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@Astroqualia
@Astroqualia 3 сағат бұрын
Governments use this yt channel to propagandize us??? WHAT
@letsgoo001
@letsgoo001 3 сағат бұрын
everything is perfect until someone improves it
@doodoogtube
@doodoogtube 4 сағат бұрын
“2019”???👀👀😳 … you need to do a video on why and what you were using up until 2019 when you bought your first smart phone. That statement right there made me more interested in that story than this story. No smart phone until 2019 is just pure defiance at that point.
@Ke_Mis
@Ke_Mis 4 сағат бұрын
Expert Secrets.
@shydevil
@shydevil 6 сағат бұрын
i want the ps3 controllers back
@josecipriano3048
@josecipriano3048 6 сағат бұрын
I misread the title and thought this video would be about all the times the government saved Tesla from bankruptcy.
@soasertsus
@soasertsus 12 сағат бұрын
I think the next innovation in controller designs are going to be split in half super tactile things for vr. Like the switch joycons but not shitty and actually ergonomic. Because current controllers feel uncomfortable for someone with bigger hands and waste at least 2-3 fingers per hand compared to keyboard and mouse which you can use all 10, I want something that I can just hold my hands wrapped around in a natural position.
@bobbystrong6849
@bobbystrong6849 12 сағат бұрын
Interesting video from a guy designed like John Stamos crossed with John Travolta.
@lemonblossom0
@lemonblossom0 13 сағат бұрын
My grandmas sunbeam is so annoying. You have to throw the bread in bc it’s so fickle. I also can’t pull the toast up with the lever.
@laxmannate07
@laxmannate07 13 сағат бұрын
The PS controller is the most uncomfortable one
@wakethemountain9467
@wakethemountain9467 15 сағат бұрын
Are you trying to look like John travolta in grease??
@infinity-skies1207
@infinity-skies1207 15 сағат бұрын
the target pride collection change is wild
@jamespulver3890
@jamespulver3890 15 сағат бұрын
I don't know - I guess I'm way less forgiving of "fake functionality" like the fake vents. Sure, the fake vents aren't really a big deal, but for instance "off road packages" vary widely from what I'd consider "hardcore" like 4Runner TRD Pro, to functional like Subaru Wilderness or 2023 + Honda Pilot Trailsport, to entirely appearance like earlier Trailsport packages. The problem with the appearance only packages is that unlike styling alone, they imply capability that isn't there. I also find it with how brands often "counterfit themselves". You sell someone on a Lenovo Thinkpad in terms of expected quality but sell them on the Ideapad instead cause it's "such a deal - so much less money". They're both Lenovo right? Or Wustoff - people think Classic, and then they see the Gormet line for 1/2 the price - but that line isn't forged for instance. I think this misleading styling is bad and can be harmful. At the very least, it causes people to buy stuff that then breaks because they try and use it outside its design specs because it's making you think it can do X more than it really can.
@nochan99
@nochan99 16 сағат бұрын
You forgot to put the 5th item on the list!
@thureinphyo9768
@thureinphyo9768 18 сағат бұрын
Very eye-opening. Thank you
@angrykermit3192
@angrykermit3192 19 сағат бұрын
I'm 53 and this is my first time seeing a toaster that slowly lowers the toast by itself. Maybe these just don't exist in Canada?
@localforearm1627
@localforearm1627 19 сағат бұрын
patagonia clothes are made well my jacket hasnt needed repair in 6 years
@HunterMann
@HunterMann 20 сағат бұрын
Does he ever finish the complete list of the “five key points“ that makes something quintessential? It’s his role in the editing process they got carried away with so many other topics in editing that they simply forgot to go back to the basic bullet points. I’m not asking them to make this a PowerPoint presentation but it would be nice to see the complete list rather than having to somehow extract the other three bullet points that were left out of the left. Overall really excellent video it’s almost like an extended TED talk in a way. Cheers
@Apricot90
@Apricot90 Күн бұрын
I don't even care how people perceive my creative work. But the amount of haters I attract who just simply belittle, attack and humiliate me for being a creative person is comical. Especially conservative and religious people. Especially boomers and older Gen X people. I must say I have many facets to my personality, being creative is just ONE of them. It is not in your face. I am actually a literature and home economics teacher. And still I can even feel their hate and anger towards me. They also immediately perceive me as "sensitive" and "disfunctional" aka bully-worthy. This world is so twisted and nasty, I have no interest anymore in sharing anything with people. They only ruin beautiful things.
@imicca
@imicca Күн бұрын
Great video!
@user-gj1eu5mr6t
@user-gj1eu5mr6t Күн бұрын
My issue with smartphones is sense they came out people have communicated in person less and less and it distracts people so easily from the tasks they are doing like driving or even crossing the streets without looking.
@thegoddessma
@thegoddessma Күн бұрын
I think I’ve found my new favorite channel 😊
@thegoddessma
@thegoddessma Күн бұрын
Horses are fake ???
@MarcelDerLPer
@MarcelDerLPer Күн бұрын
the shipping cost to repair will be the same negative for the enviroment as if we buy a new one unless we make that part easy and less CO2 heavy
@SebastianMihail
@SebastianMihail Күн бұрын
Rabbit and Humane AI Pin - 2 of the scams of the new technological century.
@robertmdel
@robertmdel Күн бұрын
THANK YOU for not using the word "iconic" once in this video!
@boi7316
@boi7316 Күн бұрын
"Society hates creative people" Well good thing I'm not one of them *_laughs in lack of creativity_* *_cries in lack of creativity_*
@namastereciprocity4549
@namastereciprocity4549 Күн бұрын
So, basically enviromental pressures affect culture just like it affects biological evolution.
@elijahdixon-xb1ru
@elijahdixon-xb1ru Күн бұрын
ive never been so close to buying a shirt i didn't need lol
@TheHamontree1
@TheHamontree1 Күн бұрын
Okay I never thought of downloading something because of an ads but you sold it! I'm downloading Opera right now. Thank you for the recommendation. Your video is great!
@ChibiSteak
@ChibiSteak Күн бұрын
15:03 fin.
@ChibiSteak
@ChibiSteak Күн бұрын
7:13 sponsor skip
@ChibiSteak
@ChibiSteak Күн бұрын
11:38 fin.
@nam_namnam
@nam_namnam Күн бұрын
The kerning killed me.. Something inside me is triggered
@simo-AKA-DreadPirateRoberts
@simo-AKA-DreadPirateRoberts Күн бұрын
Spoork gang❤
@bnb6868
@bnb6868 Күн бұрын
This fits perfectly with Webers works and analysis especially his economic ethics of World economies
@ChimpPunck
@ChimpPunck Күн бұрын
Simply put creative people bring change to places and those who are stuck in their ways don't like change and new things it brings with it.
@mittydakitty
@mittydakitty Күн бұрын
Remember guys, you can’t eat soup with chop sticks, but you can with a fork.
@timesinktoaster
@timesinktoaster Күн бұрын
The Telecaster is over 50 years old and is still shaping music and influencing design today.
@Oldkekistani
@Oldkekistani Күн бұрын
Propaganda is simply an appeal to emotion rather than from a principle or rational perspective.
@calysagora3615
@calysagora3615 Күн бұрын
The entire section about AR15 is utterly retarded and silly. You could say the exact same ting about 340830 other models of rifles. Stupid. Cringe. Cartoonish.
@FlorinSutu
@FlorinSutu Күн бұрын
The bottom line, who created what makes the world modern today, the East or the West? Steam engine, internal combustion engine, jet engine, liquid fuel rocket engine, airplanes, automobiles, nuclear energy, electricity (transformers, generators, distribution), electronics, computers, lenses and optical devices were invented and spread in the West and from the West to the world. Starting with the 20th century, the Japanese invented some modern things on their own. The Chinese of our days copied and assimilated all these modern technologies.
@tsuikagura
@tsuikagura Күн бұрын
31:00 nah, it just keeps renaming it. Spacetime, Dark Matter, Quantum energy fields, pick one
@arpandiablo
@arpandiablo Күн бұрын
31:52 - "Maybe the real treasure was the friends we made along the way" ahh quote😭🙏
@cthellis
@cthellis Күн бұрын
Jaguar shots fired!! Hey man, that was the best way to play Doom on console. You NEEDED those buttons!
@cthellis
@cthellis Күн бұрын
That QWERTY claim is likelyapocryphal, by the way. You’re better off chasing the “Remington made it popular and everyone copied it so it became the standard, and then everyone was used to it” angle. Considering Remington acquired and tweaked the design from a company that was testing completely different layouts previously-and two rows of keys before that-it is highly likely that no one was operating at any speed before that to be a design concern for the keyboard layout. It’s just that’s the one that was in play when Remington got involved and chances into the popularity wave.
@manhoosnick
@manhoosnick Күн бұрын
Me and Indian eating with hands
@kevinb7551
@kevinb7551 2 күн бұрын
id say snes was the true standard and 64 controller was the one to bring analog sticks and handles to the game.
@danielbuzi7742
@danielbuzi7742 2 күн бұрын
Thanks for a great video. I think the most important sustainability choice we can make as consumers is to not buy nearly so much stuff. Do you actually need the new one? Are you getting an electric car because you need a new car and electric is sustainable, or do you want to project an air of caring about the environment and encouraging the manufacture of more stuff? Just keeping the car you currently have is often more environmentally beneficial. We can’t buy our way to sustainability. Sustainability necessarily means consuming less
@JefiKnight
@JefiKnight 2 күн бұрын
It's hard to think of the Maglite as a distinct design. It has a light on front of a handle with batteries in it. It's just super-extra sturdy?
@dxb00
@dxb00 2 күн бұрын
There are a lot of misconceptions in the west that eating with hands is unhygienic or uncivilised. While concept of civilisation is relative to the culture that we are exposed to (a lot of western practices are totally uncivilised for me, but that is a discussion for another time), I will just talk about the unhygienic part. 1/ In muslim religion, it is mandatory to perform ablution 4-5 times a day (One can offer multiple prayers with one ablution, provided certain conditions are met) and washing of each hand, 3 times, is a mandatory part of ablution. That is thoroughly washing of hands 12-15 times a day 2/ In most of the Asian cultures, eating is always by right hand while washing up after peeing or pooping is by left hand 3/ Hands are thoroughly washed 3-5 times by water, after peeing, and by water & soap, after pooping (In older pre-soap days, it was sand & water). 4/ Thoroughly washing of hands before eating is a must. A lot of Western tourists are surprised (& amused) to see wash basins installed at the entrance of roadside eateries. To them , they seem so out of place but in our cultures, eating with unwashed hands is a big no-no. This is so deeply programmed in our mind, from early childhood, that we instinctively wash hands even if using western cutlery or chopsticks. In the end, we believe that eating is a multi-sensorial experience and touch is one of our primary senses.