Comments by "Ficus-lovin\x27 Capybara N\x27 pals • 🌟 • 25 yrs ago" (@YourCapybaraAmigo_17yrsago) on "Real Engineering" channel.

  1. I'm sure in time we'll get it all figured out. 100 years ago no one knew what a computer was. Can you imagine what we might have 100 years from now?
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  2.  @JohnJohnson-fl2fr  nobody's being mocked
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  3. Yeah fr. Elon's such a tool. His stans need to grow up. He's a rich tool, nothing more. He's not smart, he's not anything. He just provides the money and takes all the credit, like all big business vampires. I would be less critical but I've heard many many tales of strife, dirty dealings, and mistreatment within Tesla. It's clear the upper management are as unethical and cold-hearted as he is. If people wanna stan ruthlessness fine, that's their prerogative. I don't. To me it's wrong and it shouldn't be praised.
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  4. I used to work in a navy shipyard building new ships Now if you wanna see some cables 👀... Just look up in any compartment, propulsion spaces or not Talk about every variety, size, length, cladding, grouping, binding, pathway, diameter, etc known to man... Honestly I don't know they do it I really don't Like at some point each one had to be physically laid and that kinda blows my mind
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  5. I think it sounds super promising. I hope to see real gains within the next 10 years.
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  6. Wow. I didn't know they invited the geniuses to comment. And your 40 years of industry experience and long list of credentials to make this pronouncement is? Go on. I'll wait.
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  7. You don't say???? And your advanced degrees in physics and engineering are from where again and when? thank God they brought you on I thought for a second they weren't going to have any experts peer-review this technology. Again, please summarize your experience and credentials for me I'm unfamiliar with who you are this being the internet and all.
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  8.  @ugaugauga488  bruh wtf is time-space thermocoupling? Stop pissing on my leg my dude
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  9.  @ugaugauga488  that sounds fascinating and all but how do I know you're not just pulling my leg?
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  10.  @ugaugauga488  time-space thermocoupling?
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  11.  @ugaugauga488  was this based on Tesla's lost research? Cuz I know he was working on free electricity.
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  12. For now I believe Thorium wins as the next best alternative fuel, but I am sure there is potential here. I hope to see it expand and work on a mass scale.
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  13. Well I guess they should just pack up and go home! God himself has spoken. Big brain comment right here give this guy 10,000 Nobel prizes!!!!!!!!!!
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  14. You don't say???? And your advanced degrees in physics and engineering are from where again and when? thank God they brought you on I thought for a second they weren't going to have any experts peer-review this technology. Again, please summarize your experience and credentials for me I'm unfamiliar with who you are this being the internet and all.
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  15. GALAXY BRAIN COMMENT RIGHT HERE!!!!!!!!
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  16. Cable Management experts are the true Chads they deserve all the simps
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  17. Perhaps the rocket can be accelerated to a faster speed through this method?
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  18.  @mcbrite  oh yeah? I didn't catch that.
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  19. Psych meds get get more advanced all the time. Call your doctor. A medication that works right for you is out there. Don't be discouraged. Today there is help! Also have you ever heard of education? It works wonders to dispel the ignorance of barbarians. You should try it even if you have to start from scratch. it can't hurt can it?
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  21. Got it! Cool story genius 👌
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  22. I know. It's staggering. Absolutely staggering. People whose crowning achievement is figuring out how to wipe their ass without getting their shit all over their hand. People who have never touched grass in their entire lives. Sad.
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  23. Damn boi..... That's in 10 years!
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  24. Whoa- hey Jesus! I didn't know you were an engineering fan? Nice! Got any tips!?
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  25. Wow it's like they say, Jesus really is everywhere
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  26.  @billyjoe3309  I think Jesus is ok with that
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  27.  @billyjoe3309  😔 Jesus forgives all spider violence. Jesus understands for others to live some arachnids must die.
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  28.  @billyjoe3309  pretty sure. I think the rule is at least 5 but less than 15 bosses must die per county per pay period. This keeps their numbers under control see? It's like a herd thing. So if you have a boss problem, you know what to do. I'm sure Jesus will understand.
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  29.  @billyjoe3309  oof good question. First, make sure no fingerprints. Then, maybe the local landfill?? The desert? Make sure nobody sees you coming or going. As I said, Jesus will understand. What you're doing serves the greater good. It's all part of the great circle of life.
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  30. I'm sure a lot of people thought that in 1958 with the onset of NASA's first space program too. technically doesn't every project have problems until they're solved? Good thing Debbie Downers like you don't get to have the final say or I guess we'd never make any progress would we?
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  31.  @glenneric1  if i had that kind of money, possibly.
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  32. By certified real geniuses amirite??? Lol. Tell me more, Steven Hawking.
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  33.  @anthrazite  I haven't heard this debunked anywhere. So you know better than all of these very smart engineers and all the thousands of workers involved in this project? Oh the arrogance. Amazing. Oh the virginitude. Perfect Dunning-Kruger effect right here.
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  34. You don't say???? And your advanced degrees in physics and engineering are from where again and when? thank God they brought you on I thought for a second they weren't going to have any experts peer-review this technology. Again, please summarize your experience and credentials for me I'm unfamiliar with who you are this being the internet and all.
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  35.  @Vic-sp6ld  yes I am curious because you made a strong pronouncement and I'm wondering if you're just pulling that out of your ass like a true champion of dunning Kruger or if you have a knowledge base where I could take your comment seriously. this all sounded very interesting to me but I don't have the knowledge or experience to claim why it won't work. If you do tell me why you think it's bound for failure. It sounded logical enough to me.
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  36. Time to pick up your refill champ. You'll be ok. Just go get it. Everything will make sense then.
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  37. That's probably the first thing that the designers and engineers considered. If there wasn't a practical end-use application I doubt they would have embarked on the project. Considering how many hundreds of millions must already be invested in it. Yeah you're not bringing any new insights pal f*ck off weetaud. 🙄🙄
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  38. You don't know that
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  39. Oh man the memories! 😂 apple2e was my very first computer ever, at my elementary school. I always wanted to buy one for nostalgia purposes but I never did.
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  40. Whatever you're gonna say I know it's gonna be great. Take your well-deserved 5-seconds-in like.
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  41. It's astonishing the breathtaking ignorance the armchair-expert engineers vomit out, yet who have yet to even go to college whether they be 18 or 80. What a bunch of absolute worthless losers with a zero IQ or anything of value to give to the world. Why would you even comment on something you obviously know nothing about???? Fucking infantile! Sad losers with no friends and no life. As I am NOT an engineer nor do I play one on TV, I think all of this looks amazing and I hope the technology becomes viable at it's full scaled-up size really soon. It's sounds like there's a lot of potential with this technology. I wasn't even aware of it before now so I think this is awesome.
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  42. I 100,000% agree with your first sentence.
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  43. is it really that cluttered though? The Earth is pretty huge compared to a single satellite. Methinks we could fit thousands more up there. They're like flies on the side of a large beach ball.
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  44.  @Decatronics自然  true, but I would think they would just burn up in the atmosphere if or when that happens.
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  45.  @Decatronics自然  I've heard about it too tbh but I wonder if it's really a problem to be concerned about. Anyhow later I'll probably look it up to get more info. I'm not worried about it tho bec these are relatively small structures and I'm certain they'll burn up in the atmosphere so they won't injure anyone on the way down.
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  46. Yay for mini-suns!! 😎
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  47. The way forward with nuclear is thorium. I believe the potential is vast. Observe my Thorium playlist for more info
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  48. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLr6RPTR1TaL8Z3jr9HFotc-irGRZ_8LIa
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  49.  @TarisSinclair  He frolicked in the autumn leaves
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  50.  @257shooter9  lame! Why exactly?
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