Stephen Colbert, aka the new Neil deGrasse Tyson, reports on the latest news from the world of science.
#Colbert #Comedy #SoundofScience
Stephen Colbert, aka the new Neil deGrasse Tyson, reports on the latest news from the world of science.
#Colbert #Comedy #SoundofScience
Anyone remember annual cicadas? Mandela effect but like I grew up to that sound every summer in my memory. Also those bugs are fugly.
ReplyThe band liked the dog wagging joke.
ReplyI can’t give blood because I have way too much iron. I will sit in a chair while they drain my blood, yet the person around the curtain is getting iron infusions because she doesn’t have enough. But I can’t give blood – f-ing weird!!!!
Replythat stupid animation will never get old
Reply70-year-old or not, Snoopy is too cool!
Reply3:27@ Researchers have determined human brains respond positively to rhythmic behavior…guess that’s why Trump’s MAGA maniacs respond to him 👐👐👐.
ReplyFools, stop watching the hands and you’ll come out of the trance you’ve been in since 2016…wake up!
Only those cultured enough to realize that the “tinny knot” looks like the Medusa… 😅
ReplyI’m sorry what happened??? “Blood donation is down because of Gen Z” “WOOOOOO!” ?
ReplyDuck you Stephen n writer Duck. Great not donating blood now!!!
ReplyThe Red Cross segment was all-time
ReplyRichard manual, from the band does the BEST you don’t know me. Live !!
Reply4:56 Whoever wrote this deserves a raise omg 🤣
Replymaybe blood donations are down because gen z has the internet and can read about what a corrupt pile of $h/t the for profit blood trade is and how much money “charitiesʾ like red cross pay their CEO and army of garbage middle managers and marketers instead of helping people.
Maybe.
People should donate blood and plasma, but look for a public university run hospital to donate to. They will use the blood or trade it around in their own network where it is needed, not sell it for a profit.
If you can only find private hospitals or donation places then make sure they pay you top dollar and check reviews they aren’t messing up. Giving blood for money is not any less good than donating – it’s needed either way to save lives, and it’s not like red cross will give your donated blood to someone in need for free. They charge them top dollar for it, even if they’re poor, so make them pay you for it.
ReplyMy defense for not donating blood is that I’m usually on the receiving end
ReplyStrong duck 64
ReplyI want a snoopy blood t-shirt. We don’t have them here in Austria! (I work as a volunteer EMT at the Red Cross here in Salzburg and we only have lame’o t-shirts….) How can I get one???
ReplyBut can you tie an atom knot with your tongue?
Replythe cool kids are actually super into classic cartoon characters. can’t say i understand it, but its a thing. peanuts and looney tunes are asleep
ReplyGen Z isn’t to blame. The last time I gave blood I was asked a lot of uncomfortable questions and made to wait for several hours. That’s the boomers fault for organizing blood drives that make the experience of giving blood extremely unpleasant – just like every other process and technology they have dreamed up.
Reply4:55 The QAnon-Idiots are going to loose their sh**!
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