Comments by "Jin Kee" (@JinKee) on "Veritasium" channel.

  1. Subtract the subject matter from my attention span and you get a p-atic number
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  2.  Repent and believe in Jesus Christ  didn't you watch the video? If you had an infinitely loving being that loved one more person it would become murderous. Explains a lot, actually.
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  3. 2020 here, what do room temperature high pressure superconductors mean for this technology?
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  4. 18:09 I can just imagine a chilling final transmission from a doomed spacecraft caught in a particle burst in the depths of blackest space: "Huston it is very bright, it's very bright."
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  5.  @somedudeok1451  hostile to innovation? Japan invented the blue LED, something that was thought to be impossible. Japan has culture and tradition which is not the same as being unable to innovate.
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  6. 16:04 don’t the charged particles falling into a black hole emit radiation?
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  7. 21:31 the particle was right all along
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  8. 8:15 According to Ngāpuhi, the first Māori to reach New Zealand were led by the ancestor Kupe, who landed at Hokianga Harbour in Northland around 1000 years ago. Kupe used the stars and ocean currents to navigate his waka hourua (voyaging canoe) from Hawaiki, his ancestral Polynesian homeland.
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  9.  @erwynn  we call it regenerative braking these days, and it works until you run out of hills
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  10. Ballistic High Speed had a great axe bullet video this week
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  11. ITAI YO!!!
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  12. 14:11 muon catalyzed fusion power plants are a topic of research. Imagine if we came to rely on them for space travel andstray muons from a supernova could cause your spaceship to breakdown in deep space.
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  13. 5:15 this is like an integer overflow, like the mad ghandi bug in Civilization.
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  14. is this this the most efficient sail possible?
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  15. why is it in the air?
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  16. 4:45 “nitrogen fix” i see what you did there
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  17. 21:50 ya know what else is a point in a high dimensional space? An embedded token or concept in a Generative Pretrained Transformer such as the tokens in the latent space of chatGPT. If somebody fails to decrypt such a message they will probably wind up in a valid part of ChatGPT's latent space but they would read back the wrong message. It would be indistinguishable from a correct message, except in content, which frustrates most cryptanalysis.
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  18. welcome to the house of fun
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  19. We will know pretty quick about the one way speed of light when the US Space Force starts killing enemies with lasers.
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  20. 0:45 ooh that was damnation by faint praise
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  21. Didn’t we find a monolith on Saturn’s moon?
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  22. Why did I ignore this video when the thumbnail was Domestic Sludge but I clicked it when it was Peanut Butter.
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  23. The line between genius and madness is defined by success.
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  24. I wonder if this would become a thing with the virtual swashplate technology - to reduce parts count and launch mass by using a clever angled hinge. https://hackaday.com/2020/06/25/building-and-flying-a-helicopter-with-a-virtual-swashplate/
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  25. 16:37 may thy blade chip and shatner
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  26. 17:30 how it works
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  27. Talk to Mark Rober who made a youtube video with a guided egg drop missile
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  28. The electron drift speed is quite slow isn't it?
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  29. Can you use three synchronized clocks that move apart slowly? Going in three different directions that way you look for the odd man out?
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  30. Huge ass-textbook
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  31. If you live in a hydrothermal vent, does that mean you have automatically discovered fire?
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  32. Is there any relationship between the concept of a quantum pilot wave and the concept that used to be called the dirac sea?
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  33. 17:31 do you remember hypercolor t-shirts from the 90s? We should make hypercolor masks to see if they are leaking
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  34. 8:50 never make a video about flat earth because there’s no minds to move there? based
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  35. Thomas Migdley Jr!
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  36. Have any of our intrepid fusion pioneers tried making a turbulent fusion plasma that rotates, to make a strong self sustaining plasma dynamo to generate the magnetic containment field? If you could do that you can save a lot of superconducting wire, because the cunningly shaped rotating plasma itself is the conductor instead.
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  37. The point of humanoid robots is that they can operate tools designed for humans and build themselves
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  38. 4:06 holy crap it’s Scott Manley! fly safe!
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  39. 13:10 how did the Manhattan project technicians who were cutting up hunks of plutonium with 1940s machine tools not all get sunburned lungs? They were only just learning about radioactivity back then. And Marie Curie was making up her safety protocols as she went along.
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  40. what if you tried the same thing in a vacuum using a lightsail and photon momentum transfer? would you see redshifted “exhaust” light?
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  41. An ancient STC has been discovered on Old Terra
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