I mean if we didn't want you to experience a variety of emotions at once, why would we introduce you to reggie?

14:12 Nothing personal boss man, If i had to learn about this theory, than so does everyone else

“How is it growing? Is it growing like a plant?” I suppose photosynthesis would at least purport to explain where all the mass is coming from. It wouldn’t, but it would try

12:45 actually, they’d care a lot. They’d be fighting each other over who would bring this to light because it would mean an automatic Nobel Prize for whoever proved it

7:57 You know that a scientific theory isn't just a guessing on probabilities. A scientific theory is the most factual and well based classification we have. Theory of gravity just means it tells us how gravity works. It's not a hypothesis. The only thing you can do with a theory is to add stuff to it, like the Einstein's theory of relativity was added on top of Newton's gravitational theory. It didn't debunk Newton, it explained the circumstances, where Newton's theory couldn't reach.

"Did you get a new water bill provider" 😂

Oh, he is going to have a stroke during this one

Hey Bossman, I hate to break ti to you but by actually reading things you are smarter than at least half of the public

At a geologist, that opening explanation is faulty. Seriously tough, that blatant misunderstanding of geology hurts my soul. Yes there is a lot we are uncovering (no pun intended), and learning more about geologic forces, but anyone who has been to an outcrop knows that isn't how this planet works.

This is worse than the habitual linecrosser strokes of stupidity

Him: "The science should be simpler as we go back farther in time...."
All theoretical physicists: Internal screaming as they think of the Planck Era, right after the Big Bang, where physics might as well be the warp from 40k in terms of how different they are from what we have now

So, part of the reason Mars doesn't have plate tectonics is also the same reason Mars doesn't have a magnetic field.  Basically, because Mars is not larger than a certain size, it's core and mantle cooled and solidified a lot faster than Earth's.  Without that heat on the interior of the planet you have no spinning iron inside to generate a magnetic field and no/less convection currents that push plates around.

You need to watch his green Shara video. You love lost and ancient civilizations and the green Shara is exactly that which you love about her age civilizations but in the desert.

My f***king head is hurting so much right now. I'm gonna have to schedule a CT/MRI for tomorrow!! My medical provider thaks you old man.

If anything we're shinking with the amount of stuff that we send it into space

4:37 that 'bruh' came from the soul

There is a video I watched a few days ago about Flat Earthers going to the Antarctica to see the 24 hour sun. The ones that when came back and joined normal society

Fun fact: Mars doesn't have a magnetosphere, meaning it doesn't have a colossal molten dynamo like Earth. It's quite possible that this is why it doesn't have plate techtonics... you need the molten interior to facilitate that, and not having that dynamo suggests that you may not have the internal heat and movement to maintain a molten mantle.

46:41 The introduction of humans was much like introducing an invasive species, but the invasive species could pretty much run forever (humans can sweat while moving so they can keep moving while cooling themselves off) and had spears, and were smart enough to chase animals into traps

Technically, the earth is growing, as meteorites and space dust collide with it. Very very slowly, but it's technically gaining very insignificant amounts of mass. You could... call that growing i guess? Or more like putting stuff on a table.