Are Solid State Batteries About To Change The World? | Answers With Joe

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[@carmanjeffrey2]

Joe Scott cucking the first comments, 20 hours ago lol

[@dean2656]

Love you brother, i watch you playlist to help me chill out. And learn.

[@dean2656]

Could you do a video on eye colour/left right hand usage. Sounds interesting

[@RichMitch]

No lol

[@dean2656]

@@RichMitch ?

[@BirdYoumans]

"I don't want greed to turn what should be a garden into a desert." 'Bout all I need to know about this incredible man. Most certainly Good Enough!

[@sepg5084]

Could've been the one of the richest men on earth, yet chose not to. Just like Dr. Salk, who invented the Polio vaccine. These are men of genius and virtue, more honorable than princes and kings. But i won't be surprised if some people would call them "commies"...

[@wytrose4602]

Yet we have for the most part treated the faces of their work as if they invented anything at all like hero's . It is sad as they were just able to buy many people invention given the futalism system we have. This is their own words on how they view us. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fp7PiWacgbale8U

[@johnmilligan4260]

DaH

[@werren894]

maybe being less collective will help with that

[@KaylixHD]

Legend.

[@OuterRem]

Dr. Goodenough is still faculty at my university. He's so cool, lol. When the University President interviewed him about the nobel prize, Goodenough just laughed and said "I guess if you live long enough... anything's possible." And then he just laughed it off. What a beast.

[@prolamer7]

Best lesson I think we can take from him is, if you occupy your mind with good things you may live to 100 years and be happy all the time... well some will have bad luck and fail miserably, but most would be as happy as him.

[@Grizabeebles]

I started looking into the Li3OCl solid electrolyte and I need to say this _somewhere._ MOLECULAR-SCALE DENDRITE TREBUCHETS!

[@meesalikeu]

OuterRem ffs nigel you might want to stop nigeling everything. hes an emeritus prof at your college. thats how you say it. just a bit of advice to keep you from being beaten up as a fruity in texas.

[@avibank]

Lucky

[@zaptor1514]

Yes, if you live long enough a Nobel Prize and a coffin are in your future for sure, at least one of them.

[@CarmenBrunnaDuarte]

He is not Tony Stark or Reed Richards, but he's Goodenough.

[@tytusbombus4110]

you know when you think of the fact those two are fictionall and he is real it makes him way more impressive.

[@a123456789860]

Yep - Neither of those two are Goodenough. He's a REAL phenom!

[@hycron1234]

But did he *build it in a cave with a box of scraps?!* Because you know, that might just be good enough.

[@2drealms196]

These replies are the sad reminder that in our culture we put waaaaay too much weight and stock in something being real. At some point these superhoro feats need to start surpassing real world accomplishments. xD

[@a123456789860]

@Secret Sauce is Overrated - LOL! Actually, I find the opposite to be true.

[@romips9839]

"JOHN B GOODENOUGH WAS ABLE TO BUILD THIS IN A LAB, AT 90 YEARS OLD !!!" "Well, i am sorry. I am not Goodenough"

[@PresidentialWinner]

That's funny. In multiple levels and references. You've got the wordplay about Goodenoug's name (which has to be one of the coolest names i know), the iron man reference (and in the scene they are talking about a power source, much like a battery)

[@centauri9458]

Almost 100 years old. And still ticking he is a solid state battery. I cant wait until we start getting them, not to try and save the environment by getting rid of combustion engines. But because we have kindof stagnated with our transportation power plants. It is time to move forward. I want an electric bike because I am too lazy to pedal. I havent gotten one because I dont want to be 20 miles from home and have to pedal back.

[@eamonia]

Hahaha!!! Killer, dude.

[@grahamyates2490]

LOL. Shameless Joe.

[@eamonia]

@@centauri9458 "...he is a solid state battery." Hahaha. Too funny man, too funny.

[@philochristos]

I just hope John Goodenough lives long enough to make it happen.

[@putheflamesou]

True but lessons need learned till then. Communication is bringing out truths and need time for that so this will not be another squandered tech for profits. Look up Jacque Fresco died 101 yr, another great human...all his life.

[@obamacare9755]

And to see it become widespread

[@mr.almezeini647]

He is goodenough to live enough to make it

[@barelyadequate6747]

@@mr.almezeini647 Uncle John is one of the cleverest family members.

[@ESSANCHO]

John L. Longenough

[@urbanshadow777]

True fact: The bagdad battery was used to charge up stone tablets.

[@chasindigo]

Tablets?

[@urbanshadow777]

@@chasindigo corrected... Thanks

[@Cyberplayer5]

Refraining from the obligatory stoned jokes ,lol.

[@rogerm3708]

My dirty mind keeps leaning towards this being the first electro stimulation tool

[@adamreed6471]

True

[@JJose-22]

“I dont want man in his greed to turn garden into a desert” We are not goodenough to have this man in this age

[@Bakanineinstein]

@Nat20 Damage Screw the Earth! We are going to destroy the very moral compass of God itself! Then we are going to all get a terrible spanking from our sky daddy because we've been bad BAD kids... :P

[@Bakanineinstein]

@Nat20 Damage Already know... And no need to try... Just gotta relax and let it happen! 😘

[@soundpainter2590]

AKA JIM JONES.

[@mikescudder4621]

Goodenough is actually having a dig at capitalism, which works on exploiting something - people or natural resources etc... Capitalism simply isn't sustainable.

[@squirrel3244]

he is of our age of the only goodenough.

[@timothymeade-on-twitter]

Just saw that John B passed in last few days just short of 101. I remembered this and came back to watch again and send to my friends so they would understand who he really was. Thanks. Be at peace John.

[@fpostgate]

He made it pretty far! Amazing mind...

[@arekt2998]

Society: John, be Goodenough John B Goodenough: OK *proceeds to be better than enough*

[@fredlebhart1393]

Arek better than enough...hahahahaha

[@billkeithchannel]

Yeah like that isn't a fake name... Did he carry his guitar in a gunny sack?

[@1Mandacaru]

(TWICE)

[@1Mandacaru]

@@neelmehta9092 he will create the "ready player one" game

[@MrWeareone777]

Go Go, Go Johnny Go Go . Johnny be Goodenough.

[@Hortonman42]

Me at the start of the video: “Wait, what? Are you kidding? That’s his name? That’s his real name?” Me at the end of the video: “L E G E N D”

[@mushyomens6885]

@Martyr4JesusTheChrist I don't see how religious beliefs have anything to do with this? Maybe it's your narrowmindedness that needs to be fixed rather than someone's beliefs, that's a completely personal matter which shouldn't concern the likes of you or me or anybody. Peace

[@raycert07]

What is his name not goodenough for you?

[@glenrisk5234]

I thought, "wow that's interesting"?

[@happyfox711]

Obviously the guy himself. too.

[@ExecutionerDan]

@Martyr4JesusTheChrist go watch nonstampcollector, anticitizenx, and darkmatter2525.

[@ignacioaguirrenoguez6218]

My parents: Why haven’t you won a Nobel prize yet? Me: Well, I’m not Goodenough Edit: Corrected the spelling, my grammar is much better nowadays.

[@turolretar]

Ignacio Aguirre Noguez congratulations, you have achieved comedy

[@dam1371]

Nobel price? 🤭🤗😁

[@wongc261]

You'll never be good enough for anything in life if your measure of success is price 😉

[@jedhamilton9048]

Ignacio Aguirre Noguez how much does a Nobel Price cost? Just being silly... I completely agree :-)

[@MrWeareone777]

Sorry, that comment wasn't Goodenough

[@antonine.rodrigue8769]

"Toyota is supposed to make a big announcement at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics" reading that in 2021 makes me shed a tear

[@whattheworldneedsiscreativ6421]

@antonine.rodrigue8769 ""Toyota is supposed to make a big announcement at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics" reading that in 2021 makes me shed a tear" Can you show me the timestamp of where it says that?

[@ScarySkele]

@@whattheworldneedsiscreativ6421 I think he got confused since “they are going to make a big announcement to COINCIDE with the Tokyo 2020 Olympics” 10:30

[@caiquecardoso8513]

This is not what he said, listen better next time

[@mahadaalvi]

Joe: “His name was John B. Goodenough.” Me: _Checks calendar to make sure it’s not April 1st_

[@alext9067]

He dropped the "enough" and became Johnny B. Good.

[@davidbeaulieu4815]

Seriously you've never heard of him? Try tesla time news or transport evolved. You should find them interesting if you like this show.

[@a-dutch-z7351]

He sure was good enough.

[@gustavgnoettgen]

Johnny B. Goodtonight

[@mrcyberpunk]

@@alext9067 alright chuck berry calm down.

[@speedstriker]

I'm starting to think his name is a humble understatement.

[@kingmasterlord]

I think it's an assumed identity and he's from space. I think that's where the Baghdad battery came from too, people doing the same thing he is.

[@faarsight]

John B. "you're not" Goodenough "by comparison" q:

[@MrSimonw58]

What he did before inventing RAM? ... he was a low life, drop out who only got his act together in his mid 40s.

[@jackielinde7568]

That's quite the mindfuck to play with some kid by their parents. Mom: "John, all you need to be is "just B. Goodenough." Little Johnnie B: "Mom, you know that's not the Goodenough way. I have to be great."

[@kingmasterlord]

@@MrSimonw58 so?

[@ZImpresive]

Ram and Lithium? This man is literally from the Future.

[@BrekMartin]

Working in a team to develop core memory is far from inventing it.

[@haroldparsons9727]

He secretly invented time travel but is too modest to admit it. My opinion anyway.

[@donkeyslayer4661]

No, he is not from the future. He just made the future possible, that's all.

[@haroldparsons9727]

Also Epstein didn't kill himself.

[@hpekristiansen]

Literally literally does not mean what you think.

[@senselocke]

"...but that's not Goodenough" --dude, that pun was gorgeous!

[@charleshines6155]

With a name like that I can only imagine he gets puns about his name all the time. Despite all that he is a genius.

[@diogobsoares]

And he milked the shit out of it! 😂

[@Machielovic]

but don't overdo it jeez :D

[@johncollins1602]

Lolol I kno he was killing me. Good stuff😊✌

[@perfectlypurepinkpompompan3467]

@@johncollins1602 lol yes: DEFINITELY goodenough.

[@akbaer60]

John Goodenough with his battery: The future is now young man

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[@Mat-hj9ui]

@@stevethea5250 wut

[@arnox4554]

I was literally laughing out loud. Nice.

[@semloh1960]

Don't forget the B

[@flyingdutchman28]

When he was born, his parents looked at him and said: John B. Goodenough. He took that very seriously indeed.

[@annakeye]

Oh and when you need to do so, find a Braga. It could change the world. Again.

[@wholelottalight]

To top it all off John struggled with Dyslexia his whole life. Amazing man. John I. S. Goodenough.

[@vizon-aryproductions6191]

I’m hoping that’s not his real name and just a moniker/ alias name

[@michaelreisch3612]

Imagine if people like John B Goodenough had a spare 100 extra years to their lives

[@thearchivalist6749]

I always think about this

[@iloveamerica1966]

Actually, Goodenough is going to trade his battery knowledge for the opportunity to upload his conscienceness and memory to Neuralink. ;) (I bet there are people at Tesla and Neuralink who have already considered this.)

[@KnightsWithoutATable]

@@iloveamerica1966 At least the AI that takes over the planet would be benevolent then.

[@canesvenatici9588]

I say he deserves to live for another thousands of year. At least until regular joe humans are as smart and useful as him.

[@officialspock]

Michael: Be careful, he might die a hero or leave long enough to become a villain

[@TheAllMightyGodofCod]

I didn't knew about Maria Helena Braga's work. She deserves more recognition in her own country than what she is get, her work is amazing!

[@danbrodt977]

And Goodenough gave her praise and full credit for her work. From what I know about Thomas Edison, he would have treated her like a competitor and tried to keep her in the shadows.

[@yakarotsennin3115]

When he dies, his tomb should say. “Good enough”

[@Klokopf52]

But with a little Gold Star so everybody knows he did that extra bit of awesome :)

[@Psychid5]

No. It should say John Was Goodenough

[@mrlolster2144]

"More than Goodenough."

[@alanthompson4912]

Close, " you will never be better than, Goodenough".

[@OrangeC7]

Ironic. He was good enough for life, but not good enough for death.

[@bg4164]

How is this dude not more famous? This is one of the coolest things I've ever heard

[@madeinuk68]

Fresh Chives because he is not a narcissist,and genuinely cares about the planet,and is not interested in wealth. The capitalist world we live in,does not want guys like this in it,because he is trying to do something that will make current expensive battery technology worthless. As always money dictates what tech we have. I am sure this battery will one day see the light of day,but they will find a way to make it as difficult for the average Joe to be able to afford it.

[@james263]

Because you don't get famous for being a genius that advances humanity, you need to be a vacuous narcissist with an active social media presence.

[@jim-stacy]

The bit about making internal combustion obsolete overnight and the whole chemical rare earth metal battery industry too. Yep, that's some big corporate power to compete with. No wonder he, nor his new invention is not famous. I bet if he hadn't of been so respected and credible within the engineering and science community his ideas would have been buried

[@rickevans7941]

He is. Johnny B. Good is a legend to nerds.

[@Combine1331]

Rockstars are famous. However real scientist are not famous at all.

[@dougg1075]

Good enough needs to be the first person to receive life extension technology

[@ejlerthomsen]

You mean medicine? That already exists...

[@aronseptianto8142]

yeah bro, if he didn't get that top-notch medicine he would've died way before 90s

[@KatSpicert]

@@aronseptianto8142 ikr, since he's responsible for making this comment even possible to make right now.

[@David-bc4hh]

Give him all the stem cells

[@paulclark7658]

Get him uploaded

[@harrisonwalker6902]

Tokyo 2020 olympics... you can tell this video is old now 😂

[@johnconnor6876]

I'm dead 😂😂😂

[@jonatansvar8076]

😬

[@cifyalemarshroom1728]

I was looking for this comment

[@Trekeyus]

Still kinda bummed that cancelled it

[@luislongoria6621]

So What Happened? Somebody Filed a PATENT to Ensure the Solid State Battery Would NEVER Go into Production Until the Patent Expires in about a Hundred Years or So😖

[@Maniac3020]

Dear John B. Goodenough: Live long and prosper. Seriously.

[@GrymgaRPG]

He b good enough

[@A_Tiny_Fox]

He's such a wise and respected man wow he really is good enough

[@Geedygeedy]

He already did.

[@WoollyMittens]

"Good Enough!": Perfect name for an engineer.

[@Kugashiro]

To be honest I had never heard of this guy and now I want a t-shirt with him on it. What a legend!

[@kewlnes987]

haha I would want one too

[@jwjr1988]

Same what a truly brilliant legacy

[@TonyP9279]

Electrical engineers use "conventional flow" which flows from anode to cathode; that's opposite from "electron flow" which goes from cathode to anode. The positive to negative flow is easier to deal with mathematically, and we describe it as "hole current", a hole being the space left when the electron moves on.

[@giraoshaw]

John H. Goodenough: _"wanna see me revolutionize the modern world?"_ *[LITHIUM ION BATTERIES]* _"wanna see me do it again?"_

[@giraoshaw]

@Waterlec fixed it

[@giraoshaw]

@Waterlec ;)

[@benyou3432]

It was B wasn’t it?

[@braiansingh9730]

I'll fuckin do it again

[@sirnuggets9666]

No joke I'm related to that man. He's on my dads side of the family.

[@flonfaurillo4761]

"That's not good enough!" Probably one of the greatest puns ever.

[@fisterB]

97 years is probably longenough for him to get tiredenough of that particular pun.

[@aureliousofphoenix7811]

@@fisterB not the best joke I've ever read, but goodenough.

[@macantakai]

I laughed out loud

[@pepelemoko01]

There even a rock and roll classic written .Go Johnny go go ,Johnny be Goodenough.

[@v3rydryt0w3l7]

It’s more ironic then it is a pun.

[@josephupton3601]

It will be written on his tombstone "he was good enough"

[@dewiz9596]

Joseph Upton “more than good enough”

[@josephupton3601]

@@dewiz9596 I stand corrected

[@AquaPeet]

@@dewiz9596 That's when they bury his pet with him?

[@747070]

"John Was Goodenough"

[@davidyoung518]

"He was better than Goodenough"

[@PeterLassig]

One of the few people on earth who can truly say, "I'm Goodenough, I'm Smart Enough, and Doggone It, People Like Me." -Oh and awesome video BTW!

[@zc7662]

Imagine what he would have done if his name was "Notgoodenough" ... we may have commercial time machines by now

[@mikenewbry]

He's continued working 30 years beyond retirement age. On behalf of humanity and the fish you never caught, thanks, Mr. Goodenough.

[@akehapkap6143]

Profectus Hope he gets at least 10 more years of research :)

[@putheflamesou]

A Jacque Fresco, RIP 101 yrs old......"This shits gotta go!"

[@king0dasouf]

That generation wasn’t affected by mass privilege

[@myyomil]

@@king0dasouf Ok boomer

[@ethany.2981]

king0dasouf Ok boomer

[@FriedTurkey]

"Our Cellphones could last for days without being recharged!" *wheezes in Nokia 3310

[@cit_63]

Wheezes in literally every cellphone with buttons

[@roberta6641]

@Jewels Star your clearly not overweight with asthma are you? lol

[@HarMar97]

@Jewels Star sounds hot 🔥😂😂😂

[@MikeTheMGTOWMonk]

@@roberta6641 Most responsible ppl are infact not fat w breathing issues

[@Microphunktv-jb3kj]

my w810i after all these years looks kind of newish, since i dont us eit much.. the battery lasts for 2 weeks, if i turn the phone off at night... yeah 3310 was built like a tank and 5510.. but i think w810i is def one of the greatest cellphones ever created... what a tradegy that Nokia didnt keep up and they weren't greedy like other companies... that was their downfall, i think i saw in some documentary, how ceos actaully cried announcing their acquition...

[@donrobertson4940]

Every new invention is always about five years away from being available.

[@jdisdetermined]

Most of them still are, five years later..

[@MudFoot64]

And we’re always 50 years away from depleting the Earth’s oil reserves

[@mikesully110]

I'll believe we're in the future when we finally get that cure for hair loss

[@KiyaNene]

Not entirely true, but in a lot of cases, 3-10 years is a good range

[@atdeigo1415]

Sadly

[@migraineur]

He’s goodenough,he’s smart enough,and doggone it,people like him.

[@bobparr1908]

And like him more than Al Franken :)

[@Cuttubus76]

I bet 98% of people here don't get this reference! Lol! Great job

[@rebeccabigwest]

Hi I'm Stuart Smally *sigh*

[@fluffykittynoodles]

Norm is GOAT.

[@johnnysparkleface3096]

Good one Guillermo. Was it good enough? Yes!

[@jonathannguyen6533]

Omg, this man is so humbled. Why I haven’t heard of this man before now.

[@bobbiusshadow6985]

Jonathan Nguyen Because you’re not Goodenough.

[@peter.24.7]

Probably because this guy is a bit like Nikolai Tesla, industry just keeps using his stuff without the full public credit.

[@pranavlimaye]

Like Tom said, he didn't patent his inventions to his own name....

[@mahirmahir7097]

Because the media is busy showing you those useless activist like Greta

[@giin97]

He doesn't need to brag; his work is Goodenough.

[@oaooaoipip2238]

I think there is a special shampoo you can use for dendrites

[@yessum15]

Pert +/-

[@tinaleubecker]

Being a rockhound, this one cracked me up. 😂 Thank you!

[@jasonplant5432]

I'm so glad that I discovered you after you had made hundreds of videos. Your a great teacher and I binge watch like mad. Even rewatch episodes just to lock it all together in videos of the same intrest.

[@Ryukachoo]

WAIT, JOHN IS 97?! I could have sworn he was like, early 70s at most, holy hell that guy is spry

[@EastAnne-vx3dv]

@Blue Njörðr 😂

[@hardiantosyukri6942]

I think he is 70? I thought he is even way younger like 50 or late 40

[@reidrobertson8072]

Hardianto Syukri late 40’s? Have you ever seen someone 40 years old? If you look like this in your late 40s you’re going to have a short life

[@striveforsuccessstudysmart3509]

@Blue Njörðr Paul Gilbert = 53 years old (look at a picture of him) I swear to God he looks 30

[@lesliegrimes5136]

He’s an older looking 10 year old.

[@Toophunn]

imagine being 97 years old and being useful than anyone else but still no one knows you

[@becurbilyg]

John B. Enoughalready

[@big_thannoz_carant2845]

still not goodenough

[@tadficuscactus]

John Goodenough: The batteries are still not good enough.

[@nuclearsprinkles389]

He shoulda been named "Not"

[@ares7738]

@@nuclearsprinkles389 or "Defin Itely" Defin Itely Goodenough

[@stevethea5250]

@@ares7738 I bought it for $1020 from JB August 2018 and did my final Price claim in August this year with some eBay listing at ~ 400 (I can check later). That's ~600$ back. Regarding the TouchScreen sometimes it jumped around or would scroll slowly itself, if I had my finger still in one spot. Idk if that was normal but I live with it. Regarding battery I'm getting 4-5 normal usage. I have bad habit of cramming all the Internal storage full with apps etc and running passively in background So maybe that affects it… Cameras are fine but Front camera seems too soft or over-beautified. Rear camera takes a good 1-2 seconds to be 'done' - again could be my lack of storage… Water resistance works. I dunked in water once, washed off some gunk, also took a shower with it. For my next phone I'll probably consider a smaller phone than the 6'1 with Fingerprint on front of screen again. The rear finger scanner trend was fun while it lasted. Otherwise good phone My ideal phone would also have IR blaster, and symmetric stereo speaker set up (not these current crappy bottom speaker & earpiece set up) - and bigger battery

[@biglloyd5870]

@@ares7738 garbage

[@ares7738]

@@stevethea5250 I read all of that(mind you it was rather interesting). But I'm still confused what exactly you're talking about lol

[@koneeche]

9:00 Something else to note is that the energy density required for planes might be reached with the 2-5x increase in energy storage. This would be amazing for the environment. I hope this work is accelerated & we get this out onto the market ASAP!

[@steveperreira5850]

Good point Konii!

[@Fivox]

That is a looong way off though. Even if these become mainstream in 2025, it might not be until 2040+ for airplanes to be used commercially transporting people or cargo with electric engines. I am sure there will be some personal crafts and experimental made, but don't expect sweeping environmentally friendly jets popping into existence the moment these batteries are popularized.

[@fuzzywzhe]

It's not possible. It's not CHEMICALLY possible. The highest energy density we have ever observed is hydrogen gas, and it would have to be compressed to nearly a liquid. There's no way this battery is possible in my opinion.

[@cjdvise]

Joe, considering that you both are in Texas, I would absolutely love to see an interview done with Goodenough!

[@rookieman329]

too much time distracting goodenough from his elaborous work

[@SaviorGabriel]

You gotta respect a man with a name like "Goodenough" who makes certain to live up to it.

[@jharrison1185]

LoL his middle name should be B Morethan.

[@WindFireAllThatKindOfThing]

I know exactly why that ancient inventor created it: To trick his friends into putting their tongues on it thinking it was a wine jug

[@jmodified]

Possibly so. If it's around two volts as they say, you wouldn't be able to feel it on your fingers, but on your tongue you would.

[@mayuravirus6134]

@@jmodified Because anything that is liquid is good conductor just try tazer

[@jvrbwn6232]

Its the first ever energy drink

[@vinylexperience77]

LMFAO

[@gogilmaper6557]

Nope. Put your tongue on a D cell battery. ...or a C, a AA, or AAA. Of course you’ll need a jumper to get +/- within reach of your tongue, but they’re all 1.5v and basically inert “feelwise”. 9v battery? Yes! But you’d need five or six of those jugs to make a party prank.

[@jangajdos1693]

I was waiting for the “but there is a catch”, which fortunately did not come.

[@MrDollaBillman]

Once the child was born, the doctor asked, " What would you like to name him?" The mother replied "Oh John B. Goodenough."

[@Ploskkky]

The ancients used these batteries to power their electric camels.

[@honklerton732]

Genital Torture. That's what it was used for. Either that or Genital... pleasure?

[@jerbear7952]

A common misconception. They were actually electric dromedaries. Electric camels didn’t come out until decades later.

[@connormelton1635]

Until they perfected battery technology and made camels that could run for more than 40 years on one charge....leaving us with the camels of today......

[@Murrytmds]

"it would be the end of the internal combustion engine" *The oil industry would like to bury your invention*

[@nocivolive]

oil is not only for combustion's engines. You can do tons of stuff with it.

[@ador4512]

This just shows how people know little about the Petroleum industry... smh

[@ruslankazimov622]

I think heavy industrial vehicles and military vehicles (land/air/sea) will use petrolium even electric motor / solid batteries take over.

[@khatharrmalkavian3306]

Hybrids are still more energy efficient than EVs. Until we can produce, distribute, and store electricity more efficiently than fossil fuels can EVs will be wasteful in comparison.

[@Manie230]

Khatharr Malkavian well the problem of storing would be solved if this battery really is as good as it’s claimed to be. The next problem would be to distribute those energies in even the remotest of areas and in America I would assume you have even more remote areas. And then the production of that energy people don’t like the thought of that but we probably need to go back to nuclear power to get that much energy until we develop other climate friendly energy producers.

[@jcavonpark]

I’d love to see an update video to this.

[@BukkitViper]

First I was like "Whats, thats his real name Hahaha" but then later "This guy is awesome!"

[@davidbeaulieu4815]

Follow electeic cars hes well known to anybody that follows battery tech.

[@VAArtemchuk]

It's just good enough

[@shanehebert3237]

At the start of the video, I was one of the ones saying "seriously, thats his name?" By the end of the video I was one of the ones saying "holy crap, LEGEND"

[@cyiabsalon9720]

Truly great people are for the most part, very kind and humble. They don't go into that prideful arena as most do.

[@michaelwilsonburns]

I would like this comment, but it has 69 likes, and I ain't a monster.

[@christiane-latte]

John just wants humans to B Goodenough to keep living on this planet.

[@Tinlar75]

As a sad point of truth. John Goodenough died last month.

[@WildArtichokes]

Nothing is good enough for John B. Goodenough

[@raggedclawstarcraft6562]

if that would be the case, then we wouldn't see any of his creations :]

[@gphilipc2031]

Thanks to JB I no longer need to hear a 2 cycle weed wacker scream in my ears nor do I need gas or oil. Worth the money to me. Proud owner of a 40 volt line trimmer. The first one failed but Ryobi made it good.

[@sterrre1]

Except for John. John be good enough.

[@lithium7590]

You can't get a nobel prize if you're not goodenough.

[@TheFalconJetDriver]

Lithium The exception to your prim-us is with Obama he did nothing to win a Noble Prize!

[@tinydancer7426]

How come come we never heard Sheldon and Leonard talk about this stuff. Weren't they good enough to know about it? Or would only and engineer like Howard know about it?

[@chefmike4414]

It should be "you can't get a Nobel prize unless you're goodenough"

[@lithium7590]

@@chefmike4414 sorry for bad english lol

[@oillease1881]

Obomer got a Nobel prize....

[@josereyes5715]

Doctor: what will the baby's name be?Goodenoughs' mother: John will be good enough... Doctor: John B. Goodenough it is! 😅😅

[@Martin-se3ij]

We were being announced at a wedding reception and said to the announcer: Just say Martin & Alice. To the room he announced "Martin & Alice Justsay"

[@okiebbq2536]

Son of be good enough

[@ZiRR0]

What? Doesn't really make sense but ok

[@darkguardian1314]

R.I.P John B Goodenough… The original Howard Stark. That’ll do, rest well.

[@michael_paez_]

Joe Scott: "Some sci-fi things will turn into reality" Me: "Wait, I can literally watch memes all day"

[@gabrielclark1425]

Just wait until you can get a neural link installed in your head, you'll be able to meme all the time!

[@pirosoffaireyes]

@@gabrielclark1425 meme at work ;v

[@InvestmentComicBooks]

VR by Oculus Quest is pretty Sci-fi to my 80s self... and that’s today!

[@joshmnky]

Maybe if I change my last name to "Thatlldo" I'll make some progress.

[@kylecorreia4919]

Lol that sounds good enough to me 👌

[@forgedsteelwrench9249]

😁😁😁👍

[@IClopToRarity]

Charlie That'lldo

[@backalleycqc4790]

Mine should be "Whenigetaroundtoit"

[@kannanchittilakattu32]

😂😂

[@craigcorson3036]

I'm eager to experience the future. Trouble is, I'm going to be dead for most of it.

[@East112T]

Craig Corson. There is no future or past , only present. You’ve always existed.

[@craigcorson3036]

@Far L I know. Billions of years.

[@craigcorson3036]

@@East112T That's....a viewpoint.

[@SignificantPressure100]

Well at least you're honest, some people are saying that the future will turn to shit but they are only saying that because they are jealous of future technologies that they will never experience

[@craigcorson3036]

@@SignificantPressure100 "only saying that because they are jealous" That may be true for some, but there is no shortage of very valid reasons to fear for the future. I just take an optimistic point of view, where others are pessimistic.

[@Python085]

This John B. GOODENOUGH guy is INCREDIBLE! At his age, he is STILL solving some of the worlds constant problems with his latest discovery!

[@quazamuhaha]

"Does he really deserve the Nobel Prize?" "Yeah, John B. Goodenough."

[@quincy9908]

quazamuhaha I'm a q too that's nice

[@putheflamesou]

They were not sure if they wanted to poison him. Wars ARE good for something....

[@oneriskylife]

Nobel Prize deserves him.

[@Sercil00]

Imagine living 97 years, having absolutely everybody make dozens of jokes about your name all the time. Enough is enough...

[@23093034]

No, the jokes are good enough!

[@yakarotsennin3115]

Bold of you to assume he doesn’t have a sense of humor

[@bugsy9069]

There is also comfort for him in the knowledge that anyone making fun of his name is probably only half as smart, if they're lucky.

[@jakefry6563]

Funny as most are typing the jokes on a device powered by Li ion battery. So he gets the last laugh.

[@benniethejew]

@@yakarotsennin3115 His sense of humor would be the thing that was instrumental in his survival for 97 years around all these insufferable people.

[@lalzuala9314]

I’d say he’s Goodenough to win a Noble prize.

[@fisterB]

2019 chemistry, he did

[@norwegiansmores811]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/boPFqIKegpuDi80 maybe you should not open your minds so much that the brain falls out. debunked... A YEAR ago!

[@beaubeaukitty5301]

Its a Nobel prize not a noble prize

[@cosuinofdeath]

Noble

[@doncarlin9081]

@Nio Jacobs Thunderf00t isn't a random internet guy, he's established with legit science credentials. I don't always agree with him, and in this particular video I don't agree because he didn't debunk neither the process of the solid state battery nor the materials. He just seemed fixated on energy density and energy release, he didn't go into the particulars of why this battery cannot do what the claims being made for it I am cautiously optimistic, mainly because Goodenough is involved. But as it's been pointed out in the video this isn't the first hyped new battery technology that ended up nowhere.

[@VinnyTheory]

You’re actually hilarious haha. The part where you ripped up the commenters about the battery correction 😂

[@peterwegwerth64]

"More energy, more fast" This should be on a t-shirt!

[@stumbling]

"John B. Goodenough" John B. Goodenough: Challenge accepted!

[@powerplayer75]

Me: "I wonder how solid state batteries work" Joe: "here is a battery from hundreds of years ago!"

[@CICM_920]

whos joe

[@abodi1]

He did take ages to get to the point didn’t he.

[@aohige]

*thousands of years ago

[@mino1470]

@@CICM_920 joe mama

[@Real_MisterSir]

@@abodi1 I literally just skipped the entire first half and I don't seem to have missed anything of importance lol

[@revmsj]

Updates, anyone?? This sounded super promising, and it being 2 years later, I would love to know where this tech is today!

[@redcobra9588]

That old man I tip my hat he is absolute legendary.

[@newjustice1]

They should give him a prize he is just as important to man kind as Tesla himself

[@JonLynchIsAlive]

"That's not Goodenough" --- Best pun ever.

[@jevaughndixon1218]

☠☠☠☠☠☠☠😂😂😂

[@dru4670]

Best ever 😁

[@Franseven]

EVERYONE: no one is perfect me: i just want to be good enough

[@pflernak]

*Goodenough There fixed it for you

[@howinthewhat]

@@pflernak no

[@andrewgreen2626]

Normally I leave my phone and iPad on streaming your channel throughout the nights and most days to help your SEO. While strolling by the bathroom I couldn't help but stop to listen. Great stuff, keep up the great work!

[@jUQMtDmf]

That such a weird thing to do...

[@NakedSageAstrology]

@@jUQMtDmf Life is weird, sometimes we have guardian angels all around us helping us left & right without our knowledge. Whatever you do, try your best to pretend everyone is a part of your Dream & you will see this world reflect in magical ways.

[@jUQMtDmf]

@@NakedSageAstrology Now you're making it even weirder!

[@NakedSageAstrology]

@@jUQMtDmf Perhaps someday when you get outside of your own storyline, you will Realize we are all part of the same Dream. Teamwork makes the Dream work old friend.

[@jUQMtDmf]

@@NakedSageAstrology What is happening here!

[@PeterReefman]

Today's batteries still aren't good enough. John B Goodenough: (rolls eyes) hold my beer...

[@EricTheActor805]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/boPFqIKegpuDi80 Totally debunked psuedo science

[@TheParasiteDk]

parents: John B. Goodenough John: No, I will be a legend!

[@Anti-socialSocialClub]

....and that's how John legend was named.

[@supernovanotp1938]

@@Anti-socialSocialClub 😂😂😂

[@jarrod752]

John: _No, I am Legend!_ *FTFY*

[@richkent5840]

"Lithium ion batteries made cellphones possible" Shows a phone that uses a NiMH battery

[@bob15479]

that's what I was thinking, lol

[@DivyesshSivakumar]

That is just a large li ion battery pack. u morons

[@username4441]

this is why i clicked the tab off

[@mihaitha]

@@DivyesshSivakumar right, because nickel-metal hydride is just chucked full of lithium ions.

[@DivyesshSivakumar]

@@mihaitha go do some research man. If u buy a liion pack u will know ....that is in my power walls.I know that is li ion

[@RoboMuskVsLizardZuckerberg]

This new battery would make my Nokia last 1K years instead of 80

[@mrebholz]

Nokia, yey I thought Microsoft nuked them back to producing just rubber tires and rubber boots and you are telling us, you’ve got a Nokia again - I mean, I still have my 808 but it’s degenerated to being my camera and voice recorder (still excellent). You probably have some rebranded Chinese build.

[@gustaveardila6286]

I wish my life will have a fraction of the impact his had. Makes one feel awfully small when looking up to these great individuals.

[@harunawad9885]

@Smee Self Whats your name pal..... It's not Goodenough

[@chrishale5213]

Just build upon the work of others. Be ready to share as widely as possible

[@kolbyhallmark]

@@chrishale5213 good advice.

[@TNTsundar]

Samsung: Battery explodes John B Goodenough: Your battery isn’t goodenough

[@a10warthog4]

6:43

[@AlvinRoque]

@@a10warthog4 thats an iPhone

[@newagerc5356]

No samsung batterys not good enough. Get it

[@a10warthog4]

@@AlvinRoque so what?

[@spencerrask8594]

it's funny that you say that because he invented the battery used in Samsung phones too...

[@von2152]

Im hoping for John B. Goodenough's health to B good enough, to live long enough to finally create a battery good enough.

[@gabrielbrunoparreira5670]

A fun fact about the use of electroplating in ancient times. Actually the Moche culture in Peru are probably the first culture to knowingly use the process (however without understanding the physics behind it obviously). By putting copper objects in an acidic solution with gold they were able to make very thin and uniform gold sheathing. That was a conclusion made by a research done I think in the 1970s, where by analyzing the artifacts the researches noticed that the gold plating followed microscopic imperfections on the copper object, which would be impossible to do with conventional plating techniques of the time. They also tested the hypothesis of simply "dipping" the object into molten gold and showed that the results were inconsistent with the quality from the original objects.

[@ericu808]

Wonder if there’s a way to invest in this technology. Feels like this would be a game changer.

[@admirnaruto]

Well it's a guessing game, what company will be the first to release these kinds of batteries out on the market, so you can gamble and try to invest into one of many companies that are at the moment working on releasing these batteries.

[@DHGagnon]

There is. Invest in the companies mentioned in the video. Whichever one comes out on top will deliver high returns, but investment in any of them will help speed along development overall.

[@ericu808]

ThatCreepyGuy thanks for the insight. Gotta look into it

[@AmanRaj-lp5lz]

A jar filled with weird stuff that produces tingling sensation, used as toys.... I wonder what was it used for😂😂

[@okiebbq2536]

Man that invented wire jar said hmm.. me invent sex charge

[@brookebradford2111]

And they called it the Black & Decker Pecker Wrecker...

[@Iyamyuyam]

Hey! No wondering! All you need to know is that only the high priest gets to use the jar room. Don't worry about what goes on in there.

[@dennisbuns]

John's parents : John B. Goodenough Everyone else : John is a legend.

[@mildlysuspicious2960]

Dennis Bunjamin John B. A. Legend

[@striveforsuccessstudysmart3509]

Not goodenough

[@onkouth]

Mildly Suspicious is he not a singer 😂

[@danielstone9978]

Us: absolute genius/legend John: I'll never Be Goodenough

[@YuriG03042]

you got that reversed

[@UncannyVallium]

"More fast." That really depletes my batteries.

[@1STGeneral]

It was good enough

[@ssiddarth]

This video was definitely Goodenough 👌

[@commentguy4711]

I started a drinking game every time I heard Goodenough, I took a shot. I don't feel so good.

[@noahway13]

Don't drink for every such joke in the comments. You'll be dead!

[@phisch95]

I drank on every "brilliant" o.O

[@commentguy4711]

@@noahway13 I already died but came back for Isaac Arthur :)

[@hourplastic4546]

Hahaha you’re an OG

[@Michael-zh2cu]

Don’t feel goodenough?

[@ThatDrummaDave]

This might be dumb, but I had a thought when you mentioned taking sodium from sea water. Could you pair production of these batteries with existing desalination processes to make production of clean drinking water more economically efficient?

[@smoketears6874]

Sick. I hope that battery does what they’re saying It can

[@caribbeanman3379]

I think it would be more than good enough.

[@CrittingOut]

I dont think it will

[@incognitotorpedo42]

@@CrittingOut Why not? Do you know something?

[@velnz5475]

@@incognitotorpedo42 there are 2 reasons a lot of people are very suspicious of this battery. 1) It needs graphene to hold itself together which should be an indicator of how durable this thing really needs to be in order to work and... 2) Assuming we can fix our idea for mass graphene consumption for batteries... we know what happens when lithium ion batteries go wrong... what happens when these things go wrong? Regardless, I believe the reward far outweighs the risk, progression of human technologies for the betterment of lives should be noted.

[@MattMusky]

@@velnz5475 i don't see what the problem is with graphene but your 2nd point isn't really an issue. A company isn't going to sell any products with these batteries without testing them for safety because it would actually drown in lawsuits on top of the costs of recalling the product. And companies know to test the battery for safety cause of related major incidents in the past such as the exploding Note phones.

[@blchitu8535]

Past: SSD Domination Now: SSB Domination

[@rabbani1200]

"I don't want man, in his greed to exploit the resources of Earth, to turn what should be a garden, into a desert." - John B. Goodenough. Words to live by

[@OfMiceAndMegabytes]

He is indeed good enough.

[@NwoDispatcher]

what a dipshit. Trees can be grown in the desert already, its the will that is lacking... me? im holding out for building floating forests on the ocean

[@Robofrog100]

@@NwoDispatcher I...I can't tell if I'm being wooshed or not

[@NwoDispatcher]

@@Robofrog100 the only way to build a garden is to exploit resources

[@mikeg4972]

0:20 How did he feel anything? The cell voltage on that would have been under 1.5V.

[@jonathanbush6197]

Voltage is not power. With enough current, and no I don't know how much that would be, the shock would be noticeable.

[@axnyslie]

Goodenough was a humble man so his protege Maria Helena Braga did a hella lotta bragging for him.

[@Veklim]

There's a reason the awards all took so long to find their way to him, the man is a LEGEND in some circles

[@timrobinson513]

I like these character pieces. Learning about people who changed the world is great.

[@ditzfough]

I like learning about people who are changING the world.

[@forestpark73]

At this rate, we’re 15 years from developing energon cubes.

[@mattperryman1948]

I have 6

[@triggahappyyt5420]

The motherbox

[@the_judge_8262]

What about the tesseract?

[@ZNotFound]

And John B. Goodenough is still the person who invents it.

[@markfrancis4376]

Well Truth Be Told, We are 100yrs "Tech Surpessed" & It's Patent(s) Confiscatd by Governments. See KZbin : "Unacknowledged(2017)-Documentary" & for now see ambri.com for state of the art batteries.