Ah the old "remove the governor Bolt from the accelerator cable" theory. As a Professor of Logic down at the University of Science I can confirm, this is a great stride for the field
I guess you see the humor. How ridiculously funny. I guess if our planet can handle almost infinite density and mass...well, we're all set! These guys know this. They're smart dudes.
Whenever I see you have a new video i leave it until Friday evening after work, grab a beer and have a good laugh watching it through. I always enjoy your content and discovered your channels during the pandemic, and through your the channels of your collaborators who are also excellent. You've lifted my spirits through some hard times buddy, so thanks a million! :)
I know Internet Historian thought he was making an outlandish proposal for a launch system in the CERN bit but SpinLaunch is essential what he described and is actually getting rockets off the ground
@Tillman Gressitt But, hey. If you put a tube on the spinning room up to the edge of space it wouldn't need a seal. I'm genious. Is the edge of space that far up, really?
Spinlaunch is a meme. The benefit of the launch velocity is barely worth anything. It would be far cheaper and far easier to design payloads for a launch vehicle that just had a low performance solid motor instead of getting launched from the accelerator they're trying to build.
@Ryan Flood so America beat the shit out of his dad and every year he has a party celebrating that time he beat the shit out of his dad for being a dick?
@Ryan Flood Interesting take. Australia and USA are both English colonies. If anything Australia would be the child and the US would be the brother. England has never seen Australia as a equal
@Ethan Bash That does most definitely get picked up by the algorithm, erroneously. This isn't a gaming video. That's the whole point what are you smoking?
If you look closely starting at 4:35 there is about 4 seconds of gameplay used in that bit by Ambiguousamphibian. Not sure if 4 seconds of another channel's gaming video used for a short bit makes for this being a proper gaming video but nevertheless, shouts out to his game play channel!!
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Heres a fun fact. Anatoli Bugorski is an ex russian particle physicist who ended up inside a particle collider while it was still running. The particle pierced his skull and he alledgedly saw a bright light like looking at the sun. He is still alive today and has somehow outlived the said particle collider that shot him.
As a person who is not actively working for CERN but has in the past. You can get a guided tour into the area where the LHC (Large Hadron Collider) is. Unfortunately you can't, to my knowledge, put anything into the pipes the size of poop. It's a pretty airtight vacuum in there. About as vacuum as we can make vacuums. Also it's one sometimes, so don't go in when it's on or you'll die of radiation poisoning :) Good luck
@Sigurd Jensen Still plenty helpful! I barely a Phsyicist or an engineer, just genuinely curious. I basically wanted to work on a sci fi story that uses a made up element and explores subjects such as transhumanism, AI and the like in a Thriving Utopia / of a Metropolis using a made up element. I know " real original", I just wanted to get some pointers from people in the field.
@Ty_teynium I am not sure I understand the question. Many parts of the world already use nuclear energy for everyday use with a nuclear reactor. If you mean particle fission, using that as an every day energy source seems like a bad idea as the tech is right now, due to radiation, and the fairly high risk of malfunction resulting in meltdown and a lot of radiation spilling out. Fission is a process used for heating stuff up, which wouldn't do much for our modern appliances which rely on electricity. A fission reactor converts water into steam pushing a magnet, creating electricity. To create something like that for an everyday appliance wouldn't work because we don't have enough uranium on earth for it. The other method is fusion. This is an expensive process, but it is much safer than fission. It requires a lot of energy input, but afterwards it becomes self-sufficient. This is not really doable for a local small appliance in real life. If we go more into a science fantasy setting, a house could have a fusion reactor which is always running, which you could connect your household appliances to. As for batteries there could be a fusion reactor in their place, but to start the reaction you'd need to harvest some energy from the main reactor. That said, some radiation is still present for fusion, so the appliances would have to be properly insulated. I do not believe it would make sense with the current methods for converting heat into electricity, and having any reactor in your home, seems like a huge liability, and the amount of either radioactive material you'd have to carry around, or the amount of water you'd need would be annoying. TL;DR: Fission is dangerous, fusion is delicate. Neither would be convenient in a car/phone/hair dryer, and a local reactor in a house seems silly, because you could just make the same reactor, slightly bigger, and provide multiple houses (which is what we do already). All this said, I don't actually know much about the subject, I am only an engineer after all, not a physicist.
I have been working on a story incorporating some elements of Sci fi involving Nuclear and Particle energy. One question I've had was is how safe or convenient is it for everyday use? What are some things to keep in mind when studying it, and what are some unanswered/ unsolved issues regarding its uses? Edit: Okay, so turns out I've had a *few* question 😄
I like to imagine they freeze you, send you to alpha Centauri, but when you wake up... You find out that during that time they invented wormhole travel, and have already colonized the system before you got there.
@Shoug Honestly agreed, like Ordinary Things said in the video, in any other case you wake up after 100 years and then just die there because it's a barebones wasteland with no chance of survival. If I get sent there now then they better colonize that shit before I arrive.
That would be a great relief, right? Like, you thought you were embarking on an arduous and perilous mission to colonize space, and then you wake up and it's all done. That's like best case scenario.
@Drew Feille it's kind of a tautological, but still useful, statement that asteroid belts are made up of asteroids, so a planet can't be part of an asteroid belt. That then gives a minimum size for planets based on their Hill radius, in a roundabout way.
@Drew Feille The other interesting bit is the prevailing theory that Ceres was previously the core of a rocky planet which got destroyed at some point in the past, likely due to all the debris in that band of the solar system
Im pretty sure i've rewatched all his videos more than 5 times at this point there's, just something so relaxing about his voice and the weird shit he is spewing out.
8:52 I realize this is a bit of a jest, but I feel like I have to point out that a bunch of short ropes linked end to end is the same strength as one long rope. That's what long ropes are.
17:15 I am 100% convinced that the guy in the picture is a time traveller who intentionally aliased himself as "John Batman" during the first inception of Australia as a Prison Colony so that he can name everything over his favorite superhero while doing a little bit of morally ambiguous trolling since it's the early 17-18th Century in world history
one thing i love about the "do aliens exist?" debate is how someone approaches it. like if both parties believe that life on earth is very unique and know how massive the universe is there is two ways to argue their belief/non-belief in aliens: "our life and existence on earth is so unique that it is impossible to recreate it in a similar way anywhereelse in the universe" and the other being "the universe is so massive and unknown to us that it is impossible to be the lone intelligent lifeform" - either way i love theorizing about this topic.
This was an entertaining video, and I never knew that facet of the flat earth stuff. Goes to show that at any given time there is a difference in beliefs between plebs and intellectuals.
No he didn't: the problem remains tensile strength. Parts of the cable are being help up because they are suborbital. Earth's gravity and rotation means no material can hold such a cable together. Using the moon as shown makes it MUCH worse because there is a lot more cable with a suborbital period (which therefore must be held up be the cable)
You reminded me of Laika and I do not like to be reminded as her story is always changing based on who is telling it. But one thing is for certain - she was the best astronaut and always will be. Sidenote: I am surprised you mentioned the poles of Mars and magnetic launches of shuttles but not stabilising Mars with a magnetosphere that would help with the storms as the theory is that putting magnetic arrays on the poles would do so. And, the best place to land on Mars is anywhere near a stable underground lava tube because it a wide enough can work as a base. There could be water downwards as well we do not know. I'd like Venus explored more as it turns out most of our assumptions about it were wrong but getting anything there is a hurdle.
Hey, sorry for the bother, why is Laika the best astronaut? Not questioning, but I'm more into astronomy and constellations than space exploration, so I'm curious on your take on it. Also because my father had a dog which was named after her (Lord, she was huge then).
@Tisto Almenio isn't podcast defined as episodic audio recordings of discussions? The heavy editting of these videos kinda betrays that "audio" part I think. Or are you talking about some other series from him?
*Did you guys hear about the manhole the Americans might have shot into space?* They used nearly the full force of an atom bomb to project it! If they did shoot it into space, it would've predated the Soviets' Sputnik launch!
Ironically, There is a company that literally has the same idea as them for cern. Literally fling things into space by rotating them super fast and letting momentum carry it. It actually has promise
it's so funny hearing the historian and mr ordinary things call the large hadron collider "the cern" for three minutes straight. that's like calling a space rocket "the nasa" lmao
Actually, that rule kind of does target Pluto. I wouldn't be surprised if we found "binary planetary systems" one day, where it's an object much bigger than Pluto, but shares its orbit with another planet like Pluto.
I’m honestly really impressed by this argument for Pluto still being a planet. Like they didn’t have to do them like that. You clearly did your research
my favorite model of the universe is an old greek one. guy thought the solar system was a tine o beans. earth at the center, everything rotated around it, and the stars were holes poked in this giant cylinder that had the planets in it/ everything outside that cylinder was just infinite fire, and thats why the starts were bright. its so fucking funny.
Australia is kind of like a dwarf continent, as it was unable to pull in the contents of Oceania to form a proper landmass. Count your lucky stars that NASA hasn't taken you off the map yet.
What about a focused magnet station on the moon that attracts the ships the moment they get out of Earth's atmosphere. Then they can slingshot off the moon toward mars?
Don’t forget that when Eris was discovered, it was a candidate for a tenth planet. It was soon found to be smaller than they thought but still slightly larger than Pluto. Haumea, Makemake, and a couple other known objects are also comparable. The rationale was that they needed a new category for these Kuiper Belt and Oort Cloud objects. It feels like an arbitrary distinction to me, though.
For the space elevator, you're right that you can basically just pull things across it if you have a strong enough rope and it's anchored in the right place. Anchored in the right place means geostationary orbit. You still have to fight Earth's gravity to climb up it but it's waaaaay easier than putting things into orbit with rockets. The moon isn't in geostationary orbit so we generally think about using an asteroid or artificial station as the anchor. The strong enough rope is the big problem. Even carbon nanotubes aren't strong enough.
The important thing is, no matter what we choose to do with all that space, I think we can all agree a nice rug and coffee table will really help tie the room together... and maybe a lamp.
I like how they basically described a fallout style random loot encounter for space. Dead bodies, cola, and a gun. If that isn’t something I’d likely find together in fallout then I dunno what is. Also I think another few things about Pluto is it’s mildly elliptical and has a tilted axis.
@jffry890 funny enough i bought some cheap chinese raycon knockoffs for like 1/3rd the price of the regular ones. and they sound better than the actual ones. also better waterproofing so i can use them in the shower.
6:53 I like that idea. Make a giant vertical tube underground and at the bottem was a capsule. Using magnets to propel the shutttle up thru the tube and ultimately give a giant fuck you to the sky. Brilliant
9:30 holy fuck. isnt that like a great way to generate shitloads of free energy? think about it. just have the moon pull something on this infinite railtrack that goes around the earth? RIGHT? what am I missing?
I used to work at CERN. While the LHC is not running you may be able to book tours to the detectors. (Those are the places where the particle streams colide) If you go to Geneva some time you should try and visit. It is one crazy impressive piece of equipment. They are running a lot of interesting experiments.
4:00 same can be said about every improvement we've made as a society! We we're making substantial progress in almost everything, then the soviet union fell and the western world got fat and lazy at their victory party. We're reaping what we sowed! ( complacency)
If we're going to categorize big planets and small planets I think I found a really good name for the small ones like Pluto; let's call them dwarf planets
That description of flat earth at the start is the exact same description of the current model with different words. Habitable earth-Mediterranean, waters-sky, inhospitable mud- inhospitable space, ice-idk some kinda cmb analog, mountain range-edge of observable or inobservable universe
IH actually keeps them in his basement and calls them his little rats. For Thanksgiving all they had were the picked clean bones of the turkey. He feeds them once a month, and gives them just enough water to survive. They also pee in corners and scurry away quickly when you flash a light at them
"Why don't they just call them big planets and small planets?" That's... that's literally what they did... They just changed the small ones that aren't gravitaionally dominant in their orbits to dwarf planets. That's literally what you're complaining about for the entire segment and then you pose the same solution that they chose while under the consensus that what they did was stupid. xD
also IH, i wonder if you're at all interested in doing a D&D series of some sort. you've got a talent for collaborative storytelling, multiple good friends with which you have great chemistry, and a wonderfully rich voice that's suited for narrative (as demonstrated by storymode). not to mention the style of editing on this channel would make the visual aspects of such an endeavor uniquely entertaining. i think quite a few people, including myself, would be interested in seeing what sort of roleplaying shenanigans you could cook up. my favorite video of yours is definitely the horror movie bit with sumito where you both navigate horror cliches through roleplay. just a thought.
"call them the small planets" that's literally what they did bruh. they're called dwarf planets also Ceres was considered one of the main planets for several decades and schoolkids learned it
The bit about China's flag being great for Mars, another thing that would make it fit is that there's 1 big star, and 4 small stars. The big one is the sun, and Mars is the 4. planet. Boom! symbolism
Funny thing is, they are taking about magnets making a velocity to launch something to space, but Spinlaunch is already planning something similar with their Slingshot method.
These videos are great at reminding me that I probably know too much random nonsense, because I find myself frustratingly yelling random facts at Internet Historian every time one comes out.
One time as a child I paddled an air mattress to a tiny island way out in a giant lake. Once I got there i stepped on the shore and sunk knee deep in bird crap. So I totally buy the mud at the edge of the world theory
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20:33 "why don't they name them the big planets and the small planets and be done with it?" That's literally exactly what they're doing with the term dwarf planet hahaha
So my main take away from this video was that Ordinary Things did a Ted Talk which I've just now watched. And my main take away from *that* that has no one seriously found out his real name by now? I am kidding of course the Ted Talk was very interesting do go check it out.
" They've been sending people to space, when they should have sent space, to people!" Hahahaha I was like, he's right tho, why didn't we thibk of that lolol
I think about that dog we sent to space with no plans to get it home a lot. Apparently they found dogs that were strays in Moscow because it was assumed they'd be tougher and better at handling the cold. Laika basically means "barker" because she would bark loudly
however bad you think laika's fate was, it was probably worse than what you're imagining. won't go into details but it was a very unpleasant time inside that capsule, and supposedly russia has recorded audio of her final moments, so there's another cool thing to think about.
"Why don't we just call them the big planets and the small planets and be done with it." If only there was a term that meant "small planet"... Something like "dwarf planet" or something...
"why don't you just call them the big planets and the small planets and be done with it?" kings they do that, they're called the planets and dwarf planets.
My grandpa has a lot of stories about the space race in the 60s, and one of my favorites he’s told me is when all of the physicists and engineers responsible for getting the rocket off earth couldn’t figure out how to get the fuel tank to be light enough to lift off but big enough to hold the necessary fuel because it was just a little bit too heavy. Then a painter suggested not painting the tank and that somehow took off enough weight for the math to check out lmao.
If anyone wants to know about some underrated space shows here's two that I know: The Expanse series on Amazon Prime Video. Based on a book series it takes place centuries in the future in our solar system where war between the United Nations of Earth and the Martian Congressional Republic are in the brink of war. While the Belters are oppressed by both governments varies terrorist groups form the Outer Planets Alliance to attempt independence. All the while an alien life form threatens the existence of humanity. Praised for depicting life and combat in space vary accurately. Note: the books were written when it was assumed there was not much water in space, now we know there's plenty. For All Mankind on Apple TV (an original). An alternate timeline where the late 1960s the Soviets get to the Moon first. The Space Race continues as both the U.S. and the U.S.S.R one-up each other in space colonization. Water is discovered on the Moon 50 years earlier, helium-3 stops climate change, economic priorities are geared towards space exploration and communism becomes more mainstream around the world. There are probably some others but I don't know them.
@Jay Eisenhardt there are different types of stars the really big ones are classifies as "supergiants" my point was if Pluto was classified as a planet then the moon would also classify as a planet.
@Jay Eisenhardt The are stars smaller than Jupiter. Size isn't what determines what a star is or isn't. There are too many of objects with size of Pluto. The very reason Pluto was classified as a planet was because its surface was brightest for an object that far out that could be detected with technology of the time, nothing to do with size. It's also specifically because of Pluto that scientists were pushing for redefine what planet is otherwise we should've gone instead of 9 to 28+ planets.
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We've always had big planets and small planets but they were known as Major planets and minor planets before astronomers voted to have planets and dwarf planets and decided the universe has only eight planets.
The Helium shortage no longer exists, it was more an economics type thing than supply, since helium is a byproduct of natural gas extraction from the ground, and a new to extract just the helium from natural gas reserves has been found so you don't need to worry about continued use of fossil fuels for helium extraction.
20:31 “Why don’t you call them the big planets and the small planets” or maybe rather than small planets they call them ‘dwarf planets’… oh wait, they did do that…
I love that they half discover some genuine space travel ideas like magnetic catapults and space tethers, then just imagine the worst ways possible to implement them
"Just teach the kids all the big planets and ignore the small ones!" But.. but isn't that literally what dwarf planet classification is for? Which still means Pluto isn't a "real" planet.
I love the idea that there were just a bunch of scientists in a room like "I don't care about Pluto, we can't be adding more planets to the solar system! We'll look dumb!"
@NewPaulActs17 There is difference between having moons/objects in orbit and having objects in the neighborhood. Having clear neighborhood means that there are no objects around that are NOT ORBITING the planet. So our Moon is orbiting the Earth, Jupiter's moons are orbiting Jupiter, however Pluto is too small to clear the neighborhood, and so there are objects around it that are not orbiting Pluto, they are just flying around orbiting the Sun, just like Pluto. Charon is also not strictly speaking orbiting Pluto, they are kinda orbiting each other and so like IH said in the video, if you want to consider Pluto a planet you'd have to consider it a binary Charon-Pluto planet, not to mention the dozens and dozens of other objects that would all suddenly classify.
@NewPaulActs17 because then planets would basically just be anything spherical that orbits a star. Like if Pluto is a planet then every round moon is a planet.
“Just go the speed of light- then push the accelerator a little more.” This man has single-handedly solved physics.
@Keila Fleischbein anytime I think of Rich Evans as SpaceCop in SpaceCop I smile and laugh so this could now be considered a joke. Watch out
@DiscipleofPentagon because now isn't now, that was then. This is now
Ah the old "remove the governor Bolt from the accelerator cable" theory. As a Professor of Logic down at the University of Science
I can confirm,
this is a great stride for the field
I guess you see the humor.
How ridiculously funny.
I guess if our planet can handle almost infinite density and mass...well, we're all set!
These guys know this. They're smart dudes.
I want to force pokimane
Whenever I see you have a new video i leave it until Friday evening after work, grab a beer and have a good laugh watching it through. I always enjoy your content and discovered your channels during the pandemic, and through your the channels of your collaborators who are also excellent. You've lifted my spirits through some hard times buddy, so thanks a million! :)
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wow. That's so cool to know
Wholesome asf
Good on yous man
@mags your just jealous I'm living the life of my dreams doing whatever I want all day while you're stuck at work. suffering and alone.
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I know Internet Historian thought he was making an outlandish proposal for a launch system in the CERN bit but SpinLaunch is essential what he described and is actually getting rockets off the ground
@AakeTraak hahaha, you can put it on your skyscraper suspended from an orbiting asteroid 🤣
@Voodoo already the governments standard business model.
@Tillman Gressitt But, hey. If you put a tube on the spinning room up to the edge of space it wouldn't need a seal. I'm genious. Is the edge of space that far up, really?
@______ Launching small payloads is waaay cheaper if you just launch a lot of them at once on a larger launch vehicle.
Spinlaunch is a meme. The benefit of the launch velocity is barely worth anything. It would be far cheaper and far easier to design payloads for a launch vehicle that just had a low performance solid motor instead of getting launched from the accelerator they're trying to build.
I love how when IH is talking about the space race, he's saying "we beat them" despite him being Australian lol
@Hecatom The US won the space race because the moon landing was a more difficult feat than anything the soviets accomplished
@Ryan Flood so America beat the shit out of his dad and every year he has a party celebrating that time he beat the shit out of his dad for being a dick?
@Ryan Flood Interesting take. Australia and USA are both English colonies. If anything Australia would be the child and the US would be the brother. England has never seen Australia as a equal
IH is kiwi isn't he?
@Jack Hazardous why would anyone pretend to be american either?
I know I’m about to grin for 22 straight minutes when Internet Historian and Ordinary Things get together. Thanks guys!!!
there's no need to dickride.
You're welcome? 🙄
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sick gameplay in this vid I can’t wait to see you hit more insane shots
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Someone’s been taking notes from the Spiffing Brit
@Ethan Bash That does most definitely get picked up by the algorithm, erroneously. This isn't a gaming video. That's the whole point what are you smoking?
@Trixy Lizard no
If you look closely starting at 4:35 there is about 4 seconds of gameplay used in that bit by Ambiguousamphibian. Not sure if 4 seconds of another channel's gaming video used for a short bit makes for this being a proper gaming video but nevertheless, shouts out to his game play channel!!
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Heres a fun fact. Anatoli Bugorski is an ex russian particle physicist who ended up inside a particle collider while it was still running. The particle pierced his skull and he alledgedly saw a bright light like looking at the sun. He is still alive today and has somehow outlived the said particle collider that shot him.
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Tbf it is easy to outlive any piece of Russian technology.
“Why don’t we just call them the big planets and small planets.”
Congratulations you just explained the dwarf planet classification.
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As a person who is not actively working for CERN but has in the past. You can get a guided tour into the area where the LHC (Large Hadron Collider) is. Unfortunately you can't, to my knowledge, put anything into the pipes the size of poop. It's a pretty airtight vacuum in there. About as vacuum as we can make vacuums.
Also it's one sometimes, so don't go in when it's on or you'll die of radiation poisoning :)
Good luck
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@Sigurd Jensen Still plenty helpful! I barely a Phsyicist or an engineer, just genuinely curious. I basically wanted to work on a sci fi story that uses a made up element and explores subjects such as transhumanism, AI and the like in a Thriving Utopia / of a Metropolis using a made up element. I know " real original", I just wanted to get some pointers from people in the field.
@Ty_teynium I am not sure I understand the question. Many parts of the world already use nuclear energy for everyday use with a nuclear reactor.
If you mean particle fission, using that as an every day energy source seems like a bad idea as the tech is right now, due to radiation, and the fairly high risk of malfunction resulting in meltdown and a lot of radiation spilling out.
Fission is a process used for heating stuff up, which wouldn't do much for our modern appliances which rely on electricity. A fission reactor converts water into steam pushing a magnet, creating electricity. To create something like that for an everyday appliance wouldn't work because we don't have enough uranium on earth for it.
The other method is fusion. This is an expensive process, but it is much safer than fission. It requires a lot of energy input, but afterwards it becomes self-sufficient. This is not really doable for a local small appliance in real life.
If we go more into a science fantasy setting, a house could have a fusion reactor which is always running, which you could connect your household appliances to. As for batteries there could be a fusion reactor in their place, but to start the reaction you'd need to harvest some energy from the main reactor. That said, some radiation is still present for fusion, so the appliances would have to be properly insulated.
I do not believe it would make sense with the current methods for converting heat into electricity, and having any reactor in your home, seems like a huge liability, and the amount of either radioactive material you'd have to carry around, or the amount of water you'd need would be annoying.
TL;DR: Fission is dangerous, fusion is delicate. Neither would be convenient in a car/phone/hair dryer, and a local reactor in a house seems silly, because you could just make the same reactor, slightly bigger, and provide multiple houses (which is what we do already).
All this said, I don't actually know much about the subject, I am only an engineer after all, not a physicist.
I have been working on a story incorporating some elements of Sci fi involving Nuclear and Particle energy. One question I've had was is how safe or convenient is it for everyday use? What are some things to keep in mind when studying it, and what are some unanswered/ unsolved issues regarding its uses?
Edit: Okay, so turns out I've had a *few* question 😄
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i love when the editor makes his own jokes. the battery in the ocean killed me
This is the first time someone in a video set off our Alexa, and it pulled up a mixed playlist of Who Let the Dogs Out. Well played, sir.
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Not just once, but twice he calls the firmament a "filament."
What a legend.
Or maybe he's dumb?
@DubyaDubya That's why I think it's bait.
I had to double check the first time.
I laughed so hard at that flub--especially since the earlier joke about "nobody thinks you're smart!" Internet Historian, you madman, we love you.
What if that's exactly what he meant.
There are only two persons on earth who can do advertising correctly - Ryan Reynolds and the Internet Historian.
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I like to imagine they freeze you, send you to alpha Centauri, but when you wake up... You find out that during that time they invented wormhole travel, and have already colonized the system before you got there.
Pretty sure this is a bot guys
@PlebNC what's gonna be the conflict? The protagonist stays frozen until the end
Basically Elite Dangerous' Generation Ships.
@Shoug Honestly agreed, like Ordinary Things said in the video, in any other case you wake up after 100 years and then just die there because it's a barebones wasteland with no chance of survival. If I get sent there now then they better colonize that shit before I arrive.
That would be a great relief, right? Like, you thought you were embarking on an arduous and perilous mission to colonize space, and then you wake up and it's all done. That's like best case scenario.
a field of muk followed by miles and miles of tundra leading to a mysterious cursed mountain range is actually kinda cool
It's called "Russia".
As someone studying astronomy for my Major, the third criteria that the IAU added to demote dwarf planets has always driven me insane.
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@Drew Feille it's kind of a tautological, but still useful, statement that asteroid belts are made up of asteroids, so a planet can't be part of an asteroid belt. That then gives a minimum size for planets based on their Hill radius, in a roundabout way.
Planetary scientists are such nerds. Imagine not studying stars and galaxies.
@Drew Feille The other interesting bit is the prevailing theory that Ceres was previously the core of a rocky planet which got destroyed at some point in the past, likely due to all the debris in that band of the solar system
@Phoenia Ah, I wasn't aware of that. I thought I'd read it was a Kuiper belt object that got captured
Im pretty sure i've rewatched all his videos more than 5 times at this point there's, just something so relaxing about his voice and the weird shit he is spewing out.
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Yeah same, especially incognito mode, think I might prefer incognito mode to the main channel stuff lol
I can't believe nobody has mentioned Ordinary naming a cube-shaped Earth "Cuba" at 19:20. That's brilliant and it has gone completely unacknowledged.
"Cube Earth" he says
@Matt yeah its cube earth
@Matt
OK, so I'm not crazy.
@Matt Yeah me too...
sounds like "cube Earth" to me
8:52 I realize this is a bit of a jest, but I feel like I have to point out that a bunch of short ropes linked end to end is the same strength as one long rope. That's what long ropes are.
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I am 100% convinced that the guy in the picture is a time traveller who intentionally aliased himself as "John Batman" during the first inception of Australia as a Prison Colony so that he can name everything over his favorite superhero while doing a little bit of morally ambiguous trolling since it's the early 17-18th Century in world history
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one thing i love about the "do aliens exist?" debate is how someone approaches it. like if both parties believe that life on earth is very unique and know how massive the universe is there is two ways to argue their belief/non-belief in aliens: "our life and existence on earth is so unique that it is impossible to recreate it in a similar way anywhereelse in the universe" and the other being "the universe is so massive and unknown to us that it is impossible to be the lone intelligent lifeform" - either way i love theorizing about this topic.
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This was an entertaining video, and I never knew that facet of the flat earth stuff. Goes to show that at any given time there is a difference in beliefs between plebs and intellectuals.
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I will always cherish these rare moments when Internet Historian comes out of his cave to release more magic into the world.
@MrMaselko Is he still there?
Last time he even told us about the cave
Hear, hear!
@Lucas Rueda Is Wendigoon STILL in there?
You know who didn't get out of his cave?
I never tire of the sublime editing, plus you and Mr.Things have extra... *ordinary* chemistry 😏
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I love how he invented a space elevator in like the worst but still feasible way ever.
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@Mark Aspen For the Earth ship to traverse across space water, would that mean that the inside is hollow and that is what allows us to float?
Ship Earth Theory, the Earth is a giant ship floating on space water that we need to anchor down
Clearly all we need is the elevator from Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator.
No he didn't: the problem remains tensile strength. Parts of the cable are being help up because they are suborbital. Earth's gravity and rotation means no material can hold such a cable together.
Using the moon as shown makes it MUCH worse because there is a lot more cable with a suborbital period (which therefore must be held up be the cable)
If it’s as big as a planet, but cube shaped, I would definitely say that’s an ancient alien megastructure.
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You reminded me of Laika and I do not like to be reminded as her story is always changing based on who is telling it. But one thing is for certain - she was the best astronaut and always will be.
Sidenote: I am surprised you mentioned the poles of Mars and magnetic launches of shuttles but not stabilising Mars with a magnetosphere that would help with the storms as the theory is that putting magnetic arrays on the poles would do so. And, the best place to land on Mars is anywhere near a stable underground lava tube because it a wide enough can work as a base. There could be water downwards as well we do not know. I'd like Venus explored more as it turns out most of our assumptions about it were wrong but getting anything there is a hurdle.
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Hey, sorry for the bother, why is Laika the best astronaut? Not questioning, but I'm more into astronomy and constellations than space exploration, so I'm curious on your take on it. Also because my father had a dog which was named after her (Lord, she was huge then).
I will always cherish these rare moments when Internet Historian comes out of his cave to release more magic into the world.
@Tisto Almenio isn't podcast defined as episodic audio recordings of discussions?
The heavy editting of these videos kinda betrays that "audio" part I think.
Or are you talking about some other series from him?
@Tisto Almenio You do realize this video is basically a podcast with some edits for visuals right?
Unfortunately, it looks like he's going the "podcast" route. Snoozefest...
We're very lucky because as a previous video showed, when people go into caves they don't always come out again.
...Too soon?
The thing about the whole CERN launcher idea is that we’ve already thought of it with the concept of mass driver cannons. It could legitimately work.
*Did you guys hear about the manhole the Americans might have shot into space?*
They used nearly the full force of an atom bomb to project it!
If they did shoot it into space, it would've predated the Soviets' Sputnik launch!
Ironically, There is a company that literally has the same idea as them for cern. Literally fling things into space by rotating them super fast and letting momentum carry it. It actually has promise
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Imagine we're the first sentience to enter space and by like millions of years of heads-up, and we end up the end boss of the galaxy.
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Can you imagine how bored humanity would be if we found out we were top dog?
it's so funny hearing the historian and mr ordinary things call the large hadron collider "the cern" for three minutes straight. that's like calling a space rocket "the nasa" lmao
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or like when your mom would refer to everything remotely tech-related as "the nintendo"
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I know right? This is why you leave it to professionals like Elon Mars.
Actually, that rule kind of does target Pluto. I wouldn't be surprised if we found "binary planetary systems" one day, where it's an object much bigger than Pluto, but shares its orbit with another planet like Pluto.
I’m honestly really impressed by this argument for Pluto still being a planet. Like they didn’t have to do them like that. You clearly did your research
haha, including the mass effect space map theme was a very nice touch, love it
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my favorite model of the universe is an old greek one. guy thought the solar system was a tine o beans. earth at the center, everything rotated around it, and the stars were holes poked in this giant cylinder that had the planets in it/ everything outside that cylinder was just infinite fire, and thats why the starts were bright. its so fucking funny.
Australia is kind of like a dwarf continent, as it was unable to pull in the contents of Oceania to form a proper landmass. Count your lucky stars that NASA hasn't taken you off the map yet.
@Mike Sendec LOL!
@That Freedom Guy well I have a plate if you can't even afford to put anything on it
@That Freedom Guy sounds like continent copium
@Klobi for President Considering their PM, GOOD.
@Aidan Literally the same thing
What about a focused magnet station on the moon that attracts the ships the moment they get out of Earth's atmosphere. Then they can slingshot off the moon toward mars?
Don’t forget that when Eris was discovered, it was a candidate for a tenth planet. It was soon found to be smaller than they thought but still slightly larger than Pluto. Haumea, Makemake, and a couple other known objects are also comparable. The rationale was that they needed a new category for these Kuiper Belt and Oort Cloud objects. It feels like an arbitrary distinction to me, though.
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Not really, since the logic is sound, those are bodies on their orbits that have not cleaned it
@I don't know you'd hate Hawaii that's for sure
I'm glad dwarf planets are out because they all have really shitty names, like Haumea and Makemake
For the space elevator, you're right that you can basically just pull things across it if you have a strong enough rope and it's anchored in the right place.
Anchored in the right place means geostationary orbit. You still have to fight Earth's gravity to climb up it but it's waaaaay easier than putting things into orbit with rockets. The moon isn't in geostationary orbit so we generally think about using an asteroid or artificial station as the anchor.
The strong enough rope is the big problem. Even carbon nanotubes aren't strong enough.
They are actually making a spinning launch system for orbital rockets. It seems really cool.
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The important thing is, no matter what we choose to do with all that space, I think we can all agree a nice rug and coffee table will really help tie the room together... and maybe a lamp.
@bornana gaming fuckn-A
A nice pizza oven for the weekend with the boys
That rug really tied the room together
Maybe the answer to space was the friends we made along the way?
@Vincent Valentine I unironically have all these things in my living room, did I use my space properly?
I like how they basically described a fallout style random loot encounter for space. Dead bodies, cola, and a gun. If that isn’t something I’d likely find together in fallout then I dunno what is.
Also I think another few things about Pluto is it’s mildly elliptical and has a tilted axis.
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Starfield be like
"If the space is so big, why won't it fight me?"
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Can we talk about how genius of a gag it is to have a green screen on the moon, so you can fake the moon landing
Was as entertaining as Super Mario Galaxy and just as accurate on space.^^
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raycon's noise cancelling is so competent that raycon have never heard a complaint since their earphones were introduced
@motifcycle Damn bro where did you get something like those?
I got these baller earbuds last week. They come attached to a wire so you don't even have to charge them!
@jffry890 funny enough i bought some cheap chinese raycon knockoffs for like 1/3rd the price of the regular ones. and they sound better than the actual ones. also better waterproofing so i can use them in the shower.
the raycons in my back yard wont stop screeching and fighting in the middle of the night
I heard raycons are pretty shit
6:53 I like that idea. Make a giant vertical tube underground and at the bottem was a capsule. Using magnets to propel the shutttle up thru the tube and ultimately give a giant fuck you to the sky. Brilliant
The acceleration into space is a real thing! Real Engineering did a video on it 4 months ago. For Satellites though
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This is the only channel I could watch an entire 20 minute video of and still not know what's going on
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9:30 holy fuck. isnt that like a great way to generate shitloads of free energy? think about it. just have the moon pull something on this infinite railtrack that goes around the earth? RIGHT? what am I missing?
I used to work at CERN. While the LHC is not running you may be able to book tours to the detectors. (Those are the places where the particle streams colide)
If you go to Geneva some time you should try and visit. It is one crazy impressive piece of equipment.
They are running a lot of interesting experiments.
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You clearly missed the bit where they want to go there to use it as a loo and presumably launch that into space.
Stop making my friend's pocket watch break
Experiments like opening portals to the lizard dimension. Nah I’m good I’ll just stay in my basement
That's really cool. If I ever tour Europe someday, I'll remember this.
4:00 same can be said about every improvement we've made as a society! We we're making substantial progress in almost everything, then the soviet union fell and the western world got fat and lazy at their victory party. We're reaping what we sowed! ( complacency)
If we're going to categorize big planets and small planets I think I found a really good name for the small ones like Pluto; let's call them dwarf planets
That description of flat earth at the start is the exact same description of the current model with different words. Habitable earth-Mediterranean, waters-sky, inhospitable mud- inhospitable space, ice-idk some kinda cmb analog, mountain range-edge of observable or inobservable universe
The editors must be doing inhumane hours for 2 IH videos to be out on the same day
@Delvinfortreasure Thank you kind sir.
@Mygg Jeager it's on his storymode channel
I doubt it, the editing on this one was a bit lacking compared to other In The Fields sadly :/
@Purple Perfection do they celet thanksgiving in new zeaustraland?
IH actually keeps them in his basement and calls them his little rats. For Thanksgiving all they had were the picked clean bones of the turkey. He feeds them once a month, and gives them just enough water to survive. They also pee in corners and scurry away quickly when you flash a light at them
"Why don't they just call them big planets and small planets?"
That's... that's literally what they did... They just changed the small ones that aren't gravitaionally dominant in their orbits to dwarf planets. That's literally what you're complaining about for the entire segment and then you pose the same solution that they chose while under the consensus that what they did was stupid. xD
"you know when you're a pirate"
Excellent callback.
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also IH, i wonder if you're at all interested in doing a D&D series of some sort. you've got a talent for collaborative storytelling, multiple good friends with which you have great chemistry, and a wonderfully rich voice that's suited for narrative (as demonstrated by storymode). not to mention the style of editing on this channel would make the visual aspects of such an endeavor uniquely entertaining. i think quite a few people, including myself, would be interested in seeing what sort of roleplaying shenanigans you could cook up. my favorite video of yours is definitely the horror movie bit with sumito where you both navigate horror cliches through roleplay. just a thought.
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"call them the small planets" that's literally what they did bruh. they're called dwarf planets
also Ceres was considered one of the main planets for several decades and schoolkids learned it
The bit about China's flag being great for Mars, another thing that would make it fit is that there's 1 big star, and 4 small stars. The big one is the sun, and Mars is the 4. planet. Boom! symbolism
Speaking of space love: you forgot to mention that in zero gravity, doggystyle and reverse cowgirl are the same thing. Think about it...
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Funny thing is, they are taking about magnets making a velocity to launch something to space, but Spinlaunch is already planning something similar with their Slingshot method.
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These videos are great at reminding me that I probably know too much random nonsense, because I find myself frustratingly yelling random facts at Internet Historian every time one comes out.
One time as a child I paddled an air mattress to a tiny island way out in a giant lake.
Once I got there i stepped on the shore and sunk knee deep in bird crap. So I totally buy the mud at the edge of the world theory
@Squeewa Vile squeewa
@Jebber gross furry
@relaxation station I was 9. That should answer all your questions
So you started the pandemic lolol
Hey guys 🤝. Our Saviour Jesus Christ died so that we will live. Jesus said, "I'm the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me". John 14:6.
20:33 "why don't they name them the big planets and the small planets and be done with it?" That's literally exactly what they're doing with the term dwarf planet hahaha
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So my main take away from this video was that Ordinary Things did a Ted Talk which I've just now watched.
And my main take away from *that* that has no one seriously found out his real name by now?
I am kidding of course the Ted Talk was very interesting do go check it out.
" They've been sending people to space, when they should have sent space, to people!"
Hahahaha I was like, he's right tho, why didn't we thibk of that lolol
“Why don’t you just call them the big planets and the small planets?”
What do you think dwarf planet means?
I think about that dog we sent to space with no plans to get it home a lot. Apparently they found dogs that were strays in Moscow because it was assumed they'd be tougher and better at handling the cold. Laika basically means "barker" because she would bark loudly
@Zorro9129 that sounds like an anime title. "How I Went From Being Homeless to a Galactic Emperor."
however bad you think laika's fate was, it was probably worse than what you're imagining. won't go into details but it was a very unpleasant time inside that capsule, and supposedly russia has recorded audio of her final moments, so there's another cool thing to think about.
Just think of how many jobs that dog could have gotten if it nailed this opportunity though. No ordinary dog can do that.
Poor Laika. :(
Harrowing.
"Why didn't we call Ceres a planet?"
We did! We called it a planet when we first discovered it. Then we discovered the rest of the asteroid belt.
"Why don't we just call them the big planets and the small planets and be done with it." If only there was a term that meant "small planet"... Something like "dwarf planet" or something...
i love, absolutely love how he depicted the switch there.
very nice
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"why don't you just call them the big planets and the small planets and be done with it?" kings they do that, they're called the planets and dwarf planets.
My grandpa has a lot of stories about the space race in the 60s, and one of my favorites he’s told me is when all of the physicists and engineers responsible for getting the rocket off earth couldn’t figure out how to get the fuel tank to be light enough to lift off but big enough to hold the necessary fuel because it was just a little bit too heavy. Then a painter suggested not painting the tank and that somehow took off enough weight for the math to check out lmao.
@Mahfi K exactly, it increases the speed by at least 20%, this is a scientifically accurate statement and no i will not provide sources
@DominatorofGAMING with flame paint job it goes faster
@DominatorofGAMING I mean that's like asking "why shower before a date?".
But if they had painted the rocket red, we'd have gone to Mars. RED WUNZ GO FASTA
If it ain't red does it go fast
If anyone wants to know about some underrated space shows here's two that I know:
The Expanse series on Amazon Prime Video. Based on a book series it takes place centuries in the future in our solar system where war between the United Nations of Earth and the Martian Congressional Republic are in the brink of war. While the Belters are oppressed by both governments varies terrorist groups form the Outer Planets Alliance to attempt independence. All the while an alien life form threatens the existence of humanity. Praised for depicting life and combat in space vary accurately. Note: the books were written when it was assumed there was not much water in space, now we know there's plenty.
For All Mankind on Apple TV (an original). An alternate timeline where the late 1960s the Soviets get to the Moon first. The Space Race continues as both the U.S. and the U.S.S.R one-up each other in space colonization. Water is discovered on the Moon 50 years earlier, helium-3 stops climate change, economic priorities are geared towards space exploration and communism becomes more mainstream around the world.
There are probably some others but I don't know them.
This is by far the best IH combo. MORE ORDINARY THINGS!!!
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Unironically IH described exactly how some of the Hadron Collider works with his ship launching idea.
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So you can't even have any particles that have mass move at the speed of light, because of physics or something I don't know...
"They should just separate them into big planets and small planets." That's... literally what it means to be a dwarf planet...
@Jay Eisenhardt there are different types of stars the really big ones are classifies as "supergiants" my point was if Pluto was classified as a planet then the moon would also classify as a planet.
@Jay Eisenhardt The are stars smaller than Jupiter. Size isn't what determines what a star is or isn't.
There are too many of objects with size of Pluto. The very reason Pluto was classified as a planet was because its surface was brightest for an object that far out that could be detected with technology of the time, nothing to do with size.
It's also specifically because of Pluto that scientists were pushing for redefine what planet is otherwise we should've gone instead of 9 to 28+ planets.
@Wave mercury orbits a star, the moons orbit planets, there's the doffwrence
@Filip Bitala they don't orbit stars they orbit júpiter which it orbits a star
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"Just call them the big planets and small planets"
That's why we have dwarf planets
We've always had big planets and small planets but they were known as Major planets and minor planets before astronomers voted to have planets and dwarf planets and decided the universe has only eight planets.
someone actually did sit inside a particle accelerator (well his head went in) and got hit by a particle so it wouldnt be the first time
The Helium shortage no longer exists, it was more an economics type thing than supply, since helium is a byproduct of natural gas extraction from the ground, and a new to extract just the helium from natural gas reserves has been found so you don't need to worry about continued use of fossil fuels for helium extraction.
20:31 “Why don’t you call them the big planets and the small planets” or maybe rather than small planets they call them ‘dwarf planets’… oh wait, they did do that…
20:29 "why don't you call them the big planets and the small planets?"
the people who classified Pluto as a dwarf planet: "?????"
Damn, I was kinda hoping they'd talk about Operation Paperclip and the hilarious implications that come with it.
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The sound of capital class ship jumping out of hyperspace made my day. Thank you Internet Historian.
Not all planets are spheres though, they found a planet that's more the shape of a rugby ball.
I love that they half discover some genuine space travel ideas like magnetic catapults and space tethers, then just imagine the worst ways possible to implement them
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This was very funny and informative XD I clicked new to me, and found you today!
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Never thought id hear sea of thieves music in a space video, love it!
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"Just teach the kids all the big planets and ignore the small ones!"
But.. but isn't that literally what dwarf planet classification is for?
Which still means Pluto isn't a "real" planet.
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I never got the space suit In space, there’s space in the suit while you’re in space inside a space suit, but if you leave that space you’re in space.
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I love the idea that there were just a bunch of scientists in a room like "I don't care about Pluto, we can't be adding more planets to the solar system! We'll look dumb!"
@NewPaulActs17 There is difference between having moons/objects in orbit and having objects in the neighborhood. Having clear neighborhood means that there are no objects around that are NOT ORBITING the planet. So our Moon is orbiting the Earth, Jupiter's moons are orbiting Jupiter, however Pluto is too small to clear the neighborhood, and so there are objects around it that are not orbiting Pluto, they are just flying around orbiting the Sun, just like Pluto. Charon is also not strictly speaking orbiting Pluto, they are kinda orbiting each other and so like IH said in the video, if you want to consider Pluto a planet you'd have to consider it a binary Charon-Pluto planet, not to mention the dozens and dozens of other objects that would all suddenly classify.
@NewPaulActs17 what a clown
@Stoned Viking ben kenobi- from a certain point of view...
@NewPaulActs17 because then planets would basically just be anything spherical that orbits a star.
Like if Pluto is a planet then every round moon is a planet.
@Gavin Wilson because we like to argue over meta thought. There is no practicality
"One rope is not gunna stay strong"
"Two ropes" 🤣
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The true mystery of the universe is the friends we made along the way
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When I go to Mars I'm bringing a Declaration of Independence
IH getting mad props for an upload, I'm out here waiting for the next house flipper stream on 'live laugh live' x
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