10 Genius Inventions That Should Be Implemented Everywhere

Here are 10 genius inventions that should be in every city in the world.
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10 Genius Inventions That Should Be Implemented Everywhere

[@gortab]

I imagine that bus fueled by human waste would be more popular if it didn't have pictures of people sitting on toilets painted on the sides.

[@weddingtonjnr627]

just imagine if u have an accident in that bus omg !!!

[@ahmadshiddiqn]

@@weddingtonjnr627 what would happen?

[@prezzyjim]

Ahmad Shiddiq Nurrahman shit... a lot of it.

[@manoo9088]

I live in a city that has them and most don’t I’ve ridden on one and it actually feels better then most.

[@ellorco991]

Shitting*

[@extremelydangerousme]

600$ for a single use helmet?... that’s most likely why it’s not widely used

[@pseudonymity0000]

All helmets are all single use. They are made and designed to only take one impact and have a service life of 5 years. After that, you're playing Russian roulette with your safety. The main reason this is stupid is the fact that you're adding needless complexity to a safety device for the sake of vanity. You can get a good helmet that can't fail to actually be on your head for £25 - £40.

[@annrogers4157]

600 per use . Use a reg helmet and carry a hairbrush

[@BenjaminNguyen226]

... And only work ONCE

[@MrE_]

You probably can't do a wheelie with that thing on you

[@nigelrg1]

@@annrogers4157 Exactly. As I understand it, they don't work any better than a regular helmet, they just don't look so nerdy or muss your hair. DOA.

[@edwardharris5161]

Nothing to do with what the picture was showing. Click bait!!

[@CaseAgainstFaith1]

Indeed

[@EquiliMario]

God damn it. It looked so interesting

[@Xavier1...]

Thank you for not wasting m'y Time

[@ericengland5158]

Solar roadways is a scam anyways

[@tomminter8578]

I hate it when they do that! 😡

[@nvstewart]

Those timed traffic lights would be amazing for street racing!!

[@TriguredAzAndOthers]

My first thought was everyone s Gunna wanna drag now.. stupid arse idea

[@Djordymans]

Aaron Taylor well the “idea” is being used in a lot of european countries. And i never see people try to drag race

[@TriguredAzAndOthers]

@@Djordymans who fucking asked you?

[@Sethq1]

Aaron Taylor You did by commenting on a public video. Get off your high horse.

[@jayjackman1793]

@@Djordymans that's because you're in Europe lmao

[@PauxloE]

I'm not sure that an "underground flood protection system" counts as a "genius invention that should be in every city of the world" - many cities don't have flood problems or have better ways to protect themselves.

[@mobashshirkareem976]

Me wondering why we need one in Las Vegas, Nevada

[@jannetteberends8730]

In the Netherlands for example underground garages are used. There are more methods. But the structure itself is amazing.

[@iainamurray]

If they are from Sweden, then they won’t have to worry about hospital bills.

[@lar-cisleg9029]

🤔🤔

[@RobinI92]

No the only have to worry about getting a time before the die of sickness or old age..

[@iainamurray]

@@RobinI92 They are more likely to die from old age as their healthcare system will look after them. Life expectancy is 6 or 7 years higher in Sweden than US. Zero bankruptcies from medical bills too.

[@RobinI92]

And we pay around 75-80% in taxes. And i live in sweden the healtcare is defenetly not what it has been it has gotten a lot worst the last 20 years att least i thinks its absolute peak was in the -70’s i would prefere to keep my monney and pay for my own insurance and get good medical care.

[@iainamurray]

@@RobinI92 That's stupid. Americans pay more per capita than any other country and you still have to pay for insurance, which is more than the tax you'd pay, plus for all of the things that weren't covered. That only works if you're never ill.

[@timmanley3379]

“When you consider the hospital bills” Me: Laughs in UK

[@kevinTG554]

Me: Laughs in NL

[@the_puzzle3412]

Me: Loughs in Germany

[@renaudadorno]

Me: laughs people who think they pay 0 in healthcare and forget about taxes

[@inanitas]

@@renaudadorno Me: Laughs about people that think that matters, as in our system everyone pays what he can so *everyone* can get healthcare, even the ones who would otherwise not earn enough. But oh well, 'merica hell yeah, land of guns, violence, opiates and 200.000$ hospital bills.

[@billybobmonroe3166]

As someone who lives in the US i can vouch for this, luckily someone in the family works in healthcare so we only pay 800$ a month, which is still ridiculous

[@ZxRSKILLS]

Those trash nets are Amazing, even if they cost the town a bit more money it’s a massive help to the the environment, I would pay a few extra tax dollars to have them installed

[@scottiethegreat74]

As an Australian, I'm disappointed in the pronunciation of Kwinana though!! 😂😂

[@shubhamgoyal1164]

Even if they cost more in installation, they are saving a lot of money when it cmes to the environment as in cleaning of the water bodies and collecting the sewage debris at random places. All of it cn be cllected here at one spot instead of many. And i am sure it costs the countries a lot to clean the water bodies. Considering this, i dnt think its a big hassle in any way to install these. Hoping to see millions of these in the tunnels around the world.

[@geraldgawlikjr9136]

I’d be more than willing to give a donation to that bus!🥴

[@Suscida]

Bristolian here, proud of our poopy bus

[@RougeShadow8]

I live in Kwinana, Australia and I had no idea the sewage waste collection net had such a big influence. Makes me proud considering it's not always the most pleasant place to live 😂👌

[@dragonfly0812]

I liked the way he pronounced 'Kwinana', made me chuckle 😁🇦🇺

[@dragonseyeangie]

I've actually started watching the timers on pedestrian lights to judge when the light is going to turn green/red.

[@bjorndegeweldige]

Those counting traffic lights are being used in Asia for as long as I can remember.

[@samdekker90]

I saw them for the first time in Thailand and Vietnam earlier this year and wondered what benefit they actually provide other than turning roads into drag strips

[@couchtours8323]

If you want to see a timed traffic light just keep an key out for the crosswalk signs that are counting down.. They are timed with the lights

[@mentalizatelo]

If you could poop into the bus while riding it, range could become limitless.

[@spec_wasted]

A total green bus home

[@mentalizatelo]

@@spec_wasted Fartway to heaven.

[@purselmer5931]

$600??? Suddenly those few seconds it takes to fix my hair after taking my helmet off isn't a problem at all.

[@musicstaroffl]

So we can drink our own pee using LifeStraw! 😂 Bear Grylls needs that.

[@troybowen3024]

They Wouldn't Have Them Traffic Lights Here In The States Cause It Will Interfere With They Pockets Off The Red Light Cameras

[@cgmason7568]

Red light cams aren't legal in my state anymore

[@ashleywoedy9750]

they are illegal now in texas

[@lovejago]

And in AZ no more Cams for red light runners

[@georgeh.5746]

Or just red light tickets

[@Hampstead343]

The real problem with timers on traffic signals is that they don't work fine with coordinated systems and preemptions.

[@cones914]

Libertarians: CENTRAL PLANNING!

[@SamTheTaco]

I hope everyone applies the water filter in Australia, it's literally sooooo cheap and doesn't need any importing or studying. Just put a net on the sewage and we'll have clean waters everywhere.

[@drescherjm]

I expect where I live they would put the nets on and forget about the maintenance until the pipe backed up causing a flood.

[@TheParkanyi]

Smart guy "invents" a one-time-use battery with a biodegradable CASING (the battery itself is still a bio hazard) Rechargeable batteries: *exist*

[@hamishfox]

Actually paper batteries are rechargeable and the whole thing is biodegradable. I was skeptical too but wikipedia explains how they work.

[@tricotdiko1435]

Which he won an award for. Which is an improvement on the current situation. Which is enriching him and his community. Which he is being mocked for in KZbin comments. Slow-clapping for your pathetic comment. 👏

[@tanalson]

@@hamishfox this would be great to carry along on a hiking trip

[@ES-qy2ju]

@@tricotdiko1435 it's not an improvement at all, it will when the whole industry change. For now is just another product and not more convenient than rechargable batteries.

[@tricotdiko1435]

@@ES-qy2ju Next time try being coherent and or correct. Thanks for playing.

[@ofc_b4nk138]

I needed this video 5 months ago for a science class project

[@hriday1341]

1:37 europe?? That invention travelled as far as india 😂😂

[@travisgotch161]

One of the video clips for that was King William st and Waymouth st in Adelaide South Australia😂 Couldn't get much further from Europe

[@evilpotato1534]

I live in Europe and don't have that

[@racewiththefalcons1]

I like that in many European countries, traffic lights change from red to yellow and then to green, which is different than the US where they go straight from red to green. It's done this way in Europe because they have a high number of manual transmission vehicles, so the move from red to yellow before going to green is meant to give motorists time to shift into gear. But it also works at alerting motorists of all vehicle types that the light is changing and it's time to start driving. All too often in the US, the light changes from red to green and the person up front just sits there.

[@morgan7]

*we were tired of the outdated, unfashionable helmets so we invented a $600 collar that makes you look like you got a hair transplant from the Michelin man*

[@MDP1702]

Only during an accident, and then you have other concers I bet.

[@sagichdirdochnicht4653]

@@MDP1702 Still one of the most stupid inventions I've ever seen. See, this thing is single use only. Wich is a helmet as well. But when I don't fall on my head (helmet), It's still allright. That thing on the other hand must fucking open in an accident, no matter what, because there is allways the chance you land n the head. And there is your 800$ gone. And I've fallen a lot off my bike. Sometimes the street is crap, something is laying around, or it's just winter. Never landed on my head. In the last two or three years, I would have propably spend well over 2k for this garbage. When My helmet provides the same service for 40$. Fashion? Fuck off. Look responsible in front of children, I'd say. So use a helmet and show that they ain't uncool. Plus, there are plenty of options, many look decent. And hair? Oh fuck off. From all the money you safe with a regular, even fancy helmet, you'll have more then enough on hand for a pocket sized mirror and brush. It's the perfect example of over engineering. It's pointless, stupid, damn expansive while anything it can do, a much simpler product less then a tenth of the price can provide the same.

[@MDP1702]

@@sagichdirdochnicht4653 I am not for it either, my respond was just to say that the looks of "a hair transplant from the Michelin man" are irrelevant, since when you actually get that look you've already fallen and the way it looks then will not be the thing on your mind.

[@rich7447]

I prefer the natural selection cycling method. Something is going to kill you, it may as well be a cycling accident.

[@bully6652]

Oh thank god you’re back, voice over guy. There was some douchbag here trying to do your job. Love ya.

[@DeltaKT]

"Today we're showing you what huge inventions are slept upon. As big as the printer, ..." *Number Ten:* invisible bike helmet

[@wingblade6023]

It never ceases to amaze me of what the human race can create

[@wingblade6023]

It never ceases to amaze me how many different flavors Oreo comes up with, and they're actually pretty darn good. Man humans am I right

[@infinitesentient3545]

It never ceases to amaze me how people lacking a solid moral compass cry "virtue signaling" to deflect from the fact that they don't have any.

[@cuber64]

"the potential hospital bills" for the helmet is strange to me. in eu (my country) there is no concept of hospital bills.

[@jimmybaldbird3853]

Because you pay year round for everything and all things. Your taxes on wage, products, and goods covers it

[@solentbum]

@@jimmybaldbird3853 A system that works to most peoples satisfaction. The last figures I saw showed that most European countries government spend is lower than that of the USA costs per head once Heavy medical insurance premiums are taken into account.

[@jpweek5885]

@@solentbum Americans are brainwashed into believing getting ripped off is good for them. Here in the uk, we seem to be going in the same direction...but more slowly.

[@jimmybaldbird3853]

@@solentbum no brainwashing here. Just better experience in the US. Universal healthcare is a waste of money. If it is more expensive as you and Vox claim, i dont see it, spend it, or feel it. Nor anyone i know

[@jimmybaldbird3853]

@@jpweek5885 yet, youre immune to brainwashing? The irony

[@Suscida]

Bristolian here, proud of our poopy bus

[@peteraiken5139]

"Timed pedestrian lights have been rolled out in Europe" *Shows video of crossing in Adelaide, South Australia*

[@roterex9115]

Not even our only one, they tend to be in high pedestrian areas but all our pedestrian lights flash red when there is only time left to finish crossing so people don't start when they won't make it.

[@MazelTovCocktail]

Batteries are harmful to the environment when disposed. To solve this, use these small disposable batteries.

[@NotMe35971]

Phones are not our biggest worry. In near future (10-15 years) we will have big headache with batteries of electric cars (EV's). Every car has at least 500KG (0.5 tone) of batteries (Li-ion) fitted in them. It is told by manufacturers it must run at least 10 Years. But everyone knows that, batteries run about 3 years, and then start to die out. Governments are very keen to push this new battery tech to masses. As they say to reduce pollution. But in reality it is environmental time bomb. From which same governments will earn by tax charging us again. Of course they passed the law, which require manufacturers to take back used batteries. Manufacturers are not dumb too, they hire other companies to collect them batteries on their behalf and "utilize" them batteries. It is obvious most of batteries secretly will end up in 3rd world landfields. People are blind and stupid.

[@anotherpos8704]

They say they are batteries, but I doubt it. I bet they are small super capacitors, which use very different chemicals and are probably alot less environmentally harmful

[@Xx_95kene_xX]

1:30 Traffic light with wait meter Most drivers: just 3 seconds and I can go. Street racers: 3,2,1, GO!

[@jamieurbi5974]

95kene sml?

[@COPKALA]

I hope that 'use once battery' will never become widely used, the concept is really wrong. "Re-chargeability" is the proper way to go always.

[@IDontKnow-mf5wi]

Nicola Coppola it's really made as a backup.... out somewhere and phone dies, you can use one get a battery charge without having to search everywhere for an outlet. Also some things still use normal batteries like AA, AAA, C ,D etc.... this yeh could be used to make these items.. Would need much longer charge tho. Great concept to integrate into flashlights for example

[@LokiNegus]

A power bank would be much cheaper long-term and better for the environment

[@henry.baker_8910]

Keep the vids coming, your doing great

[@zachoo5135]

The traffic lights with waiting meter are now everywhere

[@andersszpigler1526]

Bio buses are old news in Sweden. In my city, Stockholm over 90% of the buses run on the citizens waste. By the end of 2020, the whole metropolitan area of Stockholm (2.3 million) will recycle their own waste at home and then sent to the bio plant to turn the waste to biogas.

[@kurisu7885]

So what I'm hearing is that there will be a lot of efforts to kill that bus because it might cut into petroleum profits.

[@thevaultdwellerf6691]

*>sees solar fricking roadways on the thumbnail* Thunderf00t.... there's a problem you need taking care of

[@n1nj4l1nk]

Life straws too

[@carterredden4348]

@@n1nj4l1nk what about them

[@carterredden4348]

@@n1nj4l1nk why would you need to do a debunking video n something that is proven to work?

[@doit9854]

$20,000 for two nets? Doesn't this seem a bit excessive? That's $54 per KG collected which makes collecting that trash more expensive than Silver Bullion... I'm also presuming the per-anum cost doesn't decrease over time.

[@jaketyler7088]

sounds like a good example of government's "efficient" use of tax dollars. also silver is over $600 per kg.

[@doit9854]

@@jaketyler7088 I noticed I did my math wrong after I posted. Was cheaper than oz. Of silver. Figured it proved a point regardless.

[@noisycarlos]

9:30 - While the cardboard is definitely more eco-friendly than a plastic shell, it doesn't seem like the tiny electronics and battery inside are any different.

[@netheritenugg1520]

What I'm thinking is that they found a material that makes it so that it is 100% Bio-degradabel, but dont take my word on it

[@childishalbino9548]

Square meters isn't a unit of volume........ o.O

[@chandleredwards6493]

I confused m^2 with m^3 for a second

[@johngae4063]

10:51 when you realize thats what that level in mirror edge was from

[@lowiigibros]

About traffic lights with timers: what about traffic lights that behave differently depending on where the cars are?

[@aGuyNamedEr1c]

I thought about the stop light counter as a kid. They eventually made a countdown counter for pedestrian crossings but drivers were still left to wonder in anxiety. They desparetely need it in LA.

[@michael-beck]

The drivers can use the same counters the pedestrians use. I've been watching these for years when I approach an intersection. Not all of them have it, but there are enough that do.

[@jordanjohnson1832]

Lol, I've thought about quite a few things as a kid or teen only to see someone else with the same idea years later.

[@youraveragecrustycontrolle2400]

in Canada we didn't have stoplight counters but a few years ago they finally installed them and its a big help

[@Rizalpahlevi21]

10:48 Rest in peace netero chairman..

[@robj7481]

The “human waste” bus should have toilet seats for passengers.. make them pay their way as they ride 🤣 As for solar. I used to design PV controllers and solar CAN take you off the grid and even make your power meter go BACKWARDS, but it’s NOT CHEAP. Don’t expect to save money for 10-20 years as a full home system costs roughly $20-$30 thousand dollars. You’ll be making payments for some time.

[@jaketyler7088]

probably the most glaring ignorance in the video. a simple calculator with some approximate values will do the trick.

[@SiTrixonian]

Its very similar here in the UK. I'd love to go solar or wind generation but the former is prohibitively expensive and the latter is similar, AND you can't get planning permition to build it!

[@Andrew-qu7lq]

It really depends a lot on the variables for climate, home/roof orientation, and total power usage. For my single story home, it cost a little less than $15,000 to get a system that's producing 110% of my annual usage. I'm not paying any more than my typical average electricity use before, so other than the heat of the summer where I was adding another $30-$50 per month for A/C usage for a few months, the rest of the time it generates credit for me. The system will be paid off in 10 years, but generally the 5-7 year assumption is including inflation and estimated cost increases with power (which also depends largely on region). After this upcoming winter, I'll probably have enough banked so that even in the next summer I won't pay anything extra. If you think of the payment as your average utility usage, then the break even will just be whenever you're done with payments. Obviously, once I am not paying for it, that's when I'm obviously saving money. Regarding the variables though, I live in a good area, have a nice large, wide, completely unobstructed roof and is facing the optimal orientation.

[@jaketyler7088]

@@Andrew-qu7lq Another consideration is the opportunity cost of the original payment. Spending $15k means you cannot invest it and potentially double your money 10 years later. Like you said, however, if you finance then you're paying extra money (interest) to save extra money later. The best way to look at solar is as a very long term investment, perhaps >20yrs.

[@Andrew-qu7lq]

@@jaketyler7088 True, it is an investment, but like I said before, the money is going to be spent regardless. It's almost like looking at it between renting an apartment and purchasing a home. Either way you're spending money. Rent vs mortgage, or utility payment versus loan payment on solar panels. The difference being that eventually, you don't have to pay for it anymore. But again this is still ignoring the comparison with increased utility payments and inflation, because 15 years from now, I'm certain that my average utility payments would be much higher than my current averaged $115/month.

[@Crurned]

Holy Cow! The Geofront!

[@davetv4705]

Awesome inventions!

[@kenjamin6457]

The way he said Kwinana tho In Australia, it's meant to be Kwi-naa-naa. That made me laugh more than it should have

[@huwgrossmith9555]

Timers on lights in Thailand were, last time I was there, being removed... mostly because ppl worked out the 3 second change over rule and just took off in the 3 seconds only to be collected by ppl who jumped the 3 seconds going the other way.

[@areebfahim]

u r doing great man

[@tylerwilliams9433]

1:58 Adelaide! 😍

[@theannanasdude]

Hövding don't cost $600.. Last I checked they were about $300. Still not cheap, but more resonable.

[@roterex9115]

And i payed under 25 bucks for a helmet i didn't have to throw away after a minor crash.

[@flyinghighwithutube]

What about the cover photo that pulled me into look at your video? While everything else was good. I didn’t see anything about the thumbnail photo.

[@namotac]

The disinclusion of the thumbnail subject is how you know it's a quality channel.

[@indianathe3rd742]

Yeah i was really interested that's why i clicked...but it was just clickbait

[@renatacantore-gross8842]

Thank you for this fascinating & inspiring video.

[@prashantdeekshabisht8358]

Great work for collecting such useful information. We need such type of information and initiatives.

[@GlobalWarmingSkeptic]

The worst thing you wanna do is put a timer on a red light because people gonna always race to try and beat the clock.

[@andonivelasco8466]

7:41 not in Spain, the sun ia taxed here

[@EpicDrake]

*1:28* I don't see why not. Like the United States I live In. Can really inforce pedal to the metal when the light turns yellow to red.

[@sethtotten]

Solar systems still expensive even with state & local incentives. In CT incentives end in 2019.

[@jozseftakacs2649]

Traffic lights with wait meter was used in the 1960's. Was discontinued for safety reason.Drivers use to take off the instant lights turned green in front of drivers trying to beet the light. Resulting in horrific accidents.....

[@The0nlySplash]

Jozsef Takacs ive seen them in Poland and the counter just shuts off when its 5 seconds until it would switch to green

[@teuton8363]

most traffic lights dynamically adapt anyway

[@thadavid]

could count down to orange then red

[@SirAsdf]

Number 10, yeah I'd much rather prefer an actual helmet over a $600 one use glorified inflatable pillow that has a chance of not inflating.

[@SoDamnMetal]

Was definitely one of the dumbest things I've ever heard of, and of course a couple of women came up with it because vanity > life apparently.

[@NicoleBest]

I got to get some LifeStraws. That's brilliant...

[@alexhawkins1795]

Bring up 10 more great inventions we all need.

[@renc3920]

Bike Helmet: "....considering the saving on Hospital bills..." Rest of the World: Laughs in Free Healthcare.

[@khaccanhle1930]

What planet do you live on? I live in a Socialist nation - healthcare is either effective and expensive or useless and "free". Officially "free" healthcare in many countries of the world are not what they seem, sorry.

[@ramanabharathi376]

EU is not "rest of the world".

[@ilovesuisse1]

Nothing is free in this world, someone always has to pay.

[@user-xv4id9xx7u]

Only if you don't pay taxes and mandatory health insurance. It's not free you fool.

[@jamessheppard4372]

No such thing as free

[@Jaysie803]

1:03 needs to be continued to the car seat belt and so on grow flower grow

[@ladyphenix6407]

Wow amazing thank you

[@rinoalionheart7202]

At first I thought that countdown street lights would be a good idea for the U.S., but then I realized that where I live, the street lights are on a timer that has a "delay" in changing to green just in case some idiot decides to run a red light.

[@FeplayBuilds]

The invisible helmet is so costly, those who buy it don't even ride cycles lol

[@reineh3477]

270 euro is not cheap, I think their aim is middle class women. The question thou, how much do you value your life, more or less than 270?

[@FeplayBuilds]

@@reineh3477 Their aim is to make people buy the stupid (but really nice technology) thing for fashion if you want to save your life you would just go with a normal helmet instead of spending 270 for a fashionable one which disappears

[@reineh3477]

@@FeplayBuilds that is what I have. I don't care how my hair looks like.

[@FeplayBuilds]

@@reineh3477 yeah but many people do care

[@dr.shampadewan9616]

I live in Europe and thought that countdown traffic lights were everywhere

[@ryanstock7094]

@M Detlef Wrong

[@stompey1234]

That's one crappy bus! LOL!

[@DripsOne]

1:58 they had this in santander everywhere it realyy helped feeling save whilst going through high traffic streets u dont know

[@DripsOne]

@Carlo Cocciolo It is indeed pretty dumb because i think somone wanting to cross a street would benefit way more form that time system

[@devoncantrell3311]

One time I was biking along the road, and a small tree branch snapped and hit the top do my head, that first helmet idea wouldn’t have done anything for me then.

[@IDontKnow-mf5wi]

Not a normal bike ride pattern. Tree hits head, it hurts a lot, you are injured, but the impact changes how you are moving/ causes a jolt.... airbag helmet then deploys lol

[@PatrickMcAsey]

Oh no! 'Fully ubiquitous around the world' - why not just say 'ubiquitous'? *It means the same.*

[@kamure4805]

Wow that was awesome

[@jamshedaalam9045]

I have that life straw at my home.

[@jackbuff_I]

NOBODY is “revolted at the thought of riding a bus powered by human waste”..

[@BENKYism]

How do biodegradable portable phone chargers affect the lithium battery problem?

[@BakuraRy0]

And are they cheaper than charging your phone from a socket in the long run?

[@mono2822]

The stop light timer is awesome!

[@Normal1855]

It won't work. People still run the light, even though the cross traffic is moving. They see the light is red, they just don't care.

[@RazzaldG]

The cycle helmet was never developed further because it kept on deploying when it wasn't needed.

[@SammiSweetz]

Every tunnel should have a net lol what kind of obvious inventions

[@ulfwelander6155]

The helmet cost around 300 us dollar in sweden. Once its deployed you contact your insurance company and for a small fee you get a new one. The helmet is not intended for kids or any kind of racing or mountenbiking. The target was thoes who rather took the risk then waring a helmet going to work. They are willing to pay a little bit more. Huge succses end win/win. Free choice, lower medical cost for tax payers and you can still wear a helmet if you want, or not if you are an adult and stupid... in that case... maeby there is no need to protect your head🤷🏼‍♂️

[@teuton8363]

why not wearing a normal helmet for 20$?

[@jonasmller6962]

3:48 This is standard in Norway

[@lescampbell2593]

All this stuff is golden ...all the manufacturers need to do is make these things affordable to the general population

[@noahbowie5985]

In Europe we don't pay medical bills so we'll take our chances without a special helmet to save $600

[@noahbowie5985]

@JR R but we save money still as we don't need health insurance and on the off chance that something serious happens we don't end up with a massive bill to add insult to injury. So although we do pay tax towards it we don't have to pay the often ridiculous amount for health insurance.

[@stevenbanaan]

to top that up, in the netherlands we're capable enough to not have to wear helmets

[@stevenbanaan]

@@thegoodtom1718 I don't mean any disrespect, get well soon, but it really won't happen to me, because ive moved away from my bike and only use a moped scooter.

[@stevenbanaan]

I meant that i couldn't get hurt on a bike because i would be hurt on a scooter btw.

[@davidhack2409]

Kwinana is pronounced “Kwin-ahn-nah”

[@louisasmiles]

I need that mozzie patch

[@Jaysie803]

7:43 share more

[@CastilloDelDiablo]

You're missing the links column so we can check out the products.

[@kabukij07]

Why do all his sentences end with his voice sounding like a motor stalling? Incredibly and fascinatingly annoying.

[@couchtours8323]

You should do a video on roof-top solar panels once Ashley furniture gets all of theirs put up on the 2million square foot Ecru, MS plant

[@investmentwithtrades]

Solar panels arrived, electricity companies go nuts

[@noeolivo1798]

My school has the whole roof filled of solar panels and they put a lot on the ground like a lot

[@JMoney615]

Can you play Fortnite too?

[@jrbr549]

@ 8:55 So we're measuring water volume in square meters now?

[@jaketyler7088]

one of the many things wrong in this video, as you can see in the comment section

[@virginiaj1792]

I really like the idea of having the nets

[@aayanagarwal3689]

2:12 already there in India

[@thembelanimkhize7918]

I love These innovations 😍

[@semiperfekt]

Nobody: This video: European countries aren't wealthy. (2:24)

[@oaka5639]

Wealthy = west-europe

[@darrengee5950]

Where can I get the mini battery from

[@vitaly2855]

My uncle makes these filters for smoke stacks that reuse the lost energy, should be applied everywhere.