Emergent properties are the most incredible thing about the universe in my opinion.
From mathematics and information we get physics, which allows chemistry, which leads to biology and up to consciousness.
Is there anything higher than consciousness? And whats the link between the top layer and the universe itself – as observation seems to be linked to outcome and even time itself. Time cannot exist the ways humans experience it unless it's observed because you need memory to appreciate the passage of it.
Is there anything simpler at the bottom? Is it like an onion that can be peeled back forever revealing simpler and simpler "stuff" that has further emergent properties..
As everything can be described by bits – just a zero or a one. The universe must be built on information. Can it get simpler?
Which mayfly species lives for only 12 hours? I don't know of any. Or is only the time of the adultform mentioned here? And not the time the mayfly lives as an egg and a nymph in the water (in most cases for a year). It is important to give that information too so people understand why we have to protect the fresh waters. No clean streaming oxygenrich water for a year, no 12 hours of flying mayflies. Nymphs matter 😉
Well, I've been sent this so it's only fair to say what I think. I assume that its target audience is American children aged about 10-12. Firstly, thank you for making the important distinction between soil and dirt. Americans often don't, which can lead to misunderstandings at the very least. Soil is required stuff, dirt is not-required stuff. Generally, I thought the presentation was quite good for the target audience assumed, but I can see that it would become rapidly trivial-seeming for the older viewer. Overall, a good start at presenting the basics to an audience who hasn't thought about them previously.
Seeing a sperm cell next to smooth muscle tissue… I cracked up, instantly, for some reason just knowing where we were was hilarious to me, I’m quite immature
It's not true that mayflies only live a couple of hours. This is only true of the final adult phase, in the nymph stage they can spend up to two years.
Hank Green not on a bio vid is reminiscent to me of when Steve left Blues Clues and Joe came, not bad but very different. CRASH COURSE AWESOME EITHER WAY!!!! LOVE TO SEE THE GROWTH OVER THE DECADE!!!
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Да рано или поздно жизнь закончится а дальше вечность и куда потом
Emergent properties are the most incredible thing about the universe in my opinion.
From mathematics and information we get physics, which allows chemistry, which leads to biology and up to consciousness.
Is there anything higher than consciousness? And whats the link between the top layer and the universe itself – as observation seems to be linked to outcome and even time itself. Time cannot exist the ways humans experience it unless it's observed because you need memory to appreciate the passage of it.
Is there anything simpler at the bottom? Is it like an onion that can be peeled back forever revealing simpler and simpler "stuff" that has further emergent properties..
As everything can be described by bits – just a zero or a one. The universe must be built on information. Can it get simpler?
There redoing this series? I remember when hank did it
Yes new episode
A great reminder that I am not the center of the universe.
That I’m a piece ahead of others, and behind more. Above some things & below some things. Next to a lot, waaay far away from a lot, all at once.
Thanks 🤎
PS lol mustache not for babies.
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“Auntie Fungi recalling the good old days before mammal’s showed up” I heard the underlying tone loud and clear😂
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Think about Earth's closed chemical system. Have a drink of water. There's a good chance it was dinosaur pee at one point. Yummy!!
Crash course is my favorite channel
Which mayfly species lives for only 12 hours? I don't know of any. Or is only the time of the adultform mentioned here? And not the time the mayfly lives as an egg and a nymph in the water (in most cases for a year). It is important to give that information too so people understand why we have to protect the fresh waters. No clean streaming oxygenrich water for a year, no 12 hours of flying mayflies. Nymphs matter 😉
Wonderful presenter. Cannot wait to see more.
why is Jimin there 😭
Fantastic course. Thank you Dr. Ramsey for being such a great host! Although, "worm-filled bean dip"? Yeah, work on that 😉
What layer are ogres on?
Well, I've been sent this so it's only fair to say what I think. I assume that its target audience is American children aged about 10-12.
Firstly, thank you for making the important distinction between soil and dirt. Americans often don't, which can lead to misunderstandings at the very least. Soil is required stuff, dirt is not-required stuff.
Generally, I thought the presentation was quite good for the target audience assumed, but I can see that it would become rapidly trivial-seeming for the older viewer.
Overall, a good start at presenting the basics to an audience who hasn't thought about them previously.
I realöy like the host i have to say 🙂
Very cool. I loved the bit about Dr Berhe. You could have ended right before that point, but it was so much better with it.
7:49 how can some of the land on Earth not be included in the biosphere
Hi Sammy!!!
Lessons are fantastic, I got a question, can I find lessons about quantum technology?
Of course I have ticked this presentation. However who put a sequence of a Hare when voice over was quoting rabbits???
never thought jimin would help me learn biology but it wouldn’t be my weirdest Wednesday
Glad there's another new episode… Should be a great pairing with boring amoeba sisters.
This helps everyone always
finally a new episode. ive been waiting
Seeing a sperm cell next to smooth muscle tissue… I cracked up, instantly, for some reason just knowing where we were was hilarious to me, I’m quite immature
It's not true that mayflies only live a couple of hours. This is only true of the final adult phase, in the nymph stage they can spend up to two years.
Ocean gate titan sub accident got me clicking on anything that looks interesting involving the sea.
Comment for the algorithm
1:13 A platypus?…perry the platypus!
I love your Chanel I am subscribed
Hank Green not on a bio vid is reminiscent to me of when Steve left Blues Clues and Joe came, not bad but very different. CRASH COURSE AWESOME EITHER WAY!!!! LOVE TO SEE THE GROWTH OVER THE DECADE!!!
awesome man i love it….
The more I feel like I am so tiny
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