Comments by "Science in Engineering" (@matsv201) on "American Reacts to Futuristic Things in Europe that Make The US Look Old..." video.

  1. 4:49 those lcd price markers was common 20 years ago but they was replaces with a sort of e-inc to use less power. The e-inc one also looks almost exactly like a paper one so most people will probobally miss them 24/7 grosery store is getting quite common. We have one in the vilage. 8:24 those trashcans qre pretty common. They also compact the trash automatically. 10:08 that is not mail. Its like uber-eats. Very common in several cities in europe. 11:02 I think its diesel, HVO ("green diesel"), E85, 95 octane and 98 octane. They are all pretty common. The 98 is probobly the least common. A lot o öf european sportscars can run on E85 as a octane boast fuel. 14:50 It use to be just one fylke. (There eqviqlent to municipality) and they just start taking furniture from the recykeling that look decent there. I think they swich them out every once and a while. But its lile just stuff people thrown away. In sweden we have, its not quite a wending machine, but it looks like one. You just shop on there webpage and 20 minutes later its in a box, you just pull your cars and you have your shopingbag reddy. Can you order up on downtime at work, and just swipe your cars and get it instantly on the way home.
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  2.  @aphextwin5712  E85 in europe is 85% ethanol and 15% gasoline.. well in summers, during winters the mix is diffrent
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  3. Aah. Can you order groceries from them to? I thought it was just ready to eat food. They are not in my town yet, but I seen them around in other.
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  4. Is it LCD price or.e-ink? They switched to e-ink here some 20 years ago and most people don't understand its not paper. It looks pretty legit.
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