[Youtube Review][Vox] The world is poorly designed. But copying nature helps.

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Playtime Comments : [Vox] The world is poorly designed. But copying nature helps.

Re****:

5:37 if you think about it, Trash is a human invention. Everything in nature recycles...

Ra******:

Why is no one talking about my guy at 2:01 totally missed his fish?!

FP********:

1:57 Sounds like when Hot Rod was pumping himself up for the big jump

ji**:

0:37 "The general manager of the technical development department was a birdwatcher." This is why hobbies are not just hobbies as long as you can relate things and look from different perspectives.

Kr*****************:

Teacher:The math question isn't that hard
The math question: 0:45

Ch***********:

2:12 incredibles stretchy woman

Ma*******:

@2:11 I Thought she was gonna start rapping to the beat

Le********:

4:26 Imagine rainwater cleaning your car....!


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I love the concept.!

Sh***********:

1:02 HOW APPLE WOULD HAVE ADVERTISED BULLET TRAIN

A*:

5:07 mimicing whole ecosystems

 

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Top Comments : [Vox] The world is poorly designed. But copying nature helps.

po********:

I don't know, if I had millions of years to design something, I think I'd do a pretty good job.

Kr********:

Going thru trial and error to make a good train, just as all creatures went through their kind of trial and error (evolution) beautiful

Th********:

This is a great video, this is what we like vox

PH*****:

Plot twist: people shoot birds out of guns in the future

Vi****:

Meanwhile trains in America be like HHFHHDSBBDCJJSJDJFJFJFJFJDKF

Ng***********:

Basiaclly, Nature is just a straight A kid everyone want to copy their homework

Ri**************:

Human: Hey can I copy your homework.
Animals that aren’t humans: okay just make it a little different so it won’t look suspicious.

Ka***********:

Dear Japan, please take over Britain's trains.

Mo****:

wish the animals had copyright claims . xD

Do******:

“The only time where cheating is considered legal”

Le**********:

Vox takes video editing to another level.

Be********:

Whoever written the title has a poorly designed brain that's for sure.

An************:

The Velcro (hook and loop), one of the great inventions of all time, was invented by Mr. de Mestral, a Swiss engineer, when he realized that the tiny hooks of the cockle-burs (Xanthium) were stuck on his pants and in his dog's fur and wondered how they attached themselves. Under the scrutiny of the microscope, he observed the hooks engaging the loops in the fabric of his pants.

Va******:

train late 5 second.
the CEO of Japan Shinkansen : seppuku

mr****:

Basically, she invented her need in companies and hence her job.

JF*****:

The title should say that “society is poorly designed”, isn’t nature part of the world?

Ai********:

Bullet train solution:




T r a i n S u p r e s s e r

Em***:

Japan: Our train is too loud
Any subway in New York: Hold my beer

As***********:

This is amazing. Now I know what I want to do with my life.

Jo**********:

Vox, this is easily your best video

Jo****:

Japan: Bird

Britain: alright mate make a box that moves on our 150 yr old railways, itll be like a b i r d.

so thats why every british train is horrible and slow

Ch***************:

She makes me want to become a biologist!

Cr*******:

Nature is the best teacher.

re*******:

As an aspiring architect, the end quote gave me chills. “...all you have to do is look.” Great video

Co***********:

Nature: I've been doing this for hundreds of millions of years so ask me if you need any help.

el**:

Nature: i helped you with literally everything

Humans: so you have chosen death

Pi***:

Never knew about biomimicry till now. Aaaaah, the things you learn from the internet that school doesn't teach you.

Ma*********:

God: You could not live with your own failure. And where did that bring you? Back to me.

Bi***:

This reminds me of the museum under La Sagrada Familia, which goes into the various natural structures and patterns that inspired Gaudi when he was designing it. That was mainly for aesthetics, but I think it’s a great example of creating something spectacular by looking to nature for ideas. Humans with access and exposure to a lot of technology tend to be so cut off from the natural elements of the world they live in, even though nature has been developing incredible methods of communication, waste management, travel, and everything else for billions of years. Great video!

Eg**********:

The reason that nature is so elegantly designed is because with each generation of plants and animals, only the best survives. When you repeat this process, just as an example, on 100 animals that makes 1000 children each generation (10% of which survives) for 100 generations, you are technically ending up with the top 100 animals out of 10^101 possible variations, or the top 99.999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999 percentile. The way evolution works with the idea of "generations" is a way of creating checkpoints where process is constant. You don't have to make the jump from 1 to 100, but you can do it in small increments.



Nature is a very, very large scheme of trial and error, while humans take the opposite approach - developing concepts and ideas and putting them to reality.


The way evolution works is that it tends toward an equilibrium. This equilibrium often works very well, but isn't always the most optimal solution. If our world had a creator, one would expect more truly optimal solutions. This is not to deny the existence of a God, but to illustrate that it is entirely possible for nature to evolve the way it did without the interference of a creator. After all, why should a creator do something manually when it can just handle itself on its own?

 

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