Comments by "rockethead7" (@rockethead7) on "Ask Jeff Williams" channel.

  1. If we listened to idiots ignoring education, disregarding science, and investing in magic beans, we'd still live in caves.
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  2. It's sad how uneducated people hide behind the concept of "advancement" to promote pure physics gibberish. Go find ONE physics PhD on Earth who believes this is even physically possible. You can't. There isn't one. It's not "advancement" to fall for hoax videos, it's just stupidity. Spare the world this ridiculous concept of yours that falling for hoax videos = advancement, and knowing the laws of physics = closed minded. You're plainly a hypocrite, and an idiot.
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  3. Pfffft. The laws of thermodynamics are "cliché"? Are you insane? It's one of the most fundamental concepts in all of science. You're so ridiculous it's not even funny. If someone was trying to make 2+2=7, would you say "all of you naysayers and your cliché rules of arithmetic" are just STUPID, and you only believe arithmetic because someone told it to you. Spare the world your broken interpretation of the foundation of physics. You clearly don't understand thermodynamics enough to comment on it.
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  4. It's scary to see people fall for these trick videos. The guy even mocks it in this video, pretty much BEGGING people not to believe it. The pathetic part isn't in failing to understand the physics behind why this is an obvious hoax. Many people don't have even a 100 level understanding of physics. That's fine. The real crime is in the gullibility of believing that IF this guy defied the laws of thermodynamics, he'd merely post in on YOUTUBE (instead of being the world's first trillionaire).
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  5. Hypocrite. Why don't YOU build it? This is just as friendly joke by the poster of this video. This is a well-known parlor trick. He even says it's too good to be true. I'm sorry if you are so uneducated that you believe pure nonsense, but don't try to shift the burden of proof away by telling ME to try to build that which has been proven impossible for centuries. The laws of thermodynamics are still intact, despite hundreds of hoax videos on YouTube that say the contrary.
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