How These Women Changed Science Forever! 

This video isn't preachy at all and yet there are still dislikes and hate comments. Jeez some people are really insecure.

please internet. it's a harness video. just because it mentions women doesn't mean you have to dislike

To all the people in the comments: the purpose of this video is to educate people on _Women_ in the scientific field, which was rare in the 1800's. It's not discriminating against men or anything like that, I'm sure I'd you looked up men in science you would find plenty of results

The sexist comments are disgusting. It is crazy how men get threatened when women's achievements are highlighted.

As a girl who is interested in science, hearing about these women really encourages me. I'm only 12 right now, but I love science and math. I hope that I can accomplish as much as the women discussed in this video.

A biologist called Jane who studies chimps. Tarzan anyone?

Proof that women don't get taken seriously.

Stop getting triggered about this being an episode about women. It's not like Life Noggin turned into a feminist, he's simply trying to make the point that everyone is capable of making ground-breaking discoveries, and all should be credited for their actions.

"TRIGGERED!WOMAN IZ FOR HOUSEWORK ONLY!"

Hey, thanks for making a good video about women in science which doesn't push an agenda. It's true that many female scientists have been less celebrated at least partially due to their sex, so it's all nice to see their work recognised. I know people are calling this feminist propaganda, but it's not, you're simply informed us about women in science without trying to add any ideological spin. So yeah, good job.

Triggered anti-feminists in the comment section.

I knew it! I knew only from seeing the title there would be a war about feminism in the comment section. I don't mind though... :3

Who is the Indian version of Marie Curie? Marie "Curry" *ba dum tss*

Honestly, before this video, I never really learned about any female scientists. In school it was always the white male ones. I mean, I knew they existed, but no teacher I've ever had has taken the time to teach about them.

I would like to add to the list someone perhaps lesser known to the general public: *Emmy Noether*. She made great contributions to mathematics, especially abstract algebra, as well as theoretical physics, and has been described by many prominent scientists (including Einstein) as the most important woman in the history of mathematics. It cannot be overstated how important her contributions are, as her work about symmetry is one of the major tools we use to reason about theories in physics, even today.

Great video. I love that you mentioned Jane Goodall. I've seen her speak several times. Her work is extraordinary and she's a complete class act. She uses the recognition she's received to raise awareness about helping humanity and the planet. A wonderful scientist and an absolutely lovely human being.

Life noggin you deserve way more than just 500k+ subs. You put so much work into animating, editing, making thumbnails, recording your voice, and finding facts yet for some reason people find RU-vidrs that make generic videos more entertaining

Not sure why a good portion of comments deal around why Noggin is showcasing women scientist. Yes men and women are created equal, we all know that. However, The scientific world is bombarded with men that has made advancements most of which we already know. This is a good reason why the video is about scientist women. Its a challenger to the makers of the video and more insightful in the long run. Dont judge knowledge because of your political correctness, be appreciative that you have access to any at all

I really don't understand all the hate in the comments. Is your ego really so fragile that as soon as a video focuses on...God forbid...WOMEN, you automatically throw up your defenses and hurl insults because a video focuses on...*gasp*...WOMEN, and maybe even *wheeze* FEMINISM! OH THE HORROR OF EQUALITY AND RECOGNITION (which includes equality for men as well! Don't stereotype feminists because of what you see in the media!). I, for one, had never heard of ANY if the female scientists in this video, but I've heard of almost half of the male scientists mentioned in this video. For all of you saying, "How about a MEN'S video, huh?" and "Oh no, feminists are taking over!"' First of all, I would hardly call this a feminism video. It's the same as watching a men's basketball documentary, or a video about a group of male scientists who did amazing things. Second of all, even if it WAS a feminism video, is it not true that female scientists are not talked about as often? In school, I hardly ever hear of them. Lastly, I am NOT a man-hater. Y'all are cool, boys. You deserve to be able to have the same expectations as a woman, whether it be with showing emotions or wanting to pursue a career that men wouldn't typically pursue. I believe in total equality and no-discrimination or disrespect towards either sex. But for real. Come on, people. Im speaking to both men AND women, here. Are your egos really THAT fragile? If women have the spotlight in a four-minute video, do you automatically feel threatened because some women are getting recognized and you just can't have that? Don't make feminism something it's not. Whatever bad stuff you see in the media about feminists, ignore it. It's about EQUALITY, not superiority. Good day and God bless.

If someone put up the video "How Men Changed Science Forever" everyone would freak out

I don't know why but I felt super pissed when they said those two guys stole her work I wanted to punch those to guys in the face so bad. Just like those time Thomas Edison stole Nikola telsa work and the time his lab assistant technically found the improvement to the light bulb and he just pushed pushed them away and said he did. Yes Thomas Edison DIDNT invent the light bulb another dude did. I know I'm just talking about Thomas Edison here but there is a bunch of other people in history that did this which I shall not type because I'm tooooo LAZYA now.

Why is everyone so pissed about this video? The video is supposed to be about women, not men. Not everything is about men 100% of the time. It's okay to have a video that focuses on women. Chill.

This video is so important. There are more girls than boys doing my Biology course at uni, but most of the boys get the jobs

To all those who think women are only good for housework and raising children, you are absolutely wrong. Women have to go through A LOT, and at the end of the day, some are braver than the average man. Women can change the world in extraordinary ways too! #WomenCanChangeTheWorld

How about greatest men scientists, huh?

I knew this comment section would be cancer...

That's amazing! I'm glad I found myself here. I'm interested! We always hear about mankind and all but it's awesome to learn that woman have made incredible impacts to this world. I never knew!

Gender is brought up because we aren't taught about women scientists as much as men scientists in school... They even explain that I the video. Why is this so hard to understand?

polonium is called polonium beacause she's from poland.

what about "ada lovelace" who did something with computers (i dont remember) but i think she wrote down how a computer could work, before anyhing computer related was invented

I know that this woman doesn't count but one important woman waz Hellen Keller

Henrietta Lacks. Though she wasn't a scientist, it was her genes that made the game changing HeLa cells. She had cancer and went to a doctor who was taking samples from his patients without consent. (50's logic everyone.) At the time he was working on keeping cells alive outside of a body. Also known as trying to keep cell samples alive and reproducing in a lab setting. The first ones that worked, were HeLa. The doctor became famous, a millionaire, and Henrietta's family never earned a penny. Millions of her cells were sent out across the world, and are still being experimented on to this day. Technically, her genetic material is still alive, and has earned the nickname, the immortal woman.

TRIGGERED!!!

Why everyone only knows Maria's surname after marriage ? Her surname was Maria Skłodowska but then she moved from Poland to France to study and married Pierre Curie.

Why IS there Hitler at 1:04

what about Ada Lovelace she was probably the first coder and a female mathematician

Notification squad, what's up!

First time somebody mentions " oh and if you are in mobile theres a link in the description "

Who else was like, "YAY! A LIFE NOGGIN VIDEO!"

First Woman in this video is Maria Skłodowska Curie - she was born in Poland, and she married French man -Pierre Curie. We ( people from Poland) are very sensitive abaut her name :P

Thanks for making such an amazing video! It somewhat boosted my confidence actually! 😃✨🌠

I'm a simple guy. I see a beautiful and smart woman and I subscribe

im so shocked that few ppl said this video discriminated against men?? are you just mad women are getting recognition? bruv THIS VID IS ABOUT WOMEN IN STEM lets be nice. how tf would you feel if men inventors vids were bombarded with comments like "STOP PUSHING AN AGENDA" chill its not hard being kind.

My friend names all their dogs after scientists. Their latest one... Meitner.

Wow, and I thought women were only good at housework.... Sorry I had to...

Incredible stories. How I love being a woman.

Did you just assume my gender??

people are something else...thank you to the sensible mature one below.

I would just like to say that I'm not a fan of feminism in the least bit, but this video had nothing to do with feminism, and I thought it was great. Great video, great job, keep it up Blocko!

This was my homework. So this was the first place I looked. Thanks Life Noggin!

Jane Goodall is literally one of favorite scientists! Male or female!!

In the UK you learn about Franklin and Goodall

Women those days and women these days.... ay ay ay

I told my sic teacher about you and she USES YOUR VIDEOS !!! She LOVES your videos

Here come dat feminist.

what is everyone's probably? if this was the best african american science discovers nobody would bat an eye. Don't get me I'm no feminazi unlike feminazi I would say the same thing if they made a video on male science discovers and the comments section was going crazy about it (also before you go call people feminist please look up the definition first, backseat I believe feminazi was the word you were looking for)

Why only women? What about men?

My country has Jane Goodall in our textbooks

i don't think this is helping women

Actually Maria Curie's name was Maria Sklodowska-Curie and she was polish scientist ;3

I GOT A SUGGESTION CAN BLIND PEOPLE SEE THERE OWN DREAMS

Einstein pulled a warning letter from his ass at 1:05 lol

#Respect to these great women...

Rita Levi Montalcini was an italian neurologist and medicine nobel prize winner, glad she was rewarded that. Thank you for your videos, always great

Ada Lovelace, the first computer scientist and programmer

i go to jgems or jane goodall environmental middle school. and i saw her in person

you should do a video on things scientist got wrong! or popular theories for unknown things :) great video! always nice to see stem ladies in the spot light :)

Thanks for helping me with my homework. Love your videos!

I learned about Jane Goodall in a library

Elizabeth Blackwell and Mae Jemison

Sadly many women now chose gender studies instead of stem and then they push try to make women to go into stem but they chose gender studies and the cycle goes on.

Why didn't you say: Marie Curie-Skłodowska? Skłodowska is one of the easiest things to say in Polish, just say "Scuodovsca". See?

She isn't really related to science but *Nellie Bly* was an extremely influential journalist in the 1800s. She was famous in her time for her groundbreaking expose on mental asylums in the United States and her trip around the world in 72 days. She's probably one of the most influential journalists of her day and unfortunately not a lot of people know her name

AP Bio taught me about Rosalind

I don't get why people complain and call this a feminist episode. This goes against common feminist narrative and shows that women can be successful in male dominated fields, and won't just be oppressed and made fun off.

Charles Darwin? Francis Drake? Ed stone? Why global warming is probably false?

Let's just show some appreciation female scientists definitely need more recognition. Liked the video.

Remember those times when Life Noggin replied to comments?

I like how the feminists in the comments think all the men are triggered

You know people literally used radium to brush their teeth back in the day. At least we know why our lifespans are increasing.

*Basically the comment section* 88% Feminism 76% Triggerd 54% Jokes 32% People trying to take the hate outta the haters 10% hate comments 0.00000000001% This comment

To all the men who think that this video is sexist cuz he doesn't include men: calm the fuck down. Don't you understand that this happens to women all the damn time? It is so important that we spread the word about things women were unrecognized for; so that one day we know just as many male scientists as we know female scientists. Have a nice day!

if heat rises, why are the lowest places on earth (like deserts) the hottest?

"WAAAHH! MISANDRY!" - MRAs Not everything is about men, y'all #ShowSomeRespect

An episode on the anatomy of a super Saiyan. what makes a (mythical) person transform into a super Saiyan.

I think that mothers have a larger part of changing the world because if she didn't care about you... who will care as much as her?

Anyone else learn about all these women in school already? Cause I thought everyone knew of these women.

I know Marie Curie and Rosalind Franklin would be here.

You should do one about people of color and science.

What is Quantum physics?

What a sick music in the background!

Just a few years ago someone could post a video about women and not have people rage in the comments about feminism. *sigh* What has society come to?

This is not science hence why it has less views than other videos

I learned about Jane Goodall in science

So that's where the movie Tarzan came from.

Marie curie called radium "Her child" Marie curie died because of Her Child. So this is wrong.

Why haven't I learned any of these names in school?

All the men who are mad (I know not all of you are) are just upset that we are talking about women and not them.

Nice job, my teacher put this video up in class.

Dear LifeNogin, where do you live? I just woke up