Ted Ed videos be like...

This is a draft! I made this months ago but never got art to finish it. I figured I may as well upload it for fun.

[Kenadian]

For those who don't know, this is a microsoft paint draft I could never finish. If you wanna animate this yourself I don't mind at all. Consider it public domain lol

[mite]

I love how you just stop being a character midway through as you just watch the madness unfold lol

[AlpixRezzie]

“double it and give it to the next person” was the part that broke me

[verylostdoommarauder]

I love how this is every riddle, logic puzzle, and paradox shoved into one.

[kathrynjones]

This is someone dozing off and having a fever dream after binge watching a ton of Ted ed puzzles.

[HFIAPY]

"The test isn't that hard"

The test:

[bencemate]

I love how oddly menacing it is when you reveal that "child 4 is not perfectly rational and did not previously exist"

[dootdoodle]

this felt actually coherent at first and then devolved into what can only be described as the child of an acid trip and a fever dream

[iii]

The amount of references to theorems paradoxes and equations is incredible, this truly took lots of time

[al-oqob]

I like how the children are blind but can see the dice roll and do all kinds of tasks

[whiz]

I think my favorite is Child 2, being perfectly rational, knowing the answer to Child 3's question for the coconuts but not answering it right because he always lies.

[MaxRainos]

Why is the ted-ed voice lowkey so smooth. Like I often hear people ask if you had a nararator who would voice it I'm going with the Ted-ed guy.

[annettesharma]

I love how we just objectively decide that you don’t know Morse code and I know there’s that one dud watching the video going “Hey, I know Morse code!”

[henriouellet]

This has like, a million different references to trolley problem, shrodinger's cat, prisonner's dilemma, the one with the island where everyone has green eyes, a lot of different stuff. This is ridiculously crazy and I love it!

[GolfcuBebe]

I love how he smoothly transitions to another statement without even explaining the last one. It truly feels like a fever dream

[Crummymattress]

"Now talk amongst your table mates about what we just watched."

[jorgesaxon]

3 doors 0:00
monty hall 2:03
Hilbert paradox 2:26
Rokos basilisk 2:33
Topology cows 2:48
??? 3:02
Unexpected Hanging Paradox 3:06
??? 3:19
Prisioner dilema 3:45
Coconut Analogy 4:11
Piniochio 4:42
schrodingers cat 4:45
grandfathers paradox 4:53
ship of theseus 5:25
Floyd’s Cycle Finding Algorithm 5:52
the lightswitch/locker problem 6:01
Riehman zeta hypotethis 6:39
Why *Do* They Call It Oven When You Of In The Cold Food Of Out Hot Eat The Food? Garfield 6:42
Ant on a rubber rope 6:46
Trolley problem 6:53

[guyontheinternet]

this is what algebra story problems sound like to me. on the brink of making sense only to then not make sense

[coltonlanger]

I remember this riddle from when I was little. It’s a bit confusing but very straightforward once you understand the basics!

[BasicallyBaconSandvichIV]

I'm glad somebody is as obsessed as I am about the weirdness of the Ted Riddle Cinematic Universe.