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could this really be a result of natural selection? just the ear itself looks like a highly developed super system thoroughly designed to not only receive sounds but "amplify" this sound through 3 piece bone/leverage system into a liquid which vibrates and then this vibration is decrypted by the brain into sound. It would be much simpler for the human body if the brain would adapt by itself amplifying the sounds within itself. Whats with the 3 piece bone having to "evolve" and come in to being?
And why exactly did the 3 piece amplifying bone evolve to create a 3.2:55 ratio between the moving piece and the eardrum. This ratio must have been ideal for the sounds waves to be read by the brain and converted. The complexity is so great! Furthermore the fiber action and resonant frequencies are far more interesting and the human body seems more and more a designed entity the more you study the human body.
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Rahul1998Kumar 1 day ago
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jak0504001 1 month ago
Its hard to be an atheist these days lol..
heyula07 2 months ago 2
Amazing! I never realized that the ear drum's vibrations were magnified by the mechanical advantage of the small bones attatched to the cochlea!
What an awesome, unguided, random accident that is. Lol.
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I absolutely love the last line
"This is just one of the many systems in the body, that go far beyond our humble human understanding"
adzwild 2 months ago
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adzwild 2 months ago
COCKLEAH
meowmixdancerush 2 months ago
can anyone tell me how i might embed this in a powerpoint?
Stratacaster87 3 months ago
GOD is amazing!!!!
marine0847 3 months ago 2
Awesome video, thanks!
Dragtre 4 months ago
you pronounce like cock lea
karenlykya 4 months ago 5
@karenlykya he does and it's really annoying
sweetpeas1216 4 months ago
can any1 tell me how to pronounce COCHLEA..??
naveedlahoriable 5 months ago
@naveedlahoriable COKE--LEE--UH
sweetpeas1216 4 months ago
that is a great video. thank you very much.
Djalitana 5 months ago
available on grade 3 okay i`m a student
19629924 6 months ago
Wonderfully animanted. Could you put in captions too please ?
Would help hearing impaired people to watch the video too.
MASKKOALA 9 months ago
Wonderfully animanted. Could you put in captions too please ?
Would help hearing impaired people to watch the video too.
MASKKOALA 9 months ago
i need development part of ear animation.nobody has made it.
amshuman100 10 months ago
i really like this i think the 3d model is cool:)
labadie1000 1 year ago
God is awesome and biology is really awesome :d
anuebee 1 year ago
one word.... BOOOORRRRINNNNGGG!!
mandyrainlover1 1 year ago
god is awesome!
bradonskates 1 year ago
could this really be a result of natural selection? just the ear itself looks like a highly developed super system thoroughly designed to not only receive sounds but "amplify" this sound through 3 piece bone/leverage system into a liquid which vibrates and then this vibration is decrypted by the brain into sound. It would be much simpler for the human body if the brain would adapt by itself amplifying the sounds within itself. Whats with the 3 piece bone having to "evolve" and come in to being?
bungie1209 1 year ago
@bungie1209 things seem to far fetched.
And why exactly did the 3 piece amplifying bone evolve to create a 3.2:55 ratio between the moving piece and the eardrum. This ratio must have been ideal for the sounds waves to be read by the brain and converted. The complexity is so great! Furthermore the fiber action and resonant frequencies are far more interesting and the human body seems more and more a designed entity the more you study the human body.
bungie1209 1 year ago
That was better than my two hour lesson today :)
TheFlowerpotkid 1 year ago 17
@TheFlowerpotkid hopin that i learn it too for exams!!
naveedlahoriable 5 months ago
A video worthy to be favourited!
yastunt 1 year ago