Comments by "R" (@rdrrr) on "Why the World's Biggest Aquarium Broke" video.

@jonstfrancis Come on, man... not everything can be manufactured in the same country. For example, the emitters required for high-quality optical sights can only be manufactured in Germany. Most semiconductors are made in Taiwan. Etc. Modern manufacturing is highly specialized. You cannot just open a giant-acrylic-glass-factory; the time and money investment required to do such a thing is just too much. Your comment tells me you really don't know much about manufacturing... it's just knee-jerk anti-American prejudice.
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@ You completely missed the point. I'm not being a "snowflake", I'm pointing out how modern globalized manufacturing works, since you don't seem to know. But if you want to remain ignorant, that's your choice.
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German privacy laws. Because the aquarium was facing a number of hotel rooms, the camera would also have potentially had sight of those hotel rooms.
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@Letthembelightpeaceonelove Also there is a utilitarian reason people get on buses. It's to get to work, go shopping, whatever. They're essential. Aquariums only exist so we can gawk at them. They are not essential. And I say this as a guy that loves visiting aquariums.
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@JP_TaVeryMuch German privacy laws. Because the hotel rooms faced the aquarium, any camera recording the aquarium would also be recording the inside of someone's hotel room - and that's illegal.
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If you've ever seen a stress fracture, you know it can result in glass-like material completely shattering all across its surface. If the integrity of part of a glass-like structure is compromised the whole thing can fall to pieces.
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