@@delu3166 You're in luck, I'm actually a biochemist. A good portion of antifreezes contain ethylene glycol which is ordorless and colorless, but tastes sweet so you could put it in something expected to be sweet and use it to poison someone. The danger comes after ingestion as it eventually is converted to oxalic acid which is toxic. It severely damages the nevous, cardiac, and renal systems before finally killing the poisoned individual.
/nerd glasses Actually the human brain does burn a massive amount of calories and people that use it for complex tasks burn slightly more than people that don't.... so that joke quote is technically correct.
@@Archedgar Yup. There was a research on chess tournaments on how much using the brain burn calories during the matches. I don't know the specifics but it was apparently a lot.
If this is true it would explain why I managed to eat like 3 packs of poptarts on average a day during my MOS/job training in the military and not gain weight lol
Speaking of those pavement block steps, trying not to step on the lines is the game and stepping on a line results in .....Unforeseen consequences but its pretty fun i guess
I laughed a lot at the time that Gura was reading the Haachama poster and the chat started to spam "NTR". Seriously, Watson and Gura are already at that level of friendship?! 😹🔱🔍
@@No-uc6fg naw, I mean 10 in binary means 2 in decimal. You will need additional bits if you need to go over 3. For example 9 in decimal will be 1001 in binary.
For me with those divisions in the road near the curb, instead of counting them, I get obsessed with fitting either four or three clean, evenly spaced steps between them. It always drives me nuts when my brain starts honing in on it and then I accidentally misestimate it and step on a crack = =;
That's actually the most relatable thing I've heard in so long, I used to count the steps it took to clear a part of sidewalk and it was so annoying to get my brain to stop.
Reading is good for the brain because you have to use the knowledge of language to translate the written words and sentences and give them meaning plus you learn new words and things it’s like an exercise for the brain it makes you smarter and keeps you smart too.
I feel gura with the subconscious counting thing. I always count how many panels on a manga page before turning it (which sometimes means I flip the page after counting and forget to read the page, so I gotta backtrack) and sometimes how many tiles of concrete I step on. It sucks.
