>You would make it out,
>but we need to add in air resistance...
>but what if you flip on your side mid jump...

>>16726807 (OP)
this retard can't make a video for the masses without adding stupid errors instead of using correct simplications.

>>16726807 (OP)
He cheated on his Mensa test to appear 118 fluid I know a high fluid person when I see them I’m 118 fluid lmao

Dude's Reddit incarnate.
Oversimplifications wrapped in with cherry-picked "man on the street" interviews with the five retards he could find that don't know the sun is bigger than the moon. Then he adds in this saccharine sweet optimism meant to inspire midwits.

>>16727732
... midwit lol

>>16726807 (OP)
>>16727740
I’ve only seen a few episodes, but this guy (or the team behind him) seem to be doing perfectly OK for a pop-sci show meant mainly to get children excited about science and engineering

I would say that even some inaccuracies are all right in this format, since the aim is to get a big-picture overview across to children, rather than teach actual details like the bulk of a university course

NB I am pretty confident based on his bearing and physiognomy that Veritasium is a homosexual, I would not let him teach children IRL but through a screen it’s ok

>>16727746
>a pop-sci show meant mainly to get children excited about science and engineering
I think you're being a little optimistic about who his target audience is.

>>16726807 (OP)
>it's another 30 minute video of a middly interesting thing episode