Charles Darwin - The Voyage of the Beagle - Extra History 

Is Zoey a Pokemon? Must be a Dark Type.

Awsome!!!

Paleontology is better than Pokémon...

Lol

Wait what

As just having my first second-year trip I can attest to this

Wtf I love geology now

So that's what geologists do while studying geometry? Hold on I am going to major in geography.

Everytime someone says they're a geologist, i instantly think of randy marsh from south park

Brings a whole new meaning to "rock music"

Ah its funny because i get the refence

@@cookingwithgrad7105 please explain

@@bauhausa6933 the channel oversimplified look for his video about hitler

@@bauhausa6933 ok so basicily in a video by a user named oversimplafyed made a video about hitler befoer he was well hitler and his father constontly beat him for making mastakes and oversimplaphed used the phares "and his father punished him suverly

@@bauhausa6933 It's a reference to OverSimplified

Not gonna lie, I got real worried when the subject of slaves and natives of the lands he visited. Usually tales like this end much differently 0_0

Charles was awesome in every virtue.

While it may be true that Darwin had certain racist opinions, we must also remember that the time that Darwin lived in was horribly, terribly racist. He was known to be sensitive towards others' viewpoints, and living in a certain place at a certain time can instill within someone a certain way of thinking. He was sympathetic to other opinions, and so his own works were colored by this. Despite this, there is no denying the fact that he was more accepting and open to other races. The only thing that may have stunted his sympathies towards these other races was because of the times that he lived in, where it is hard to go against the grain and not be even a little bit swayed. My only problem with the accusation that Darwin was blatantly racist was that the main people who seem to claim that Darwin was a major racist are Creationists, who usually have their world views clouded by the religion they practice.

@@charlie15627 Which book did he say that in? Because I've read just about all of them, and I don't recall anything like that at any point.

@@charlie15627 wait which book?

Do the Inca counts in?

Simon Bolivar series

@@nkl7345 well yes, but actually no - Bolivar is of northen South America - Colombia, Venezuela, Equador, Peru.

Latin America shouldn't have to wait for European scientists to come and do research in our region. We already had institutions in the 1830s to educate scientists some of which did a very important job in the fields of biology and mineralogy.

@@FOLIPE yeah, but to be fair, we had to bring european scientist as teachers and investigators in the beginning. Most of Chile's flora and fauna was cataloged by contracted european scientists. Like Ignacio Domeyko and Claude Gay. Darwin wasn't contracted to Chile but it was the same.

OMG YES!

That bloody Red Baron!

*Plays "It's a Long Way to Tipperary" on the piano*

Who says Snoopy didn't pilot the ship 😉

@@robertwalpole360 Ah Walpole, a good taste in music I see. Let it play old boy, let it play.

More like revolutionary

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No. Because that was a fashionable (facial) hair style of the day.

@@RighteousJ They evolved from a clean-shaven ancestor.

Weeeeeeeeeell... no. He was ahead of his time, but still would be consider kind of a racist these days. He thought of the native indigenous people of South America as brutes with no culture

Eugenicists decades later: *use Darwin's theories to justify their efforts* Darwin's ghost: NOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!

@@triccele maybe xenophobic but not racist. Primitive cultures are usuwaly more brutal than urban societies. Culture =/= race

@@triccele it just said that in his day everyone thought there were different species of humans but as he met people he realized that was totally wrong and printed a book on that. That whatever we might look like we are all the same people

@@triccele Ya you kinda have to grade historical figures on a bell curve when it comes to their progressiveness. Like Lincoln ended slavery in the US! But initially wanted to just ship the ex slaves all back to Africa since he thought the races would never be able to live in harmony until Fredrick Douglass talked some sense into him. Not that this should give them a free pass or anything, allot of their views where still backwards as hell, but for a time in human history when slavery was still a thing and people honestly thought 'the races' where all ACTUALLY different races... Being as progressive as Darwin was something at least commendable. It might not be gold star worthy by today's standers, but remembering that influential figures like Darwin were pushing for MORE and not LESS acceptance and understanding of marginalized people is important. It is a reminder to the people of today that while, "Back in the day" people might have had less forward thinking views then they do today, using that to argue that, "We have gone too far" is silly. IF born today guys like Darwin likely would be leaning heavily progressive in their views since at the time, that is exactly what they were doing. Its a common trick used by regressives to either argue that figures held up as forward thinking were either actually just terrible people because they believed in things we know understand to be terrible and thus cannot be trusted in ANY way or to argue that these figures would not agree with modern progressives since their views are more inline with modern regressives. This ignores the fact that things change, framing it so that the people pushing for a better tomorrow in the past are some how invalidated in the good they did just because at the time that was much, MUCH less then we would expect today with hundreds of years of progress to give us hindsight. It also frames the actions of these people as somehow limited to basically just what they did in their own lifetime, as if allowed to go on living and working up to the present, they would have stopped basically at most 10-20 years after where they died and then vehemently argued that THAT was all they ever wanted and anyone going beyond that point is a fool ruining all their good work. So... Ya its good to remember that these people had faults and should not be held up as flawless people who where right on EVERYTHING, even the bad stuff. HOWEVER their bad takes where also in large part a product of the time they lived in and its a bit unfair to argue their just straight up regressive people who would definitely hate all the progress we have made in the time since then since in all likelihood, if given the time to grow and change with the times, they actually might well have welcomed the progress we have made with open arms. And if nothing else, we should take the positive message that decency and empathy, even if not living up to our modern standers, still informed the world views of some of the grate figures of history and THAT is something we can take away with us in our own lives. Being kind and understanding is not a weakness and its not a trait that takes away your ability to help change the world for the better. Also... Like Darwin, be prepared to have people in a few hundred years shake their heads at how backwards and kinda racist we all are now, even the best of us. That's not a bad thing, it just means the world will keep getting better... Hopefully.

YES!!!!!! OML Humboldt NEEDS to be brought back into the public eye!!!!! Do this EC!

They have a Patreon were ideas like this can be submitted towards future episodes.

Also Napoleon was a bit jealous of him (which is hilarious).

At least 3 times now.

@@jannegrey593 Whoops, looks like I've missed some content... I must rectify that immediately! Thanks for the heads up.

Zoey: Matt, I've come to bargain.

Zoey is a conniving little kitty. Nothing can stop her in her quest for treats

I suspect they have a new intro, and Zoey's tricksterism is a part of it.

Njord Dont forget about his brothers

No its Walpole

Obv.

I was expecting a creationist comment here. What I didn't expect was it would be about Norse gods

Yeah! Give Vili and Ve some love

I can send Zoey; drumroll please... !!!STEAK!!! XD XD Just kidding..

She would be a treat to have, delicious.

Pawsome.

manny022 - My kitty LOVES Greenies. And they’re good for her, win-win!

Doesn't it come in different strengths? And don't some people adapt, some slower, some faster while some never get used to it?

This comment written by someone who's never possessed the mind, focus, and dedication of a man like Charles Darwin.

I felt empathy queasy just from the description, I know what reading in a car is like, I wouldn’t want to know what a boat is like

@@TNamers it baaaaaaaad 🤮

@@TNamers Airplanes for me. Doesn't notice as he pores over his notes? He was laying in bed or leaning over the side unable to think of anything else!

Which is good. In bio class you should be learning about how evolution works, not the history of the man who discovered it.

This show has always about teaching about just how interesting all of the niche little subject really are, even if they aren't important to an overall education, because its important to keep on learning no matter what, as there have been billions of people with billions of unbelievable stories that might just come in handy for you one day.

*Asian

I was momentarily confused because I thought you had to study biology to become a doctor but I guess they classify human biology and animal biology separately?

@@CuleChick11 I n t r e s t i n g.

@@CuleChick11 To be a doctor you would study anatomy and medicine, not biology. There's some overlap, but they're different fields.

*Asian* I know for a fact that almost every Chinese parent wants their children to be doctors. I want to be an entomologist, but my parents say no, you should be a doctor.

He later wrote that he regretted doing so, and that those who had a more profound understanding of mathematics seemed to have "an extra sense"

Miguel Montenegro a leprechaun ?

No, he did not look dumb

@@maxwellsequation4887 Playing football was more interesting than math. What can I do

@@thenewdarkmatter It's true. But some people simply cannot learn certain subjects without going crazy

That makes sense, I guess I can use this explanation as a catholic

this is a myth started by some priest who claimed he accepted god in his final moments this was falsified by darwins sister he never became anything besides an agnostic

I don’t know if this is true, but I have heard that later in life he was less convinced of this theory based on the principle that if man was simply a monkey that had evolved, mankind could never be more than a beast. This did not make sense when man’s natural instinct is to create civilization, which is partly defined as an individuals choosing not to live by their more base inclinations and emotions. This is the opposite of how even the most social animals function.

I am lmaoo

A bit late but honestly I just watch this stuff for fun lol

Delicious.

Nor should you be.

How is this not top commen?

Fun Fact: The Apollo 10 Lunar Lander was named Snoopy(It's command Module was named Charlie Brown). It's also the only Lunar Lander with the Ascent stage(the upper part) still floating around in space right now.

Teehee!

Don’t forget it’s sister ship, The USS Scooby.

Ben Michels, All I can imagine now is Spock emotionlessly riding a Galapagos Tortoise.

surely... Spock is a science fiction version of Darwin

It's only logical.

Except that Spock would have nerve-pinched anyone interfering with his specimens

@@grayscribe1342 he would have to catch them first. Its illogical to accuse without solid evidence of guilt.

Nice

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Me too. He isn't the focus, though.

In America they credit him at the start and then teach us his theorys and such

brilliant!

"incalculable"?

And Pokemon

big brain

Maluha78 Wedgewood is also credited as one of the most prominent figures of the british abolishonist movement, which also explains Darwin's disposition

:O! wow interesting fact

I love finding out that one historical figure knew another or was related to another for some reason.

Ah, so THAT'S what the Pirates! An Adventure with Scientists was about in its third act. Though there, Darwin was attempting to stop the aristocrats from eating rare species.

This channel has very much been evolving over the years

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Do you mean "The Formation of Vegetable Mould Through the Action of Worms"? It was quite a bestseller in its time. (Things were weird back then.)

Try dropping that idea off on thier Patreon so it can be put to a vote.

They won't listen unless your on patreon

@@F0rever_zer0 Thanks 4 telling me

You could learn more in your high school anatomy class than the whole field of medicine knew in 1830. So you effectively did sign up for medical at sixteen, 1830's style.

Well, it was easy back then if your family was rich. So,... yeah, things haven't changed all _that_ much.

By the time he published though; pretty much theory

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