Comments by "Laars" (@laars0001) on "Sabine Hossenfelder" channel.

  1. Those pneumatic tubes make an incredible sucking sound, like that of hope and promise of a future exiting.....
    24
  2. They are visionaries, critical thinking is for other people 😳🙄
    7
  3. Early quantum computers are the Steam Punk Versions 😊
    7
  4. Trudeau leads the pack in his pretty cheerleader's outfit.
    4
  5. Quantum computers are literally the 900 pound gorillas in the room.
    4
  6.  @vitordelima battery powered buses in Canada are stored outside away from structures due to being a fire hazard. As for flammability let's ask the hydrogen Hindenburg's opinion and vapor gas storage leaking, and then there's reactive metal embrittlement issues, issues with the amount of mass storage pressurization required etc, it is just untenable at this time.
    4
  7. Nuclear power station rods.
    3
  8. Greed has no limits on growth.
    3
  9. Nothing is going to advance if someone cannot make $$$ from it.
    3
  10. Sounds to me they are trying to offer an alternative to the 'observer effect'
    3
  11.  @kubuspuchatek7974 ...or corruption, no country is immune
    3
  12. Tucker Carlson intonates all his ranting as a major astonishing self discovery as if to say "OMG I have a p3nis, I was totally unaware of that 😮" Dude, stop equating yourself, me and everyone else to a 2 year old🫤.
    3
  13. Sabine is the best; I am still giggling about that video title " Biggest Self-Own.....Ever" ❤️😂👍🏼
    3
  14. Try this with socks, my bad if it breaks the Universe.
    3
  15. So, people are continuing to use computing devices to help them build stuff. Isn't that how it was always going to be, or do they an AI hot girlfriend or 5 as an assistant now as well?
    2
  16. Portland topo: Average elevation: 253 ft Minimum elevation: -16 ft Maximum elevation: 1,253 ft Move out of low lying cities next to an ocean 🤷🏼‍♂️
    2
  17. @ Musk is proposing a Bunker system on Mars for billionaires to 'survive as a species' and get everyone else to fund it, trust me in this one 😁
    2
  18. There is a reason past Pres Schroder lives in Russia now.
    2
  19. Doesn't this just follow the probability cloud where as a wave the probability prediction is highest at the wave peak and lowest in the trough; maybe detection was just at the trough with each measurement?
    2
  20. I'm thinking that location prediction probability was at it's lowest each time measured. I suggest that just taking more measurements will find that particle.
    2
  21. I think you have a typo mistake, Musk is not spelt that way
    2
  22. That's all it is, more ventilation and proper humidity control. 🤦🏼‍♂️
    2
  23. Q: "How many papers do you need to stack to reach the moon?" A: From Earth?
    2
  24. Back to sails and wind power 🤷🏼‍♂️
    2
  25. AI is a human construct, a 'thing', hence the word Artificial in AI. No amount of TV or gadgetry will convince me otherwise.
    2
  26. Elon the Clown got some ideas from a YT creator, what about that guy?
    2
  27. Don't worry, Trump will provide China with all the tech they are missing to ensure they win and then will impose tariffs on whatever tech China exports.
    1
  28. Chasing sceptics is pointless but yeah he is a but oxygen deprived.
    1
  29. Is quantum physics supposed to be so infinitesimal that it looks like grasping at straws and wishful thinking? Is it even meant to be unraveled?
    1
  30. Are we going to see a desktop PC version?
    1
  31. Trump cancelled the AI safety bill because musk wants to buy Open AI for his next grift, damn the torpedoes full grift ahead!
    1
  32. Investments are sealed in a box, you can trust us.🤦🏼‍♂️
    1
  33. Gonna try that as a video game avatar.
    1
  34. The new storage facilities which are are planned are in place because people expect something new, even though it is not viable, just to give them warm and fuzzy feelings 🙄
    1
  35. Everybody knows that the gold comes from Donald Trump's basement deposited there by Middle Earth mining dwarves😂
    1
  36.  @cyko5950  none of these billionaires are gonna live long enough, they are delisional
    1
  37. Do these satellites have Tesla parts installed?
    1
  38. I'd try some!
    1
  39. Some places you cannot get to by wheeled vehicle until winter ice roads form up. It's just too expensive to use marine cabling everywhere like that. There are other satellite companies which aren't lunatic scammers.
    1
  40. Ai, qbits and y2k have the same thing in common.
    1
  41. Trump will make sure he creates a new Chinamerica or Amerchina
    1
  42. I suspect that if grants were to vanish so would some pseudo-science🫤
    1
  43. If they watch Back to the Future harder it will happen.
    1
  44.  @johanjansson2723  put a plate of cookies in the box, that's wheee i'd be hanging out lol
    1
  45. Up or Down?
    1
  46. Agriculture produces 300 times more harmful effects to the climate than CO2 via nitrous oxides, composting leaves etc. Where's the fuss over that?
    1
  47. Super salty X incel apparently does not like the competition to Musk's XPloder spaceships😂😂
    1
  48.  @jdilksjr this
    1
  49. What about a wind scoop turbine atop the cab to charge while rolling? I'll wait here for more royalty checks to come blowing by 😂
    1
  50. It is ridiculous to think that a mechanical device can be or can become conscious. These 'things' which seem intelligent are programmed by humans to perform tasks, either physical or mental emulation, that's it, they do what they're told, even if you program it to seem intelligent about something, they are unemotional. Devices do not evolve, they are manufactured. But hey if you are in love with a smart toaster go ahead, get married raise a family 🫤
    1
  51.  @davidallison5204 You don't need to test a baby's consciousness, it is assumed, like the speed of light and space-time et al. Humans are at the top of everything.
    1
  52.  @davidallison5204  I mean that there are universal constants like light c which doesn't need to be re-proven, it just is.
    1
  53. Let's say it becomes useful in the market, will a quantum computer be rented out by the minute, at what cost?
    1
  54. This is akin to self-fulfilling prophecies even if not intended because humans are programming it with human flaws and biases. It's still programming and detectable because there is no way you can program in experience and the 'something is fishy' feeling.
    1
  55. Agreed! In North America it has died. Neil DT mentioned this at one of his lectures as well, Europe, Japan and Australia ballooned greatly in the sciences whereas North America and a few other regions who never had science just withered to almost nothing. I'm going to lay this squarely at the feet of wokeness, congratulations, your accomplishments in that field have murdered science and physics, but there are high paying jobs at the Woke Corporation right? University of Woke gets everyone great careers? 👍🏼👍🏼👏🏼
    1
  56. Sounds a lot like another more eastern country which spends it's economy on war and corruption rather than maintenance, development, people & infrastructure.
    1
  57. Dim and dum.
    1
  58. Nope, he is an under-medicated tool.
    1
  59.  @unduloid tents are not a good place to raise a family, or trailers 🫤
    1
  60. ...and huge azz ground straps.
    1
  61. Did the experts just figure out that nuclear fuel can cause nuclear explosions? What gave it away, the word nuclear?
    1
  62. If this is valid since it came from the internet, the institutional ethical committee (IEC) is supposed to screen & approve grants. I suggest put a hold on funds and take good time to replace that committee with a completely different system comprised of qualified people and make it transparent Some of the research is ridiculous and obviously just a money grab.
    1
  63. My spin; in the olde tyme days scientists conducted research for self-realization and the betterment of mankind and maybe for a couple pennies, now it is a salaried job for opportunists to get grants and piecemeal commissions hoping to win the lottery and get big bucks, fck mankind Ima gonna own a Ferrari, Lambo and 5 Teslas.
    1
  64. Are these guys trying to say that 2nd hand measurement can be different? How can it be different if our human reality is designed to only measure/observe one way?
    1
  65. Sooooo, storing toxic ammonia materials in vaults underground is different from storing spent nuclear rods in vaults underground how exactly?
    1
  66.  @E1Luch  I am trying to point out that toxic/hazard containment & storage is a safe technology. Demonizing nuclear energy because of spent storage is a straw man argument at best and creates a whole new Industry of Anxiety for absolutely no reason. Thanks for the info 👋🏻
    1
  67. <crickets>
    1
  68. There may be a problem when people less intelligent buy machines more intelligent, one of the 2 gets dusty on the shelf.
    1
  69. 😂
    1
  70.  @ShonMardani  the 'cloud' is an area of the probability that a particle is there. If you cannot detect a moving particle because conservation of momentum says it has to be moving in a straight line: -your detector is broken -you think there is only 1 particle but maybe more than 1 particle is in there bouncing off other particles which you detect, thinking it is a self steering particle -there are particles which detectors have never detected before, get a better detector
    1
  71. Trust me bro.
    1
  72. Maybe the stigma surrounding the word 'nuclear' can be changed if the nuclear process itself can be renamed, maybe something like a 'fission reactor engine' 🤷🏼‍♂️
    1
  73. AI can't make babies which can own AI.
    1
  74. Saturated fat is made the same way, hmmmm.
    1
  75. I won 't be holding my breath for a desktop version then 🫤
    1
  76. ⁠ @Hexapod1112 all diesel on existing trains is to charge up traction motor batteries which propel the train.
    1
  77.  @edwardteach3080 good point! Increase taxation in robot plants by calculating how many people would actually work there; if no like it then dismantle, too bad cya
    1
  78. My first reaction is that scientists have comfortably nested in their cozy funded bubbles and defend with all their feathery blustering. When the golden egg money runs out they will cackle differently.
    1
  79. Really old homes with minimal insulation will have an issue with any type of system.
    1
  80. I always thought they became like HP, suits having Xmas parties 24/7.
    1
  81.  @robertmorrison107 Show me his Engineering degree, I'll wait🫤
    1
  82. Do you get charged for energy delivery loss via transmission lines?
    1
  83. The even more stupid are giving them money hoping to get a winning ticket, it's a payback/return on investment scheme nothing more nothing less.
    1
  84. Trucks have to tow a battery pup trailer behind it, the trailer is behind the pup; exchange when depleted at special charge/exchange stations. It takes time yes to swap out but that's what you wanted so adapt. I'll just wait here for the royalty checks to roll in 😂
    1
  85. Today's version of AI has a bright future in cinema CGI entertainment. Tomorrow's version is enhanced CGI, because humanity hasn't come up with anything intelligent.
    1
  86. Hell no he should NOT get a Nobel prize, maybe a Nobel Clown 🤡 Prize, he can share it with his fellow Clown Putin.
    1