Hearted Youtube comments on Engineering Explained (@EngineeringExplained) channel.

  1. Lucid is awesome. They're just really expensive. The good thing is technology from expensive vehicles usually makes it way down to more affordable vehicles over time.
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  2. This guy don't have white hair for no reason
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  3. Jason: [mathematically proves the new wheels are 10x better] also Jason: "I can't feel any difference"
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  4. I got home to watch youtube; suddnely, I am in my physics class again.
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  5. "Because it's a five.. that means it's an inline 6 cylinder." ... but of course! 😂
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  6. Much fast, all power, go woosh
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  7. It took me at LEAST 30 seconds to realize "holy crap, he's now meeting with Ferrari!" Onward and upward, Jason!
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  8. Removes charcoal filter "I'm something of a racecar builder myself"
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  9. shouldnt that strap be a dead give away on the force needed to tow the train :P
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  10. This is the ONLY YouTube show I watch where I get giddy on seeing a whiteboard filled with maths at the beginning.
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  11. My stomach’s VTEC engages after Chipotle.
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  12. How the heck does this man make this hugely complicated topic not only supremely interesting, but also understandable. My hat is not just tipped to him in appreciation, but thrown high into the air. An absolutely excellent presentation. Thank you heaps mate.
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  13. Waiting for the day when I can order it online and it'll just drive itself over to my house all on its own. THAT would be cool, and worth the 5k needed to unlock Autopilot.
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  14. Dude amazing video! This reminds me of the Touareg launch in 2004. Tons of minor issues adding up to a complete disaster. Things that should be VERY simple are not. And thinking that US market will learn about the car. Also being 10years behind in the EV game leaves you ZERO room for error.
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  15. The fact that they developed it even though it doesn't make much sense, gives me hope. Putting the work, effort and money into an idea that doesn't guarantee profit is something we don't see often these days.
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  16. Everybody asks what happened to the M2 but not how is the M2
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  17. I love how the ‘Cybertruck’ is written 😂😂
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  18. This guy made you exited to see a white board. Think about that for a sec.
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  19. I remember listening to the Gemera presentation and wondering what sort of dark magic they perform at Koenigsegg. I'm in awe of their engineers.
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  20. A wise man once said, "the metal bucket passed underneath the car made some loud noises as it worked its way to the back where there was kind of a crack and spit out and became a problem for the car behind me" -engineering explained
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  21. Always fun to help out Jason.. <3
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  22. "if there's one thing dudes love more than watches, is being right" cracked me good
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  23. Let's hope the demand is high enough for Toyota to make a manual transmission for the Supra
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  24. I imagine this whiteboard being in the teachers break room...
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  25. Simply unbelievable! I am so glad we live in a world where Koenigsegg exists.
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  26. So many shifts... I think I'm watching fast & furious lol
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  27. Oh you know when the whiteboard looks like a ‘rainbow’ board, you’re gonna be in for a GREAT video
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  28. Jason being a bad dude is my favorite thing so far this year.
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  29. Mom: hey son what are you watching? Me: I’m watching a guy talk about a Tesla while it farts.
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  30. 6th point - The owner said the car has been "tastefully modded"
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  31. I usually get police escort but they ask me to pull over to the side 😔
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  32. 3 pedals stick shift , 2 pedals automatic , 1 pedal electric and next logical step will be 0 pedal autonomous cars right?
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  33. I like how ChrisFix always finds a creative way to cover his face😂
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  34. Firstly, I love your channel and videos. Not only I learned a lot but also enjoyable. I have a little note about this video, the cinematography was extremely distracting to the point where I could not follow what was being said. Cinematography treckery should aid the content and not distract from it. I get that sponsors sometimes impose things on you, but I hope you wouldn't let them change the things you do best.. A simple camera set up is definitely the best strategy for educational videos, and let them go nuts when it's time for their product plug.. Finally, have I mentioned that I LOVE your channel? :)
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  35. I am absolutely delighted that Jason has built several videos from one pothole destroying his odd-sized Tesla wheel.
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  36. The supra is my favorite BMW
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  37. I discovered nerdy Jason about 7 years ago. I discovered the cool Jason about 2 years ago. Seeing them together is just a gift that keeps on giving. 2J1C is a great format!
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  38. He makes very good points but the satisfaction in shifting a manual is second to none. You feel like you and the car are one.
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  39. Worth the wait! Great vid! I guess we both had a little panic this morning!
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  40. I just clicked to get the scoop.. And now I can show myself out... Thank you
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  41. Finally! Scientific proof that my Hyundai Accent with a parts store air filter is a sleeper! Thanks for the confirmation Jason!
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  42. This should be required watching for anyone buying tires.
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  43. I feel like an electric car is right up your alley and actually living with the car will give you a real experience of what it is like to have one. I cannot wait for you to share your experience with us! It is something I am truly curious about and who better to get the info from than Engineering Explained!!
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  44. I see the lack of joy in your eyes at the end driving an automatic mate.
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  45. "The scope of my engineering genius literally has no bounds." -Jeremy Clarkson.
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  46. Even my 30yr old teacher from the University where I study Mechanics watches your videos, so yeah, you should be proud of you Jason <3
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  47. I had an 87 rx-7 and it's the least surprising thing in the world to read that a lot of the fuel went out the exhaust. You could stand behind it and see/smell it happening. It was my favorite car ever.
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  48. My preference is a manual transmission as I prefer to shift my own gears although I can see benefits to both (and own both). See that kids, I voiced my opinion without insulting someone else's! It's that easy!
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  49. This isn’t credible due to the fact your explaining science while drinking antifreeze.
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  50. And yet here I am, unable to make a structurally sound bird-house.
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