Bro… when senku did that Einstein’s pose, gah damn i got giosebumps 😭

0:51 Well, that's kinda the point. I don't think you saw this in the post-credits last episode, but Ryusui notes that those explorers often STARVED because while they did pack food, it was so disgusting as to be inedbiel.

2:49 The thermal conductivity of water is about 25 times that of air; 0.58W/mK vs 0.024W/mK

Glad you liked the episode. Story wise, next episode is where things really pick up

Thanks! Your reactions for Doctor Stone are the most fun and clever! I've learnt a lot from your reactions every time! And I can feel that you truly like this show as I do:) thank you!

The Second Ryusei came on, scientifically focused episodes just keeps going

Love your reaction at the end btw. So wholesome ☺️

Another great video! I think that sped-up demonstration of the mirror process was a great addition. Not sure how to phrase it, but it made me less 'skeptical' about whether that process could actually make a mirror. It's pretty funny how the inside of the beaker also became a mirror. I wished there was some more emphasis on how long it would take for the dageurrotype to form it's image (I could imagine that you could make some gag with it). Upon checking the manga again, I see that the explicit statement about how long it takes for the image to form, as well as the prismatic vs inverted aside, are both anime-only. Pretty cool how the anime staff put in a lot of effort to fill in that dead air with those details. Perhaps they too are using science consultants, like the manga authors did. Ahhh it would be so cool seeing some spinoffs of all of these characters doing their own stuff. What adjustments has Yuzuriha needed to make to her workflow due to not using consistent modern thread? How does the bulky daguerrotype compare to a modern camera, and how does it affect Minami's photography?

I love how they actually included that steam + baking bit. A lot of bakeries use short steam bursts when baking. I love it

I'm pretty sure Francoise was taking all of those variables for the bread you were talking about into account. Francois is supposed to be the most skilled butler in the world. Given that food is one of their fortes they most likely know how much of what will result in the rising time they want for the bread they cook.

idk why but seeing you gush over the scientific details of this show like i do brings some unexplainable joy.

SOO being a filthy dub watcher I had to come back and rewatch the episode and then come back here. So I can say that the dubs exact words were that "When it comes to firmer breads the first 9 minutes are crucial. Said 9 minutes are how long the rising period of our Stollen will last. Though I wonder how much heat will be transferred to the bread given the circumstances. That is I wonder how air tight the oven-." So it is easier to infer that they are talking about the specific type of of loaf Stollen they are making in this instance rather then saying every firm bread everywhere in every oven. since it sounds like they are working with some guess work with the oven itself. I asked my aunt who has actually marked this stuff and we have professional bakers in out family and they said that the types vastly affect what happens. For instance we make braided Stollen which is different then loafed because of the surface area. We have doctors and engineers react to Dr. Stone, now we need "Professional baker reacts to Dr. Stone".😂😂

I've notice a pattern I started doing recently 1. Watch Dr stone 2. Watch your video to see both your reaction from it and other details I either didn't understand or miss 3. Leave a like 👍

WOW, omg, love the explanations!!!!! you deserve a lot more followers and views!!!

Ngl, I thought Francois was about to make hard tacks. But I'd rather have those hard tacks than Senku's bread lmao. Also, the silver mirror test brought back memories of my chemistry classes in my uni days.

Had that same smile when i saw the einstein pic

I've been rewatching all your videos of Dr Stone series cuz it's too interesting (the comments section too!) and makes the show so much enjoyable. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and reaction! The next episode will deal with a pivotal point in the story (If my memory is right), and some questions you have might turn into great hypotheses 👀👀

Loved the vid cant wait for the next one!

3:52 We don’t know the butler is a “she”. They leave the gender deliberately vague.

The end of this episode was so damn cute and I loved it so much. Dr. Stone is just such a good show and it lights up the science nerd in me :D

I would like you to react to more of the episode, your reaction in the photo moment is great, even in parts where science is not the focus, and with the big pauses to explain things, copyright will not be a problem

Ey ur back

Love these reaction wanted input on the science aspect if its actually how things r done or its waffling

For next Christmas, you should try some Stollen from Dresden

Real Engineer and Secret Masterchef reacts*

I'm watching this video In my pc. I always have the question if there is a person like senku or more knowledgeable then him in real life can create a modern day computer in stone age. I know todays computer is combination of different field of knowledge like from hardware to software to coding to engineering etc. Like I think creating a computer would be the boldest thing in the stone age. Is it possible in real life?

Pen spinning? 😮

React "Parallel world pharmacy".

IMO author too obsessed with Einstein. if you ask Einstein about how to grow crops, i bet he can't answer that. personally, i think human with most versatile knowledge in history is Da Vinci.

Jesus Christ loves you

Btw, you called Francois a she, but Francois' gender is unknown. Not nonbinary, but literally unknown. They never bring it up and nobody ever asks. Ryusui specifically mentions he doesn't know if Francois is a boy or a girl when they go to depetrify them.