Physicist Answers Your Most Asked Questions on Google

What physics related questions are people asking on Google? Why not ask a physicist?

Hey guys, I'm back with a bit more of a chilled out, sit down and chat, style video. In this one, I'm searching the most asked questions on Google regarding physics and physicists, and answering those to the best of my ability for you. I made this video as a little commemoration of the fact that we have hit 8000 subscribers on this channel!! WHAT!

Now some of the questions I answer in this video are: Why do physicists hate engineers? Why do physicists hate chemists? Do physicists make a lot of money? Why is physics so boring? Why is physics so interesting? Why is physics important? Why do physicists use models?

My question to you is: what other fictional universes would you like me to try and analyse in the same fashion? Let me know in the comments down below.

Also, for those of you that used to enjoy my vlogs back in the day, when I was vlogging my uni life, guess what? I've started vlogging again! This time it's on IGTV though, so follow me on Instagram @parthvlogs.

See you soon!

[ryanfisher]

My dad told me a joke and I thought of this vid.

There's a Mathematician, a Physicist, and an Engineer. All are tasked with finding out how tall a tower is. The Mathematician gets straight to work. He waits until 12:00 and measures the length of the towers shadow and angle of the sun, then uses trig to find the opposite length.

The physicist realized he doesnt need a clear sunny sky and he climbs to the top of the tower with an apple and a stop watch. He measures how long it takes the apple to hit the floor and derives how far the apple travelled. The Engineer looks at his two friends going about their business bemusedly. He picks up his phone and asks the Architect how tall his tower is!

[qasimalam]

why do physicists make fun of engineers
*cough* *cough* sheldon cooper

[anonymous.youtuber]

As an engineer that had some introductory physics courses later, I realized engineers often use a simplified view on physics because they’re constantly under pressure to get something actually working. Very often managers don’t care if engineers truly understand what they’re doing in a scientific way, as long as they produce results. Personally I came to the conclusion that everything is about physics, even chemistry.

[LuisAldamiz]

A year later: almost 80, 000...

And very well deserved, I must say.

[benjanes]

Physics was traditionally a subcategory of philosophy, which took advantage of mathematical principles to prove its theories. Before the 20th Century physics was referred to as natural philosophy. If you're looking for purity, philosophy and math would be the place to go, not just math.

[nabeelakhter]

I have been here since the channel had 2k subscribers and I am honestly too happy for you bro...You're the most inspirational and original College and Science Vlogger on YouTube right now...You're gonna be great Bro😊

[tuanhungang]

thank you so much parth g, you make me love quantum physics

[randomshorts]

How about you analysing popye the sailor man, Scooby Doo, power Puff girls, dexter's laboratory, Been ten, Pokemon, beyblade and dragon Ball z ( I really loved these during my childhood)I hope u consider some of these recommendations and yeah congratulations for touching 8k subscribers 😊

[rohansrinivasan]

The intro given to us in the "first" class of undergraduate physics included that Physics is the study of models of reality with predictive capabilities that can be verified independently.

[navyyaaguptaa]

hey i have a video suggestion for you: reacting on the big bang theory physics scene

[mohamedabdellatif]

Wow man congrats!! 100K subs in a year 🙌🏻🙌🏻 keep up the good work

[nirjharbhattacharjee_lkjh]

Some physicists do use little bit of chemistry. E.g, those working on experimental condensed matter physics often have to fabricate micro/nano devices which involves using chemical processes.

[meghdeshmukh]

Wonderful Video, really enjoyed it!! Thank you so much for making this video.

[coldblaze]

That thumbnail answers the question. Physicists make fun of engineers because engineers make more money than physicists. Envy 😪
Yours truly,
An engineer

[Elrog]

Physics and engineering and male dominated because the most introverted people are generally the ones that find them more appealing. Both are focused more on the world than on people. Males on average are slightly more introverted than females. Selecting for the extreme ends of the spectrum greatly exaggerates that tendency. Imagine two overlapping bell curve distributions of people based on how introverted they are. One for males and one for females. Introversion is increasing as you move to the right. The female one is shifted slightly to the left of the male one. If you chop off the right side of this diagram (the people who become physicist and engineers), you get overwhelmingly males.

[oriongurtner]

I’d like to add in my two cents on one of those questions:
“Do physicists go crazy?”

The answer is yes, all physicists go crazy

Then they come back

With answers

(Sometimes)

[green]

This is one of my favourite fizzler youtube channels

[MrMas]

Wanted to actually hear a proper answer to do physicists need real analysis 🤣

[dhruvalshah]

I also didn't knew about fizzlers, haha!😂

[simallinjara]

If you could explain the physics behind iron man’s suit, that’d be great. I’m working on a project that works around aircrafts. I need to know about how the thrust actually takes place and in what conditions. Thanks
Also, would love to meet you in Cambridge sometime. Thumbs up for the videos!!