Most Useless Megaprojects In The World - Part 2

[@LadyVoldemort]

The death of Concorde story always saddened me. They flew 28 years straight without any single accident whatsoever, and then another plane's accidental debris (that wasn't cleaned from the runway because apparently no one knows that the debris was there) brought Concorde to its first and last accident, which was also fatal for everyone on board and four people in the hotel it came crushed into. 😢 I know that nobody and nothing is perfect in this world, but Concorde was basically flawless for almost 3 decades. And now nobody dared to try something so cool like that again... Flying with Concorde used to be many people's childhood dreams...

[@danijuggernaut]

The Concorde had 80 safety deficiencies for today's passenger transport airworthines. It was a ticking bomb, bad redundance systems and an aerodinamic that only works at high speed. Take off and landing was a critical issue and forget about gliding with this thing, on engine fail it falls down like a stone.

[@eleanorlyndon865]

I wanted to fly on Concord!!

[@Randomly_Browsing]

Without a crash, Concorde will retired regardless

[@AgentSmith-x9p]

@@danijuggernaut Ya I dont think id want to fly on a delta wing passenger plane. Ive flown enough RC planes to know how much more unstable they are than conventional style wings.

[@benbenben2360]

And that débris was left by Boeing

[@VXA1PSTART]

Nothing is more useless than waking up to only try falling back asleep. It sucks.

[@naydoug1160]

You could say that again

[@lachlanevans5013]

For me it’s waking up, going back to sleep and try to wake up again

[@Christina_Maree]

Same 😂😂😂

[@HD-dc3lw]

Suffering from it currently at this moment in time 😢

[@MaglikNSS]

Best comment I've seen in a while

[@thebigdawg61]

In fairness the Concorde flew for 28 years, halving the flight time between Europe and the U.S. east coast. In its 28 years of operation there was one fatal accident, occurring in 2000, that was actually caused by parts falling off the plane that took off before it. The planes were all pulled from service following the accident until an investigation could be completed. While they did return to service for a couple of years after the accident and investigation they never returned to profitability and were finally decommissioned in 2003. There were a great number of engineering discoveries made during the development process that are still relevant today. A very expensive megaproject for sure but certainly not useless.

[@leonb2637]

In part, the creation of Airbus was from the Concorde.

[@ChimpManZ1264]

Also the event of 9/11 that followed with the boeings caused Airlines around the world to drop drastically on Wall Street as moral to air travel took a hit and would take years to recover. Security had to be heavily invested in and losses had to be cut so since Concorde was costing more per flight and not able to attract the numbers as other flights struggled at the time it was the final nail in the coffin.

[@dianapennepacker6854]

British Airways Concords also WERE profitable eventually. It did take years IIIRC, but everyone says they didn't make money when they did. Not sure if Frances were.

[@KyrilPG]

​@@dianapennepacker6854 They did too.

[@thebigdawg61]

@@dianapennepacker6854 They never made a profit after the 2000 accident. The down time pending the investigation followed by 9/11 reduction in air travel in general sealed their fate.

[@catjudo1]

The Concorde itself didn't suck. The aircraft performed as intended or better than designed, and the Air France crash was the only crash the airplane experienced. What sucked was the development costs and people not knowing what a supersonic airliner would do sound-wise. The plane burned a lot of fuel, but this was by design, as the engines of the time were less efficient than today's. Incidentally, the Tu-144 "Concordski" was based off stolen Concorde plans and was rushed into production with typical Russian quality issues. Still, NASA flew a modified Tu-144 as a test bed for supersonic research in the 1990s.

[@FbI_ag3nt1092jk]

Looks like bro calmed down from the last "You had one job Part 5" video

[@eddyg5712]

That was the other guy

[@FbI_ag3nt1092jk]

@@eddyg5712 really? Because they sounded the same for me

[@brettbarager9101]

I'm a trained therapist and we had a couple of sessions. He is better now. 😊

[@linzoro2squared]

Just wait until he does another "You had just ONE job" 😂

[@FbI_ag3nt1092jk]

@@linzoro2squared bro gonna break his mic if he does that

[@crystalweible152]

The biggest reason "Malls" are failing despite wierd attractions is online shopping. Everybody wants convenience but the real life logistical problem of staying stocked with the greatest new thing is impossible. 😢 our local mall stays afloat only because of community fairs, craft shows, and the wierd vendors in the common areas.😢 Covid almost killed it completely.

[@LunaryxDiarmait]

I'd rather go to a store to buy my stuff. You can't actually view what you're purchasing online, regardless of what people want to believe.

[@Das-gn6jr]

@@LunaryxDiarmait Yeah but that's you and you represent a tiny segment of society that will become obsolete as convenience becomes the norm, it's a generational mindset switch that is inevitable as more people are going to be born into guaranteed conveniences which majority will indeed take that for granted as that's what been established since their birth. A huge generational switch is eminent to take place as the advancements in all fields, be it Ai, be it fusion reactors, be it whatever, it is all to make the most out of the resources we have access to, but it also indirectly leads people to a more sedentary, lethargic lifestyle which is definitely where the future is headed. We already in the present day have conveniences that our predecessors deemed impossible & unlikely, yet here we are. i feel the goal of humanity that is inherently decided is to make technological advancements which either gives us access to data/knowledge inaccessible prior or technologies that make the present life of humanity to be more tolerable so that they have more time and mental resources to utilize their brainpower for advancements which might have been established as not fathomable at the time. I wonder, is this not how our ancestors thought about WIFI & other advancements etc. and I know you might have thought that too for a future technological advancement we haven't yet achieved, but at what point do we really know we have not maximized the potential of resources in earth itself? with further advancements would other planetary resources really be out of reach? is there really a limit when our universe is ever so expansive? we'd never know in our lifetime, but can you really discount the growth of humanity, even though it has progressed indefinitely?

[@josephhodges9819]

I have not been to a mall since The Bodyguard with Kevin Costner was in theatres.

[@WilliamDearthwd]

I know one time Kal-El/Superman referred to a shopping mall for "those who worship their credit cards"

[@liamnehren1054]

They are a bit of a anomaly to begin with. They aren't even common other then in places like the US and Canada and an area only really needs one. Open air ones usually fail immediately so it is just people looking for a walk about with a nice AC but areas with a good natural climate or hardier people don't favor them.

[@drmgiverdrmgiver5335]

See, they always say that it's safer to fly in a plane than it is to drive in a car, but why don't they tell you that it's safer to crash in a car than it is to crash in a plane? That's the stat that matters! Car wreck you are a vegetable, plane wreck you are a mineral! Car wreck they ask "is anybody hurt?" plane wreck they ask "is anybody recognizable?!"

[@mrdlir6298]

5:05 the tu 104 killed more soviet admirals than the war it self

[@mred8002]

A bad copy of a U.S. plane)?

[@johndemeritt3460]

@@mred8002, no, a bad redesign of the Myasishchev M-4 "Bison" is more like it. The Bison had four engines and was still in use until 1994. Of course, Be Amazed entirely overlooked the Tupolev Tu-144, a.k.a. "Concordski" which had an absolutely _DISASTROUS_ career in Aeroflot service. But while I'm kvetching about Be Amazed, "Tu" is pronounced "Tee-You", _NOT_ "Too." Get it right, guys!

[@mrdlir6298]

@@mred8002 tu 144 was the answer to the concord and the tu 104 was the first production model

[@bluewhalestudioblenderanim1132]

@@johndemeritt3460 be amazed often leaves these mistakes in his videos . . I'd think he's doing that to keep up whith youtube recomendation but it does result in some flawed content . . . personaly even tho I have a channel Im mostly just waiting for a better platform to take the place of youtube . . .

[@tessjuel]

@@johndemeritt3460 The video actually mentions the TU-144 in passing at 23:50 but yes, it doesn't go into details.

[@SilverFox5645]

Fun fact, Elon only proposed the Hyperloop to stop any projects for high-speed rail, so that he could sell more Teslas. The hyperloop was never supposed to work in the first place.

[@WillReims-s2s]

The government of the California State did not postponed its high speed rail project. The Hyperloop was only a R&D project which is why the CA gov't provided a short length of land for it.

[@y_fam_goeglyd]

Whereas I'm not arguing with you (I think he's a scammer tbh), it doesn't explain every other place the "experiment" ran in. I haven't reached that part of the video yet, so I may be repeating something said there, but that "invention" wasn't Musk's by a long shot. It's around 100 years old! If you're not a Musk fan, go to Thunderf00t. He's a genuine scientist (nuclear chemist!) who loves to tell the truth. 😂😂😂.

[@WillReims-s2s]

@@y_fam_goeglyd If you are talking about the hyperloop it was in fact a project for which he built a short segment of it as a demonstrator, at the end it didn't work properly.

[@onieyoh9478]

Elon musk, the worlds richest welfare recipient. There needs to be separation of commerce and state the same way there's a separation of church and state.

[@jimtaylor294]

​@@y_fam_goeglydThe words "truth" and "thunderfoot" don't necessarily fit in the same sentence 😂 . (he's as prone to biases and factual errors as the next chap; qualifications don't immunise somebody from ever being wrong or acting in bad faith)

[@IDKSomeone-yz9wt]

Have you heard about the hotel in North Korea that is never going to finish due to low budget from the state?

[@cherryblossoms85]

I think they covered that in another video. Stupid idea.

[@corntrooper8881]

They already covered that, but still interesting

[@IDKSomeone-yz9wt]

@@corntrooper8881 that’s true… thk u

[@stop_motion_romania]

@@cherryblossoms85 yes

[@bloodraege]

Most useless project would probably be lunchly ngl

[@karatekidfahim3]

Underrated comment, but unfortunately, kids are oblivious to the controversies, all they do is fill their pockets for something temporary, unlike public infrastructure, which is permanent and costs companies' big money, more than what Lunchly will probably ever make.

[@bloodraege]

@@karatekidfahim3 yeah thats true tho like i can't imagine how much money these people waste i saw the video and i was shouting inside my soul.. thats too much money..

[@karatekidfahim3]

@@bloodraege exactly, I know it takes years of your life for the average US citizen to make a million dollars, let alone billions.

[@bloodraege]

@@karatekidfahim3 🫠 yeah.. its more than any average person would see in their entire life..

[@onieyoh9478]

Except that Lunchly doesn't cost taxpayer money.

[@WillReims-s2s]

FYI : though Concorde was not a commercial success, the development of that aircraft along with it engines have permit the discovery of several technologies which were used afterwards for commercial and military aircraft. It served R&D's of several new components, new metal alloys among several other discoveries that have been beneficial to the aircraft industry at large.

[@nesskeaton]

As a dead mall fanatic, the American Dream mall is a place I really want to visit.

[@feliciawilson6073]

This mall is amazing, I was just there last month and the fact he stated that lots of stores are empty is very untrue, they are doing more construction to add even more stores and event space.

[@MidnightAspec]

It's actually a VERY nice mall. I'm usually there a couple of times per year. It's definitely underutilized and underpatronized so, I dont see it last much longer. Nice mall that opened up about 20 years too late.

[@seanagulan9481]

Yes, actually this mall is decent.

[@briwanderz]

i've seen a lot about malls closing or just barely surviving lately, and people are always sad, or state "i loved that place" but it's almost never "i shopped at that place" it's usually that they went there and walked around, but didn't actually buy anything... which means no $$ for the stores, so of course they close.... so are people actually shopping at the mall? or just walking around?

[@DONALYEAPVIIZUNNMoe]

Can imagine a high-powered race car performing burnouts and drifts inside the mall!

[@pounet2]

4.2 billions for 200 planes is a bargain. An Airbus A318, which is a small range plane with a comparable capacity than the TU104, costs 77 millions a unit. 200 units would cost 15.4 billions. So 4.2 billions is a pretty good deal if such a comparison makes any sense.

[@rohitchandran4471]

It depends on when this sale happened, so $4.2 billion can be worth $20 billion in the 50s or 60s, and the $4.2 billion is not adjusted to inflation

[@pounet2]

4.2 billions IS adjusted to inflation.

[@flowahpawah5397]

Most Useless Megaprojects In The World.. So any goverment building?

[@MForest90]

What do you mean? Goverment employees needs somewhere to work.

[@leighz1962]

Mike.. did you mean " govt employees need somewhere to act like they work"?

[@flowahpawah5397]

@@leighz1962 Someone got it

[@jessekoch3480]

Hoi I used to resemble that 🤣

[@flowahpawah5397]

@@jessekoch3480 Its more the people who reside in them than the constructors 😅

[@WillReims-s2s]

It is not a Concorde faulty part that ended the aircraft to engulfed in flames but a metal strip from a Continental Airlines aircraft that preceded Concorde for take off. That strip of metal came from the left wing due to faulty maintenance procedures that was supposed to cut cost for Continental. It actually cost the lives of 113 persons from which 109 were onboard and 4 other were on the ground.

[@flattop223]

24:55 something you didn't mention about the Concord is how tight a fit it was inside, the seats were small and the windows were tiny, if you were over about 5' 5" tall you had to like bend down to walk down the aisle, it was very claustrophobic. I got a tour of the inside of one but I really really wanted to go on a flight, and I missed out on a ticket giveaway by about 10 people. In the summer of 1998 I believe it was virgin but it could have been British Caledonia airlines was giving away two tickets per person to take the Concorde round trip from Los Angeles to London, you had to come dressed up as an alien from another planet, there were no rules for halibut the costumes had to be and they had 50 sets of two tickets. There were people that were going to a store and purchasing a pair of flippers and coming back and say that they're from a water planet and their entire costume was a pair of swim fins, but because initially they didn't have anybody that came in costume everybody that showed up in the first 50 people won a set of tickets. I found out about it I grabbed some stuff to make a quick costume and when I got there I was about the 60th person. I was very disappointed, they gave me one of the consolation prizes which was a hat, and it wasn't even a Concorde hat it was I want to say British Caledonian airways hat.

[@ericbartol]

2:15 "What buffoon designed this?" No. First, what buffoon went ahead with testing? Second, why was testing even an option? Why were certain questions never asked? Like "Is this even workable?"

[@dragonmaster501]

Hello! Architecture student here. In one of my classes I had to look at a randomly assigned Serpentine Pavilion (a yearly architecture exhibit where the world's best architecture firms design a temporary pavilion to sit next to the Serpentine Gallery, London) and design a cafe based on it. I was, unfortunately, assigned a pavilion by none other than MVRDV, the same architects behind Marble Arch Mound. And you'll never guess what their pavilion was... It was a geometric artificial hill over the gallery, that, I kid you not, looked like a plastic mountain with a tunnel for a kids train set. It turns out that MVRDV has a thing for artificial hills. Their pavilion, luckily, never got built because it was too expensive. Also, luckily for me, all the tutors agreed that I could be reassigned because the pavilion (a) was never built, and (b) was ugly and they all hated it.

[@RaidFiftyOne]

If I had a nickle for every time Eleon Musk created a giant death tube, I'd have two nickles. Which isn't a lot but its weird that it happened twice.

[@kylakoch6075]

3:29 this is one of the funniest things I’ve ever heard on this channel😂

[@petarsaric7308]

Couldnt agree more😂

[@riverbender9898]

Thanks for being one of the best channels.

[@MythicalGamer-m9d]

I just wanted to say thanks for the lovely content .I appreciate you bro.

[@SCRUSSES]

My Son and I love your videos. He insisted on having me buy your poster for his room using his allowance money. Just arrived today. Keep up the good work, we will keep watching! Thank you.

[@NECRAZ78]

The fact that that Concord plane crashed because of a stray Boeing piece is just infuriating.

[@ahlelenamsogwagwa1910]

You mean a Dc10 engine part

[@NECRAZ78]

@ahlelenamsogwagwa1910 Sorry,my mistake.

[@jimtaylor294]

A missing undercarriage wheel spacer, actually*

[@Malaysian_GenXer]

Gentle reminder to add Pavilion Damansara Heights in your next video

[@IlanSaysHi]

3:42 the horrified faces of the passengers

[@SillyRex]

3:36 you have better odds living a car crash and waking away with just a scratch then that

[@jktuf]

you posted this 39 seconds ago 😮

[@Kristin-we4us]

Tbh my fav narrator is both u guys

[@Randomly_Browsing]

This has 3 narrator

[@Kristin-we4us]

@@Randomly_Browsing ok then.. I only counted two

[@Randomly_Browsing]

@@Kristin-we4us I've heard 3 of them

[@TykkimiesREX]

Another factor to Concorde's failure was the skyrocketing of fuel costs in 70-80's. Also concorde burned fuel during takeoffs and landings, which would cost alot, so they made Concorde fly at subsonic speeds and that was the final nail to the coffin. I still love the aircraft and its uniqueness, such a legendary plane.❤❤❤

[@Zephyree]

be amazed never fails to make me smile 😭

[@Cosmic-Jaxx]

If you make a third instalment of this series, can I suggest the “neon waves” in Cumbernauld, Scotland. They look ugly, cost millions & were only turned on once & the bright lights were a hazard to drivers. They were built to attract more people to travel through Cumbernauld & it’s just another ugly eyesore. Also the shopping centre is falling apart, roof is caving in & has almost hit people. No shops staying due to the extremely high rent & council not fixing the damage. The council spends money on useless things like statues to try get folk visiting, when the roads, shops & housing are all falling apart.

[@onehunter4230]

Stunning as always 🔥

[@SpencerKev-s5i]

Yay new vid love your vids😊

[@AubreeTimmons]

My husband, our kids, and I, went to the mall in New Jersey in April 2021. We were on vacation in New York City, and I really thought my kids would fall in love with NYC, like their dad and I, but they were not impressed lol It also didn't help that the stores closed around 7pm because of Covid restrictions. Anyways, I was trying to find something fun to do with them and came across the waterpark in the mall, so we went. The waterpark was sooooo boring and a hugeeee waste of money. The wave pool takes up the entire space, the lazy river was super tiny, they had like 4 slides, 2 of which were for toddlers, so my kids were too old to use and the other 2 were huge. My husband went down the biggest and ended up with a massive bruise on his back and butt. He has extremely tough skin and never bruises, so I know that ride was not pleasant. The worst part was we paid around $350 for just day passes!!! Now as for the rest of the mall, it was amazing and was actually very busy, even with Covid restrictions. The ice rink was a blast, and the amusement park is right next to the entrance of the waterpark. It looked like it would have been a lot of fun, much more than the waterpark. We didn't do the slopes, but we watched, and it was amazing. The slope was no black diamond, but it was a very decent size. They also had the practice bunny hill. We ended up liking the mall so much, we went back to explore the rest of it, the next day. I would be at the mall all the time, if it were near me, in Ohio.

[@rickunderwood8544]

That was a very enlightening and entertaining show. Thank you!

[@TBNRAlokin_Dj]

I love how he says that Montenegro is lagging behind their neighbours while all of them are low on the list he showed earlier. PS almost all ex-Yugoslavian countries are there apart from Slovenia

[@Dragnfly_mynamewastaken]

Wasn't the crash that wiped out the soviet pacific fleet command caused by them demanding bringing way too many personal effects onboard? Like luxury beds and huge rolls of paper that weren't secured and all that stuff that caused the engines to be way overtaxed and slow down like a Dovakiin that picked one too many flowers? Or am I thinking of a completely different crash that wiped out a bunch of soviet VIPs?

[@Shawnchapp]

yes, all the shit and extra passengers the higher ups demanded the pilot to load and bring causes the plane to be VERY overloaded it was the weight that caused the crash not the plane itself.

[@ComancheWarrior63]

"slow down like a Dovakiin that picked one too many flowers",😂🎉

[@metern]

The Line is still under construction.

[@Avoxalus]

I was going to make a joke about how the TU-104 was the Society Boeing, but whoever designed it should be given a medal and made an American hero. What a K/D

[@karenroot450]

Elon Musk is innovative with his ideas. But doesn’t anyone on his team ever reel him back from Never Never Land? What a total waste of money on that high speed tube! Also to get a loan from China to build a long bridge and roadway is absolutely ridiculous. As they can then claim Imminent Domain- of Land! Thanks for sharing! Love this channel!

[@megbuchanan1630]

I remember all "The Line" talk. It wa upsetting that people actually thought the green energy was a good thing when people should know all green energy has a dark black underbelly of corruption. And when the line first broke ground, 6 people were murdered for terrorism for not moving. So 6 (maybe more) people died for a project that was corrupt and not even working.

[@lovishnalwa]

I love your vids mate ❤️

[@ASHERRR420]

Finally not a implanted ass

[@BigJeremyBeyer]

My question about the Hyperloop is how they deal with inertial force. Shooting to 700+mph will put a lot of force on the body, even if done slowly.

[@wyckedbabyklown]

" ski slope caught fire"... I don't even have words 😂😂

[@cladinshadows7306]

Hot damn BA, yet ANOTHER banger!! When will this madness end!? Never. I hope the answer is never.

[@vernonbarbee1351]

So many good options for the worst. I don't know which to pick but this was a great video 🤙

[@haarpanoid]

Not fair the way you treated the Concorde: the sonic waves can naturally happen outside populated areas, they do not just take off and acheive mach speeds immediately. Its main failure came from USA's new flight regulations, created just to kill Concorde's viability... Sales could have kept the project alive and in the crease. It was a beautiful bird.

[@Simonsimon-fy3hq]

The operators of Concorde had been looking for a reason to stop them flying. Very costly and increasing noise complaints and decreasing passenger numbers meant they wanted an excuse to stop the flights. They got one.

[@Daughter-Of-Apollo-g8e]

I luv ur vids be amazed they help m3 sleep at night the narration is awesome and is informative

[@EgoPersons]

The American Dream Mall also charges $40 for parking. People will not pay to park jsut to park at a place where they will then pay for everything else on site. Not to mention it's in no-man's-land, there's only one exit leading to it and the nearest cities by car are about a 30 minute drive

[@toniwilkins252]

I didnt pay that much for parking. but yeah that's a super deterrent!

[@feliciawilson6073]

Yeah I went l last month stayed 8 hours and paid $5.00

[@EgoPersons]

@@feliciawilson6073 Ah sorry, I don't know the true parking cost. I may have just received some hyperbolized prices from friends who went and were disappointed.

[@HTC-MOMENTSHUB]

Is capturing every incredible moment on camera making us more disconnected from the present?

[@batorvator2336]

INCLUDE: China Pakistan economic corridor (CPEC) + Gawadar Port (world's deepest port)

[@UR_gurl_penny]

I love your vids❤❤

[@BEWONDER83]

[@MementoMori0915]

Idea for a future video? Not a “mega project” but a fairly well known tourist attraction in Melbourne Australia called “The Melbourne Eye” or the “Melbourne Star Observation Wheel” has a very…notorious history especially amongst the locals. 😅 I think it might belong in one of your videos. 😆

[@Kualinar]

Some problems with the TU-104 : NO air brakes, NO flaps, meaning insane take off and landing speed. Imagine landing a jet liner at the take off speed of a fully loaded fighter jet. Then, the cargo hold lacked proper anchoring for it's content, leading to uncontrolled load shift, often resulting in crashes. It was derived from a bomber.

[@jemima438]

The Line city seems like a great idea for a dystopian/utopian YA novel/movie.

[@andrewdreasler428]

16:10 That appears toi be a standard procedure for China to "help" developing countries: 1: Provide a plan for a new port or roadway. 2: Offer generous financing for the project described in item 1. 3: The financing agreement has two major stipulations. 3a: The project must use Chinese companies for the labor and Chinese vendors for the supplies. 3b: The project itself and the land it sits on is the collateral for the financing. 4: This means that china is paying ITSELF to build the project, AND that the project AND the land becomes Chinese property if(when) the 'hosting country' defaults on the loan. It's a sneaky way to do 'mini-invasions,' and to set up Chinese-friendly ports all over the Third World.

[@a.z.983]

The EU saved them for now because they didn't want China to claim land in Europe, but we'll see what the future brings, because the politicians there are incomprehensibly corrupt.

[@AlistairKiwi]

You'd be nuts to have signed off on this as a Montenegro official. China gets your port? All arbitration in a Chinese court? Most construction built by Chinese companies? And on top of that, these Chinese projects fall apart quickly. What could have possessed the Montenegrins to have entered into such a Faustian pact?

[@a.z.983]

​@@AlistairKiwialthough it can not be proven most probably they bribed some politicians to let them have this project and terms. At the end EU saved them, but no one I convinced they won't try this again...

[@tomyang8688]

19:56 Bro is so happy that it is anotger death tube 💀💀💀

[@steevankeitaro8224]

12:57 when governance & politic mix with religion, corruption is bound to happen. Similar with malaysia.

[@Neonsilver13]

Also something in regards to the TEB, if it had worked and people were using it, then it should have reduced the traffic making it obsolete. Something that just getting busses and encouraging their use would already do at a fraction of their cost.

[@eleanorlyndon865]

Concord did make quite a few journeys. I knew someone who went on it. However towards the end of its life, there were quite a few crashes, which caused it to be taken out of service permanently.

[@mlj9931]

Only one as far as I know. Where can I read about the others?

[@Aethgeir]

I swear, ludicrous public transit ideas are the best scam to pitch to governments and rich investors, because they've probably never taken public transit themselves.

[@Fun-Time-Family-Kids]

Ah. I'm now sad these projects didn't actually work like they were supposed to.

[@roahir]

I like how Turning Torso is at the start of the video. It is a really cool skyscraper.

[@annamarieporter4264]

Omg your voice changed so much! 😮

[@arunr7071]

Bro for part 3 try to include bridge in Bihar, India . It built in the middle of farm lands. It connects nothing and it over nothing no river or high way. It's clear example of corruption. I definitely believe u will be surprised if you see that bridge still it's not much costly but it's clear example of waste.

[@LGW-wu7gd]

The story of the E-100: The E-100 was a tank developed during World War II during March 1944 at the time it was probably going to be the second strongest tank and you might be wondering who is in first place? the Maus. So at the time it was still being developed during 1945 and before it could be finished, Berlin was captured and what was left of the prototype tank was the chassis and it was sold for scraps Edit: I was wrong in 1944 Hitler ordered all super heavy tanks be discontinued and stop being developed

[@desari2866]

you should include the panthers practice stadium that failed in south Carolina, in the next part...not only is the project just sitting, but it caused the rent increases that eventually ended up being for no reason

[@Herowebcomics]

Also, when a large building is not performing as well as you like, when in doubt,use it for housing!😎

[@TheCoronaMortis]

Fun fact: the TU104s biggest issue was the windows that couldn’t withstand the pressure and would easily crack and create weak spots in the metal.

[@jimtaylor294]

That's just one in a whole litany of issues with the TU-104, an aircraft that all in power knew was deathly flawed, yet did *nothing* to fix.

[@Siriouz]

No need for emergency exits in the Tesla tunnel... If a Tesla catches fire, it tends to lock its' doors keeping you inside anyway

[@Juliett-we7tc]

I dont know. I think the TEB bus/train thingy is kinda cool. I can understand what they are trying to do with it and i think the idea behind it is a good idea. But there are definitely those obvious issues that would have to be worked around. Like maybe on the routes these things take, have a separate lane that is for vehicles over a certain height only. They would have to work out the problems, but the core idea is on to something i think.😊

[@be-rad9470]

Love your channel, don't say bad about Musk.

[@Risenblade]

it seems that everything that contains Concord in the title is doomed to fail. Concord Jet, Costa Concordia, Concord the Game.

[@themightymutt5213]

In the into, I could have sworn you said NUDE malls. That would be....🤨well, I'm not really sure what I would make of something like that. And that Arch Mound, that looks like the mountain rendering in a lot of 90's games.

[@Elbartosimpson99]

This guy is amazing

[@WileyEPICgamingPlanes]

I’m ur 1st subscriber @elbartosimpson99

[@JR-gh8lp]

The braze honesty is refreshing

[@jonahfalcon1970]

Chris Christie, the gift that keeps on giving.

[@nizamuyanga9267]

I still feel sad that Concorde was scrapped, I really wish it was an aircraft that was viable with the finance side..

[@williamnicholson4756]

Any be amazed fans?!

[@BEWONDER83]

YES Im Be Amazed Fan

[@RoyIMVU]

I have to admit, I kind of LIKE the concept of The Line. As far as futuristic cities go, I think a 'donut" shape with a circling train system would be preferable to me at least.

[@amyhergest]

When you've seen one enclosed collection of shops, you've seen the mall x

[@cindystrachan8566]

I remember the days before sonic booms were banned over land. I was may 8 or 9 and visiting my oldest sister at MSU for little sisters weekend. We were in an elevator at Fee Hall when a sonic boom hit the building… and the elevator stopped working. We were only stuck a few minutes before they got the elevator running, but it was just one of several reasons for the ban. If you were outside though they were cool.

[@SFLensgroup]

05:49 - The American Dream Meadowlands Mall in New Jersey boasts everything from ski slopes to aquariums. Yet, it’s struggling to attract the projected 40 million annual visitors. Did someone miscalculate, or is the Shrek water park just not cutting it?

[@MartaRajkovic]

I'm amazed, Serbia actually mentioned 😁. I love it❤

[@PintjensBert]

@BeAmazed Where did you get those numbers on the cost of Concorde? I cant seem to find ones that match yours.

[@amberhendricks389]

I hug Bartholomew Eggbert Amazed every night ❤️

[@smsff7]

I can understand the idea of the line, that mega citty. With eveything built in a line as is designed, you do not need as many pulic transportation routes to get anywhere. 1 train and that is it, or 2 one within the area and the other a longer distance train to get around quicker

[@jimmythearsonist451]

It looked SOOO COOL. But it would be more useful in a place like China that a) possesses far more money and B) possesses far more people, many of whom live in terrible conditions.

[@MJS-j2f]

gotta love concord double entendre going on here 😂

[@jessicamizuwasa2259]

To be fair to American Dream, it opened around Covid time. No new businesses are doing that great right now. I started my business around that time too. I rely on conventions to sell my product but people aren't showing up and cost to do business just keeps increasing... So if this economy improves somehow, American Dream will probably do better. Hopefully mine too...

[@Herowebcomics]

The track bus can be a good idea! ...As long as they figure out how to get it to work! it could be a nice way to get people moving above traffic!😅

[@robertgriffin662]

At 6:42: your talking about Rutherford new jersey, but you have a web page with the header of tennessee lookout at the top! That page mentions Rutherford county TN and GOV.Bill Lee of TN.

[@FirstDarkAngel2001]

17:29 the lighting could also pose a problem to those that are light/flash sensitive, and with no ability to stop and get an ambulance in there, it could prove fatal depending on everything. Same as a sudden heart attack or other emergency.

[@SilverThunder710]

The TEB actually isn’t that bad of an idea. It just needs some real improvements

[@reddwarfer999]

I don't think so either. Would need to restrict the height of other vehicles using the road of course. Oh, and because it runs on rails doesn't necessarily mean it's technically a train. Vehicles that run on rails on roads are called 'trams'.

[@Nosound3]

be amazed i was just checking one of your one in a million coincidences videos when i noticed you share the same name and experience with the voice over of the infographics show😃😃😃

[@ArcherG-25]

I love your content

[@traildude7538]

I don''t think Musk really thinks the Boring Company or Hyperloop is viable, I think they're practice for his dream of a Mars colony.

[@KennethKarnes-rm8lk]

The Concorde Fire on take off was due to debris on the runway, Not on anything lacking on the aircraft.

[@svarduino]

11:08. It should be CO2(the 2 should be down). You Had One Job!