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[danielleroyer]

As a biology student the line "Evolution is not a process of improvement, it's a process of change" just fills me with so much joy

[idiotleg]

POV: You’re on your middle school field trip and your science teacher starts to go on a rant...

[sars]

Ollie : Lamarck was a Frenchman and he was like "Hon hon hon. I have solved ze mysterie".

And that's how we can be sure Ollie is an Englishman.

[HappyGingerWolf]

That moment where the "travelling salesman" correctly genders their son, then catches himself and intentionally misgenders him is so on point

[venusianblivet]

“There’s not enough food to go round, we must let poor people die” I proclaim to the other aristocrats during the evening feast.

[shiivainu]

The "concerned father" part was just the most beautiful and delicate representation of flawed ideals that I've ever seen.

[shorunqualtec]

Legends say he's still lost in the woods, contemplating Marx as he tries to figure out where he is.

[deafgrapes]

as someone studying biology, i can say that she really pretty much nailed what evolution is about considering that she's not a biologist. this is very uncommon for people not studying biology and talking about evolution.

[BellJosh]

Australian here. Just wanted to point out that we did a Eugenics with our Indigenous population. Forced sterilisation happened, as did the Stolen Generation. White Australia tried to breed out the Aboriginal DNA, and it's one of the most shameful things in Australian history.

[LeakyBellows]

"Even if you're right, Elon Musk is still gonna call the police" is one of the most biting and poignant observations regarding the relationship between labor and capital that I've ever heard.

[Carolina]

”who would win in a fight: darwin or marx?” you fool, they would kiss

[gabrielbruce]

"Tribal membership isn't genetic. Every tribe has their own citizenship rules. You can have the DNA but not be part of the living community." I want to make a stamp of this and slap it on the forehead of everyone asking me "so how much native are you" as if that qualifies or disqualifies me from being Native.

[vecinacansada]

“What was the vibe in Victorian Britain?
The vibes were not good”

Heckin’ nice

[timplasket]

As a biologist, I'm loving this. My two cents are about the knobbly trees: there are certain species of soil bacteria that naturally genetically modify plants. They inject tumor-causing genes into the tree cells (and some biosynthetic genes for sugars that the bacteria can live off of) and then the bacteria colonize these tumors. We use these bacteria as an easy means of human-driven gene modification in plants. We just swap out the tumour-cousing gene for things we want the plant to make.

[reinapiratayquepaha]

As a Chilean, I thank you for acknowledging the fueguinos and their story on your video. Selk'nam were victims of the human zoos as they were called and they suffered a lot at the hands of landlords and hunters. They had semi nomadic societies in which they defined territories between the tribes through mutual accord, collaborating during times of famine and having a very interesting relationship between themselves and the land. Also they had pretty dope rituals like the kloketén, where they dressed in strange garments meant to represent their deities and demons. If anyone is interested I urge you to read about them and their story, there are even interviews with some of the last descendants of their culture. I would like for their history to not die, we already did them a lot of bad during the 19th and early 20th century. Thank you

[dolores]

“Transgender firefighter” Steve Banon throwback AND foreshadowing. Legend

[eternalcat]

I'm autistic, and whenever someone mentions ANYTHING about survival of the fittest, I get really scared. It always lurks in the back of my mind that if I was born even 50 years earlier I wasn't considered human

[Thelacker]

It’s such a minor detail, but I just LOVE how the Arsonist mistakes the Standard Cup of Tea as “Perfect.” It’s just an artificial system intended to make testing tea flavor more consistent, but he frames it like some divine, pre-ordained “correct” method, when in fact it’s only designed to make the SAME cup of tea as before. Such a perfect microcosm of prescriptivist thinking.

[samuelmcandrew]

“This isn’t FACTS tube...”


*OfficialBenShapiro has unsubscribed*

[willing]

Can we just take a second to appreciate how consistent yet complex the Arsonist is. He fits into every video it’s amazing.