Comments by "Samson Soturian" (@samsonsoturian6013) on "New Mind" channel.

  1. I own a chemistry book from the 1930's that spoke of the use of lead in gas. It straight up said the lead put into the air was statistically insignificant... To be fair, this was when uranium glass was also a thing
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  2. The weird thing about nukes is yield, weight, and costs are in no way correlated.
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  3. I use to work as a guard at a refinery. I don't know what the catylist they use these days is, but it smells like a chemical weapon (assaults all senses).
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  4.  @ericlotze7724  They called it cat and we went through a truckload a day. We weren't present for it's unloading but we could smell it as we checked trucks in.
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  5. This is more an indictment on the inefficiency of batteries
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  6. Hopefully this series will make people dump that IonQ scam.
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  7. Test for the Thing. I think Ethan is the Thing
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  8. Speaking of fittings, you wouldn't believe how complicated the filing systems are just to store and find the right ones in a wearhouse.
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  9. I was in the army too long. The double entandeur writes itself with this one.....
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  10.  @ericlotze7724  Lose the hyperbole
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  11.  @negativenein3803  I sense hyperbole
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  12.  @truth.speaker  Shut up
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  13.  @cyborgninjamonkey  Shut up. This isn't a Quora thread
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  14. ​@j.b.phillips8868 Yes, but the point is they didn't know any better. When I read that book in middle school I noted all gas sold now was unleaded so I asked my Mom and she said they took the lead out when she was a child because it was poison
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  15.  @madrenwillims4391  That statement can be considered securities fraud.
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  16. It's said the safer gear becomes the more risks people take so the casualty rate stays the same
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  17. ​@oquendo0021 These days they would call it fascism.
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  18. Bamboo and twine, it's a cheap pipe with pre-industrial tech. The Romans used metal and stone.
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  19. "BUBBLES! Bubbles bubbles bubbles!"
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