Physicist Reacts to the Big Bang Theory #2 

But the angle wasn't exactly 30 degrees, Leonard just eyeballed it, and called it 30 degrees.

@@donsample1002 Yeah. Also, we should consider the friction force negligible.

@@donsample1002 but if his calculations used 30 degrees, then he would have got 1/2, not "around" 1/2, lmao

dude is literally australian sheldon

@@donsample1002 It's a standard in architecture for stairs to be at a 30° angle or a rise over run ratio to equal the same if the space or application allows for it.

Blew my mind. Describing archimedes like i dont know who he is, some random cool dude. hahaha

"Given a long enough lever and a proper fulcrum I can move the Big Bang."

Madam Curie died because her discovery killed her. "Shes a cool girl"

Right lol

why does he wear the fake glasses tho?

@@baron7755 the real question is why don't WE?

And the editing skills of a potato. Apparently. Like his content. Wtf is wrong with your audio/video/etc..

You got that right this guy has good vibes.

@@corymoore8562 dude wtf is wrong with YOU? If you don’t like it, just don’t watch it. He seems to try his best to make good videos but maybe he just doesn’t have the right equipments. Also it isn’t that bad

On point 👍

And a little bit of one of those famous serial killer

for any sense "imaginary" numbers are real, the correct name it's complex numbers

​@@MisaelWolfno the correct name is imaginary numbers. Complex numbers have a real and imaginary part. Imaginary numbers -> numbers that can be expressed with b * sqrt(-1) Complex numbers -> numbers that can be expressed with a + b * sqrt(-1) Every imaginary number is a complex number but not vice versa

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Those are boxers not shorts

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to be clear he has Asperger's though they never state it. but it's implied and the lady that plays amy said it was in fact why sheldon is the way he is.

@@spicydeath82 he has OCD too

@@spicydeath82 they all demonstrated different parts of the spectrum except for Penny and Leonard.

However, they got one major fact wrong (probably also others but I'm still at the beginning of the show and I also don't know physics or maths well enough to spot any major mistakes. But at some point, either Sheldon or Amy (I forgot who it was), explains that one hemisphere of the brain is responsible for creativity, whereas the other is more for logical thinking and the first thing you learn in a psychology degree is that this couldn't be more wrong. Moreover, I think quite some people would know this as well. I was just confused as to why Sheldon or Amy would get this wrong (especially since the Mayim Bialik is a neuroscientist in real life...)

@@cmk1309 several points: 1) I said they work hard to keep it accurate, I never said they were anally retentive about it. 2) in the end it's still just a show, like all other shows it tends to be much more entertaining if you don't sweat the petty details. And 3) while I'm not a science expert either I'm pretty sure a psychology degree wouldn't go very deeply into the exact physical workings of the brain, that's Neuro-biology, Dr. Bialik's specialty, psychology is more dealing with emotions and mental health.