This Is Your Brain On Stale Air

this explains my performance in uni, thanks for giving me a reason to tell my parents

Give me a break —

my school has had CO2 sensors in every classroom for the past 2 years, at the end of every lesson i seem to notice there is around 1500-3000 ppm in the room, i have asthma and there have been multiple times where i have had to ask to go outside for some air because i was getting lightheaded

Im curious how many people opened a window after whatching this video. I sure did.

This explains why the classrooms where the teachers always wanted the door closed made me so sleepy and unfocused.

This video gave me a headache, I’m going to go outside now.

Idiocracy predicted the future accurately

Shame that this video is patent nonsense about the unscientific parts. It’s interesting from a neurochemical perspective otherwise.

so ur saying middle school me fixated and worrying about CO2 levels in the classroom was actually not insane

I just opened my window and my cat wont let me leave my bedroom :(

any questions?

Playing the game "Oxygen Not Included" opened my eyes to this phenomenon.

Our Lungs will also Adapt,
All Animals have Adapted to their environments.
We will get used to higher CO2 Levels in time.

Question: They mention 1000ppm for example as being a cause for 15% reduction in cognitive function, right. But is this reduction as strictly associated with higher CO2 or could it be lower oxygen levels that are more of a key player perhaps?

So buildings are roughly death traps and more so with co2 going up 2 to 3 ppm per year.

How many plants do you need for a space that size?

hello from 416ppm

What affects cognitive function more? Stale air? Or opening a window and letting 110F air in? Because I'll breathe directly out of a tailpipe before I sit in a 100+ degree office. Hi from Texas.

Unfortunately when it's either really hot or really cold, we are confined to our 'caves'.

Does anyone know, is this Kurtis Baute guy still alive? His last message on any of his social media is from 1 year ago

and people STILL don’t think climate change is real
WAKE UP PEOPLE
IT’S 2023

University windows only open 2 inches

Well, the good news about this is that most humans wont notice a 15% decrease in their cognitive abilities since most of humanity is already dumb XD

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Did bro just invent the slowest torture method of all time??

8h ago? I would die of boredom before running out of air

Wish I could open my window right now, unfortunately if I do my room will heat up like an oven because of the crazy high temperatures.
Gotta love climate change.

A higher PPM is something that the rich would want. The dumber the general populace are, the more power they can have.

Is this equivalent to a person setting themselves on fire as protest?

Whoops, I watched all the way through and now I'm short of breath too.

tired of this climate alarmist rhetoric. 100 years ago, citizens of NYC thought they were gonna drown in horse crap, then the car was invented and solved that issue. Instead of gimping our production and technical advancement, we should be empowering people to create their own solutions. Everytime someone comes up with an innovative design for a functioning engine that runs off hydrogen, they are mysteriously killed. So I suspect this crisis is 100% by design so it can be used as a tool for manipulation and social engineering.

Excuse me while I go open a window 😅

This information is misleading !!!

I know the solutions to climate change!

my school classroom goes up to 1500 ppm of co2

Who else immediately opened their window and turned on their fan after this video? XD

Couple seconds into the video and i immediately opened my windows

200 million years ago the c02 levels were 2000ppm and humans still evolved, dumbases

my high school in new jersey was fitted with hvac during the 'high efficiency' brutalist architecture era (mid 70's?) and as such, only its exterior-facing classrooms had windows despite having a central courtyard (that space occupied instead with the library which could have been placed anywhere else). it was common lore among all students and staff that when one person got sick, so did everyone else. well, one day i got curious enough about that to walk out into the parking lot to gain a vantage of the rooftop where i saw, to my horror, that the primary intake vent for the entire air circulation system directly faced the exhaust vent... i now wonder what parts per million carbon dioxide i was subjected to for four school years.

please consider going back to long videos, we are sick is short term attention, I'm longing for something that grabs my attention by force

One of the offices I work at, shortly after I get in there I develop a headache

Bruh there are plants inside the room with him, it should be able to convert his bad breath into oxygen.

...bad emoting - and acting.

Reminds me of the incident where people thought that using a bunch of dry ice in a nightclub was a smart idea.

Turns out that carbon dioxide and a bunch of guests inside a sealed room can be a rather lethal combination.

If you live in a city with terrible outdoor air quality, you can't just open windows to get fresh air.

Kanto, Japan; Seoul, South Korea; almost all of China; Bangkok, Thailand...all of those places don't have clean air to breathe.

Everyone knows something they never experienced

We are never gonna make it through space like this

This explains all the tik-tok videos...

The planet lacks co2 scrubbers also known as trees.

Majority of what use to be trees and grass is now filled with roads and ego compensating skyscrapers.

The only way to fix that is to tear it all down. Or allow plants to grow over them but that doesnt donwell for structural integrity 😂