The real one
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How fast an entire plant can melt down
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I cried with a smile after seeing this 
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That’s absolutely wonderful and yes, I admit it added a little extra moisture to MY eyes too! Thank you for sharing it.
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You are quite correct, there is no red in the picture whatsoever.
Fun fact: As a photo editor myself, I did an eye dropper test on the pixels which appear black and not a single one of those came out as PURE black either! The same with the ‘white’ ones… same results.
Both the black and white (neither of which are true colours by the way, simply light values) looking ones are in fact made up of variations of hues (pure colour) of colours such as pink, purple (this showed up on quite a few of the ‘black’ pixels), and pink. As you rightly said though, no red.
All of this really does make it an extraordinary picture / video so thank you for posting it.
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This is something we never really think about. I always dress in black. Once I was out shopping new clothes, I got to talking with the shop assistant. She told me that all the black clothes I’m wearing are just very dark blue. Because it is impossible to make black clothes. This got me thinking, but I’m still wearing clothes in…well, very dark blue 
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Perhaps the trees are not green, Perhaps no trees at least the way we see them, the sky is not blue, the water has colors. Our hair not white. What ever we may see it’s different to live in an illusion Matrix We may live in many dimensions made by a computer We may live in the past & future same time
& I’m not kidding at all
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Well the sky definitely isn’t blue technically (as you rightly said) and I thought this condensed explanation from The Meteorological Office here in the UK tells us the reason it looks as if it is, rather better than I.
“The sky appears blue to the human eye as the short waves of blue light are scattered more than the other colours in the spectrum, making the blue light more visible”.
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Amsterdam 
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Thank you for posting the video.
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Like me, you must sometimes get some strange recommendations showing up in your YouTube feed. The other day I got this one, with an AI-generated (most probably) title in Norwegian, which in English translates to “Beautiful girl with big crispy onion rings”!?! Of course I had to watch it 
Now let me tell you, it looks delicious! For some reason I didn’t get the recipe the first time around, so I had to watch it again. Still not quite sure about the recipe though. Anyway here it is 
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I have been watching Pavlo and Luba’s gastronomic and travel films for several years, they are very good, I like them! 
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Thanks for the tip. So there’s also travel videos on this channel. I like to watch that. Perhaps I’ll check out some more. So far, I like them too 
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What a shame that didn’t say “guy” because if we are talking about onion rings, thoughts of a rather naughty version of the game of ‘hoopla’ (the ring throwing game, with which hopefully you are fimiliar and know what I am talking about) come to mind.
Having said that though, I doubt they would show THAT kind of thing on YouTube!!! 
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Yes, I’m familiar with Hoopla. It’s been several decades since I played it myself, so it is the clean version I know of course
Oh yes, I reckon you’d need other sources than YouTube to watch it on the internet. Come to think of it, could be an idea for a party game here on VHTV 
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D’you know, it would not surprise me in the slightest if in fact it has already been tried in front of the cameras!!! Possibly not with onion rings though.
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