Comments by "EarthSurferUSA" (@EarthSurferUSA) on "Beyond Clever - How Two Stroke Exhaust Pipes Really Work" video.

You forgot the most important/valuable aspect of teaching,-----------------his knowledge. That sir, trumps all other entities that you mentioned. But you are right he can teach a class full of teachers with it, and if he taught your class, you would not have missed the most valuable aspect of teaching. :)
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You just learned from somebody who knows what he is talking about, (rare today). This man is an example of how mankind should be IMO. He does not think with his skin color or genitals as taught in our schools today. He thinks with his brain, and we get good at that too if practiced.
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@chrispy1965 "As a teacher myself makes me wonder the following question, what makes you think that teachers dont already practice this?" Your results. How is your math sir? Because I know the kids today have a hard time counting change, knowing cursive writing and reading an analog clock. How about we stop thinking with our skin color and genitals, and use our brains again? The results sir. That is how we know our education today is failing our citizenry. It is a sabotage of mankind. How "progressive".
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Man, It is you again! I saw the vid headline and came here to critique your knowledge. But you know what you are talking about (rare on YT), and took all the fun out of my morning. :) Doug in Michigan
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@ArcticTraveller-o7s A sharp old school guy. How refreshing. :) My buddy had the 76 125 Elsinore and used it for hill climbing, (which he did well with in the 125 class). He went the other way and put a 38mm carb on it. I rode it once, (or tried to). That bike had zero power until about 10,000 rpm and maybe a 1000 rpm power range. You had to pin it to get the thing moving, or you would just stall. We lived in great days of USA MX back then, (gone now). Bike are so expensive today, if that was yesterday, we never would have rode/raced, and the record books from 1968 to about the mid eighties,---would not have anybody we know there. The best in the world, would never have ridden, as kids today can't afford their won bikes. They call it "progress" in our schools today. The progression of decline. Now a global government dictates what we make and buy, like the expensive 4-stroke that was forced on the industry by the likes of the EPA, that no kid can afford on his/her own. So sad. Oh yea,--how do you like the technical knowledge (none) of MXA today, which is now just a sales brochure? Man, we used to read MXA bike tests and know exactly what we were buying. My 2019 YZ250 2-stroke that I bought (after reading the modern MXA test), was a total shock, and needed a lot of work to make it a good bike. They said the jetting was good even. Obviously, MXA does not know how to jet a carb anymore. Richest jetting I have ever seen from a new 2-stroke. Doug in Michigan, (that has not produce a factory rider since Kelly Smith over 2 decades ago, with the activity pretty much dead in Michigan now.)
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