This is a video about the nonsensical things in Minecraft. The host, Bobby, discusses various glitches and inconsistencies in the game, such as:
1. Turtle eggs being able to survive lava and arrows due to poor physics.
2. Ovens being able to generate fire underwater, despite the game's good fire physics.
3. Boats being able to pass through solid blocks and allow players to infiltrate places without breaking any blocks.
4. Obsidian blocks being unable to be mined with anything less than a diamond pickaxe, but enchantment tables (made with obsidian) can be mined quickly with any pickaxe.
5. Bows having many flaws, such as arrows not passing through iron doors with holes.
6. Chests being made of wood but unable to burn, unlike other wooden blocks.
7. Stone cutters not making sense and not causing damage to players or entities.
8. The Nether, a dimension in Minecraft, having different rules and physics than the rest of the game, such as villagers being able to sleep in beds without them exploding.
The video aims to point out these inconsistencies and glitches, and the host encourages viewers to share their thoughts and theories in the comments.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Turtle eggs were implemented in Minecraft version 1.13 in snapshot 18w07.
2. To get turtle eggs, two turtles are needed on sand, and they must be given grass.
3. Turtles can survive lava, arrows, and tridents.
4. The enchantment table is made with four blocks of obsidian, two diamonds, and a book.
5. The enchantment table can be mined quickly, but it is made of obsidian, which cannot be mined normally.
6. Boats can be used to infiltrate houses without breaking any blocks.
7. Obsidian can only be mined with a diamond pickaxe, but the enchantment table can be mined with any pickaxe.
8. Arrows can pass through the holes in iron doors, jungle doors, and fences.
9. Signs and wooden fences do not block arrows.
10. Lava can be placed inside a chest, but it does not melt the chest.
11. Chests are made of wood, but they cannot burn.
12. The stone cutter does not make sense, as it does not damage players or entities.
13. The stone cutter was implemented in Minecraft 1.14, along with bonfires, which do make damage.
14. Spikes and stalactites can cause damage, but the stone cutter does not.
15. Villagers can sleep in beds in The Nether without exploding.
16. The day and night cycle in The Nether is affected, and villagers do not wake up during the day.