Youtube comments of Cleo Abram (@CleoAbram).

  1. I’m excited to see our personas in a few years… full body teleportation, sign me up
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  2. Johnny, thank you! I learned a ton making this with you. It's amazing how clear things can get when you talk them out with a friend. You and Iz have been so supportive since I went independent (and before!) and I can't wait to keep making things together. Maybe next time I’ll have you on my channel :)
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  3. Thanks for watching! If you’re interested in nuclear power, there’s a lot more we weren’t able to include in this video (but might in future videos). One area is possible nuclear innovations, including both ways to make nuclear safer and less expensive to build. Another is nuclear waste, which hasn’t been the driving reason for these shutdowns but is a big topic of discussion in this space. “Nuclear waste” usually refers to fuel that’s been used in a reactor. Disposing of that waste is one reason Indian Point will take at least 12 years to fully decommission. But, at the same time, finding ways to reuse that fuel is another area of potential innovation. - Cleo
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  4. I’m still thinking about what’s possible with those alternative screens… green screen on one, scene on the other? different sponsors per view at a game? SUCH dope tech. and so much fun to shoot!
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  5. This video is important, and also it's so much FUN. The background! The old timey educational videos! THE EDIT AT 19:46 (I... I will never be able to see that LOTR scene the same way) 😅👏
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  6. oh god. "Daddy Bezos" is a meme! I thought I was all cool with a reference, and wow am I not cool. got it, no more of that 🥴
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  7. We just hit 5 million subscribers!! Thank you so much for supporting us. It truly means the world. Our goal with Huge Conversations is to explore what the most influential people building the future are imagining it will look like, so you can decide for yourself what you think of it.
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  8. Thanks for watching everyone! I want to share my new favorite place on YouTube: the Vox Video Lab, our new home for exclusive creator commentary, bonus clips, and more. If you become a member, you'll be helping us make more of the videos you love. And I'll be doing something for the Video Lab soon too! I hope you check it out: http://www.vox.com/join
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  9. LOVE THIS. new techie F1 fans, unite.
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  10. I'm so excited for you, Iz, Sam, Christophe, and the whole growing team. You are all incredible and the future of journalism is so good.
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  11. "You are making stuff. And that's the fun." You've kept focused on that and it's inspiring. Thanks for showing the way!
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  12. Thor says thank you! And I say I love Howtown. Can't wait for the next episode!
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  13. oh hi Dad!
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  14. AHH CONGRATULATIONS JOHNNY, SAM, IZ AND THE WHOLE TEAM!! I'm so excited for you -- and for us because we get to watch.
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  15. I am FLOORED by how fast you all made this video happen and how good it is. It's next level. Incredible work that shows an incredible team 💪
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  16. I LOVE your channel! Would love to collaborate sometime!
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  17. I’m so excited for Howtown!!
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  18. thanks for watching! I've learned so much making this show -- there's an episode on how to cut your hair in quarantine (which my partner let me try out on him...), an episode on how long coronavirus can survive on different surfaces, an episode on the link between air pollution and more severe cases of COVID-19, and many, many more. you can find them all here: https://link.quibi.com/answeredbyvox or just download the Quibi app on your phone and search for “Answered.” I’ll be there every day.
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  19. I'm so sorry you're going through that. I'm thinking of you. You got this <3
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  20. HUGE thank you to the two incredible experts I interviewed for this piece: Alexis Ohanian, founder of Reddit and investor, and David Galperin, head of contemporary art for the Americas at Sotheby's. I learned so much from my conversations with each of them. It means a lot that as an independent journalist, world experts like them take the time to sit down for an interview! I'm very grateful.
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  21. Hi everyone! I'm Cleo, one of the hosts of Glad You Asked. Thanks for watching! I loved learning about how microbes could help us detox resources on Mars, but I'm curious what questions you have! I'll be around in the comments to chat and answer questions all day today.
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  22. This was one of the most personally meaningful pieces I've ever worked on. Thank you for watching. I'm so grateful to the people who spoke to me about how they decided whether to have kids -- including my mom. In our conversation, I asked her all the questions I'd wondered about but never asked before. We included a few minutes of that exchange in this piece, but I also edited an extended cut in the hopes that someone might find it helpful in beginning honest and raw conversations with their own loved ones. Here it is in full: https://youtu.be/FV8s_-x9b9M
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  23. Thank you for watching our video! I really appreciate the conversation around distribution, and the balance between fixing where our current crop calories go (biofuels, meat, waste, and more) and growing more (given the way our current food distribution system works). This is what makes this community special. The topic of farming and feeding more people is incredibly nuanced. It’s not just an issue of growing more and different food, but more efficient distribution, less waste, and more accessible tech. If you’re interested in learning more about this topic, including the nuances in how governments and organizations are proposing we solve food insecurity, check out our sources in the video description.
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  24. Did you spot your dog in this video?? I loved seeing all the videos/photos you submitted. This video is dedicated to your dogs: Poppy, Cleo (oh, hey!), Alexa, Pickles, Bree, Tuffy, Whitey, Dakota, Callan, Annie, Lonzo, Belle, Momo, Nelson, Yolie, Achilles, Yondu, Jasper, Ginny, Arya, Goldie, Macho, Mochi, Bombon, Pepe, Cheeseburger (omg), Ellie, Hagrid, Leia, Mosley, Chillie, Mery, Azure, Data, Luna, Dobby, Ketch, Sem, Hershey, Kobe, Penny, Ari, Lou, Browser, Molly, Pia, Jack, Pocky, Alphonse, Banjo, Sandy, Simba, Maha, Chip, Titus, Dougal, Apollo, Lucky, Mister, Mouse, King, Meda, Yoshi, Bacon, Mia, Sherry, and Macy. We love you. (Please let me know if you submitted but don’t see your dog’s name here! I’ll add them to the description.)
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  25. Subscribe to join us TOMORROW for our first episode of Huge Conversations! Can’t wait. Got a guess for our first guest?
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  26. This is so cool. Thank you for explaining the details in a way a wide non-technical audience can understand!
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  27. I feel like that's a totally fair opinion. My point really was that we should talk about it all together - NFTs and the art market as a whole.
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  28. bahahahah thank you
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  29. There was an audio problem in a previous version, and now it's fixed! Thanks to everyone who flagged it for me. I appreciate you having my back :)
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  30. thank you! I really appreciate you saying that, because it’s exactly what I most hope to do in every video
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  31. Giving hope about the future is a big goal of mine in making this show! Thank you for letting me know this episode helped :)
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  32. thank you, Rene!!
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  33. No shade to these artists, but I feel like many of the most famous and high-earning artists alive today are highly motivated by making money. That statement isn't anything new, there's lots of commentary on this from people much deeper in the art world than I am. In some ways, I still have the image in my head of an artist toiling away for nothing other than their own artistic expression - but art is also a profession and they deserve to get paid for it. So really who am I to say what the motivation should be? Or even what it really is for any one person.
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  34. thank you Venkat! it's so cool you feel that way. sometimes I imagine Huge If True as a menu of options for hopeful people to get involved with - very excited you're interested in these planes.
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  35. No 😭
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  36. working on it! much more in the works :)
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  37. Iz, you - in your channel and as a friend - were such a big part of my inspiration to do this! and here we are! I can’t wait to make things together.
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  38. That's about -63 Celsius! Not warm.
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  39. thank you! and congratulations to you both <3
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  40. thank you! that means a lot.
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  41. Thank you! We had a ton of fun making this one.
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  42. Here's our first episode!! https://youtu.be/oX7OduG1YmI?si=zRvEltEasCgh1DTv
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  43. Agreed 100%. I'm excited to explore a lot more of these solutions on this show - and we need them all at the same time.
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  44. oof
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  45. True! In this intro, I was focusing on DALL-E 2, but there are lots of image generation models. We use Midjourney in this video as well, and there are links to more in the description.
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  46. totally! that's why for me the last step in the example is key, imagining an infinite number of copies. maybe things would work differently, but it helped me understand.
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  47. During this video, your performance (or, delivery) of what you wanted to say was also subtle and level and nuanced - thank you for such an interesting story, and also the way you told it. Subscribed :)
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  48. Thank you for the thoughtful suggestion (And for saying it so nicely! Seriously, thank you for that!) I can't change the animations now that the video is up, but it's a really good idea for next time and in the meantime we've added the conversions to the description. They are: At 7:53: 212 degrees Fahrenheit = 100 degrees Celsius At 8:04: 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit = 37 degrees Celsius At 8:45: -81 degrees Fahrenheit = -62.8 degrees Celsius
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  49.  @christinamorgan481  Added! Thank you so much Christina and Sage!
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  50. Ha, fair.
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  51. thank you!!!
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  52. Hey there! I hear you. I can't change the animations now that the video is up, but we've added the conversions in the description. They are: At 7:53: 212 degrees Fahrenheit = 100 degrees Celsius At 8:04: 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit = 37 degrees Celsius At 8:45: -81 degrees Fahrenheit = -62.8 degrees Celsius
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  53. I only printed one with the HUGE* branding.... but I could upload it for anyone! And in the meantime, I got the underlying information from Jim's Cosmos Editable Sky Chart here :) https://www.jimscosmos.com/editableallskychart
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  54.  @bwal9374  can't speak for the rest of the team, but Zelda, RDR2, and Mario Kart 8 are my games right now! with the exception of RDR2, I play on Switch.
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  55. I’d love to!
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  56. thank you so much!! means a lot, as an absolutely-no-education-in-network-engineering, to hear that someone like you likes it!
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  57. hi!
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  58. This is exactly the comment I was hoping for when I made this video! I'm so so glad it was helpful.
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  59. ​ @AdriIdzwanMansor  Hi Adri! I... probably wouldn't, to be honest. I love my current job too much :)
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  60. OH HELL YES
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  61. Pro tip for women: shop in the boys' section. Better colors and 2/3 the price :)
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  62. OH MY GOD this was actually me! I was just on 19th street! I'm not there anymore but I'm truly always thrilled when someone says hi in person. It's incredibly nice to meet someone in person who's a part of this little community online. So, thank you for being so thoughtful and hope to meet you another time!
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  63.  @MandaDanda  it's for copyright reasons!
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  64. hi! it's a diameter to circumference conversion and a cm to inches conversion simultaneously. so: *5.1 cm actually 5.1 cm = 2 inches diameter circumference = 2πr = πd π x 2 = 6.3 inches
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  65. still figuring it out! as much as possible, shooting for every two weeks at least. these longer explainers take some time, and I'm still getting up and running with my production process.
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  66. Thanks! I make shortform videos from these episodes (and extra research) on TikTok and Instagram as well. Where else should I put them?
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  67. I can't believe I forgot the joke down low! Added it now :)
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  68. oh hey, you're right! I didn't consider kids watching a video like this, but I should have! I'm excited that you want to watch with your kids and I'll try to be more mindful of this in the future.
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  69. Yes!
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  70. I didn’t! it’s still there :)
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  71. Australian Shepherd!
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  72. oh god. I thought people would get it! I should not reference memes in the future without explaining them...
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  73. thank you for watching <3
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  74. YARGH I know! It's because normally I put the mic slightly lower but this time it was right against my throat. The equipment is fine, it's just my mistake. Always learning, better next time!
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  75. :)
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  76. hahah hello! I watched your whole interview and it helped during my research, so thank you!
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  77. I wish!
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  78. Thanks for being patient! I'm feeling much better after surgery and getting back into production full force. More to come! 💪
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  79. yes! I had this!
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  80. <3 <3 <3 I do!
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  81. same.
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  82. the one with the math meme or the one with the NFT painting?
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  83. I wish I could reply with a picture but... I thought it would be so cool, that you'd see me and the ground "above" me in the footage... but instead it is completely black because I was clutching my camera to my chest the entire time and screaming hahah
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  84. <3
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  85. always!
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  86. Hello from New York! It is definitely true that astronauts are well trained and would hold up much better than most people (me, for sure) to the kind of immense psychological stress that they would face in traveling to Mars. That said, there's a lot we don't know about that experience and how it will affect our minds, because it's so hard to study here on Earth. It makes sense that a scientist like NASA's Chris McKay would want us to make sure we learn as much as we can before we send astronauts so very far away.
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  87. stay tuned!
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  88. Yoni The K Yes! All episodes will be free here on Vox’s YouTube channel. We’re dropping one episode every Tuesday for the next four weeks, and then five more episodes in January. If you want to binge all five of these first episodes right now and don’t want to wait, they’re available now on YouTube Premium. Hope that helps!
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  89. I’m 29! average lifespan in the US is 78 right now, so my estimate about 1/3 lifespan was a bit higher to include some scientific advancement without being overly ambitious. but… no, not 40, I probably won’t live to 120!
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  90. I’m a huge admirer of Tesla. In this case, I tried to focus on the major divides in categories, and used Cruise as the case study. But I’d love to do other videos about Tesla - there’s so much to talk about!
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  91. Thank you for commenting this! I care a lot about the intersection of tech (blockchains and more) and the environment, and have made tiktok explainers about blockchain energy use in the past. To be honest, I didn't really know how to get it into this video, but will definitely be covering it in other videos in the future.
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  92. Thor! :)
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  93. lol I’ll keep this in mind if I ever make merch :)
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  94. TNG!
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  95. Yes! In doing research for this piece, I read it and spoke with the author, Andrew Blum. (For anyone else interested in this topic, here's the book, definitely recommend: https://www.amazon.com/Tubes-Journey-Internet-Andrew-Blum-ebook/dp/B006FOHWDI)
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  96. this might be my favorite comment so far
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  97. I think this is also a fascinating story - how two companies within the same or nearby boxes approach building differently
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  98. Lol, fair. In the meantime, we've added the conversions to the description :) They are: At 7:53: 212 degrees Fahrenheit = 100 degrees Celsius At 8:04: 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit = 37 degrees Celsius At 8:45: -81 degrees Fahrenheit = -62.8 degrees Celsius
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  99. Lazy Links, of course
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  100. stick around for the first episode, I think you’ll like it!
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  101. <3
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  102. I completely agree. I should have said “risk their lives in order to bear children” specifically - I’d never want to take away from the way men (and women too, in the jobs you mentioned) already risk their lives for others every day.
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  103. Just to clarify, Masterworks isn't NFTs. They're physical artworks.
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