Comments by "filonin2" (@filonin2) on "Undecided with Matt Ferrell" channel.

  1.  @esecallum  There are literally dozens of products to make your windows non-stick on the market right now. Where have you been looking? Have you tried the internet?
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  2.  @terjeoseberg990  Sarcasm or Dunning-Kruger?
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  3.  @esecallum  All non-stick window coatings don't work and are overpriced? Sounds like someone needs some mental professional attention. You're wrong, be quiet.
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  4. I would use induction but I stir fry 3-4 times a week and induction can't get the sides of the wok hot, only the bottom.
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  5.    No one in the US has electric kettles. We usually boil our water in microwaves or on the stove. We don't drink tea much. Technology Connections has a whole video on it.
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  6.  @jhallin5185  Must be a conspiracy! Woooo! Get the tinfoil to keep out the mind rays!
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  7. In order to get large amounts of tritium, here on Earth at least, the best way would be to build a lot of fission reactors with breeder beds to make it from lithium.
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  8.  @tegrity-farms9842  Charcoal, especially locally produced charcoal, is carbon neutral. The carbon released didn't come out of the ground; it came out of the atmosphere only a few years ago.
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  9.  @rickmorty7284  Yeah, damn the consequences to the future generations, I want convenience NOW! I'm with you brother. Spray hairspray at the sky!
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  10. Making it hydrophobic would make most dirt fall off.
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  11.  @heronstreker  What you are claiming is not physically possible. Electricity has no emissions. What would they even be? Where would they come from? I would check your device or memory. One is faulty.
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  12.  @BettieBoeBoeppidoe  So I would need a specially shaped stove just for the wok? Sounds expensive and impractical.
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  13.  @esecallum  What's a "sinhle"? At least I've got half my wits.
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  14.  @esecallum  Show you a single... what? You need a noun you clown. If only you had even half a wit to think with lol.
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  15.  @tegrity-farms9842  Charcoal doesn't come from the ground, kiddo. It is made from trees that get their carbon from the air. Getting coal from the ground, which is not charcoal, adds carbon to the air since you didn't get the carbon from the air, you got it from the ground. Making charcoal is carbon neutral, again, because the carbon it is made from was in the air only a few years ago.
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  16.  @zerosugarmatcha7348  Look up "hydrophobic window coating." Several are UHC-GC, Gtechniq G1, or Nasiol. They are just some examples among hundreds.
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  17.  @nerdy1701  They do actually. Do you think that would not occur to a bio-engineer designing a bacteria to eat plastic?
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  18.  @xlukas93  I've never heard of anyone lifting a pan to modulate the heat. That's what the nobs on the front are for. All stoves stop heating the pans when you lift them so you're not making any sense.
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  19.  @michaeltanner1351  So your gas stove doesn't get hot or your electric stove had only one setting?
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  20.  @jhallin5185  Economics prevent you from knowing about products that have been out for a decade? I think that you've mixed up "economics" with "lead poisoning." Also, why would window manufacturers care if their windows are dirty or not? They don't make a profit either way. Smoothest of brains.
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  21.  @esecallum  How do I "shoe" panels? Do I need a ferrier for this?
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  22. The problem is on your end. Maybe seek medical help. I've never heard of a disease that causes such hallucinations. Hope you get better soon.
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  23.  @TheMrg59  Wait, you think regulations are the CAUSE of monopolies? And that government controlled centralization is bad? Paid industry shill detected.
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  24.  @rjwaters3  I guess it's impossible to keep dust off anything then. /s You're also just making up bs about them not working and toxicity. The guy on Veritasium had his entire body hydrophobic coated and went underwater without getting wet. You just need to tear stuff down to feel important about yourself. Sad.
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  25.  @thinktoomuchb4028  They all have the same goals and are not in actual competition with each other.
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  26. Was "hollow" grail a joke?
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  27. Seriously, you've got some kind of medical issue. His words are very clear and are not spoken quickly. Maybe a recent blow to the head? Lead exposure? Parents closely related?
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  28. Freeze plugs aren't removed; they melt.
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  29. ​ @darrylwigginton1067 So we can't tell you that lightning rods are lightning rods so it must be a conspiracy "they" are doing. You are completely bonkers. It's sad.
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  30. Rubber bushings are impossible technology sadly. They'll never be able to make cars that don't rattle your teeth out.
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  31.  @jamescrud  No, it's when the structure of your vehicle is also the battery and so your battery takes up no extra mass than a chassis with no battery at all. Did you not watch the video you're posting on?
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  32.  @eplanti  This would be a solid state battery so that would be very unlikely. You can cut them up with scissors and they still work. The flammable electrolyte has been removed.
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  33.  @jamescrud  You clearly don't know what it means as the batteries add no mass to the structure.
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  34.  @jamescrud  It's stronger and lighter than aluminum if they make their goal so you're just not making sense or you don't get it. If you make a panel out of this instead of aluminum it is both that panel of the car AND a battery so that means that you didn't need to add mass for the battery but used existing structural mass. Why do you need this explained again and again? You haven't said HOW it adds mass to the structure. If it's lighter and stronger than aluminum and you replace an aluminum panel of the same thickness you would LOSE mass in fact, not even counting the fact that you wouldn't need the battery.
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  35.  @jamescrud  Not if the material itself itself holds the charge. You're too slow to get this I guess. Back to old folks home grandpa.
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  36. If you have this tech in your home you could have a hydrogen gas burner on your otherwise electric stove to do wok cooking, right?
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  37. If you use it commonly you could easily do any one of those things your whole life without knowing it. People weren't eating lead on purpose. Lead paint for example chips and becomes part of the dust around you.
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  38.  @rainbowbunchie8237  You said you didn't understand the worry and I explained it to you. I don't think you know what "snarky" means, kiddo. Must be too much lead in your water. No worries though, right?
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  39. Chill with the puns, dang lol.
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  40.  @Elizabeth-vz3zc  Oh, you'll get your wish soon. Reported.
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  41.  @vladimirya7166  I haven't had an outage that lasted more than an hour in California in more than 25 years, and that was during winter storms. The stories of our electrical problems are greatly exaggerated. I mean, California has more money than Russia ffs.
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  42. Is there a way to do wok stir frying on induction? It doesn't seem to heat the sides, do you need a special stove for a wok?
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  43. I guess better cooling due to the vertical orientation.
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  44. Why does the thumbnail for this video keep changing???
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