I liked this comment around 4 months ago and I just came back to say that this comment has popped in my head randomly throughout that time and that's it lol
This is actually such a good explanation, it really explains everything from the bottom up. I'm sure most people watching already know many of the steps, but this is just soo good at filling in all those gaps in how *specifically* all those parts work, and that's just amazing
As a comp sci major that has been into computers my entire life. I knew all of this. I still watched every second. Today is my 21st birthday(over in 15 minutes) and watching this was one of the most enjoyable things I did today.
This is so goddamn beautiful, thank you for this. Whenever there is a "natural vs artificial" debate, I try to explain that everything is natural - computers, transistors, AI - because we made them out of naturally occurring materials. This video shows just how ingenious humans are, that we made something *resembling* intelligence out of sticks and stones. Oh and also, really amazing explanations and presentation. You deserve a million subs!
@@tyruskarmesin5418 Hm, I do not think so. For one, even if biology can be constructed from logic, to understand a fraction of that you would need to be a fraction as smart as evolution, and for as high as our human ego is, we talk a lot more than we do.
@@tyruskarmesin5418 Try looking at it this way, we're aware of our own consciousness, but it seems to be beyond our capacity to understand what actually causes it. We might be able to understand the mundane biology of the human brain, but do we really have any idea how our brain manages to convince ourselves of our own existence? Knowing how little we really understand about ourselves, is it really likely that we would be able to reproduce consciousness by accident? As it stands, every piece of computer equipment we have ever produced has been hand crafted into giving the impression of intelligence, but it is really an elaborate illusion, based on fundamentally simple procedures built on top on each other, arranged in a way that we can relate to. Even AI like ChatGPT, if you were to ask it whether it can think for itself, it will only produce a response that satisfies a model of the world it has generated based on the vast amount of human created data that has been fed to it. The model of the world it creates, is entirely rooted in the way that human engineers have designed the algorithm that creates the model in the first place. It might sound self aware, it might even be incredibly convincing, but it is only because it produces a result which sounds relatable to us because it matches the expectations of the input. So, just like a mirror only reflects the physical appearance of the person looking at it, AI only reflects the knowledge we give it back at us. To answer whether or not that constitutes real consciousness, first we'd have to understand human consciousness to begin with. Which we have been trying and failing to do for tens of thousands of years...
@@flameofthephoenix8395evolution isn't intelligence, it's just random mutations in genes that get selected afterwards. We literally have evolution-like algorithms to generate AI nowadays, the line couldn't be more blurred.
Wow, glad I stumbled upon this gem of a video! Great work and I can see the influenses of Bill Wurtz but you do your own educational twist on it. Subbed for more!
Always a treat seeing other folks into the 1-10K subs range make it big. I've mostly given up on trying, as I'm working on much bigger projects which has taken away my time and restricted what I can post. Best of luck to you!
Wow. From someone who understands this already, I wish I would have learned the basics this way. So much simpler and less messy. So much less to learn before learning something new and complex. I'm impressed. Please bless is with more content.
This is by far the greatest thing I have ever seen on UA-cam. I thought, "I know how transistors are made from silicon, I’ll pass”, but then I decided to watch this anyway and oh boy am I ever glad I did!! This artfully made a complicated subject fun to watch and learn about. AMAZING! My favorite part was explaining how silicon is turned into a gas. Super great explanation. 😂
Genuinely the best description I've seen on this topic. Watching it was like seeing all the different pieces of my knowledge clicking together. Not unlike driving down a new street in your hometown, and then coming upon someplace familiar and thinking "Oh, that's where that road goes," as the map completes in your mind.
literal best educational video ever award. i've been watching things like this since i was a kid in the 80's, and this just outdid multiple forms of entertainment and a college course for efficiently delivering a dense data transmission in a way that is contextual and hence retainable. please, continue this work.
@@pleni_2.0 I think that's a great subject. This silicon video really helped me understand a concept that is fundamental to our daily lives. I haven't seen another video explain the subject at this level in a way that I can understand.
Transistors are also used to control the electric motors of electric cars, washing machines, air conditioners, fans, and anything else that has to work at different speeds. these transistors can be bigger then your hand can be designed to handle huge amounts of electricity (up to millions of watts and thousands and thousands of volts and amps).
I've just watched all three of your videos, and with each one, I laughed and I learned. 😄🤔💡 Here's hoping your channel rapidly grows so you can continue to produce more of this excellent content. _Subscribed!_ 👍
Très cool pour une si petite chaîne. La blague sur la b*** n'était peut être pas obligatoire ;) En parlant de ça, c'est couillu de commencer directement en anglais. Une audience possiblement beaucoup plus large, mais plus de concurrence; risque calculé? En tout cas j'ai vraiment appris des trucs. Bon courage pour la suite!
This dude is so fucking under rated. Amazing content. Your accent is perfect, your explanations are simple yet filling, and your overall video has great editing and scripting and overall is just entertaining af. Please make more videos!!!
this takes me back to the old days of internet where people would put effort and love into it, nowadays everybody sees youtube like a business and its becoming harder to find truly passionate peope
I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS FIR SOO LONG! Because what if someday I end up being one of the only survivors stranded on a habitable alien planet and Earth is destroyed and I need to rebuilt civilization! Finally a blend between a historical and a practical explanation of computers that doesn't just skip past all the breakthroughs that made this possible and gives a good idea of how we got here! Thnakkss so much!! 🙏
This should be in every university’s computer science and electrical engineering curriculum, no joke. This is the best. I’m literally laughing out loud here while learning about a complex topic explained the most clearly I’ve ever seen. This is perfection.
ive been trying to understand this stuff for years and had a general idea how it was made and works but my smooth brain understood this completely in a matter of minutes. you sir just got my sub....
Kurzgesagt style thumbnail and Bill Wurtz level of disseminating information. I applaud you for condensing the complexity of computer science to us unknowledgeable plebs.
thanks man, i now have your little victory fanfare etched into my brain forever. Great video, for some reason i feel the urge to run in circles for an hour.
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I live this this type of videos are so hard to come by the one that can be understood by ppl who don't even know about this type of stuff and also by ppl who know this stuff this is very good video keep it up man I love it.
As someone who lives in Iowa. We don't have much sand because corn doesn't grow in it. The corn decides what kind of soil we have and sand just wasn't working for it
Amazing way to present and teach. I understood the concept in this video better than my college did in whole semester. Also entertaining. Great analogies and examples too. Amazing to see 10k subs with just 3 videos. Keep up the good work. We need more people like you.
NAHHHHH WE NEED MORE CONTENT LIKE THIS PLEASE. THERE'S NO WAY SOMETHING CAN BE THIS INFORMATIONAL AND ENTERTAINING AT THE SAME TIME
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And free!!!
"That's just a bunch of tiny pieces of silica" said the bunch of tiny peices of carbon
Nice one
That's a great counter argument lol
I liked this comment around 4 months ago and I just came back to say that this comment has popped in my head randomly throughout that time and that's it lol
This gives me bill wurtz "the history of everything i guess"
🤫
yes i'm getting huge bill wurtz vibes lol
no shame in having inspiration, especially from somebody as great as bill wurtz@@pleni_2.0
literally bill wurtz with a kurzgezagt thumbnail lol
Bill wurtz vibes but with your own style
now this is what I call high quality content, subbed for more :)
He made logic gates from BJTs. I found it offensive.
it's racism
@@kayakMike1000
Can hardly understand his accent
@@kayakMike1000 Lmfao
@@OmarElhatabawy Transistor racism?
How did we get here lmfao 🤣
This is actually such a good explanation, it really explains everything from the bottom up. I'm sure most people watching already know many of the steps, but this is just soo good at filling in all those gaps in how *specifically* all those parts work, and that's just amazing
As a comp sci major that has been into computers my entire life. I knew all of this. I still watched every second. Today is my 21st birthday(over in 15 minutes) and watching this was one of the most enjoyable things I did today.
Happy Belated 21st Champ!
@@ZainKhan-sm8gr thanks!
Aye happy belated
Happy birth day bro
Happy 21st
Extra points for the amount of detail you managed to squeeze into under 7 minutes! 🚀
This is so goddamn beautiful, thank you for this. Whenever there is a "natural vs artificial" debate, I try to explain that everything is natural - computers, transistors, AI - because we made them out of naturally occurring materials. This video shows just how ingenious humans are, that we made something *resembling* intelligence out of sticks and stones.
Oh and also, really amazing explanations and presentation. You deserve a million subs!
Sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from biology.
Why just resembling intelligence? Sure, you can explain its inner workings as composed of simple parts, but you could do the same for biology, surely?
@@tyruskarmesin5418 Hm, I do not think so. For one, even if biology can be constructed from logic, to understand a fraction of that you would need to be a fraction as smart as evolution, and for as high as our human ego is, we talk a lot more than we do.
@@tyruskarmesin5418 Try looking at it this way, we're aware of our own consciousness, but it seems to be beyond our capacity to understand what actually causes it. We might be able to understand the mundane biology of the human brain, but do we really have any idea how our brain manages to convince ourselves of our own existence? Knowing how little we really understand about ourselves, is it really likely that we would be able to reproduce consciousness by accident?
As it stands, every piece of computer equipment we have ever produced has been hand crafted into giving the impression of intelligence, but it is really an elaborate illusion, based on fundamentally simple procedures built on top on each other, arranged in a way that we can relate to.
Even AI like ChatGPT, if you were to ask it whether it can think for itself, it will only produce a response that satisfies a model of the world it has generated based on the vast amount of human created data that has been fed to it. The model of the world it creates, is entirely rooted in the way that human engineers have designed the algorithm that creates the model in the first place. It might sound self aware, it might even be incredibly convincing, but it is only because it produces a result which sounds relatable to us because it matches the expectations of the input.
So, just like a mirror only reflects the physical appearance of the person looking at it, AI only reflects the knowledge we give it back at us. To answer whether or not that constitutes real consciousness, first we'd have to understand human consciousness to begin with. Which we have been trying and failing to do for tens of thousands of years...
@@flameofthephoenix8395evolution isn't intelligence, it's just random mutations in genes that get selected afterwards.
We literally have evolution-like algorithms to generate AI nowadays, the line couldn't be more blurred.
The thumbnail looks so much like those of kurzgezagt's that I got clickbaited, but I dont regret it
A lovely simplification of the history of the invention of the computing. Love it ❤
Imagine this video was called "how we turn carbon into intelligence" and was created by an intelligent computer
this is such a good vid for how obscure it is, i didn't even realize that there were only
I LOVE THIS!! The style, the content, the humor - I can totally see you blowing up! ❤
just some tiny little carbon explaining some tiny little silica via using some tiny little silica to other tiny little carbons
Wow, glad I stumbled upon this gem of a video! Great work and I can see the influenses of Bill Wurtz but you do your own educational twist on it. Subbed for more!
Always a treat seeing other folks into the 1-10K subs range make it big. I've mostly given up on trying, as I'm working on much bigger projects which has taken away my time and restricted what I can post. Best of luck to you!
Wow. From someone who understands this already, I wish I would have learned the basics this way.
So much simpler and less messy. So much less to learn before learning something new and complex.
I'm impressed. Please bless is with more content.
French bill wurtz, great style
This is by far the greatest thing I have ever seen on UA-cam.
I thought, "I know how transistors are made from silicon, I’ll pass”, but then I decided to watch this anyway and oh boy am I ever glad I did!!
This artfully made a complicated subject fun to watch and learn about. AMAZING!
My favorite part was explaining how silicon is turned into a gas. Super great explanation. 😂
Go watch 'The History of the entire world, I guess'
Desserts are just really large amounts of unprocessed intelligence
"it goes hard when it sees light"
same 😩🥵💡🔦
Genuinely the best description I've seen on this topic. Watching it was like seeing all the different pieces of my knowledge clicking together. Not unlike driving down a new street in your hometown, and then coming upon someplace familiar and thinking "Oh, that's where that road goes," as the map completes in your mind.
Definitely needs a PT 2, I understood everything so well 🙏🏽
One of the best videos explaining silicon based modern day computing.
You will go really far with this kind of content man, hope this blows up because it's an amazing video and really entertaining
literal best educational video ever award.
i've been watching things like this since i was a kid in the 80's, and this just outdid multiple forms of entertainment and a college course for efficiently delivering a dense data transmission in a way that is contextual and hence retainable.
please, continue this work.
Great video! This has to be the first video with less than 100 views that I've watched until the end. What video are you going to make next?
been thinking about radio waves and electromagnetism
@@pleni_2.0 I think that's a great subject. This silicon video really helped me understand a concept that is fundamental to our daily lives. I haven't seen another video explain the subject at this level in a way that I can understand.
I love the "history of the entire world, i guess" type of videos! Nice vid, subbed
Excellent video man. Equal parts informative and funny and I love the graphic/sound design. Keep it up and this channel will be booming in no time!
im so glad youtube is reccomending me smaller channels with great content now a days. I was so lacked of content
My mind is blown how simple you made this seem
Transistors are also used to control the electric motors of electric cars, washing machines, air conditioners, fans, and anything else that has to work at different speeds. these transistors can be bigger then your hand can be designed to handle huge amounts of electricity (up to millions of watts and thousands and thousands of volts and amps).
Great video! The only thing I’d say is try to create thumbnails in your own style. It seems a bit reminiscent of Zursgesagt
This is like kuzgerzart in a low budget, and i love it.
I love this explanation! Looking forward to whatever comes next.
"so is AI intelligence?" *"Well, no, it's just a predetermined-"*
really good video. learned a lot and enjoyed it. keep it up
i like how the thumbnail is kurz gesagt and the video is literally bill wurtz
I've just watched all three of your videos, and with each one, I laughed and I learned. 😄🤔💡
Here's hoping your channel rapidly grows so you can continue to produce more of this excellent content.
_Subscribed!_ 👍
Great content! And I love your French accent It gives your channel a unique appearence that no other similar channels have
i thought its a kurzgesagt video 💀
Me to
“Logic gate…just like in minecraft!” Boys we’ve come full circle
ITS BILL WURTZ BUT FOR CS
This feels like kurzgesagt + Bill Wurtz.
I love how this video is information packed, put in a way that's simple to understand and mixed in with some humour.
Très cool pour une si petite chaîne.
La blague sur la b*** n'était peut être pas obligatoire ;)
En parlant de ça, c'est couillu de commencer directement en anglais. Une audience possiblement beaucoup plus large, mais plus de concurrence; risque calculé?
En tout cas j'ai vraiment appris des trucs.
Bon courage pour la suite!
The thumbnail making me think I was getting a kurtzgesat (or however it’s spelled) video is wild.
Incroyable vidéo! On voit bien l'inspiration de Will Burtz et franchement c'est plutôt bien fait et super intéressant!
i would happily watch 1 hour of this stuff in detail
2:08 "wow its a logic gate! Just like in Minecraft!"
This dude is so fucking under rated. Amazing content. Your accent is perfect, your explanations are simple yet filling, and your overall video has great editing and scripting and overall is just entertaining af. Please make more videos!!!
this takes me back to the old days of internet where people would put effort and love into it, nowadays everybody sees youtube like a business and its becoming harder to find truly passionate peope
This is crazy. I’m actually getting a little bit of understanding of how they make microchips. I just thought it was black magic.
as a CS major this is the first time ive seen it all come together. i new what everything was individually but never learned how they fit
I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS FIR SOO LONG!
Because what if someday I end up being one of the only survivors stranded on a habitable alien planet and Earth is destroyed and I need to rebuilt civilization! Finally a blend between a historical and a practical explanation of computers that doesn't just skip past all the breakthroughs that made this possible and gives a good idea of how we got here! Thnakkss so much!! 🙏
This should be in every university’s computer science and electrical engineering curriculum, no joke. This is the best. I’m literally laughing out loud here while learning about a complex topic explained the most clearly I’ve ever seen. This is perfection.
A kurtzgezat style thumbnail with bill wurtz style explanation with a pretty funny script to boot. This is some good content
bro that's a great video, you have to grow faster. Earned a subscriber
Videos like this make me regret not paying attention in school, this was fun and informative. Thank you good sir 👍🏾
ive been trying to understand this stuff for years and had a general idea how it was made and works but my smooth brain understood this completely in a matter of minutes. you sir just got my sub....
Kurzgesagt style thumbnail and Bill Wurtz level of disseminating information. I applaud you for condensing the complexity of computer science to us unknowledgeable plebs.
The thumbnail has a strong resemblance to kurzgesagt's thumbnail style,
Dont you think
Easily summed up my whole EC bachelors under 7mins. Big W🙌
yeah. memes are definitely the best way for me to learn these deep technical concepts. thanks for the video my guy, keep it up
Incredible video and irresistible thumbnail, you're gonna explode in popularity
amazing video, love the style. one con is that you're too underrated ;)
thanks man, i now have your little victory fanfare etched into my brain forever.
Great video, for some reason i feel the urge to run in circles for an hour.
This is like.. by far the best explanation of how silicon is turned into computers on youtube.. thanks!!
My Man, I Sense A Wonderful Channel That Will Keep Us Entertained For Years To Come. Great Video And Wonderful Humor, Please Don't Stop Doing This! Hugs From Italy!
You have 3 videos, and you already are my favorite UA-camr.
This is like bill wurtz and kurzgesagt combined
"Is that Intaligent?" No just kidding!😂
This is a video I can not only enjoy and engage with, but it's also something I can share. Make more like this. I am now subscriber.
ive been waiting for my entire life for someone to make a easy to understand video of computers
Your channel needs to grow...the world will benefit
You keep this up and your channel will blow up in no time.
huh, this video just explained to me how transistors are made so much better than any other video i have ever seen
This has nice vibes of Bill Wurtz, the guy of that Japanese history video.
This was pretty good. I wasn't expecting to randomly find such a good video. I'll be checking your other stuff
bro got that kurzegesagt type thumbnail
I live this this type of videos are so hard to come by the one that can be understood by ppl who don't even know about this type of stuff and also by ppl who know this stuff this is very good video keep it up man I love it.
The thumbnail made me think it was a Kurzgesagt video well done!
This has some heavy bill wurtz inspiration which is pretty cool!
Woah, you rocked this hard!!!
As someone who lives in Iowa. We don't have much sand because corn doesn't grow in it. The corn decides what kind of soil we have and sand just wasn't working for it
I honestly don't even know how you can talk about how sand turns into intelligence in only 6 minutes, great work!
“Whoa, silicon took some blue drugs” **spits out mouthful of water**
This is one of the best videos I've seen in quite a while, love it
great vid, high quality content mate!
Finnaly, somebody who explains the process of making a cpu in-depth
Keep at it homie. This video is the start of your future
I didn't know until now that putting googly eyes on to things immediately makes them more understandable and educational. great video
All of yours videos madey day
Keep it.
Amazing way to present and teach. I understood the concept in this video better than my college did in whole semester. Also entertaining. Great analogies and examples too. Amazing to see 10k subs with just 3 videos.
Keep up the good work. We need more people like you.
watched a lot of how computer works videos but this one actually explained it. subbed.
"the history of the entire world, I guess" was such a revolutionary video that it became a whole genre. such a good way to tell a story
You're like bill wurtz but modern and I love it
If Kurzgesagt and history of the world I guess had a child:
Channel is at 1.06k subs now, it's gonna BLOW up in the near future if you keep grinding content at this quality or possibly higher
This guy is going places. I am glad I was one of the first to sub! Kudos bro, very satisfying to watch.