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Since light is actually a physical object or >> bro actually sent me a [ __ ] science lesson. Are you kidding me? AJ, what is this? >> More accurately, billions of tiny physical >> object. What are we doing, bro? Are we trying to lose viewers? >> Apply force to any object it hits. However, since like >> get to the point, what is light made of for an hour? Light versus sound. >> It's the speed of light compared to the speed of sound. 67. >> Yeah. Next segment, bro. This was mid.
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>> Why do we dream? >> Oh, I hate this guy. He's so creepy. This guy is so creepy, bro. >> I don't know why.
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For most of history, it didn't really exist because you can't hold a dream. You can't see other people's dreams. >> I might be able to debunk this.
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>> But then 195 Something happened. Researchers at the University of Chicago found this >> sleeping person with a seismograph sleep. When researchers awoke
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at the same >> No, it probably just means you have good memory, bro. During this stage, people's eyeballs are going crazy.
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If you watch >> this in actually when you get REM sleep, it's the most recovery inducing sleep. Like that's the when you say you're going to sleep and you go to sleep, it's like you get like four hours of REM sleep and that's where the most rest and recovery happens for your body. >> I usually do during REM sleep. Some pretty bizarre stuff happens. >> That's why that's why they say you need 8 to 12 hours of sleep per day because it takes two hours to sleep to get into
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REM sleep and then you're not in REM sleep for long. So you start to get out of it. So it's like two hours going into REM sleep, four hours of REM sleep, two hours of getting out and like it varies, you know.
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I feel like this guy is so much more mellow than he used to be.
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>> Which is why you can dream about flying or running around or fighting ninjas, but your body doesn't move. >> People have a disordia
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acts out of two things. >> Mama watch says, "I got an hour of RAM sleep last night. Do you want a cookie or something?" >> Good job.
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>> This phenomenon Do I send links here or do I need to send in Discord? I think links links go in the Discord. >> I I don't even think you'll be able to send links in chat.
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some tips and tricks on how to researchers were able to mice in a tub
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only.
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>> So they wake up. Oh my god.
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I used to sleep as a kid. Jesus, that's scary.
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>> Oh my god, that's bright. >> Just got I just got flashbanged. Whether
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otherwise the brain theory goes these electrical impulses are detected by our conscious brain and our cortex freaks out and doesn't know what it means. My dumb ass would forget the two words in 15 minutes.
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>> Dream. [Music] >> Sorry, I had to >> close your eyes. Dream. Sorry, I'll stop. I'll stop. Sorry.
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>> Did he say dreams?
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>> How do you remember that? That [ __ ] was my childhood, bro. What do you mean? >> I've watched that movie like 10 times when I was a kid.
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>> Threats emotions are negative.
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theory goes like this. >> Yo, I've had some crazy [ __ ] nightmares as an adult, dude. Like like nightmares of like adult type problems, you know what I mean? Not like kid nightmares with spooky ghost. No, like like real life [ __ ] going down and like me panicking and scared for my life like in a dream. >> Freaks me out.
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discussed today.
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But that's kind of the cool thing about dreams. Think of it like this,
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but it pretty much knowion.
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We know
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But last nights,
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for what reason? And that's pretty cool. And that's why thanks for watching. >> And that's why thanks for watching. That was the lamest outro.
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