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@mmatt 8 лет назад

I went with my parents to Ecuador back in the 80s on a missions trip. While there, MAF had to airlift me out of the jungle when I suffered a compound fracture to my arm. If it had not been for them, I definitely would have lost my arm and possibly my life due to a serious infection. Since then, I've become a pilot and hope to one day fly for MAF. PS - we also got to fly over the same territory that Nate Saint served in. The books about him and his son are fantastic.

@FliteTest 8 лет назад

Really cool video Destin. Didn't know you were working on your pilot's license. Hope to see more aviation content from you!

@Torbox1 8 лет назад

+FliteTest Did not expect FliteTest on Destins channel but I guess I should have.

@ahillsbe 8 лет назад

Destin should go to Flight Fest!

@isaacpearson1634 5 лет назад

same

@charleslittle458 5 лет назад

I knew you were the good guys

@janveenhof4296 7 лет назад

My mother's life was actually saved by the MAF, when she was about to be born in the jungle in Papua. My grandma suddenly started bleeding heavily and my grandfather tried to reach out for help with a radio. A MAF pilot was flying nearby and landed on the river. He brought my grandmother and mother to the nearest hospital. My mother was healthy when born and my grandparents gave her the initials M.A.F.

@positivepeach-behappy2832 8 лет назад

I don''t understand RU-vid. I know this doesn't matter at all, but how could someone watch such a well executed video like this, with an amazing message, profiling an incredible occupation that is responsible for keeping thousands of people alive...and "Dislike" the video? This man seems like such a genuinely good person and exceptional father. I'm genuinely curious- if you are someone who gave this video a thumbs down, what is/was your reasoning behind it?

@TheDazzledLynx 8 лет назад

+Positive Peach - Be Happy! My guess have to be bots, missclicks and people with a grudge, for what-ever reason that might be.

@TSWookie77 8 лет назад

+Positive Peach - Be Happy! Some individuals simply want to watch the world burn. :( I agree with you. I happily subscribed to Destin earlier on, and I know I'll get consistently good, and family-friendly videos, that will help me get **glasses** SmarterEveryDay.

@katzen3314 8 лет назад

Yeah, it's probably not too hard to accidentally dislike a video.

@the1exnay 7 лет назад

It is a constant of youtube, if there's 0 dislikes then someone must be the first so they can be special. If there's minimal dislikes the pull isnt as strong but it's still a small special club. And then there's peeps who dislike every video they watch. As long as the dislikes are less than 1% (like they are here), or really under 5%, it's not worth taking note of

@momololo3223 6 лет назад

I dislike this video because I hate the colour white on plane.

@dosluke 8 лет назад

Destin, your current superpower is giving knowledge and perspective to others :) thats not to say you cant learn another one :P

@Aviation101 5 лет назад

Really cool video Destin! Your videos are so well produced.

@danieltsmoke 8 лет назад

As someone from Idaho, any time I hear my state mentioned, I want to tap nearby people on the shoulder and just be like "See?? it is a real place!"

@akielchemichi 8 лет назад

priceless! lol you Sir, just made my day lol

@hoguemr 8 лет назад

See! There's more than potatos!

@-FermatsletzterSatz- 8 лет назад

+Dan Smoke I truely laughed out loud. :D

@kevinslover100 5 лет назад

I spend quite a bit of time in both Moscow and Lewiston as a resident of Pullman. I’m a big fan of Idaho.

@salpon 8 лет назад

This is one of the best channels on RU-vid period.

@DEATH_TO_TYRANTS 4 года назад

What is "RU-vid period"? I have RU-vid Red, but have never heard of "RU-vid period"

@lexthequeer 8 лет назад

Destin, your super power is educating people about things like this. You are helping others become superheroes!

@injeraenjoyer4570 8 лет назад

I can see through his lies like michhone and the governer

@injeraenjoyer4570 8 лет назад

*michonne

@simon7719 8 лет назад

+Miss Lizzie Marie How meta.

@nomissy1 8 лет назад

I'm a glider pilot, so i'm "commited" every time I land ;)

@morethejamesx39 8 лет назад

I love gliding, nice to see someone else who does. I'm currently working on going solo and seeing Destin talk about getting his pilots license makes me want to fly powered aircraft too

@nfinn42 8 лет назад

+nomis sy Fun fact, read up on stories of amazing aircraft crashes that resulted in few or no casualties and almost every time, the pilot turns out to have also had experience as a glider pilot...

@MrMatt2531 8 лет назад

+morethejamesx39 where do you train at?

@nomissy1 8 лет назад

nfinn42 I think it's like that because we learn to nail the landing, because we have to to survive. So when the engine fails, it's not as unusual for us as for "normal" pilots.

@L4JP 4 года назад

For me it's hang gliders - yup, committed every time.

@barrymccociner4105 8 лет назад

That sheep at 2:47 is gonna have a bad time.

@sevayth 8 лет назад

+Barry McCociner I believe it is a llama, as it had that long neck and is (more) common in those areas.

@mag840 8 лет назад

+Martin Hansen May even be an alpaca

@bradygalen7660 8 лет назад

+Barry McCociner Yeah, while the intent behind the transport of livestock is noble (I assume as a foodstuff for those in need), I think they should be already slaughtered and packaged, or at the very least sedated, before transport. Animals feel pain too

@sevayth 8 лет назад

mag840 You are probably right. But they are all a type of camel (or Camelid). The size of it makes it more likely to be an alpaca, as llamas are bigger.

@AffordBindEquipment 8 лет назад

+Brady Galen with all that wolly hair, it looks like he had his own built in pillow and would be comfy...

@StormeKing 5 лет назад

No lie Destin - I know this is over two years old but I JUST found it by accident. I've been contemplating becoming a pilot for over 2 years, and this video does nothing but inspire me more. Short, sweet, and amazing.

@Nighthawkinlight 8 лет назад

Man that's cool. I have a friend raising support to work with a similar organization (MARC) in Alaska. Missions aviation is pretty extreme stuff.

@barefootbusdriver 8 лет назад

Nate Saint's invention with the bucket and the rope that he would lower from a moving plane by making tighter and tighter circles so that on the ground the bucket was basically stationary completely blew my mind as a kid. I would love to see a video that demonstrates this and explains the physics. He was a hero of mine when I was a kid too, and although my worldview has changed dramatically since then, especially as it pertains to proselytizing, I still think those jungle pilots were total badasses.

@tboneonthedobro 8 лет назад

+Joshua Herbert i forgot about that story. Nate was a legendary bush pilot.

@5MadMovieMakers 8 лет назад

Reading a book about the Wright Brothers right now. Although later in life they felt bad that airplanes had been used for bombing in WW2, it's great that the same technology allows stuff like this to happen

@SlayerofFiction 3 года назад

You mean WW1? one brother died in 1912 so only one lived through both wars and died in 48

@pirate1234567891 7 лет назад

As a student pilot who has enough trouble making good landings on a normal runway, watching this guy stick a landing on a mud clearing does not do wonders for my self-esteem.

@BurningApple 7 лет назад

pirate1234567891 remember, that there was a point when he couldn't land a plane end of. Skill comes through practice.

@JoshMutia 7 лет назад

Im curious, how good are you now?

@pirate1234567891 7 лет назад

Better! Though due to various reasons I haven't been able to fly the past 3 months, but I just started again a few days ago and I feel like I've improved since this video went up.

@JoshMutia 7 лет назад

That's very nice to hear

@EvanMoon 8 лет назад

Destin your smile at the end of this film. You couldn't stop smiling if your life depended on it. So glad you got to go do this. Scale of 1-10 how ready is your family to have a MAF pilot as a dad & husband?

@MarindeVree 8 лет назад

+Evan Moon Very interesting question, I'm curious to hear the answer +SmarterEveryDay

@smartereveryday 8 лет назад

+Evan Moon I'll put it this way. I seriously underestimated the skills of these pilots. They are the best. It would take me several years to get to the skill levels of these guys.

@lexthequeer 8 лет назад

+SmarterEveryDay I personally think that several years is so worth it for the amount of good that can be done in the future!

@schnitzelmopi 8 лет назад

+Evan Moon I was about to comment on that as well! I want somebody to look at me the way Destin looked at Brian at 6:29 haha. I'm a pilot and I love seeing and sharing the pure joy flight brings.

@rcbif101 8 лет назад

2:47 - Sheep says to stop complaining about your "leg-room" flying commercial.

@jake_runs_the_world 6 лет назад

It's dead lol

@jonathanm9436 5 лет назад

Ha! I thought that was a fluffy microphone.

@L4JP 4 года назад

@@jake_runs_the_world It looks very much alive to me - it's holding its head up. Sheep are docile, and its legs are already bound and inside the compartment, so there isn't much movement it would do anyway.

@Ryan6.022 4 года назад

@@L4JP poor sheepy

@siliasporter4424 3 года назад

@@Ryan6.022 it actually keeps it calm. Especially if its eyes are covered

@rodrigosimoes854 8 лет назад

I'm looking forward to be an aeronautical engineer at the Portuguese Air Force. They do a lot of rescue and saving missions. I've never thought of it as a super power, but one thing I'm sure: you're really good at collecting hearts and minds for science and humanity. I wish you the best from the other side of the Atlantic Ocean, Destin!

@rachelwatkins8820 8 лет назад

I still don't know why he doesn't end it with "I'm Destin to get you smarter everyday"

@Bonkerhead1995 8 лет назад

this was an amazing eye opener for me! I plan on being a pilot, but could never decide what to do as a pilot. I think yu have just shown me the job that I can't wait to have! thankyou for helping me to become... Smarter Everyday!

@WhatsInside 8 лет назад

So great! Nice work as always Destin. You are one of a kind.

@captainphysix 8 лет назад

+What's Inside? HEY WHATS INSIDE ... this is great i watched ur video about the clean water super power (just to tell you) my super power would be to be able to eliminate all kinds of diseases...

@jdwhea 5 лет назад

Its so great to see RU-vid "competitors" coming together for a good cause!

@TallTexasGMan 4 года назад

MAF sounds like a really great cause. I love how your channel is so easy to bounce around on topics. Not everything jumps out at me as something to watch, but often I click and end up finding the episode interesting.

@boeing787B 5 лет назад

I flew for MAF Brazil for several years. It brings me joy to see you honouring the work of all those who love people more than themselves.

@SpecificLove7 8 лет назад

That is a wonderful way to help people. My grandfather use to have a small plane and landed on grass runways all of the time, so I understand how it can be a little difficult.

@ClintBoland 8 лет назад

You one of my new heroes. Thanks for making great videos and I can tell your a great father through you child's demeanor. Keep being you sir!

@donkui 8 лет назад

Thank you for highlighting MAF. It is an incredible organization.

@ecuadorcolobri 4 года назад

Hey Destin. Thanks for the video on MAF. I worked with them in Ecuador...actually as a missionary anesthesiologists with the hospital in Shell, Ecuador. Many of my fellow missionaries there were MAF families and my kids went to Nate Saint memorial school. Anyway, great to see your report on the daring and courageous work they continue to do. Truly a superpower! Blessings.

@akihitolucilius2881 8 лет назад

MY COUSIN FLEW WITH THE MAF!!!!!!!!!! DESTIN YOU'RE GREAT!!!!

@EqualToBen 8 лет назад

love the shot of the suspension at 6:48

@Setheli216 8 лет назад

MAF pilots--Nate Saint among the rest--have been some of my heroes from childhood. A large part of why I chose to become an engineer is so I can help developing countries--whether by teaching local engineers, helping to build relief projects, or just building stuff that helps move humanity forward. Thanks, Destin, for keeping me inspired & thanks to MAF for all the great work they do. God bless you both.

@IdahoCommTech 8 лет назад

Destin thanks for showcasing MAF. I am also a volunteer @MAF, there are some amazing things with technology in conjuction with the aviation happening in the other building. Hope you were able to meet and see some of those superheroes as well.

@ojtheaviator1795 8 лет назад

Wow! I'm 13 and I'm training to become a pilot and I think i want to do this eventually!

@droctogonapus1223 8 лет назад

go for it, man! do it!

@a5kmusic 3 года назад

Did you do it?

@ojtheaviator1795 3 года назад

@@a5kmusic Wow, I completely forgot about this! Not yet. Flight training has been a long process for me, and the pandemic didn't help things. I'm hoping to get my license soon (tm), but I've decided on mechanical engineering for a career. Perhaps I'll do this someday though, you never know!

@vivalavega01 8 лет назад

that quick head scratch at the end was so smooth man

@kacyandlaura 8 лет назад

Hello Destin, I just saw your video about Missions Aviation Fellowship in Nampa, Idaho. That's really cool to me because I actually looked into joining them for a while. My wife and I actually have acquaintances that are working with them. Also, it's neat because I am from Boise, Idaho and it's always neat to see Idaho on the radar. May God bless you in your journey to becoming a pilot and using it for His glory. God bless, brother.

@ldamoff 8 лет назад

I lived in Saint dormitory in college, named after Nate Saint. Even before that he was one of my all time heroes. Love MAF, thanks for showing them off!

@TheMasonX23 7 лет назад

The rolling shutter effect on the propeller is pretty trippy man

@alilbreeze 8 лет назад

Your videos are always so interesting! Youre one of my favourite channels on RU-vid :)

@miffy126 8 лет назад

It's so cool that MAF is still out there! The story of Nate Saint is incredible. Thanks for bringing attention to these great folks!

@ArcticMayhem 8 лет назад

The guys at MAF are the rockstars of the pilot world. I read that same book when I was in school and it inspired me to become a pilot too. Nate Saint was an incredible guy. His bucket drop system was truly innovative.

@ericborthistle 8 лет назад

It's been my dream to fly for MAF! Such an amazing organization.

@lukeboy61 8 лет назад

+Eric Borthistle Hope you get there man!

@mikezeke7041 8 лет назад

yeah dude! those guys are heros!

@wgsmcw2012 8 лет назад

All I can say is wow! Glad there are humans like this!

@dnparada 6 лет назад

I live in ecuador, i flew with alas de socorro to the jungle as medical team, it's an awesome experience 🇪🇨🇪🇨🇪🇨

@antonrupert1377 8 лет назад

Destin - I think your superpower is inspiring people, spreading knowledge, encouraging curiosity and all in such a positive way. That's a pretty great one in my books.

@apollinarisaelius8752 8 лет назад

0:14 His kid says "Yes, sir." I am amazed :D

@aleixparis6586 8 лет назад

+Casper Rosenlöf I am horrified, it's so cold!

@maxximumb 8 лет назад

+Aleix París It's not cold, it's respect. I'm sure he calls Destin, dad in more personal circumstances. In public however the little fella is just on his best behaviour and showing his dad respect. I'm disturbed by the amount of kids that don't show respect for anyone, especially their parents, in public nowadays.

@aleixparis6586 8 лет назад

I don't think being in public is an excuse for calling him "sir". You can be respectful and at the same time not treat your father like a colonel.

@maxximumb 8 лет назад

Aleix París I suppose different parts of the world have different cultures. My aunt always referred to her dad as father, a name I don't think I ever used when talking to my dad. It didn't mean she loved him any less, that was just the way they were. I'm guessing Destin's upbringing or the culture he lives in, means this is normal. Either way I don't see it as cold, especially when you see his kid's body language.

@aleixparis6586 8 лет назад

Obviously it has to do with culture. In mine, nobody calls their parents like this. And yes, I know that doesn't mean he doesn't love him.

@stefancharon7082 8 лет назад

Destin, you should put a link to the verse at the end of each video. More people would take the time to look at it.

@keeperoflenneth 8 лет назад

+Stefan C I'd click that :)

@MichaelSteeves 8 лет назад

Awesome! I grew up watching MAF do amazing things. My plan until university was to work in mission aviation and later radio communications. It never worked out but I remain amazed at these "superpowers".

@kurtgordon 8 лет назад

I love your videos, bro, but this has been one of my absolute favorites!! Thanks for sharing your life's mission and passions with us!

@Mongriph 7 лет назад

i toured this place for my school, very nice people. also in the same chain of runways they have the warhawk air museum and t-craft aero club which i currently am a member of to aquire my flight license

@bwbark 8 лет назад

Destin, great vid my friend. I use to think that there were a limited number of people in this life, that because of their position, station, training or special abilities had the power to change the lives of people around them. As I have gotten older I have realized we all have the power to change other peoples lives for the better everyday, we just need to exercise it.

@FRN2013 8 лет назад

+Bruce B Agreed. (His name is Destin) :)

@scruff_uk 8 лет назад

Those guys ARE real heroes. Incredible skill and a wonderful commitment to making peoples lives better. Thanks for this video Destin, it was really great. Stay safe and well amigo Thom

@davidjsample 8 лет назад

Cool video. My brother is just finishing up his BS in Missionary Aviation Technology and it is really cool to see my favorite channel do something so close to my family's heart. Thanks again for a great instructional on the cool/dangerous job of jungle pilots! PS. That book is totally worth it too!

@donvooNightcore 8 лет назад

Representing Idaho here! Hope you enjoyed it in our state! :D

@AlanKey86 8 лет назад

Fellowship of the Wing

@RealCadde 8 лет назад

+AlanKey86 You should make a musical piece about that.

@kuniki0428 8 лет назад

Amazing video! Love airliner aviation since I was a kid, but as I got older, I started to appreciate aviation wherever it happens and this video is truly an inspiration!!

@lynnstillwell4516 8 лет назад

I've watched all your videos, but this is my favorite. Excellent message!

@nfinn42 8 лет назад

P.S. I'm in school working on my own super power. It may not sound like much to some, but when I become a veterinary technician, I'll be able to take away the pain and suffering of animals. Unlike people they don't understand that pain may be temporary and they can easily lose their will to go on living if pain is long-lasting. Veterinary anaesthesiology, a.k.a. the *Pain Police* to the rescue! I don't think they'll let me wear spandex and a cape though. :p

@hayleyspacej 8 лет назад

+nfinn42 I believe you can do it!. Go on to accomplish great things!

@nfinn42 8 лет назад

Thanks. :)

@SnowIsMyTerrain 8 лет назад

+nfinn42 Good luck!

@AffordBindEquipment 8 лет назад

+nfinn42 yep, don't do the spandex. I can't imagine how long you would stay in business being a vet in spandex! Unless of course, you are ripped and studly. then, maybe...

@nfinn42 8 лет назад

Veterinary technician. But yeah, scrubs are pretty much the uniform. ^_^

@Velosirraton 8 лет назад

Destin is awesome he has one of the coolest and more clever channels i have seen, greetings from Santigo, Chile

@patriceberle9903 8 лет назад

Honestly, to me you're already a superhero by making all this very inspiring, heart warming and knowledge expanding videos. Thank you so much Destin!

@diamondflaw 8 лет назад

Wow, awesome video! My cousin is a helicopter pilot doing search and rescue in south-central Idaho, and I work making parts for Quest which has made a few of their KODIAK aircraft for the MAF - so this video hits very close to home!

@04EmilL 8 лет назад

Wow! i love this!

@scifixvideo 8 лет назад

SmarterEveryDay is a HERO!

@universityofmeme 8 лет назад

+SciFix Yup, he can fly already!

@rautes 8 лет назад

+SciFix No, SmarterEveryDay is a channel. Destin from SmarterEveryDay is the real hero.

@njstevens 8 лет назад

One of the best channels on RU-vid. I really appreciate your encouragement of inquiry and genuine positive attitude.

@MichaelMcKennon 8 лет назад

IN 1993, I was blessed to be able to travel to Shell, Ecuador on a short term mission trip and had the opportunity to stay with Brian and his family for a couple of nights. You are absolutely correct that Brian is a humble man. The night before we left, Brian stayed up most of the night to talk with me about a few struggles I was having. Thank you Destin for bringing back fond memories!

@parasdsingh 8 лет назад

I write scripts (open source) for making the most out of the internet ._. that a superpower? Thanks for the awesome video Destin....very inspiring

@deus_ex_machina_ 5 лет назад

Link?

@markifi 8 лет назад

those are some amazing landings.

@2VetsBBQ 8 лет назад

Love this!!! The story behind this about Nate Saint and Jim Elliot is one of my all time favorite stories!! Great Great men!!!

@duckhunter4887 4 года назад

Thank you for making this video! I was named after Nate Saint, those 4 men where heroes! "A man is no fool to give what he can not keep to gain what he can not lose". Jim Elliott. I love your content and always look forward to reading the verse at the end!

@JonathanSladkoTV 8 лет назад

This makes me even happier about studying to be a pilot myself!

@FLOABName 8 лет назад

His Sons disapproval that there isn't an actual planet named Krypton.

@Rwededyet 8 лет назад

Well, not anymore. It blew up.

@kickinkyle15 8 лет назад

This! This is what I want to do! I got my A&P and started my pilot's license a few years back after my best friend decided to become a pastor. We desperately wanted to do bush pilot ministry. He was ordained last year, and I still am no closer than my solo flight of 2010, to obtaining my pilot's license. I still love everything aviation, but funding a pilot's license just isn't in the cards anymore. Just, don't let life get ahead of your dreams if it means helping others.

@Budrick3Gaming 8 лет назад

This is one of my favorite episodes! Thanks for making this video. Truly inspiring.

@ToxicAlienPie 8 лет назад

Snidely snapchat self advertisement at 1:13👀

@MrJewripper 8 лет назад

JEEZ Superman gets his super powers because of his exposure to the yellow sun. stick to teaching your son the physics stuff lol 😁 inspiring video!

@smartereveryday 8 лет назад

+MrJewripper Guilty as charged.

@jayeshsoniIAS 8 лет назад

+SmarterEveryDay please please make video on FREE ELECTRIC Mohan Bhargava.

@injeraenjoyer4570 8 лет назад

Also, Batman didn't really learn superpowers. He never has super powers

@RubenSodhi 8 лет назад

+Joshua Lopez I agree. He was just powerful and a techy person

@injeraenjoyer4570 8 лет назад

Ruben Singh Sodhi He.Is.Best.

@ganst949 6 лет назад

My father and I had several opportunities to speak to Steve Saint, Nate's Saint's son. He and my dad both own RV-10 aircraft and like to chat about them. We were able to hear his side of the story about his father in the jungles. Really nice guy. Another great video Destin.

@kuusitalo1 8 лет назад

Gotta love the MAF. AMAZING organization.

@Killerspiderpig 8 лет назад

5:27 I thought he was trying to land, not take off.

@morethejamesx39 8 лет назад

Two separate clips

@junothejupiterorbiter1035 3 года назад

Same

@baska- 8 лет назад

Gates family is pretty amazing, in my view.

@SkinsFirstGeneration 8 лет назад

hi 2D

@baska- 8 лет назад

Mique Celli hi love, stay tuned for more 2D this year.

@randynewburn 8 лет назад

Great information. Have used MAF in Ecuador, and know Brian and several of those who were part of the staff in Ecuador. Great educational piece.

@nia.j.h 8 лет назад

thank you Destin for making me aware of the absolutely incredible job these people are doing, I hadn't even been aware of their existence let alone the amazing things they're doing every day. I always look forward to seeing a new video from you in my subscription feed, thanks for the knowledge.

@CeliacBandit 7 лет назад

I was born in Nampa. Weird to see someone that people know in the city

@Coldfusion180 8 лет назад

Smarter every 3 weeks

@Poisonofmemory 7 лет назад

hahahahahahaha

@bondwrite 8 лет назад

THANK YOU for taking the time to make this video--and post it! Can't say enough good about MAF!

@x198219821982 8 лет назад

Beautiful Job Super Hero (Dustin), I love helping others, my super power is to provide communications to places that needed. I work in networking field and would like to take advantage from what i know and use it to help others.

@amund9173 8 лет назад

That sneaky snapchat code at 1:13

@videotrash 8 лет назад

great video, but the superpower metaphor was a bit underused

@giovannigiorgio4622 8 лет назад

+erraticbrain i feel that.... if Dustin really tryed i feel he could have slipped in a few more, like between superhero and superman for instance.

@larryfalls7029 8 лет назад

This is a very impressive endeavor. Thank you to the Gates family and to this young missionary!

@Irwin-Aviation 8 лет назад

Love this one. Great story behind it. Learned something new. Thanks Destin

@thierrymarcotte-naud3891 8 лет назад

Like you did with your bicycle, you should try to do the inverted plane yoke

@bbgun061 8 лет назад

+Thierry Marcotte-Naud Probably a terrible idea. Although I have heard of a military pilot who took off and realized that his controls had been crossed by the mechanics. He had to spend about 30 minutes figuring out how to fly it before he could land again.

@compulsive_curiosity 8 лет назад

+Benjamin Brooks at least he learned to land it again and they didn't have to eject

@Z6D4C4 8 лет назад

+Thierry Marcotte-Naud lol, then someone crashes and dies. :(

@deankirby5966 8 лет назад

+Benjamin Brooks Sounds like poor pre-flight check. Most military guys have pre-flight routines drilled into them and rarely miss crossed controls, as it is one of the most basic checks.

@luisbaltazar1 8 лет назад

just like batman, you gotta have plenty of money to become a superhero.

@scottyc3215 8 лет назад

+CNL _ Not necessarily. You could join the armed forces.

@VespaDK 8 лет назад

+Scotty C so you can go bomb civilians. nice

@KingHalbatorix 8 лет назад

+Vespa military also provides emergency medical services to large areas, and let's not forget that ISIS would be doing a far better job of bombing civilians if the military wasn't actively engaging them. I'm sure getting rid of the military could only be a good thing though. I mean, I'd certainly say that a few thousand total civilian deaths is totally unjustified and that every military should just disband and allow dictators and terrorists to kill millions instead. Great idea. You're probably doing a bunch of stuff to help too, like going to protests and generally just making people angry and polarizing issues. I'm sure you've got this perfect roadplan to fix an incredibly complex issue wherein you generalize and make everything black and white. Of course, the world we live in is an ideal one so you're totally right with all of your fallacies.

@luisbaltazar1 8 лет назад

KingHalbatorix collateral damage is a very convenient term for whoever because reasons don't wanna deploy ground troops. stability in the middle east is too important to just stand and ignore ISIS but not important enough to risk actual soldiers, right? Saudi Arabia's ruler knows how much the US care about democracy and human rights abroad.

@Avose243 8 лет назад

Destin, I love that you do what you do. Thanks for making the world a smarter, kinder place.

@ebkillert65 5 лет назад

This is one of the coolest things I've ever seen. Thank you.

@Zeno-uq7uu 8 лет назад

Me: So do you have anything to boast about? Destin: Not much, just talked to the people on the iss, Interviewed the world's best archer, made a video with obama, and cllabed with the creator of microsoft

@B.D.B. 8 лет назад

those people are amazing, but superheroes is quite a stretch...

@nico_rico3185 8 лет назад

It's all we got! :)

@Daniel_Callie 8 лет назад

the best channel on RU-vid!! thank you friends!

@pellaken 7 лет назад

my superpower would be that I could always find a backscratcher even if it was behind something (I'm not very good at this)

@GraverFILMS 8 лет назад

1:13 That secret snapchat ;)

@garrinfossum 8 лет назад

Destin, I know this video is old, so this comment may not reach you, but I've got news for you... You already have a super power, my friend. Being able to spread knowledge and positive messages in the entertaining and educational way that you do is rare, and very impressive. Every time I watch one of your videos, I am inspired to do better, do more, and do it for other people. I just had my first child, and my true hope is that more people like you are around for him to admire and learn from. Thank you for all that you do.