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  1. 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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  2. "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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  3. "If Physics says it's allowed, the engineers will find a wayđŸ€đŸ”„" 15:36
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  4. Love how you tell stories, Cleo. It's so accessible.
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  5. 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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  6. Great video Cleo! I learned so much :)
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  7. 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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  8. Can’t wait to see more!! đŸ’Ș
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  9. 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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  10. Cleo and Johnny uploading just MINUTES within each other's uploads?! Today's an amazing day.
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  11. 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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  12. 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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  13. 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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  14. Stoked to see what you stir up! Sounds pretty amazing. All the best!
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  15. Quickly becoming one of the best informative channels on the platform! Also Thor is adorable!
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  16. 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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  17. Interesting topic! I appreciate your courage in sharing your personal situation and I am glad your surgery went well.
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  18. 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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  19. 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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  20. Such an important topic for women. Thanks Cleo
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  21. love your videos!! they're super interesting and extremely entertaining and educational thank you so much!
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  22. Excited to see what you come out with!
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  23. 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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  24. 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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  25. 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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  26.  @HellOnWheel  it was definitely NOT a robot ;)
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  27. One of my favorite YouTube videos of yours. Great job! Oh, and I still love your voice and enthusiasm. :)
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  28. 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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  29. Pumped for this! Love your work.
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  30. 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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  31. 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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  32. 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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  33. Tried one in Vegas at CES several years ago. It was
 terrifying and cool at the same time?
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  34. 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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  35. Congratulates on 3 million!
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  36. Great video. All the science (and money) behind sports and sports gear is a fascinating field.
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  37. 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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  38. You need to try a full self driving beta tesla .
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  39. 1 minute ago :) congrats on 1M Cleo! :)
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  40. 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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  41. Interesting that that conversation happened in a driverless elevator, without any concern for needing to take over manually.
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  42. 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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  43. 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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  44. 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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  45. As an aspiring physicist, its really satisfying and joyful to watch this video
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  46. 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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  47. F1 video two, electric boogaloo
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  48. 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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  49. Always excited when I hear you drop a new vid 😍😍!!! Just amazing quality!
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  50. 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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