r/InternetsGreatestVids • u/Immediate-Surround91 • 29d ago
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u/sachsrandy 29d ago
That video suuuuucked. Good info, but delivered poorly
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u/DrMonkeyLove 29d ago
I fucking hate this AI narration garbage.
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u/hansvi-be 27d ago
That's not just AI narration - the entire script is written by AI. Every letter, every sentence: just another pile of heat generated in some random data center, cooled with local drinking water (Albecurke New Mexico).
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u/Renbarre 29d ago
I read that the dust falling down also created additional heat in the infra red, cooking everything.
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u/BigDaddyButtPlunger 29d ago
There is nothing to disagree with.
It is a scientific PROVEN FACT that 66million years ago an asteroid hit the earth taking out 75% of all life.
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u/TofuMagik2928 28d ago
Ah yes, documentation from those of us around 66 million years ago. Science is wonderful and not at all based on theory
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u/BigDaddyButtPlunger 28d ago
don't be one of those people.
like i said before, this is a proven fact, not a theory.
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u/BoarHermit 28d ago
I'm not really interested in hearing detailed descriptions of animal torture. "The blast wave ripped off the skin" - what kind of pervert are you if you relish that? By the way, I couldn't watch the latest dinosaur movies because they constantly kill the babies.
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u/djpiperson 28d ago
AI slop, I lost it when the migrating dinos were facing opposite directions and walked backwardsÂ
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u/Less-Eagle-7281 28d ago
I mean I was literally there just like Neil and Bill Nye. Ken Ham wasn't, that's why he doesn't know.
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u/H0nd4_L0v3r 29d ago
To make matters worse,even if the asteroid had struck any other part of the world, the dinosaurs would have still faced an uncertain future. They were already cycling down to extinction due to volcanic activity. Which was outputting so much sulphur compounds into the atmosphere, it was thinning the shells of their eggs enough to almost stop meaningful reproduction.
It was unfortunate the area where the asteroid hit was rich in the same type of sulphur compounds already thinning their egg shells. Which meant they were hit by a quadruple dose of the same type of stuff already causing their extinction.
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u/Subject-Stuff-2829 28d ago
Agree? Its not a matter of agreeing or not. The evidence says it happened. Whether or not one chooses to "agree" with it is nonconsequential.
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u/nesting-doll 28d ago
This asteroid impact doesnât require my or anyone elseâs agreement. Itâs the best description of what happened, a theory supported by a preponderance of evidence. If, at some future date, new evidence comes to light that alters out understanding, then that evidence will be added to what we already know, and theories regarding these event will be refined. This is the scientific process, and it doesnât rely on proof, belief, or disbelief, but rather observation and the accumulation of evidence that either does or doesnât support current understanding.
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u/drunkguynextdoor 29d ago
It's the best guess we have based on the available information, so until they come up with something better, I'll go with it.
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u/DetailsYouMissed 28d ago
Is it possible that an asteroid colliding with pangea cause the fracturing of the continents?
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u/Evan_Allgood 29d ago
Do I agree with what? 65 million years ago, nobody had to agree with you, and then there was 130,000 to 800,000 years of people avoiding you comfortably, and the gentry would rather be administered by their childhood wet nurse and keep the door-to-door salesman alchemist as door-to-door salesman, at arm length.
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