Comments by "Hermit Oldguy" (@hermitoldguy6312) on "Thunderf00t" channel.

  1. https://youtu.be/JJCE60-Pe9Q Imaginary "community" fills imaginary bags with imaginary sand.
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  2. ... and they call us "deniers".
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  3. I don't think they sucked the air out for those models - they're pushed by a Tesla.
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  4. Since you're boiling water, I have an experiment suggestion (because you'll have some insights on it) - it the engine of putt-putt boats. A narrow glass tube (5mm), plugged at the top, water-filled, and lower end in an open reservoir of water. Lean the tube and heat gently (tea light - 30Watts) in the middle. it produces rapidly expanding, large bubbles. Simples.
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  5. Everything I can find on this guy screams "fraud" - including his hair!. https://youtu.be/BITioAZadk8
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  6. That's a 35W tv. I worked at a radio station with a 500 kW transmitter. I didn't get fried.
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  7. If he was going with it, he'd do the DCMA (?) take-down thing, not the illegal demands-with-menaces thing.
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  8. He dealt with that. Maybe you should watch the video before commenting on it.
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  9.  @ryanbrooker464  You're the second bait and switch merchant I've had the displeasure of meeting tonight.
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  10. Hey, and there's a free vaccuum just 100 miles up!
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  11. Financial fraud is not a career.
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  12. The problem is, TF spends so much time on repeating the thing he's speaking against, that it becomes unclear he's speaking against it. He also uses sarcasm, which viewers do not detect. His videos are far too long - he doesn't stop flogging the horse just because it's dead. TF is not as smart as he thinks he is. He needs an editor to cut all the waffle.
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  13. "It's only a model."
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  14. It could be useful for goods - save delivery trucks getting stuck in traffic, but vacuums are bad for people.
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  15. There is no lawsuit - only a threat.
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  16. I find your attempt to write a coherent sentence pathetic and asinine.
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  17.  @kokofan50  Pathetically.
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  18. It's simpler, cheaper, and it works!
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  19. "The question is, who is to be master - that is all." Humpty Dumpty. The dangerous imbeciles at Youtube have appointed themselves arbiters of truth. The trouble is, they don't know how to do that. They check sources. Buttar calls himself "Dr", Thunderfoot doesn't, therefore Buttar is the superior source. Buttar wins. But that's neither here nor there. The big problem is, having made themselves the authority on who is right, **no-one can tell them they're wrong** ! They are the authority - they decide who is wrong! YouTube have assumed the divine power of infallibility - they are so ignorant, so vacuous, they think they're gods!
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  20. They haven't got a vacuum to lose.
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  21.  @Tuck-Shop  You seem to have replied to the wrong thread.
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  22. Heat rises. The top of your structure will warm up, so you wont condense much water. Put the evaporator at the top, and the condenser underneath - you'll process (eg desalinate) a lot more water, but you can't get any work out of it.
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  23.  @stuartcastle2814  I just travelled on a Birmingham-London train today - it had four carriages.
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  24. Storage is an expense - that's why we leave the food in the shop.
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  25. I love a good debunking. When's he going to debunk catastrophic anthropogenic global warming? We've only got 12 years left (smirk) - even if Gavin Schmidt (head of Nasa Giss) denies they ever said "catastrophic".
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  26. I wonder how many plane crashes have had autopilot as a contributing factor.
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  27.  @robertinho52  I don't doubt that when they work, autopilots work very well - I have seen "Airplane" - but I've also seen "Airplane II".
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  28. Don't dox people - it's illegal,I think, and certainly immoral. Some morons out there try to get people fired.
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  29. What "climate crisis"?
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  30. Ah, name-calling - the first resort of the left.
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  31. Ha! "The data" - very funny. Tell me; 1) how many observation sites were there in 1880, and what was their average latitude? 2) the same question but for 1970. 3) the same question but for 2010. 4) Why does GISS use estimates for more than 50% of their current observation sites? 5) why does GISS change historic data? https://imgur.com/gallery/4fd1alf I only ask these things since you claim to know all about "the data".
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  32. I'm guessing they had circuit breakers instead.
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  33.  @tarstarkusz  Fuses are slow. The British Standard for domestic fuses states they should carry a 50% overcurrent for 1 hour. Circuit breakers are also slow - but I don't know how slow. A brief spark may be a very high current, but only for a very short time - a fuse wouldn't notice it - a circuit breaker might not.
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  34. Prefer BBC fake news? https://youtu.be/JJCE60-Pe9Q Imaginary sand,imaginary bags, imaginary "community" - prolly BBC employees.
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  35. TF: "This is the video they banned" Me: No it isn't - you've changed it. State Representative Nino Vitaly: we're here to talk about oxygen deprivation and mask usage. Me: We'll, that'll be why Youtube banned you, you stupid twat!
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  36. Anyone who's seen the Monaco Grand Prix knows how absurd ole Muskies' claims were.
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  37. @Dimitris FromGreece It's not exclusive - horses can sweat a storm, but we're prolly the best at sweating - keeping the brain cool is necessary to clear-thinking.
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  38. And which are you?
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  39. Fair point, well said. Otoh, there's also the problems of a) people not doing what they're qualified to do, and b) people doing what they're not qualified to do. (YouTube and Wikipedia acting as arbiters of truth is an example of b.)
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