SciShow Quiz Show: The Ultimate Tiebreaker

The video is a quiz show hosted by Michael Aranda, featuring a tiebreaker between contestants Hank and Reed. The show covers topics in forensics, human body traits, and material science. In the forensics round, the reliability of various identification techniques is discussed. The human body round explores Mendelian traits and causes of fainting. The final round focuses on Pycrete, a material made of ice and sawdust, and its historical context. The show is interactive, with contestants earning points for correct answers and wagering on the final question.

What is the purpose of the tiebreaker in the quiz show?

Which technique is no longer considered a reliable way to identify someone?

What is the significance of bite mark comparisons in forensic science?

How do forensic scientists develop latent fingerprints?

What are Mendelian traits, and can you give an example?

What are the implications of the findings regarding lactose intolerance in humans?

What causes fainting related to blood pressure in the brain?

What is Stendhal syndrome, and how does it relate to viewing art?

How did researchers discover that humans can see infrared light under certain conditions?

What is the original purpose of Pycrete?