Comments by "jdg" (@jdg9999) on "Quantum Tech HD" channel.

  1. Very impressive, but the American approach seems to be to use the "latest modern invention" with no regard to the fact that it is all designed with little focus on really lasting or ever being maintained past the manufacturer's warranty period. Not made to be naturally maintained and upkept over time. It's very "efficient", and "precise" but it has none fo the tolerances and accounting for imperfection made to build things that last.
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  2.  @tslaten241  Yeah there are upsides and downsides, I respect the American approach, and it's a rarity in the world today (most countries tend towards too much government. Here in the UK our economy has suffered badly because the government makes it practically impossible to build unless you're a big houebuilding company that can afford the land banking and years of waiting and planning applications and lawsuits it takes to actually get permission to build anything.
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