate as far as foreign words and names go which is why we'll pronounce French words French and English ones English.
Tare Gunner I've always found it super pretentious and awkward when someone tries to pronounce a word from another language as if they're fluent, I'm thinking specifically of English speaking people pronouncing French words
Andrew Burnett I was once asked about the "Champ Uh-ly-sis" by an American. It took a while before I got that he was talking about the Champs Élysées. O_o There is a point to make about proper pronounciations, especially of names..
Andrew Burnett For the most part, I disagree, and think we should try to pronounce foreign words and names correctly. At the same time, I do know what you're talking about when people go out of their way to pronounce something (often French, as you said) "correctly" just to be pedantic and show how smart they are. It's more of the way they act when they say it, not just the way they say it (correctly).
Don't worry bro. It's not just the German. She sucks at English as well lol
Wait, so how would you properly pronounce Wolfgang in German? I'm genuinely curious as I didn't know we were saying it wrong.
The illness that killed Mozart was Henoch Schonlein syndrome. A doctor wrote a book detailing all of Mozart's illnesses and the issue that led to so much damage to his kidneys. Throughout his life Mozart suffered frequent attacks of tonsillitis. In 1784 he developed post-streptococcal Schönlein-Henoch syndrome which caused chronic glomerular nephritis and chronic renal failure. His fatal illness was due to Schönlein-Henoch purpura, with death from cerebral haemorrhage and bronchopneumonia. Dr. Peter J. Davies in the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine (1983), wrote about it and published a book on the same topic.
If people hate Olivia's voice because it's high-pitched or goes up at the end of her sentences, then I can't imagine what they'd think of my voice 😂
Mozart: what is the metallic taste in my mouth?... his dentist: fillings.
Why do the colours/exposure change so much during the video? Is the camera auto adjusting or something?
I love your nerdiness, thank you
If you look closely she is trying not to dab |-)
She is getting better and better! Keep up the good work :)
so basically he was an amazing composer and musician that caught all of the sicknesses and diseases and died.
Keep up the great work, Olivia. And thank you for all the stories you bring to HFS, too.
Will Mozart make a full recovery?
slevin parker ohh I don't know how to tell you this...
Yeah I think hes all good to go now
Your... Not smart..,
Were you joking?
He has made a full recovery. He went under cover as Lil pump to keep with the times.
Don’t Do Cocaine, Cocaine ruins your brain Idiot! of course he's not joking! We're still waiting if Mozart will recover and continue making music! Tsk tsk tsk.
I'm an intern in a hospital in south-east Asia. As soon as she said those symptoms any one of us would have shouted "Dengue"!
Often (and still often) missed due to its rarity above the subtropics.
"Optional sarcasm" needs to be on a t-shirt.
I'm sorry to say I'm a little shocked by the complete lack of objectivity in a show which is supposed to be scientific. Although he was very unlikely poisoned, she claims that it is not even a remote possibility as he was not reported to be suffering from all the common symptoms of just two possible poisons, one of which she goes on to claim wasn't even really a poison. She and anyone else who failed to notice her distinct lack of reason should probably watch more science/philosophy videos, but perhaps not SciShow as it seems to have lost its standards.
"She" doesn't claim anything as "she" did not write the episode, she just hosted it. Your beef is with Jon Parnell. If you really think SciShow is circling the drain then maybe you should just leave.
The voice, and the hands. I fucking hate rising inflictions.
Does anyone else notice the contrast fading in and out all the time on these videos?
Can someone ask her to stop bouncing when she speaks. its really distracting and kind of dizzying.
CDeniseG it's called gesticulation
CDeniseG agreed. if she would tone down her movements it would be a lot easier to watch
She's actually BOUNCING
I was about to comment the same...
It's like she's driving a tractor
I knew a guy who had a cousin who talked to a mechanic who read a blog in 1998 about a Swahili bus driver that had a grandma that received a email from a woman who had a grandpa that once found a book in a library in Russia about a piece of paper found in the back of Mc Hammer's car that said Mozart slipped on a banana peel down a fire escape and broke his neck.
Good content, annoying presenter.
annoying? how so?
Mozart had a son an his name is Franz Mozart took over the music like his dad did very good there will never be another Mozart ever again each owns talents
VOCAL
FUCKING
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YAAAAASSSS! It burns us!
Soon as you said swelling, back pain ect I said "Omgosh he died from renal failure!" I had all of these symptoms when my rare genetic kidney disease was diagnosed. The whole thing about it takes more than 15 days for your kidneys to fail? Well, 99% of the time, you don't feel any symptoms until your in the final stage of kidney failure if at all. Now the cause of the kidney failure could be a hundred things, but I'd bet money on it. (Edited for spelling errors)
Oh and I also forgot to add...I was 35 yrs old.
She seems like a nice person and I don't mind her voice at all but she should stop doing that with her hands
mermazing _ She gesticulates prematurely
that might be more of an attention problem you have really, and all the scishow presentator gesticulate like way more than necesary everynow and then
As a Patreon and a fan of Olivia, I want to voice my support for her publicly :)
Comment section:
1) People complaining about how people complain about Olivia
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....564) People actually complaining about Olivia
so salieri tried to kill mozart to buy his piece but he died before he even could and he was poor so he couldnt actually afford a real funeral and he didnt finish his reqiuem so then the government this time actually took care of beethoven so he doesnt suffer like mozart
My audio is coming out of my right headphone way more, it's giving me a headache.
I love Olivia's nerdy style. It suits her very well :)
where's...Hank? Is that what his name was? I miss him.
I've liked Olivia from the beginning, but I also gotta say that she's improved a lot. Good job :)
Olivia reminds me that I'm really eagerly waiting the next episode of Internet History.
I don’t know the full details, but as a physician, I think infectious disease/sepsis, leading to multi-organ failure, is the most likely cause for Mozat’s death. It would fit his age group and symptoms decently, although the time course of 2 weeks is a bit long, but still probable.
One thing about nause/vomiting/diarrhea is that they are very non-specific symptoms, thought to be a natural reaction meant to not waste metabolic energy on digestion when in a crisis. Since they can happen with broken arm, child birth, infections, and many others, it often isn’t that helpful in determining a diagnosis, and can certainly happen when your GI system is fine.
1:17 Turn captions on. I don't get it XD
I love the captions: [Optional sarcasm: Clearly they dodging want to ruin all the fun for us now...]
Usually I don't have an issue with Olivia but in this I partiularly noticed how she bounces up and down, which, I've gotta say, was a bit annoying
that was weird
No one cares you snowflake.
ya she moves way too much, fucking stand still
Ularg Clearly, you do.
Her movements are hella distracting.
I have always believed in the under-cooked pork hypothesis involving trichinosis (would mean an automatic death after ~ 50 days in a world without antibiotics). IIRC, someone discover a letter Mozart sent to his vacationing cook/house-keeper where he (Mozart) mentioned cooking his own pork. But then again, Mozart was fond of spending time in public houses where under-cooked pork could have been served.
Paging Dr. Gregory House.
No..no it wasn't Lupus.
Mozart died but his music compositions will live forever
I hate how her voice goes up at the end of a sentence.
Chunky Rivera 0/6, she usually seems to go down at the end
TheMasonX forced inflection, guess that is why some of us don't like her over all demeanour.
You might want to listen closer. Her sentences rarely end on an uptick.
Well I for one am a fan of Olivias pronunciation, intonation ect. Good presenting
i like how the amount of dislikes are pretty consistent across videos with her as the host,
I really hope she will get fired or quit for the good of all of us.
thats not very nice of you
Daniel Șuteu really? How mature of you...
Really? Are you trying to polish my freedom of speech?
After all those Mozart symphonies I played and I still didn't know his death is considered a mystery!
I just watched the movie "Amadeus"!!!!!!
I'd just like for all the people saying "ugh Olivia..." to take a moment and imagine how she might feel if she were to read your comments
I hope she would feel that her talents lie elsewhere. But then, I am an optimist :)