Hank talks about the molecules that make up every living thing – carbohydrates, lipids, and proteins – and how we find them in our environment and in the food that we eat.
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Anyone who doesn't even have biology in school, but is watching just out of curiosity? No? Only me?
Hi can you do a Crash Course on Dairy
Every apple juice you will drink is piss
This guy is practically my biology teacher
This guy is a hero. Thank you Jesus.
This is the best thing ever. Thank the lord for you, just hoping I pass my bio midterm -.-
Finals tomorrow
"I'm gonna eat the hell out of it" -Hank Green
I actually own that apron
Let's hope Hank can help me not fail my bio finals. Please. Please God.
My bio teacher is well-known for not paying attention to any of her classes except chemistry, and then at the end of the year, giving out candy to all of her other classes and apologizing for being a shitty teacher. Of course, that does nothing to raise my grade in her class. But these videos do. Thanks so much y'all for helping me understand this flipping course.
Gee, that Apple Juice looked tasty.
hm read Nina teicholz the big fat lie … then decide if bread is necessary and not just useless carb
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wazap im at skuul;
these kind of lessons that i am studding is very helpful to me iam getting more smarter
thank you alot
i all ways get ready to my test to be started you guys are very helpful q
i may just pass my a level exams
I'm liking this series more and more with each video I watch.
I'm kinda missing these older-style Crash Courses. While I do understand and appreciate the advantages of the more scripted, focused, and professional format these days (end of 2015), the less formal manner of these older videos does have a kind of warmth and a friendly charm, while still being highly informative, well-researched, and reasonably short.
i like eating grass
These are extremely helpful toward the grade of my midterms, thank you Hank
Where were you in 2005?
Next time could you put an epilepsy warnilwbkkaviwkcjn
Unlike apparently a lot of people in the comments, I am not watching this for school- just for my own education. I love how Crash Course mixes education with comedy. Thank you very much for this video and. of course, every other video made. You are all awesome and helping people become just that little more knowledgeable. PS. "All for me" had me laughing for a worryingly long time hehe
an evening at kfc…
Thanks alot guys!
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Teach us how to make "Blue Sky", from Breaking Bad!!! XD
What are the books that Hank is reading in the Bio-lography. They seem interesting.
really? come on mate, egg and peanut butter can't be that bad
i would argue that the peanut butter would be very bad for health. and not just cause of the sugar.
can you do a video on trans fats? everyone knows that they're bad, but i have no idea why, especially given that after looking into fats, saturated fats are not the devil everyone makes them out to be.
i am yet to find any decent, in-depth content on trans fats.