Comments by "roidroid" (@roidroid) on "How Does Lithium-Ion Battery Recycling Work?" video.

  1. 14:27 Anyone who has ever bought any sortof lith-ion battery from China - via Ebay or Ali-express or whatevs - knows how LAUGHABLE this suggested tracking platform would be. They can't even ensure their exported batteries are the STATED CAPACITY, it's all exaggerated, they don't care or can't do anything about it. That entire online sales thing is ONE BIG BLACK-MARKET FLUSTER-CLUCK (they're almost all factory-seconds, smuggled out into the market). Now they think they can track every battery their country will make?! Ridiculous, start small first.
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  2. 3:55 "...swapped my 2nd coffee for [OMGPRODUCT]"... contains (blahblah) & Nootropics " Well durr, Caffeine is just another Nootropic. i used to take *Racetams a while ago (legal to import in Australia back then) - to good effect! Then a decade later i was formally diagnosed with Adult-ADHD, so now just take those similar drugs instead.
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  3. Lith-ion battery recycling is relatively rare. Because the batteries last so long, there are typically SO MANY secondary uses for the batteries AFTER taken from the car (eg: Stationary home-batteries), before they ever get close to recycling. You gotta remember, most ppl who are concerned about lith-ion battery recycling are probably coming into the topic from MISINFORMATION sources like BBC-TOPGEAR and other Tabloid rags, telling them that batteries will "only last a couple of years, oh no!". All of those ppl are quite misinformed. But with that foresight - you can prepare for their very predictable questions!
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