100 Leute - Fragen des Lebens beantwortet

Where on earth did you find these irritating and unfunny presenters?

I was excited about watching this show because I enjoyed Alie Ward's Ologies podcast (and she is in the show). I am a scientist, and I am horrified to see unjustified conclusions the show is drawing from their poorly designed experiments. I really want to give it a chance but I don't think I will be able to watch it. I hope people do not think this is how science works after watching this show.

Just watched Netflix's "100 Humans." It's interesting, but I don't think it's interesting in how the producers of the show intended it to be. Some of the experiments used such poorly thought out techniques that it was cringe-worthy. For example, as is common with such shows, the experiments in their "battle of the sexes" episode were so biased and pandering that I'd actually be insulted if I were a woman. Other experiments throughout the entire show had gigantic holes in them.

So, the show was interesting not because of any scientific information it provided, but because it illustrated that "scientific information" can be pulled and pushed into whatever form the presenter wishes the audience to see.

I don't know what I was expecting, but it was definitely better than what I saw. I'm not sure who the target audience is, but I'm certainly not part of it.

The hosts are annoying and the gimmicks are...it's just all around bad.

Every outcome despite results is whites and men are inferior based on terrible unscientific studies. They have no controls or variables in anything. And the results come in as they do and the commentary after is just straight bashing men. It's skewed to seem okay to do so. Biased. I thought this would be cool if it wasn't for the obvious bias