Best of Tech Support: Bill Nye, Neil DeGrasse Tyson and More Answer Science Questions from Twitter
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Date: 2022-07-06
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Eye
3: 49 Something that has worked for me to get rid of hiccups literally 100% of the time is to breathe all the air out of my lungs and hold my breath for as long as I can, then breathe in as much air as I can and hold it for as long as I can, then completely empty my lungs again and repeat it about 3-4 times.
Sometimes I feel the urge to breathe in a full chest of air and when I do I can feel my lungs reach full capacity, that seams to be what gets rid of them for me. So I tried forcing that to happen with this breathing technique, it works for me, maybe it will for you too.
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3: 49 Something that has worked for me to get rid of hiccups literally 100% of the time is to breathe all the air out of my lungs and hold my breath for as long as I can, then breathe in as much air as I can and hold it for as long as I can, then completely empty my lungs again and repeat it about 3-4 times.
Sometimes I feel the urge to breathe in a full chest of air and when I do I can feel my lungs reach full capacity, that seams to be what gets rid of them for me. So I tried forcing that to happen with this breathing technique, it works for me, maybe it will for you too.
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Eric
The all have the same in common. They are all actors. One of them is not ashamed to admit it. He pretends to be a doctor, the other have you believe they are actually scientist. It is just enterainment, nothing more. Just amazing that so many people believe that they are what they say they are. Actors are paid story tellers. Don't take their word for it they just are doing their job.
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The all have the same in common. They are all actors. One of them is not ashamed to admit it. He pretends to be a doctor, the other have you believe they are actually scientist. It is just enterainment, nothing more. Just amazing that so many people believe that they are what they say they are. Actors are paid story tellers. Don't take their word for it they just are doing their job.
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Pyagrl-16
What you see/hear/smell/touch/taste is heavily influenced by scale. There's an interesting Kurzgesagt video on scale. For example, a tiny housefly sees us moving in slow motion when a big human goes to swat it, and galaxies appear stationary to human-sized entities even though they may be rotating at around 515, 000 mph.
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What you see/hear/smell/touch/taste is heavily influenced by scale. There's an interesting Kurzgesagt video on scale. For example, a tiny housefly sees us moving in slow motion when a big human goes to swat it, and galaxies appear stationary to human-sized entities even though they may be rotating at around 515, 000 mph.
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Nic
Dr. Jeong's answer about food poisoning vs. hangover was funny af, but as a former heavyweight drinker I want to point out it's also possible to have both. Likely, even, as when drunk you're less likely to smell the milk or question the crust on your guac dip. Think outside the either/or, Twitter.
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Dr. Jeong's answer about food poisoning vs. hangover was funny af, but as a former heavyweight drinker I want to point out it's also possible to have both. Likely, even, as when drunk you're less likely to smell the milk or question the crust on your guac dip. Think outside the either/or, Twitter.
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CGMe
If people are really curious about the -Why are there still monkeys? - question, then I never understand why they don-t just search -taxonomic tree of life- and actually study it. However, I do often consider the facts that 1) they don-t care and 2) they don-t even know what -taxonomy- is.
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If people are really curious about the -Why are there still monkeys? - question, then I never understand why they don-t just search -taxonomic tree of life- and actually study it. However, I do often consider the facts that 1) they don-t care and 2) they don-t even know what -taxonomy- is.
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itsVilu
Targeted memory removal would be huge business, as long as there wouldn't be any bad side effects.
Imagine if you could forget your favourite game, tv show or movie and re-experience it all fresh again? I would be willing to pay, and probably often.
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Targeted memory removal would be huge business, as long as there wouldn't be any bad side effects.
Imagine if you could forget your favourite game, tv show or movie and re-experience it all fresh again? I would be willing to pay, and probably often.
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Acheron
I have a eidetic memory and it SUCKS. I forget so much of the things I hear because of it so I have to write everything down that way when I read it as I write I remember it. I can't imagine what it's like to have a photographic memory.
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I have a eidetic memory and it SUCKS. I forget so much of the things I hear because of it so I have to write everything down that way when I read it as I write I remember it. I can't imagine what it's like to have a photographic memory.
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Jesse
A placebo is fake, it's when a patient is told this will help but it's literally sugar water. Like when they give newborns a placebo. It's a distraction to the pain at hand
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A placebo is fake, it's when a patient is told this will help but it's literally sugar water. Like when they give newborns a placebo. It's a distraction to the pain at hand
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Reuben
I literally just came here for Bill Nye like if you aggree. If you only want to see Bill Nye than here 3: 09 to 3: 47 and 4: 04 to 4: 59. Your welcome.
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I literally just came here for Bill Nye like if you aggree. If you only want to see Bill Nye than here 3: 09 to 3: 47 and 4: 04 to 4: 59. Your welcome.
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Rebel
Anyone else notice it looks like bill got in a fight? Look at his right eye and his nose. Looks like a bruise or unless I never noticed till now.
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Anyone else notice it looks like bill got in a fight? Look at his right eye and his nose. Looks like a bruise or unless I never noticed till now.
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