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@stardude692001

Good question... My only guess is that Coelus/Caelus wasn't a well-known enough roman god at the time Wilhelm Herschel discovered the planet. All the other planets up to Saturn of course were translated by actual latin speaking people as they were known since antiquity.

The irish pronunciation of /θ/ as in the beginning of "three" as [t̪] like he does it is actually quite common. It occurs in Irish English along with Newfoundland English and New York English. Nothing to be embarrassed about or to "correct".

I'm just a linguist interested in physics. Cheers!

@mazelaris Not quite. He says "Οἵτινές πότ' ἐστε, χαίρετε. Εἰρηνικῶς πρὸς φίλους ἐληλύθαμεν φίλοι." ἐληλύθαμεν = we have come

@DINDRAGON: Δεν περιφέρομαι και το τρίβω στη μούρη του καθενός, αλλά αν το φέρει η κουβέντα δεν θα έχω κανένα πρόβλημα και κανένα φόβο. :-)

Hello from Athens, Greece! I enjoy your videos very much. :-)

@runescapeZYX

ChessTempo calls it the "Wayward Queen Attack" and Wikipedia has an article named "Parham Attack".

This video is distracting me from studying.

I got the first three correct, then in the fourth I thought Rg1 would be best... And in the last one I went for Nh6 threatening Nxf7+ Kg7, Qh6#...

Why the FUCK would you do this to yourself Thunderf00t? You absolutely knew that you wouldn't move nothing in their heads!

Facepalm at 4:20. ;-)

@MrWaterlionmonkey

Well, I looked it up provisionally in Wikipedia, and it says that some of the traditions and individual sources were put together as early as 1000 BC, but mainly, as you said, during the captivity around the 6th century BC. Of course I'm not defending the caller's cause, as th...

The experiment you stated about the psychological explanation for belief in astrology is originally by Bertram Forer (not "Randy", or what it was you said) and known as the "Forer Effect". It's a type of cognitive bias, check it on Wikipedia.

There's no word as "arcadium" he says? Well there's "Arcadia" at least...

Why do they spend half an hour on the "true christian" argument instead of pointing out the "true scotsman fallacy"...

LOOOOOOOOOOOL Ich glaub's nicht, ihr habt das echt ernst genommen? :-D

Ist es so schwer auf den Channel zu klicken und "Style: Parody" zu lesen? Natürlich ist das gespielt! Warum muss man hier doppel- und dreifachposts machen, bei einer so einfachen Frage? Mann...

@likethecats

Well, as I said, both are possible, but the way the girls said it is far more common, in fact I think the boy tried to overstress the "er" so he pronounced the "e" distincly. Pronouce it like the girls and you'll be on the safe side ;-)

@Blutelfgardist1

Yup, ein Grieche, der in Deutschland aufgewachsen ist, und Linguistik studiert, dürfte reichen :-)

Naja, so ungewöhnlich sind die drei Genera nicht... sie sind ein indoeuropäisches Phänomen, das ursprünglich alle Sprachen von Indien bis nach Island aufwiesen. Turksprachen kennen es zB aber nicht, und das Englische hat sie auch eingebüßt.