Hearted Youtube comments on Cleo Abram (@CleoAbram) channel.

  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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