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  1. I could live in this analogy forever. What’s in the water? How deep is the water?! Are there other islands we haven’t discovered yet? Still processing everything we learned 🤓
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  2. 1st podcast episode being Mark Zuckerberg?!! Damn Cleo!
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  3. Pleeeeeease give me more excuses to go look at beautiful maps!! This was so fun thanks for looping me in ✨
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  4. Loved the final note about how we want an Alien civilization to look at us as a scientific and curious race and not just a planet of conflict and mass destruction
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  5. I'm not usually one for over sharing but I've just finished my first week of chemotherapy and I won't lie I'm scared of how it's affecting me, but your enthusiasm for the topic helped put my mind at ease. So thank you, you have no idea how much I needed this today
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  6. Huge.
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  7. Blake stood out here, seems like an amazing human being. Being capable of saying "I disagree, but I understand" in the face of being disqualified from the Olympics for something outside of your control is a whole other level of resilience and maturity.
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  8. Hey DALLE-5, make my next YouTube video
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  9. Black mirror but opposite is how I describe my channel sometimes. Looking forward to seeing what you make here Cleo!
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  10. Find someone who looks at you the way Cleo looks at the CERN collider. Your passion and awe for this stuff is infectious.
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  11. Thanks for coming to visit us at CERN! It was fantastic to show you and the team our experiment and I love how the video came out! ☺
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  12. Can't wait for the future of shared experiences in these. Might be my #1 highest anticipated feature. Ready Player One AND Two please
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  13. OK, I admit -- I'm Cleo's Dad. But really, this is a great episode! The best part is how she organizes the coming driverless car/truck revolution to explain "the messy messy middle." Oh, also -- yes, the Batmobile WAS a driverless car.
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  14. I love how Jensen's body language changed as soon as he realized the caliber of questions that he was being asked.
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  15. Marques... check. Insane 3D animation... check. Crazy complex tech that could change the world... check. Published on a completely free platform so everyone can access... check. This episode slaps! The future of media is amazing.
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  16. Your ability to tell stories in creative, meaningful, human, ways is so beyond incredible, Cleo. Utterly amazing work!
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  17. To me, "anti-aging in humans" makes me think "eh, I'm not sure I wanna live longer." But, with "anti-aging in dogs," I'm like "yes, please!"
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  18. Haven't seen Cleo rattled by another human before. That's the power of Feige. 😂
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  19. What Cleo said: "NFts are OK because they're just like art galleries." What I learned: Art galleries are bad because they are just like NFTs.
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  20. Cleo went all out with this video. Great job not letting the embarrassment get in the way 😊
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  21. I strongly endorse the cat internet concept. This was so good cleo, your excitement comes through and it makes it SO fun to learn alongside you.
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  22. Ah, so the stuff Batman uses with his billions in research and development.
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  23. As Einstein said: "Imagination is more important than knowledge…” Best of luck with the channel and looking forward to watching what you create!
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  24. Cleo, you know that your graphics and editing is superb. But they aren't my favorite part of your videos. You have such a gift in framing these conversations and giving the audience enough context to feel both educated and hopeful. I now CARE about electric plans, something that was invisible to me, after just 10 minutes, which is WILD. Love watching your videos, appreciate all the work it takes to do them.
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  25. This video made me remember the quote I read years ago: "He might only be here for a part of your life, but for him, you are his whole life." And like the quote, your video hit home!
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  26. People want driverless cars because they hate having to drive (emphasis on having to). But there are better solutions for this problem which would lead to more sustainable and livable cities, meanwhile also addressing major societal issues like sky rocketing housing prices and even obesity. What we need is cities and urban spaces that are designed for people rather than cars.
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  27. Usually the twist is that the hero becomes the villain, not the villain becoming the hero. Pretty cool to see the Frack King doing clean energy stuff!
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  28. Cleo trying to do a backflip and immediately regretting it is the best part 😂
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  29. At first, I was scared of the way this video would talk about taking a drug without prescription. I found you did it very responsibly. Thanks you.
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  30. I was a fracking engr for 10 years. A lot of well intentioned people work in the industry. 10 years ago it was an enabling technology helping produce the "greener" alternative natural gas. Glad to see there are alternative uses for the technology. Great video.
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  31. This was fantastic, glad you’re making the switch to your own independent work! Excited to see where it all goes
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  32. "OH no, I told my robot to put away the groceries, and it stepped on my dog". What a world to live in when that becomes a real statement.
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  33. Love it! But don’t forget about the possibilities of aliens that aren’t based on water! That’s even more crazy and exciting 😆😆
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  34. I’ve been waiting for this vid for nearly a decade.
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  35. It's been 8 months now that I was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer. I was cured with chemotherapy just a month ago. This video made me appreciate all the efforts humanity has made that helped me cure it. Thank you for making this video and spreading the much needed awareness about the topic.
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  36. I've always said that self-driving technology will come to trucks before cars. Having a car drive itself is a neat gimmick, but having a lorry drive itself is a major, major cost saver to the logistics industry. Ultimately the one with the bigger financial incentive behind it was always going to come first. And as for myself, I'll continue to use the mode of transport that has been 'self-driving' (at least from the perspective of passengers) for its entire existence: Trains. They're so much better than even the most utopian self-driving cars I've ever seen being presented to us.
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  37. I am so impressed with the obvious and deep preparation that you did for this interview. I have watched so many lost opportunities in interviews because of interviewers trusting that they can wing it. Amazing and I think that your channel should be included in a school’s STEAM curriculum. We are going to put it into ours
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  38. 11:34 Spot's thinking - "i'll remember this lack of belly rubs in the robot uprising" 🤣
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  39. The way you put all the perspectives together and compare them and break the topic down so well... It's just amazing. Congrats Cleo, you're doing an awesome job.
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  40. This is probably the best form of an interview I’ve seen. The background music at times, the animations of what ya’ll were talking about, the clear and concise examples from Cleo after Jensen’s explanation. There’s so many little things that keep you engaged and interested. Good job 👏
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  41. You know what’s so good about this interview? It’s the visualizers that blends in smoothly along with the conversation. It helps those non-tech savvy people to comprehend and follow along with the interviewer and interviewee. 1hr didn’t feel like 1hr at all. You’re really outdoing yourself in this type of content Cleo! I’m excited to see who’s going to be your guests in your next episodes.
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  42. I love how scientists, engineers, advocates, citizens, and more are coming together to combat climate change! WHEN we get though it, it should be remembered in history that all of these people helped to combat climate change. As a student, this video has given me more hope about my future :D
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  43. You were completely speechless while meeting Kevin. This shows how big you are a fan of Marvel.
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  44. Yessss. Cleo ur off to the races! So excited about everything you’re publishing and what’s to come!
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  45. It’s impossible to express with words how excited I am for this and you!!! I’ll have to do it with a giant hug next time I see you instead - this is going to be incredible ❤️
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  46. Great video! I like how you focus not only on the sport itself, but more on the technology and its impact on the "commercial" car market. I'd like to emphasize on the topic of regenerative braking (RB): Yes, Gen 3 is pushing the benchmark even further, but F1 did the babysteps for it, by implementing KERS (Kinetic Energy Recovery System). Meaning: It is not totally new, but yes Formula E does bring it to the next level. Now, whats really interesting, is how RB is already the standard for commercial cars: PEVs, PHEV and Mild HEVs are totally making use of this, which has many benefits. One very crucial benefit (beside recharging your battery of course) is the reduced usage of friction brakes. Modern PEVs are able to brake more than 80% of all brake events via the electric motor and therefore abstaining from friction brakes. Which brings the crucial benefit: EVs emit WAY less brake particles than ICEs. Which is huge, since the current regulation draft for brake emission particles may makes it impossible for ICEs to reach the threshold values. So, car OEMs need to electrify their cars or use expensive brake pads which wear less, so their cars meet the regulations demands. In other words: ICEs are getting less and less attractive for OEMs, even through back doors like brake emissions.
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  47. Props to the editor of the episode. It's absolutely beautiful, such a good composition.
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  48. holy cow. thank you for sharing such a vulnerable thing with us. the golf ball legit made my heart sink thinking of that. oh my goodness. so glad things worked out!!!
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  49. I'm so glad you didn't shy away from the problems. It really helps highlight why the new technology (and hopefully legislation) are so important and so impressive, and so necessary. Less chemicals, more food, doesn't just mean better profits, it means a more reusable planet. Ecology and economics on the same side.
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  50. We talk about success criteria for different robots like how much they lift or whether they fall over, but Disney designed a robot specifically for relatability and then without even thinking about it, Cleo addressed it directly, gave it a nickname, and asked for its consent to boop it.
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  51. Calling this an interview is a disservice to the amount of effort put in. A masterclass in (*huge) conversations.
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  52. My query is the touch element. You know, like how children need a high level of physical contact during the first six months or they’re developmentally compromised. Touch starvation is a thing and physical presence is something we often overlook. While we may have many more ways to connect to each other, we rarely end up regularly using them. Loneliness has only gotten worse over the last couple of decades. Casey Neistat’s video on the Vision Pro was also really great, but it was as terrifying as it was cool. As with most tech, the potential is awesome and theoretically limitless. But day-to-day use can often boil down to the lowest common denominator. I know how that’s a bit of a doomer take, but I don’t often see the fields of technology and positive psychology overlapping. Regardless, love the video Cleo! More great and thoughtful insights, I always look forward to seeing them.
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  53. I'm so looking forward to see this channel become HUGE one day. Fine job Cleo. Keep up the good work👍
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  54. Congratulations! We need more people telling these kinds of stories!
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  55. I work in this industry and know I want to work on these types of aircraft. Thanks for bringing this to the public stage in an awesome optimistic way. We need more coverage like this to show the public how close the world is to a better vision. Love your show!
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  56. Excited for your future content! Johnny did such an amazing job going solo and I wish you the same success!
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  57. The problem with NFTs... well, one of the problems, is that they might be a certificate but they're a certificate signed by <unknown> about <subject to change>. There is no cryptographic proof that the issuer of the NFT is actually the author of the artwork and there is usually no checksum over the artwork itself, let alone having the artwork on the blockchain. So what's the point? If anyone can issue an NFT on anyone's art and even change the art it points to afterwards, it's really a botched attempt at creating this kind of universal art ledger.
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  58. As a kid, I've heard that when you say "detailed map" five times into a mirror, Johnny Harris appears behind you.
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  59. yesssss I'm so excited!
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  60. I thought this video would be solely on the technology, however it shows the emotional attachment built upon this new innovation. As a man, I've never feel so connected to a far-related experience (i.e. giving birth) yet so humbling that makes me appreciate more all superwomen out there. My favourite video from your channel, so far. Good job, Cleo!
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  61. Love finishing Johnny Harris’ video and just slipping right into Cleo Abram’s video
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  62. Cleo you're insane for putting scripted, animated explainers in these interviews to support whatever the topic is in the interview itself. Its SO GOOD for learning. You're miles ahead of others. Loved being here from the beginning. Just hearing you talk always makes me want to be smarter. Keep killing it girl
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  63. 11:05 great comedic timing delivery for the "she's been running for... 2 and a half minutes." lmao
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  64. I'm glad you got through this, my wife is expecting in May. It's really scary but hopefully everything works out.
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  65. That's seriously the best interview with Zuck I've ever seen. Keeping him giving substantive answers without getting into the weeds all the way through. Bravo.
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  66. As a tech guy, I am constantly asked about AI and what it can do. I am just going to send this video as a primer for people now. This is fantastically done
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  67. Your channel has quickly become one of my favorites Cleo. The subject matter, production, pacing, narration etc. are all superb. Huge props to you and your team for bringing science & technology to masses in such a well executed way!
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  68. In all of your videos there is usually a spot (or several) where you lay out the landscape of the topic and say "we are here". In this video, the 2x2 grid really helped me understand what's going on (and what is not). Two thumbs up.
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  69. I love your positive perspective. At times we lose that balance with what we're seeing on the news. You're doing a great job
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  70. I’ve been playing around on mid journey and I resonate so much with the Harry Potter comparison as well as the “superpower” analogy. A great mini doc!
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  71. Nvidia employee here, 07:59 that watered down explanation for CUDA is top-notch.
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  72. Got a bit emotional nearing the end of the video. I live about 2 hours from my hometown due to university and my parents are taking care of my dog there. He's turning 13 in a couple months and it's really hard not being able to see him everyday like I used to. I LOVE that little fella, but as a dog owner/lover you can't help but think of the day when he'll no longer be here. Great video Cleo!
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  73. I was worried this youtube series would be about misplaced techno-optimism. But so far, I really like this episode.
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  74. Self driving cars would be amazing for people with disabilities. My sister has special needs and isn't quite able to drive on her own. One of her friends has a seizure disorder, and while he's been seizure free for a while, he still can't drive. This would also be amazing for visually impaired people. Since we have trash public transit, it could do a lot for people
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  75. NFT: selling skins and gears without really developing the game.
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  76. As an avid fan of your content AND an astrophotographer, thank you for mentioning one of the downsides of Starlink! Greatly appreciated.
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  77. Personally I'd always been really puzzled as to how NFTs can still have value when they can just be screenshot (mainly thinking about how stock photos always have watermarks over them), but this really explained it quite intuitively for me. It just sort of clicked in my head when you said it's about how many people believe it has value. Kind of the story of money in general, really. Good job!
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  78. If I had to choose one word to describe this episode, and in reality, your channel and mission as a whole, it would be: HOPE. Thanks for another fantastic episode.
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  79. "It's amazing that our totally different lives overlapped!" ...what a beautiful quote! 😍🐾 Talking about beautiful... we love all the details in this video (Thor in the intro, wiggling labs on the chart and all the paws on the lifespan curve) and the "How to help your dog not die" chapter at 7:18 . In our film studio, there are always furry friends around, who wiggle around the office. Dogs are just great company, no matter if at home or at work! Let's make their life as long as possible!
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  80. Cleo, I've been a fan of yours on Vox and I'm happy you're making your new and exciting path now. I'll totally stick around to watch it as it goes!
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  81. This video is fun and entertaining! Wish Cleo had more content
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  82. I absolutely loved this video. I'm getting an actual internet connection after 3 years (moving away from mom and dad's for the first time post college). Internet infrastructure is such a huge talking point for the rural community I've been living in. This video hit the nail on the head. Cool video Cleo! 😃
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  83. I always knew Cleo was strong with the force
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  84. I was absolutely sobbing towards then end of this video, but I am so glad I was able to watch this. I hope Loyal are successful in their research, thought it will probably be too late for my older dog. Please excuse me whilst I go and give my two dogs another hug!
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  85. Love seeing you do your own thing and thrive!!!
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  86. Okay wow, these images are just beautiful! It's crazy that the light from these galaxies took billions of years to reach us. We are literally looking back in time! 🔭🤩 Back then when we produced our "Game of Moons" doc, we were amazed every day how many unknown things are out there. There's still so much to explore and it's so cool, that tech & science take all of us with them on this rollercoaster ride through the universe.
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  87. Excellent video, Cleo! The math map/boat/submarine analogy captures how fundamentally different quantum computing is and will be. But for me, the real grab was the waves on the pond. If you imagine not just two but hundreds or thousands of pebbles tossed in all at once and the hundreds or thousands of resulting concentric-circle systems, each interfering with the others constructively and then destructively, you get a good start at imagining the chaotic complexity that's the real domain of quantum computers. Love, Dada.
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  88. Great video as always. Glad you covered the right to repair stuff as well. This channel is killing it.
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  89. It's so great to see a more nuanced discussion regarding NFTs other than blanket hatred or overt shilling. Hearing about the history, reason, and culture of art was so helpful.
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  90. Fantastic video! Cleo + MKBHD + Qiskit = the collab you didn’t know you needed! If anyone wants to use a Quantum Computer, we’re here to help.
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  91. I don't know what I'm impressed by more, the seamless storytelling or the visual consistency 😍 this video was a treat all around!!
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  92. This is a masterclass for anyone that wants an example of brilliantly presented, informative, and responsible journalism. Beautifully edited, and just plainly honest and heartfelt. 12/10
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  93. I love this video format. It’s a mashup between a podcast interview and an edited/produced video-essay
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  94. Amazing! I'm super excited to see this come together. GOOD LUCK!
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  95. Probably my favorite episode so far! As a former Cast Member and being able to see much of the behind the scenes stuff that happens, its pretty unbelievable and inspiring what they are able to pull off. Some incredibly simple and some so complicated it would make your brain melt. Great episode, @cloe
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  96. This video gave me chills so many times, in a very good way! Your words just felt really powerful and made my soul smile
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  97. I'm a Tesla Model Y owner with FSD Beta. I enjoy testing this in my area. Each release the car gets better and better. It is like watching a teenage driver get better and better through experience. You have to be control (or in the case of teen driver, scream!) at all times because in this 'messy time' things will happen you will not like. Great video.
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  98. Sometimes science sounds more like magic, this stuff is just mind boggling incredible 🤯
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  99. lololol Cleo and I chatted about this and it's totally where the future of this tech is going
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  100. This felt like I was going on a field trip with you guys, amazing
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  101. wow that website with extra prompts is next level, I love people being pasionate about something and then building their own tool for it to help and share with others
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  102. "You're a journalist, it's your job to be skeptical" What many people ignore is that you can be skeptical of other journalists and take a different point of view to what most people have. Congrats! You are such an inspiration.
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  103. "If Physics says it's allowed, the engineers will find a way🤐🔥" 15:36
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  104. Love how you tell stories, Cleo. It's so accessible.
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  105. Another point for the section on controversy of planting trees: there is no one singular solution to climate change. I’m actually working on a video on this for my own channel but here’s the gist of it: the IPCC and the Drawdown project have both worked to assess over 100 different possible climate change solutions. While there are many which have a huge impact (like tree planting, solar panels, and wind turbines) there is not one solution. So we need to engage aggressively in all these things. And if those trees manage to suck up more carbon than normal? Heck yea!
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  106. Great video Cleo! I learned so much :)
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  107. Great work! Having done a lot of my degree in this it's great to see you chatting to experts who wrote seminal papers on this. A lot of the issues come from microfault reactivation which you'd not be able to see on the seismic survey and is actually what some of the worlds largest supercomputers are used for visualising. The actual level of surficants and detergents in the fracking solutions is very low, but the dissolution of chemicals in the country rock as the water rises can be as much if not more of an issue.
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  108. Can’t wait to see more!! 💪
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  109. Loved hearing you chat with Marques about this, and fascinated by the full video! Gonna be an exciting world of sports tech.
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  110. Cleo and Johnny uploading just MINUTES within each other's uploads?! Today's an amazing day.
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  111. I had honestly never heard about this before although we had 'geothermal energy' mentioned in our physics and geography books. Absolutely none of them mentioned how useful geothermal energy can be, this video gave a great insight, need more of such.
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  112. Cleo: "internet is a marvel of human ingenuity" Me (former network engineer for multiple ISPs): "the internet is a marvel of duct tape and wd40 on the levels of Macgyver and the formation of English language as a whole"
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  113. Anything that Johnny Harris appears in, is a must watch for me. I'm a dedicated subscriber to your channel too, and wish you all the best :)
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  114. Stoked to see what you stir up! Sounds pretty amazing. All the best!
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  115. Quickly becoming one of the best informative channels on the platform! Also Thor is adorable!
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  116. Thanks for always making me feel like there's hope for the world. Its tough sometimes, but your videos really showcase the great people who are doing so many great things.
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  117. Interesting topic! I appreciate your courage in sharing your personal situation and I am glad your surgery went well.
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  118. Two thoughts. First, the main video is excellent. I admit I'm still primitive in that I keep thinking of value as the result of scarcity and provenance, rather than just the existence of demand. Therein lies the difference, I think, between a real, sustainable market and the tulip craze of the 1600's. And by sustainable, I don't mean anything environmental. I mean robustness: can/will the market collapse? No one buys pet rocks anymore. Second, and more importantly, the last bit, about future ads, was just outstanding. You captured the two crucial points underlying sponsored content: (i) that the speaker does what the ad makes viewers think, namely believe in the information presented, and (ii) that nevertheless, since the ad does reflect input from the sponsoring company, it will always make clear that it's an ad. Speaking of transparency: I'm Cleo's Dad.
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  119. The premise of your new show sounds incredible! We are in dire need of some „positive vibes“ in journalism, especially concerning tech. I am looking forward to what you have in store for us. Greetings from Germany :)
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  120. Such an important topic for women. Thanks Cleo
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  121. love your videos!! they're super interesting and extremely entertaining and educational thank you so much!
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  122. Excited to see what you come out with!
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  123. I love how ~10 min of the video was focused on building up, by showing the existing infra - this is what makes this video (and the channel!) different from other videos that are just “this would be so cool” speculations, with little to gain from them, until the thing actually happens. This video, on the other hand, taught me quite a bit in a span of ~10 min (that I didn’t appreciate before, for sure) before going on to making fact-based predictions. Love the editing choice here. Thanks, Cleo :)
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  124. I think it is awesome you were able to make this transition into becoming an independent creator and focus on the things that you find more interesting or that you can have more impact on. I am sure that the success of your channel is not HUGE *if true but HUGE *when true! I'd love to see a video about where the Graphene industry stands today, it was such a hot sector that was promised to be as revolutionary as plastic but it seems like it was either over hyped or just very hard to make progress, is it like the cause with "Fusion Power" an us constantly being 50 years away from being able to harness it? Anyway, good luck with your future work, will be looking forward to seeing how big this channel grows and where you can take it.
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  125. 0:21 No, the technology is called "text-to-image generation". Dall-E 2 is just one such AI model made by one company.
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  126.  @HellOnWheel  it was definitely NOT a robot ;)
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  127. One of my favorite YouTube videos of yours. Great job! Oh, and I still love your voice and enthusiasm. :)
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  128. I've been working in the fracking industry for 17 years and I love that you did this video to bring up some of the ways fracking could be used to make things better going forward. A couple things to add for those who are interested: 1. One step of fracking that many don't seem to touch on when explaining is that it's not simply fracturing or cracking the rock under pressure that leads to the increased flow. The key step is that a material needs to be pumped down that can hold the fracture open after you've stopped pumping at high pressure (called proppants). Without this, the fractures simply close back up and nothing will have changed. For oilfield jobs, the proppant is typically sand of a specific size range that optimizes the space in between the grains to allow faster flow of the oil or gas you're trying to produce. Because you have to pump sand or sand-like material down into the reservoir, you need a very viscous fluid to carry this slurry, which is why all the problematic chemicals are used for fracturing. 2. I'm not sure about the details for geothermic fracturing, but I'd imagine the wells are deeper and hotter than an oil/gas well and you may need a material more durable than sand for these applications, like a ceramic grain. This might be why we're struggling to do this economically, as these ceramic proppants are very expensive. This is in addition to the pumping equipment required to perform the job, which can regularly cost $250K+ to rent. 3. Still, pushing for more geothermic fracking would still be very beneficial for the world going forward and would allow many of these oilfield workers to keep their jobs, which is one of the biggest concerns that Republicans bring up when trying to defend the oil/gas industry. Taking that talking point away easily is a very big deal.
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  129. Pumped for this! Love your work.
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  130. AHH THIS IS SO INCREDIBLY EXCITING OMG IM SO PROUD OF YOU FOR GOING INDEPENDENT AND STARTING YOUR OWN PROJECT!! YOUVE ALWAYS BEEN AN INSPIRATION TO ME I HAVE ABSOLUTELY LOVED ALL OF YOUR WORK AT VOX AND I CANNOT WAIT TO SEE ALL THE EPISODES YOU HAVE IN STORE FOR US AHH!! YOURE SUCH A GREAT STORYTELLER AND JOURNALIST CLEO!!! THIS IS GONNA SO FUN HAHA LETSSSSS GOOOOOOOOOOO YOURE SO AWESOME THIS IS SO AWESOME
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  131. Amazing Cleo! I must have seen over 50 atlas videos over the years but yours gave loads of great info and context that wern’t in any of the otherones!
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  132. 8:05 this example is flawed, the original and the copies are still all physical, there's a limit on how many is produced, with NFTs ANYONE could just click and save UNLIMITED amount of times.
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  133. Tried one in Vegas at CES several years ago. It was… terrifying and cool at the same time?
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  134. its soo exicting to watch such informative videos with unique topics. u are doing great job, thanks Cleo! we love u:)
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  135. Congratulates on 3 million!
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  136. Great video. All the science (and money) behind sports and sports gear is a fascinating field.
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  137. This concept is excellent! I really look forward to hearing these stories and finding out more positive ways to look at the world today.
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  138. You need to try a full self driving beta tesla .
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  139. 1 minute ago :) congrats on 1M Cleo! :)
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  140. I’ve only just discovered your channel, and I love what I’ve seen so far! Firstly, you do an amazing job of evoking emotions in the way that you write (and tell your story). Secondly, I must say you do very well at staying in a middle ground that is hard to argue with when you are making your point - good on you! As an example, in this video, as a person who would never be able to bear children on my own - I am born with male genitalia - it is hard to argue against your points in good faith. I can initially be sceptic to the view that a synthetic womb can replace a natural one in a good way - and in the making of my argument I at least implicitly neglect the relevance of the suffering the woman bearing the child in question might go through… I know this is long winded, and most likely nobody will really read this comment, but I’d still like to sincerely show you some appreciation :)
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  141. Interesting that that conversation happened in a driverless elevator, without any concern for needing to take over manually.
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  142. Been a fan of your work on Vox for years! Excited to see what this journey holds for you. Instant subscribe :)
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  143. My favorite journalist is now her own boss?! This is HUGE news, congratulations Cleo. I can’t wait to follow this journey!
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  144. A suggestion for a video in the future: molten salt reactors. They have their issues but they're highly modular, zero chance of meltdown, the nuclear waste is only dangerous for 100 years instead of 20,000 years like older fission reactors and the nuclear waste can be used as an energy propellant as well. Could be a game-changer in the future. The struggle with them is that most metals get corroded by the molten salts so researchers need to find a new alloy to deal with that.
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  145. As an aspiring physicist, its really satisfying and joyful to watch this video
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  146. god i teard up. and i need to do a lot of soul searching after this. i am still young (23yo) but these are huge "direction compass". i am in med school, first year of rotations, and talking to female residents regarding specialty choices and ending up in the gap and work and home balance debate, which is a big eye opener because till now i was looking for where my passion lies, not schedule and other aspects of a career. i also applaud you for putting such a personal experience out there, and i really don't have words. In my country we say to the patients "much good health" and i wish that to you.
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  147. F1 video two, electric boogaloo
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  148. First of all... so so so so sorry for spoiling your "guess where I am" instagram post from few weeks ago! LOL... this episode is amazing. While I was watching it i thought... "oh she didnt mention... nvm... she just did"... I had like four of them and u explained it all very well and simple as you could. I trully love your "fascination face" as you were a little kid in candy store. That is what happens to me everytime. I've been at Buenos Aires ePrix as a photographer 3 times in a row for the very first 3 seasons of Formula E and this league is just amazing. It has an incredible exponential growth. The sky is the limit. The only thing u didnt mention were the tyres. They use one kind only tyre for both wet/dry condition. Everything else... "chef kiss!" Congrats! I can't wait for more.
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  149. Always excited when I hear you drop a new vid 😍😍!!! Just amazing quality!
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  150. I know how NFTs work but had no idea how traditional physical art work got it's value. Great way of presenting NFTs, in such an fresh way. Thank you for this video.
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  151. I LOVE that there's a vlog inside an explainer! Makes it so much more entertaining! Can't wait for the next episode.
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  152. Before there was the internet, lumberjacks were logging on trees all day.
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  153. What a great watch! Your production quality and presentation are great - I wish you the best of luck with your new venture. Greetings from Germany!
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  154. This was very well put together. It was fun watching you get excited to run the equipment. I still feel that way every time I get in too.
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  155. I love that I'm here so early. Very very quickly this channel has become my favorite account on YouTube. You were great on Vox but you are killing in now that you've gone fully independent. You always cover topics I'm naturally interested in anyways, but the way you tackle each video is fantastic! Keep creating, I'm so here for it lol.
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  156. I love that you talk to your audience directly and not as a group. Especially during that last, "Thank you." Most creators say things like "what's up, people?" But you talk to the one person watching your video as though I am the only person watching your video. It's like a conversation between the two of us. I love that about your videos.
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  157. Cleo, I have worked in the autonomous industry since 2009 and my company leads others through the transition (cities, airports, state DOTs, etc.) and we also help the autonomous makers with their deployments (installation, risk assessment, safety verification...). We also educate people about the benefits & path to get to autonomous. And I have to say, your video is the BEST explanation I have seen. I am going to share this throughout my network. VERY well done!!! I'm so glad that this popped up on my feed this morning!
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  158. IMO I dont think this video really gives enough credit to Tesla FSD Beta, or really explains the different approaches to achieve Full self driving. A company like Cruise uses both Lidar and cameras, which overcomplicates things. And are only accesable in geofenced locations, where the AI is "familiar" with the roads. Whereas Tesla FSD Beta only uses computervision, to be able to navigate in the real world, like a human only using vision. The revolution happens when Tesla achieves FSD lvl 4, it will overtake all the competition, because it will be able to drive everywhere, instead of only driving on roads it is familiar with. Incredible we had to watch 2 min of the video before we even see the Tesla logo, even though they are the unassailable leaders of this technology lmao. Most journalists for some reason, completely undermine Tesla and the disruption they have created.
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  159. Thank you so much for the information ❤️ Keep uploading more content about racing sports 🤗.
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  160. Thank you. Thank you thank you. It's been a long couple of years and your message at the end of this video really put a smile back on my face. I also grew up watching a lot of Star Trek and for the first time in a minute feel some next generation level optimism about the future
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  161. Loving this high-level ELI5 approach for these cutting-edge topics. I could show this to my parents, and they'd grasp most of it.
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  162. Loved the vlog style in the middle of the video—so engaging! Amazing to see two modes of content (vlog & journalism) blend together so intuitively. Awesome job editing this!
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  163. Cool idea. I'm pretty sick and tired of all the pessimism from my fellow young people about the future too, so it's nice to see a show that will try to counterbalance that. There is also a possibility something like this could end up being too utopian and unrealistic but I'd expect someone like Cleo will keep it grounded.
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  164. Agreed. I took a wrong turn at the Mariana trench just the other day. Damn you Google Maps!!!
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  165. I really feel that we, as a society, need this. Thank you for making the world a better place.
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  166. Thank you for putting the time and effort into making this video. I have a number of family members who have fought cancer and a number who have died. The ones that survived did so from early detection. Of the ones that did not, more than one died simply because our system failed them when their lives were on the line.
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  167. Huge if true is definitely my goto for learning about exciting tech/thoughts🤩
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  168. I'm SOOOOO excited for this! I'm a massive fan of all of the work you've done at Vox and this feels like the best next step! HUGE, if true is one of those things that you didn't know you wanted until you knew you could have it; now that I know I can have it, I CANNOT WAIT!!!
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  169. After following/admiring you for a few years now, this journey is so exciting. This is such an incredible video and more of what we need in the media. Sending positive vibes, Cleo! ❤️
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  170. I love Blake’s perspective. Seems like a great person.
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  171. This makes me so excited! I work in tech in the charity space and I see how a lot of the new things coming could really help the most vulnerable. We need more positive conversation about what is possible in the not so distant future.
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  172. This is cool
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  173. Beautiful eulogy to Peter Higgs and loved watching this .Thankyou
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  174. Star Trek was on the money. 10 years from now is going to be mind blowing.
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  175. First 🥇
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  176. Cleo: *explains how terrifying the ocean is*. “I just love the ocean :D”
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  177. Watching the ePrix in Cape Town on the 25th and cant wait 🥳
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  178. Didn't think quantum physics could be explained.. with a video game map
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  179. That map is so cool, is it possible to get one?
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  180. What a wonderful episode! May the force be with you! :)
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  181. The animations in this video were excellent
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  182. You already can guess how legendary this show's gonna be when Mark freaking Zuckerberg is the very first guest.
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  183. 1. Incredible video. I've been wondering what NFTs are and this was perfect. This is rapidly becoming one of my favorite channels. I'm excited that you've gone independent. 2. I think your Lavalier mic is picking up reverb off your trachea. See the audio at 8:18 versus the audio at 8:40.
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  184. Genuinely excited to see this!
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  185. so love this story, cleo, and thank you for making it. it's so beautifully done, but also as a proud IVF dad of a kiddo who ended up in the neo-natal ICU, it makes me feel seen in this conversation too. while in the NICU, i saw so many way more premature babies that these amazing doctors and nurses helped survive, but the experience will likely have a huge effect on their life – in the form of learning problems, breathing problems, cerebral palsy and others. any technology that could help these babies keep growing in an environment much closer to what they were expecting would be a miracle.
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  186. You're gonna look back on this video in like 20 years and bawl your eyes out.
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  187. Brilliant video, unfortunately I spent the entire time wondering why Americans don't use kettles.
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  188. 0:57 this animation is so sick. 🔥
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  189. I always Love your content!! Keep up the Great Work!! I can’t wait to see what you do next!!
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  190. Big difference for the better now 👍
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  191. I wish you all the best on this exciting new adventure! It sounds really great! One thing I'm slightly concerned about is that we do have techno-optimists but all they do is to leave people with even less guidance. Like, it's easy to say that new things won't work and it's all shit. It's also easy to say that each and every wild idea some scientist or, worse, futurist dreamed up will save us all. It's much harder to really tease out the chances of success a new technology has, especially since the challenges are often not in the science but in the engineering or the economics. One show on Youtube that already tries to do this is Undecided with Matt Ferrell but he's also often just ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ about things. Which, maybe, is all we can ask for. After all, if some emerging technology was a sure bet, then people would literally bet on it and invest instead of talking about it on Youtube.
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  192. I think you missed the actual divide, how different companies are trying to achieve those levels, visual vs radar for example. Because all companies are trying to achieve the more complex roads, what makes it geographically constrained is the technology chosen.
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  193. Teleporting is EXACTLY what I wanted VR goggles for. Games, Apps etc are the nice cherry on top.
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  194. I was smiling and laughing whole the time watching all this awesome and mind bending tech, Thanks for such a great video... ❤
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  195. Here for the “giggling maniacally” subtitle.
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  196. This should be a Netflix show cause i would watch it. Keep up the good work Cleo!
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  197. I love to ‘log’ on to google and go to youtube to view this video! — I always loved whatcha the segments and shows you did on Vox. I love watch your videos. It makes me even more curious to where i want to dive deeper, ask more questions, snd look for more research beyond what this video covers. I like the way you present your videos, and the way you approach it! Im excited for more content to come!
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  198. "DANANGNANGNANGNANG WUAAAAM WUAAAM WUAAAM" - Emmy nominated journalist Cleo Abram
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  199. New video!!!!😭 Thank youuu
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  200. You managed to get me to see the real potential of this thing. Zooming out and looking a it within the grand scheme of things really makes me excited of where things are going and how huge (if true) the impact of this device really is.
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  201. Such a terrific video!
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  202. THIS IS SO AMAZING! thank you for sharing this!
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  203. In all honesty this is the best channel on YouTube, in my humble opinion!! The videos keep getting better and better. I only subscribed like a month ago and already watched everything.
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  204. imma simple man, if johnny harris recommends a channel, i watch and subscribe.
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  205. As a trans woman this kind of research and technology is so important to me. My body isn't capable of making a child, and having the opportunity to be part of something so beautiful one day would mean the world to me.
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  206. I'm a resident physician (been following your work for a while) and this was by far my most favorite story and piece that you've done (maybe I'm biased!). Great explanation and also great discussion of the multiple sides that go into how we think about, detect, and treat cancer. Thanks for sharing this!
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  207. This channel is gonna be so good - can't wait to see what you create Cleo! Need some more quality journalism like this in places that young people will actually see it.
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  208. Much better audio… great video by the way👍
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  209. The video explores why online voting isn't widely implemented, discussing challenges like voter identification, coercion prevention, cybersecurity risks, and public trust. While some countries use limited online voting, widespread adoption faces significant technical and political hurdles.
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  210. I can
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  211. Is this... good journalism? I thought it went extinct. This is explained so well, with context and a pinch of optimism. More, please.
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  212. I was just thinking about this the other day!
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  213. I love this video as I graduate high school this year with the plan of going to MIT and working for Boston Dynamics some day. This is MY future and I am excited!
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  214. Looking forward for cleo and Johnny Harris to make videos together. :)
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  215. 4:29 haha it’s me! Wasn’t expecting this tiny cameo! Great video and the same conclusion I came to as an ageing biology nerd…given that Nir and TAME will hopefully tell us one way or the other in the next few years, I’m happy to watch and wait too. :)
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  216. Huge if True continues to get better and better each episode, been here from the start and can't wait to see it become even more "huge"? :)
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  217. You have no idea how fast I clicked on this video notification. My favorite video essay creator and my favorite tech creator?? Talking about the future????
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  218. Loved how you provided a completely different perspective on the need for energy. Keep up the great content, Cleo!! 🙌🏼
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  219. I've read Concorde's Chief Pilot Mike Bannister's book: Concorde. It's a very good read and gives you an interesting look at that wonderful iron bird!!
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  220. Rest in peace, Peter Higgs. A tremendous human dedicating a lifetime to understanding and explaining how the universe itself works.
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  221. Best video I've seen about the future of mixed reality.
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  222. Your puppy is impossibly cute.🐶
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  223. Hi Cleo
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  224. Been waiting for this video!!❤️
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  225. I think I just saw you walking down 19th street in Manhattan! I wanted to be a fan boy but stopped short and then went through this whole conversation in my head with you about wether you would want to be recognized in public or not. But I love your show. So. That. I got Cadbury eggs from cvs on 6th Ave and now I’m back in the building I started in. Story over.
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  226. love these interviews feels much more natural and also showing what the future looks like. It will be interesting to come back to these videos in 5-10 years and see what has changed. Im glad your not afraid to ask the hard questions.
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  227. Great video! I absolutely love the general idea around these videos of looking at interesting and dope stuff that could potentially change the world in a reasonable &responsible way. I know I'm echoing a lot of sentiments that other folks have already expressed, but I'm excited to see what'll talk about next.😀
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  228. Hats off to the team and especially the animator. Great job
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  229. So excited for this new direction!! Your TikTok has been one of my favorites over the past couple of years and I love this idea of "optimistic rigorous journalism"
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  230. This is such an amazing video! It honestly feels like I’ve been hit by a bat (lol) but this video makes me realize that technology has and will have a huge impact on the human experience.
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  231. How do you choose these topics dude.... legit legit
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  232. this is one of the best pieces i have seen from this channel. truly thought provoking.
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  233. The 200 copies, and would you pay more for the real one helped the concept click for me. Good thought experiment.
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  234. Your voice is a bit strange this video. Mic placement maybe?
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  235. as soon as i saw a dog i clicked without hesitation
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  236. Lessgoo
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  237. Truly I was worried when I just saw Fracking as the title. After watching I was surprised by other uses of fracking as I thought geo thermal was basically always a closed loop or just a well into the ground.
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  238. That was such a great video! I felt like a kid just watching. Cant wait to see this stuff in person one day
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  239. Wow I had no idea any of this was a thing. I like your channel a lot. Keep making videos!!!!
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  240. Refreshing... Thank you... And good luck!
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  241. I absolutely love the positivity you spread with each and every one of your videos. It's great to be reminded of the good things in this world from time to time. Thanks a lot for that :D
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  242. Yup! As a researcher said on Adam Conover's show, full self-driving is probably the hardest possible thing to automate. But the lower-hanging fruit of taxis within limited zones and long-haul stuff on highways is probably a lot more feasible.
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  243. This video is very informative. I hope this one helped me understand the NFTs. Totally appreciated your hard work.
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  244. Turning on notifications.
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  245. I know it wasn't the focus of your piece, which is our perception of value, but I'm disappointed you didn't include an aside about my (and most people I know) reservations about NFT's, which is the environmental cost. The thing is, it totally dovetails into your point about value! While we certainly debate about how to reduce carbon emissions from cars and heavy industry like steel mills, nobody debates that we shouldn't do those things entirely, because we perceive those things as valuable! And if our differing definitions of value result in negative consequences for the non-believers... instead of hating the thing we should maybe just pass a carbon tax on blockchain tech, to properly cost those consequences as opposed to fighting a culture war over it! While I don't particularly like the whole cryptocurrency ecosystem I think this seems like an equitable compromise for all of us!
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  246. And you? Are you a real one? Reporters DOGged them for answers.👍
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  247. I cannot do everything good in the world but the world needs everything good I can do.
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  248. Youre so unremarkable, cleo! Congrats
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  249. Much better sound! Thank you,.
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  250. I'm obsessed with this channel already
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  251. Cleo, I'm so excited for you! I've followed you for years and I've always enjoyed your optimistic curiosity. This next step is so great, and so NEEDED in today's world. I'm always one to look at the optimistic side of what the future can bring, so I'm cheering you on for sure. I'm a NYC based portrait photographer so if you need any help with anything, I'd love to connect and see what I can do to help make this channel thrive. Again, warmest of congrats to you! -Tyler
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  252. I can’t wait to actually watch this and see how this is going to pops off! Not gonna be one of the channels I scroll past
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  253. I clicked so fast
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  254. This is so cool! I remember a Hey Kid video you made (which I think is now gone to make space for new things) about how it’s okay to be optimistic sometimes. It’s easy to feel that being hopeful is the same as being naive and that being cynical is the same as being smart. I’m not immune to those feelings. But while I know a better world won’t just appear by magic, it might appear with imagination and all the work that comes with making ideas real. In that case, I want to imagine and to to be one of those makers, and I want to believe in the extraordinary capacity of human ingenuity. I like the title of your series as well. Anything truly original runs the risk of not quite working, and it’s like that little asterisk gives you freedom to explore those ideas, responsibly admit that we don’t know, and remind us that that’s precisely why we’re trying to find out.
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  255. First
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  256. Respect for that X-Men fit.
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  257. A log tried to log into its emails. Upon failure, it created a support log to send for assistance, but that failed as well as a log blockg this connection log. Is this enough logs for a sentence? Ok I’ll go read a blog on logs now. 🤣🤣
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  258. I love your work Cleo! Really looking forward to watch you on this new channel! *subscribeddd
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  259. Loved the ending of this video! The future is made in the messy middle!
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  260. Wow! You made that video so quickly!!! It was literally released one day ago!
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  261. Where can I buy the Celo bobble head merch nodding along with expert interviews?
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  262. I was already leaning towards subscribing - after Johnny Harris sent me this way - but once Thor appeared it was in the bag. I think I speak for everyone when I say "The people demand more of Thor on the channel" 😉
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  263. the amount of pre-work put on this video is kinda crazy lmao... like having the camera scenes alternating between 3 different locations and still being in tandum with the interviews and overall flow and structure of the video
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  264. thank you for saying go vote. <3
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  265. "That's Jason Bourne" 😂😂😂
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  266. Please talk about NFTs! Gary Vee seems to think that it’s going to be HUGE in a few decades, maybe in a couple of years, but I’m skeptical about it. Great to seeing you on your own now. I think you’re great. Good vibes from Brazil! Boa sorte!
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  267. Finally, a thoughtful look at NFTs which goes beyond the tedious “they’re amazing/ they’re a scam” dynamic and looks at the underlying history and context.👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Something I find fascinating about them, like many other forms of tech changes like phones, is how NFTs have brought the art world to the mainstream at a scale never before achieved by any single artist or movement.
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  268. The first minute so well made
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  269. This issue is obviously much more complex than I originally thought that it was. Thank you, Cleo, for pointing this out to us. 👍
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  270. This is such a great video. I knew I made the right call to turn on the notification bell for new videos. Please keep track of the studies and make new videos as new findings come out. Thank you!
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  271. I have to “hand” it to you, this was really interesting!!! 😂
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  272. I don't know man, this stuff could be a slippery slope. First they find water. Then they find spice. Next thing you know there's a god emporer on arrakis and he's fused with a giant worm.
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  273. ik you're reading this Cleo, thanks for making videos :)
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  274. Amazing video - “bat”
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  275. watching this in 4k the way the director intended
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  276. oh look, it’s that title I chose.
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  277. I was watching everyones review thinking I wanted to see a huge if true video on this
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  278. Just reading The Code Breakers about Jennifer Doudna. Thank you to all the scientists who dedicate their lives to make ours better.
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  279. Way to go with this amazing reporting, Cleo! You've already knocked it out of the park with the first video! Would love to see you and Johnny team up for a video someday!
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  280. It's lights out and away we goooo!
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  281. I really like the idea of this, immediately subscribed
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  282. Best 47 minutes and 10 seconds I ever spent on YouTube. Thank you for making this very enjoyable to watch. I love it so much.
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  283. Yeah! Exactly the kinda stuff we need to get a dose of!
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  284. I have not seen a video that discusses how to combine the fringes of metallurgy and geothermal energy. I mean, by combining these existing technologies we can provide a much better renewable energy option then either solar or wind. Also we need a better financial investment instruments for the longer payback horizon. It’s a messy problem, but the solutions exist. Let me know if you want to chat.
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  285. Oh my gosh what a start! Amazing video. I saw your TikTok on this and had to learn more and wow this was fascinating
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  286. Well done, Cleo! Great video :)
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  287. I had to look through my music "log," but the background music in the first 20 seconds sounds like one of my favorite artists, Tinlicker!
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  288. This is for description "C"🙃
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  289. Already obsessed with this series!
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  290. "We discover the building blocks today so that our children can build with them later in ways that we can't possibly imagine." I LOVE this. It's often hard to explain to people why we do things like the LHC. But I am going to use this quote going forward.
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  291. The framing for this video is so good
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  292. "They ask us why we are so pessimistic." : Instant Subscribe.
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  293. "Hand" that's it. I am true fan 😇
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  294. That intro 🔥🔥🔥 transition from the Vision Pro on cleo’s face to the ‘Huge if true’ text 😱😱
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  295. Absolutly one of the best videos I’ve seen in a long time. The way you presented such a complicated topic is nothing short of amazing. Hope your recovery is going well!
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  296. First opinion I’ve seen in which someone so clearly identifies this single, world changing and world appealing use case.
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  297. Cleo, your videos are incredible. I even enjoy watching the ads. Thank you for great quality work.
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  298. So stoked for this!
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  299. I really love your channel and love your take on the Vision Pro. It’s refreshing and “huge, if true!” Being able to teleport family into my living room with future versions of the Vision Pro would be sick.
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  300. This might be your best video yet
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  301. No one is answering the “bat” question
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  302. Wow, I haven't watched yet, but this is going to be great, I mean the first episode is Mark Zuckerberg, what are we supposed to expect for the up coming episodes? I wouldn't be suprised to see Satya Nadella, Tim Cook, Sundar Pichai, Elon Musk, ... in the upcoming episodes.
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  303. I do have a very important question... What's the doggo's name??
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  304. This might just be my favourite Cleo video!
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  305. I like the style of the video. On the one hand it is a very technical video, which is explained by appropriate expert contributions and animations and on the other hand the video gets a bit more Youtube-like touch by short vlog scenes. 👍
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  306. I subscribed because of Thor.
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  307. This was interesting, helped my understand why it gets the hate it does. Could you just tell me what your plan is for uploads? is it weekly or monthly, that way I know what day to look forward to?
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