Hey, you can't just acknowledge a fart on live TV! That's almost as bad as claiming your son hopped on a loose weather balloon and panicking the entire state.That just sent me on very deep Youtube hole watching Balloon Boy stuff. He's the singer in a lil metal band now:Okay, guys. Let's all get really drunk and bury this video somewhere... and then never talk about it again. Hopefully we'll all just forget.Ellen always gives away things to viral guests. Throw in a little sob story, and she'll toss in a $10,000 check thanks to the great folks over at Shutterfly.Dont worry, I can save the day by fighting fire with fire! Those people on ellen barley get any money at all!Idk. I made a science video of my 4 year old son and put it on YouTube. He loved it. He thought it was cool other people were watching and learning from his video.
Heck, I'm 24 and I get lot of my own info from Crash Course and SciShow. Tell him that one day, he's going to want to be an engineer that does everything from Software, Electronic, Biology and Chemistry! At least, it made me wanna go that path.I feel like intelligence peaks at a certain age before all of a sudden you realize that even though you know those words, you can't explain them and suddenly everything that you thought you knew doesn't make sense any more. And then you slowly climb back up trying to understand everything you learned and realize that you'll never get everything.My earliest memories are from when I was 2. There's only a few, but I know they occurred before I was 3. One even involves a bottle.
You could be me from 4 years ago! My 9 year old has been watching Crash Course since he was 4. Just a warning, they get crazy smart, crazy fast. Last week my son explained that because of the recent discovery of gravitational waves (which he also explained) and the concept of wave-particle duality, it is likely that gravitons do exist even though they are only theoretical at the moment. If you ever need ideas for more YouTube channels, my son watches a TON of them because he just can't get enough, pm me.Kids these days are way smarter than we were. They grow up with tablets and the internet, the games and shows they watch are actually somewhat educational and teach life lessons, etc. When we were growing up, we were watching dumb shit like a a roadrunner drop an anvil on a coyote.
There was a post a few months back on casualiama (or someother likeminded sub, I dont quite remember), about a lady who said she had an unpleasant dating experience with a popular dude figure in the reddit-space; the thread went on a kind of guessing game were she answered question as long as they did not provide the exact identity of said dude. In the end, people were pretty sure it was Bill Nye.I worked at a Marriott hotel in The Woodlands, TX and this particular year the Planet Society (the name is slipping me) was meeting at the nearby convention center. I was working the morning shift and as per the usual I was checking my the people set to check in today to prep keys, gift bags, room preferences etc.No, really. That's it. It's documented, Bill Nye isn't some kindly science fairy that was sent here to enlighten us with experiments and love. He's just a normal human and he sometimes acts like it.



