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Hey Vsauce, Mojo here. From “If”, to “Is Anything Real?”, to “What Does Human Taste Like?”, Michael Stevens is asking the hard hitting questions, and we can’t get enough. WatchMojo counts down the Top 10 Vsauce Videos.
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#10. “If”
#9. “Is Anything Real?”
#8. “What Does Human Taste Like?”
#7. “Travel INSIDE A Black Hole”
#6. “What Color Is A Mirror?”
#5. “What’s the Most Dangerous place on Earth?”
#4. “Why Are Things Creepy”
#3, #2 & #1???
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Vsauce is pretty much abandoned now, Michael does videos on D.O.N.G. now
Limitless Logic no problem fam
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to bad vsauce basically ended when michael got his own show
Do top 10 vsauce 2 and 3!
Top 10 riddle videos
11:05 DAMN Felicia
Mirrors are silver in color behind clear sand that’s it. What the light spectrum does to our eyes is what he should’ve explained
Vaginal fantasy book club
Maybe when involving a science based list subject like this, maybe avoid using words like apocalypse. Instead say the end of the world or the extinction of humanity. Apocalypse is a stand in for these but so many people still mean it in the biblical sense. That has no place in a a scientific discussion. It’s the description of a dream a bronze age man had, supposedly, and used it politically against Rome.
Is this even legal?
The only one I still go back and watch are those Vsauce out of context videos
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