Comments by "Guinness" (@GuinessOriginal) on "Veritasium" channel.

  1. I see your comments on every video I watch. You clearly have good taste
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  2. Are you saying the truth doesn’t matter, and what matters isn’t true?
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  3. 928 nukes 75 miles north of Las Vegas. And people wonder why cancer is through the roof
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  4.  @Keon994  maybe that’s just because Canadians are so affable? As a Brit I found Australians really relaxed, compared to the U.K. it hardly ever kicked off and in fact in Australia Poms have got a bad reputation for aggression and violence, particularly in Sydney
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  5. Someone needs to come up with mosquito solution for cars, no chance I could live with that I get eaten alive as it is
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  6. A mess that you won’t be bored cleaning up
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  7.  @TheSiprianus  what did midgley care about other people’s liberty and rights to health?
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  8. @Actually, Movies you’re the proof
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  9.  @lunatic0verlord10  he didn’t care if he did though either
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  10.  @Lalaland.001  i think they watched it, it’s just they suffer from lead poisoning as well...
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  11.  @YounesLayachi  you're gonna have to explain that so everyone can understand it pal 😂👍
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  12. If they're impossible to prove how do you knife they're true
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  13.  @oskartross8459  yeah similar experience only real fights were drunk poms in Sydney, only time I saw anyone get glassed too whereas back home it read every weekend
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  14. You have to wonder how much research into the effectiveness of Covid vaccines is false
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  15. Motion sensors would be smarter than smart switches
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  16. It made him ill for over a week so he definitely knew it was bad but money takes over morals
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  17. And you just know it was in the USA
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  18.  @bagasitogitto.f1826  I think they’re also prevalent in the USA
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  19. I think you should do an analysis of what went wrong with the evergiven
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  20. What does the combination of quantum computers with neuromorphic analogue chips running AI look like? Are we about to see a quantum leap in science and technology into the realms of science fiction? I have a feeling it’s going to be a bumpy ride and I’m not sure modern politicians or political systems are up to the task, at all, largely because they’re still very much rooted in the past.
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  21. What does the combination of quantum computers with neuromorphic analogue chips running AI look like? Are we about to see a quantum leap in science and technology into the realms of science fiction? I have a feeling it’s going to be a bumpy ride and I’m not sure modern politicians or political systems are up to the task, at all, largely because they’re still very much rooted in the past.
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  22. Mosquitoes are attracted to heat and carbon dioxide, so smoking and fires attract them
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  23. Or for 1 hour 8 minutes and 16 seconds more
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  24.  @ZeReichStagg  did he mean redneck? They call them bogans in Australia
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  25.  @ephemera...  yes alcohol and drugs are usually involved as well but higher lead poisoning correlates strongly with higher alcohol and drug consumption too
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  26. Matze K. It's not about banning development it's about regulating it's use
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  27. Ken Mathis human values are responsible for the development of militarised ai drones
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  28. Suprised he didn't mention how women who live together synchronise their periods
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  29.  @cyrkielnetwork  napalm was great for profits
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  30.  @yogibro6442  week
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  31. Yet there were occasions when they were almost launched by mistake
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  32. Pikmonster and in every case that one person who stood between nuclear armageddon admitted that they were completely unsure and could've easily give the other way. What happens when the mistake detector makes a mistake? You think, given the human races propensity to make mistakes, that we're just gonna keep being lucky here every time?
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  33. The gravity of the situation aha ha ha
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  34. Leo Szilard the great Hungarian physicist was the person who was just convinced it was plausible and persuaded the British and then the Americans
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  35. That’s the oil industry all over. It’s their culture and they’re far worse today then they were then. You could say about the environment and pollution generally, “you will observe with concern how long a useful truth may be known and exist before it is generally received and practiced on”, and the oil industry are doing everything they can to stop us acting upon it
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  36. Why not cars? Looking at those rockets, why not washing machines?
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  37. So 5 minutes in I've got a couple of ideas. Put both clocks in the middle of the kilometre, synch them up and then move them in opposite directions at the same speed half a kilometre. Presumably they'll both slow by the same amount and therefore remain in synch? Alternatively have another laser machine rather than a mirror that shoots a laser neck in the opposite direction upon the detection of the first laser?
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