What Caused The Cambrian Explosion?

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  @chrissythacker1237 · 6 months ago

  As a therapist, it hurts my heart to know I am supporting the exploitation that allows Better Help to exist. I love this channel. It’s a conundrum.

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  @SoraHjort · 2 years ago (edited)

  Gez, betterhelp is really trying to do a redemption tour/history sweeping with all these sponsorships on various channels after the stuff that went down a couple years back when they got caught mishandling patient info and unqualified professionals they hired. Selling patient info to various people should have destroyed the company... I mean when you get the FTC going after over it, you know you've screwed up.

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  @tognah6918 · 1 year ago

  It was me guys. I did it

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  @jasperdragon00 · 2 years ago

  glad your channel is getting sponsored, but i must remind people that betterhelp does not have the best practices and they have mishandled medical data as well as hired therapists without qualifications that have severely mistreated patients. just want people to stay safe </3

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  @Oberon4278 · 2 years ago

  My favorite part of YouTube is how they time ads perfectly for when I'm almost but not quite asleep.

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  @SenorTucano · 2 years ago

  A change in ocean chemistry may have played a significant role in the Cambrian explosion. A gradual change from acid to alkaline would have permitted calcareous exoskeletons to evolve.

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  @erictaylor5462 · 2 years ago

  One thing to keep in mind, a "moment" in the geologic timescale could be 10's of millions of years.

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  @PaleoEdits · 2 years ago (edited)

  Finally! My favourite earth-history channel returns!<br><br>Edit: wonderful job, loved it. Very thoroughly presented, with some cool metaphors.

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  @EarthChanGorgeous456 · 2 years ago

  &quot;It&apos;s the Cambrian Explosion!&quot;<br>- Bill Wurtz

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  @gabbyn978 · 2 years ago

  I once read a biography about Wallace. In that book, it was said that Wallace (who gave the Wallace Line its name) contacted Charles Darwin, in order to discuss his own findings. Whithin the correspondence, he asked Darwin to publish their common idea in his book, as Wallace had the feeling he was not confident enough and would not be able to deal with the backlash that such a thesis would cause. So there was no competition at all, Wallace simply left this task to Darwin.

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  @purplehaze2358 · 2 years ago

  So basically, this could be summarized as;<br>&quot;What caused the Cambrian explosion?&quot;<br>&quot;Yes.&quot;

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  @stefantkalcic1491 · 2 years ago

  I&apos;m just here for the comments shitting on BetterHelp for misusing customer data.

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