Comments by "XtreeM FaiL" (@XtreeM_FaiL) on "Veritasium" channel.

  1. The final frontier.
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  2. C G Eye.
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  3. Cool Tool It is easy. All you need to know of is average height of a brick and a feather.
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  4. You can cheat, but you can't just lean.
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  5. They are already here. Imagine the possibilities. You can stay home drinking beer while your bike is doing twisties.
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  6. No one needs steering wheel on a bike.
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  7. Countersteering is not a theory. It's the law. What do you mean "skill is not taken..."?
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  8. Tachyons are not real.
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  9.  @bhorgc7860  More loops can still exist, but it does not matter since every loop is less than 51.
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  10. Wrong.
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  11.  @namegoeshere69  Thank you. Do you have more information I already know?
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  12. Moon has less mass. F = (G * m1 * m2) / d^2 Earth and moon are not locked.
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  13. Paul P Swimming above is called flying.
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  14. And david7384 is the best name.
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  15. Yes, or when you scrape a curb you can't steer away from it.
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  16. If the steering is fixed the bike will not turn, no matter what shaped tyres it has.
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  17. That is a normal bicycle. Steering can be locked and that makes it unridable. "Most peple don't know how bikes work".
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  18.  @wi77iama773n  To what question? Or do you mean change people beliefs?
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  19.  @wi77iama773n  People are not wrong how they ride. People are wrong how they think they ride. Before Newton no one knew why things fall. They just knew that things fall.
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  20. Just because you don't understand, doesn't make facts fake.
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  21. Charlie Miggins No.
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  22. How did you tought to get out? Doors are controlled outside.
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  23. It is a bicycle with engine on it. What is so lmao on it?
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  24. It work just the same.
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  25. Bikes still countersteer, but the turn will be slower, tight corners are nearly impossible and multible tight corners... crash.
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  26. You did not understand the video at all. It is not about riding a bike.
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  27. So you think that if a bike has an engine insted of pedals it works different. Care to explane more?
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  28. How? If he follows the system, then he will not find his number.
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  29.  @godfreypigott  Can only open 50.
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  30.  @godfreypigott  They can only open 50.
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  31. All bikes work the same. You go 0km/h or faster and they all turn the sameway.
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  32. No. Countersteering cause the lean.
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  33. You have no way to know is there a loop bigger than 50 or not. The game is predeterminated, but you don't know the outcome. If you know the longest loop then you will no the outcome too. If there is a loop longer than 50, then the strategy will lead to fail and you can go random, but you will be dead anyway.
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  34.  @quintindodds7571  Try turn a piece of two-by-four. You can't do it because it can't steer.
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  35. So you openly admit that you break laws of physics. Shame!
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  36.  @SpicyTrifongo  No you're not.
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  37.  @SpicyTrifongo  Then he is lier. Is he a lier?
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  38. Pushing or carrying bike over tight spots does not need countersteer.
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  39. And fall hard.
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  40. You start at your own number. If you start any other number, then all bets are off. If there are 25 long loops 4 times. You're prisoner#1, you open the box1. You will find your number at the box25. 1>2>3>4...>24>25>1
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  41. CS is always used.
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  42. He did explain it.
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  43. You think, but have you ever tought? If you still use training wheels, then what you said is partly correct.
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  44. Then the distance would be 1m. So what? Length of the distance is irrelevant.
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  45. Is the cosmic horizon a white hole?
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  46. Motorcycle racers steer exactly the same way as cyclists.
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  47. That is like saying radioactive matter is not made of the same fundamental particles because it is impossible to predict which atom will decay next, even when the decay rate is constant.
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  48. *Any speed.
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  49. Either the game is rigged or the prisoner did not pick his loop.
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  50. Christoph Keresztes Less than people who live in cities.
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