EEVblog 1585 - SCAM! Portable Kinetic Molecular Heater BUSTED

[@EEVblog]

Here is a shorter 7min cut, better for linking to Joe Average who might think this product actually works. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rZ_TZHmkdqycr9k

[@FusionDeveloper]

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[@mudearth]

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[@ВасилийКоровин-г9э]

12:56 You in Australia definitely are not familiar with a look of snowy car, car just freed from snow by melting that snow and car with snow removed by snowbrush. On 12:56 is by no mistake the latter. They didn't even bother themselves to make it look convincing. Specles of snow everywhere - on the roof, in tight places like radiator grille, even on the windshield. That look is just impossible in case of melted snow.

[@MichaelOfRohan]

As common as stupidity is, his screen name suits him swimmingly.

[@mrlithium69]

thanks. good idea. but Joe has been using tik tok so long he thinks 7 minutes is still too long though

[@RonGarrisonProductions]

You hinted at how it works at 5:20. Put the Portable Kinetic Molecular Heater on a table in the middle of the room. Put 10KW of incandescent flood lights around the table to give it enough light to start turning. The room will quickly warm up.

[@chrismigut9197]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4CZq6Wondl2bsUsi=8ZeoDJcVGa1-Y5Kl&t=33 was this you lol

[@pepesxm777]

If you don’t have a flood light at hand you can place this contraption near your chimney… it should make it spin and warm your entire house !!!

[@DeDeNoM]

You have to be careful withe these, if you use them outside, the polar caps will melt

[@platin2148]

We now know who caused the Sudden Heating on the planet..

[@robertoruiz7069]

HA great comment,The best i've heard,even better than DAVE'S.love it.thanks

[@AvidiaNirvana]

*In my best John Kerry impression:* That's an inconvenient truth indeed... ; p

[@gordonwelcher9598]

Reverse the direction of rotation and solve global warming.

[@sh4dowchas3r]

I know it's a BS product but, if your heating is metlting the snow on your roof and everyone elses isn't you may want to check your insulation. because you basically have none.

[@tomteiter7192]

Plus, in some countries, the cops would quickly pop up at your door to check if you're growing weed in the attic XD

[@TheAsmo314]

@@tomteiter7192 Well, yeah, because let's face it... ;-)

[@harpsealSF]

True, but Dave would have no idea about that. Heck, most people who live in snow don't really understand why you don't want that.

[@MrAwyork]

or fix the leaking air duct

[@TCPUDPATM]

It’s molecular heat technology bro. It goes through the roof.

[@gblargg]

I think that could heat your whole house in five minutes. Just put a Li Ion battery inside it with a switch that shorts it out, and place it on your couch.

[@markadams2765]

A match is cheaper

[@victoriamarotosilva7093]

Or ignite a small nuclear weapon. Not cheap, but efficient.

[@gavincurtis]

No lies said.

[@abitofabitofabit4404]

Build a man a fire, and he'll be warm for a day. Set a man on fire, and he'll be warm for the rest of his life. -Terry Pratchett

[@gblargg]

@@abitofabitofabit4404 I like the version that words it "Set a man afire..." so it matches "Build a man a fire"

[@StubbyPhillips]

I stuck mine upside down on the ceiling and it keeps the whole house cold in the summer!

[@twentycentpiece]

brilliant👍

[@sbray-n1g]

Interesting. How did you manage to invert the crypto-quantum beta-neutrino AI-matrix?

[@StubbyPhillips]

@@sbray-n1g Oh, I just had to convolve the graviton flux using a strange Helmholz attractor that I found at a garage sale in that weird little neighborhood in Glendale where that guy did that thing that time.

[@richardlee985]

I bought one but couldn't make it work..don't see how to charge it. Thanks for commenting

[@butole]

@@sbray-n1g That's easy. You just press the button underneath!

[@somethingawesome5316]

As a Russian myself, I never understood, why I had to pay such ridiculous amount of money for central heating, when such magical device exists, so I totally approve.

[@ВасилийКоровин-г9э]

We pay ridiculous amount of money for central stealing and everyone is happy (at least according to government media), so paying ridiculous amount of money is our national tradition. Everyone who disagree is NATO's spy, or even worse - Navalny.

[@fazergazer]

That’s what Vodka is for!😊

[@n.wealand-pasttime]

Nice fake scam 😂😅

[@angusmatheson8906]

Slava Ulraini! 🇺🇦

[@adamshinbrot]

Big Clive covered these. I guess they started out as air fresheners, they sort of work at that, but I guess they weren't selling enough of them with air freshening as the only feature. Hence "Car aroma".

[@purge98]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWO2aJ-dnZWrp7Msi=bZcdmq1DMWhSj5Pz

[@jessicav2031]

Forget about CO2, the rising use of 'free energy' Portable Kinetic Molecular heaters will have us all baked alive in a year! Where do you even find this stuff? Is this really the state of ads in 2023??

[@MrV1NC3N7V3G4]

The fact that it exists and people are copying it to sell speaks volumes about the sheeple buying it. A bit sad.

[@richardlee985]

I couldn't make it work

[@katrinabryce]

Big Clive did a video about them a couple of days ago. He also got to test it in a somewhat colder part of the world.

[@j.f.christ8421]

@@Okurka. I often go skiing during the summer heatwaves.

[@j.f.christ8421]

@@Okurka. Your trolling is pretty lame these days, everything ok?

[@ralphj4012]

And that's just inside his house (10C).

[@j.f.christ8421]

@@Okurka. Why do that why I can read your old comments. Weak sauce, bro. Step that game up!

[@j.f.christ8421]

@@Okurka. *Watt

[@Probosporone]

the worst part is that scammers will probably reuse this video as their marketing material

[@tin2001]

Or Big Clive's. He's got 4 different models on his desk together, so they'll be able to say he tested them thoroughly.

[@TechTimeWithEric]

@@tin2001it’s funny Computer Clan mentioned that on the 15th he’ll he releasing a video about these, then a bunch of others are all at once lol. Big Clive did a great job explaining what was going on with them.

[@I.____.....__...__]

If they'd sold it as the mildly-amusing desk-toy it is for a couple of dollars, then sure, I'd be happy to buy one for $1-$2 and have it sitting on my desk and spinning with that nice optical-illusion effect, but to claim it's something it's not and that it does something it OBVIOUSLY doesn't do and sell it for _$22_ is where it becomes a scam, becomes FRAUD. 😒

[@j.f.christ8421]

They're air fresheners. Well, Dave's was missing the "air freshener" bit, I guess cheap plastic is a scent. I want the city one BigClive showed the other day.

[@willynebula6193]

I've been using mine in Sydney for 23 years and haven't been snowed in once! Great success!

[@SeanBZA]

Also shown on Big Clive's channel, though I do believe Dave did get the alternate fragrance package, seeing as his one smells of bovine rectal product, instead of the regular Guangdong industrial waste, from a hundred different chemical suppliers, blended together, and mixed with whatever came from the local waste water treatment plant as carrier.

[@EEVblog]

I saw mention of it in the title of his latest live show, but I didn't see it on a scroll through?

[@rjgscotland]

@@EEVblog Right there on his channel!

[@dolbyman]

@@EEVblog until I saw your comment I thought you had made a electrical tubers pact to make fun of these all at once (as BigClive made a jokevideo about these too)

[@Jawst]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/f4WQqGOBdpyphNUsi=U_qto2MoDB7UjaBL He shows multiple variations of unit

[@johncoops6897]

Clive's tests showed they were so powerful that his indoor room temperatures were raised to 11°C 😂

[@docwhogr]

if you reverse the polarity it works as a refrigerator

[@--_DJ_--]

That suction cup grab bar sounds like an equally fantastic idea. Perfect for that elderly person in your life that you wish wasn't!

[@InfernosReaper]

I've installed and tested one before. Your assessment is correct

[@blunderingfool]

We used to have a suction cup toilet paper holder on the wall... after I bought some jubo toilet paper rolls we do not.

[@gg-gn3re]

yea.. I never trust any suction cup nor drywall anchors with anything breakable or heavy

[@blunderingfool]

This is nuttier than those plug-socket heaters. They could have skipped the scam and just sold them as a doodad.

[@rickgreer7203]

Yeah... Big Clive looked at them recently, and they are supposed to be air fresheners (where the little scent ring goes in the base). Then this happened.

[@mduvigneaud]

I've actually seen them sold as spinning doodads in the past, similar to the flapping birds.

[@blunderingfool]

Ah. Well thank you!

[@--_DJ_--]

@@blunderingfool Even when purchased as "heaters" they still included the scented parts. Too funny.

[@blunderingfool]

@@--_DJ_-- Taking bits out would cost money, and scammers hate spending money.

[@calholli]

I'm actually impressed that it spins

[@TheGFS]

this is a great product ! Now they can keep the solar roads snow free !

[@smalltime0]

He should send it to them

[@jwflame]

The suction handles are excellent - for removing the tiles.

[@tahustvedt]

I live in the Arctic. Usually not much ice on a car unless it's frequently parked outside with the cabin heater on while it snows. That causes ice to build up. Snow is normally just brushed off.

[@exploatores]

If the snow melts on your roof. when you heat the house inside. you realy need to. isolate your house better. greatings form a winter cold Scandinavia.

[@Mic_Glow]

Good product but personally I prefer my thermonuclear reactor. Neighbors complain about hair loss, wifi/ cellphones not working and a 60 feet plasma jet coming out of my chimney, but overall I'm very happy with it.

[@madaggar9765]

I had a good chuckle of it being trusted by "10,0000" Russians. That surely is the way to write ten thousand.

[@tin2001]

Those cheeky Russians include extra zeros to confuse the dirty capitalists.

[@sdjhgfkshfswdfhskljh3360]

In Russia it means 10.0000 = 10.

[@teardowndan5364]

Had a pretty good snow fall last week, remnants from the big snowstorm that paralyzed parts of NY and other states southwest from there. Had about 30cm of snow on my car. At about a 6msq footprint, that would be about 18kg to remove. Still need to clear the snow all around my car to get out of my parking space though, add another 50+kg to clear there.

[@jessicav2031]

Yeah, building code requirements for snow handling for a roof in the northern parts of the US go up to 70 pounds per square foot (340kg/m^2). That's an insane amount of weight!

[@AKATEATime]

Gotta hand it to ya, Dave. You risked melting your thermal camera for science. 🤣

[@EEVblog]

I was lucky to not destroy it.

[@BruteClaw]

BigClive was just looking at a different type of these. His at least came with the aroma packets to use it as an air freshener

[@michaelgabriel1566]

The only frustrating thing is when you report adds on google for those things and google tells you they didnt find anything wrong and wont remove it ...

[@onradioactivewaves]

You're essentially just tell them their advertisement is working

[@motalasuger]

I can feel it heating up my brain right through the phone screen, just by thinking about how anyone would believe the claims of the products capabilities.

[@CrookedSkew]

The start of this video could be cut out and pirated as an advertisement for this product. He actually sounds like a very competent infomercial man! Chapeau! :D

[@skuula]

I think that smell removal thing is from the original purpose of it: As a fan around some air freshener pad of some sort.

[@churchers]

I’m fairly sure I’ve seen these previously as simple car air fresheners and the spinning rings is just a novelty feature

[@fredfred2363]

Clive featured this the other day as well! Obviously going round...

[@_Steven_S]

I hope AvE drops a molecular heater video this week too, gotta be at least a few feet of snowfall over in Canadianland by now 😁

[@mikemccann6319]

My truck heater doesn't work. I saw this and had to see who did the scammer bullshit. Thanks for the heads up I'm just going to use a propane heater on a tank that I use to warm up my camper shell when I sleep in the back of my truck

[@The2Coolest2]

Good luck

[@wubbsy]

As I understand these are Air fresheners. They’re supposed to come with some air freshener taps. But yes I laughed out loud when I saw the first ad for these.

[@rusty-]

If you put this in your car, in Sydney, I can guarantee that there will be no snow accumulation!

[@boilerbots]

These are the kinds of things my mom might buy 😢 Anyway my guess as to the total scam is as follows: setup a web shop with some wanky crap, buy adds on platforms that don’t require any history, sell for a week or two and collect as much money as possible, finally ship and make sure you have the credit card money, close up the shop so there will be no returns and no charge backs. Repeat.

[@MichaelMarquez-m3b]

I live in Florida so we only usually worry about keeping the house cool in summer. I assumed the problem with keeping a home warm during the winter in the north was easier because I figured at least you have entropy on your side in that case.

[@Raptorman0909]

I searched Amazon for this and whatdaya know, it's listed at around $20 USD. Also interesting was that there were many reviews, all of which were one-star which is the lowest rating you can submit. The scary thing is that quite a lot of people were foolish enough to buy one or more than one. And that is why it's being sold -- people will buy ANYTHING!

[@liljasere]

The company that single handedly solved humanitys energy troubles alowing us to heat our homes for next to nothing also sells baby neck pillows and a usb disco ball

[@brian-pu3yy]

How is this even legal? Congress needs to pass a bill stopping such products.

[@philscott7949]

Meanwhile in Australia , you can get a wet fan the size of a shoebox which can cool you whole home ice cold in 15 minutes!

[@eightsprites]

Meh.. its just that spinny thing turned upside down 🙃

[@SeanBZA]

Going to guess the motors used are also recycled motors from ewaste, probably taken from all those millions of scrapped CDROM and DVD players that have gone in as ewaste to be "recycled", with the motors taken out and sold for a cent each. Solar panel looks like the generic solar panel used in garden lights, with 4 tiny little solar panel strips under the blob of clear resin, to deliver around 1V6 to the motor. you can see the generic solar module, 44mm diameter, common on hundreds of cheap garden lights, that use the solar power to charge the cheapest reject grade 100-300mAh NimH cell they can get, either new reject stock, or recovered ewaste cells, that then run a 5mm white LED for a few hours after sunset, at around a peak of 10ma, dropping with time. to nothing.

[@EEVblog]

That would at least be some consolation they are using used parts.

[@SeanBZA]

@@EEVblog An extra 2c to the OEM, though the intermediary who sells them made most of the profit from the scamverts. OEM probably sold them as air freshener gimmicks, till they got repackaged.

[@j.f.christ8421]

Those CD & DVD motors are 12v. If you look up "solar motor" you'll find these, they'll run off a couple of volts so good for a little panel. High RPM & low torque.

[@xponen]

@@j.f.christ8421 the drive also contains this smaller ~3v "solar motor" for moving the disk tray, while the main motor is not modular, since they are built onto the circuit board.

[@j.f.christ8421]

@@xponen Spindle & tray motors are either 12v or 5v. The 5v version will work at 3v if torque is unnecessary. You can buy spindle motors as separate units, CD players (as opposed to CD-ROM etc) used those. They're not the same thing as "solar" motors though , they'll run down to a volt. They've been around forever, even Dick Smith in Australia used to sell them, IIRC so did Tandy/RadioShack. I've used them for toys like this. (Just had a thought, I should try running one off a solar garden light circuit.)

[@grantm902]

It's from a country that uses a comma as a decimal point. Trusted by 10.0000 Russians.

[@MattyEngland]

I left this running overnight in my living room, woke up to find it had cooked my dog 😮

[@JeepinBoon]

Only thing I know will keep you warm in the car and house is a standard poodle. Like a neodymium magnet and burn barrel combined, they are the perfect heater. You'll be pushing that 60lb heater away around midnight.

[@Trapperx89]

That's just the Solar car air freshener Freaking Reviews reviewed a year ago... Without the air freshener part.

[@j.f.christ8421]

BigClive's had the smelly bits. Dave got ripped off.

[@scottfirman]

Here in Northern Michigan, we ordered a freight car full of them so we could enjoy Lake Michigan beaches year around. Who needs snow? The freighters can now operate year around as well, that should help the economy.

[@larrybud]

Finally, I can get my shop above absolute zero! Thank you, molecular heater!!

[@dashcamandy2242]

This solar-powered car air freshener appeared recently on Big Clive's channel. Couldn't wait to see your take on it as soon as I saw your video pop up! Looks like they forgot the vaguely-scented ring that goes inside. 2:00 - "...proudly Amerikiddin made." Oh, Random AI Voice, we love you.

[@Svuppedasker]

Oh, the second one is a real beauty. It works from -20 to -80 degC. Does that mean it only heats up the snow and ice to -20, and then stops functioning?

[@chipdipleraka7343]

Dave needs to make a full time reaction channel. I love that guy. A true gift.

[@TheAndrian463]

I believe there is a variant of this which is an air freshener, even though it is sold as a heater.

[@AndresAmador]

This was fun, thank you. The utter shamelessness of the claims feel like a parody.

[@tomvleeuwen]

The actual device didn't start as a scam. It is just a novelty device creating an optic illusion that the rings are dancing on each other. I think it looks cool. It's a shame that these scammers are abusing it.

[@PaulDietzphd]

I checked, and there are dozens of sellers of these products on Amazon in the US! I contacted Amazon, and they said they will address it in the next few days. We will see if they do. The conversation did not give me any confidence that they would.

[@erikdenhouter]

Melting snow from the roof ! People think "If only a percent of a percent of that is true it is usable !" Not even that....

[@Rick-or2kq]

I watched an engineering firm that did tests on this thing, and what they found is it flat out doesn't work. In fact 6 inches away from it the air actually gets cooler, because of its motion.

[@losttownstreet3409]

In some countries, if you sell this, you are liable for the damages. You have to pay for and fuel needed for all other heater for years. But you can't put this companies before a judge as there only a mailbox and no people at the company address.

[@nickmusttravel]

I prevented a friend from buying this crap. There are so many scams out there. Great video and hilarious.😂

[@minotaurbison]

The real problem with those things is the Q-band radiation.... because Q is the only one who could make that work.

[@bryanshoemaker6120]

I just saw that add. I reported it to KZbin as a scan and I provided them a link to this video as evidence.

[@ItsEverythingElse]

These are all over Amazon. I'm going to order 10 and then return them.

[@brycedavey1252]

One minute in and you have already sold it to me, not need to watch anymore!! No questions asked

[@FusionDeveloper]

Well, the spinning rings worked on the 3 prisoners on the original Superman movie.

[@bornach]

The spinny rings are also useful for assembling a small team of fighters in Hawk the Slayer (1980)

[@the_original_dude]

It's quite amazing that these scam products are easily recognizable by their videos, images, descriptions. It's almost as if they WANT you to know that it's a scam.

[@silber7010]

Crazy that this kind of scam is still somehow "legal"!

[@nameredacted1242]

Ever heard of Amazon? Try outlawing that first!

[@TorgeirFredriksen]

It doesn't even deserve to be called a scam.

[@electronics.unmessed]

😂😂 Great intro! You could easily start a new career as marketing and sales person! And I love debunking of bulls***t. But among us here: you not turning this thing fast enough to start heating. Happy holidays and all the best for 2024! Klaus

[@GJackie24]

Big Clive also did one of these videos :)

[@SephBane]

Dave, I have a challenge for you. Put this in your car. If you do so your car will never ice up and you will prove that it works. I bet you will never even see a car with ice on it near yours. Parking in your drive way should keep your house free of ice as well. This works wonders if you give it a chance. (Disclaimer: Results vary by climate)

[@williamwalker8107]

I can foresee that in the future, like say 100 years, it may be valuable as an example of the scam culture and the gullibility of the customers.

[@olegbashtenko]

Thanks Dave! The entire story sounds as a good motivator for a kid asking: "Why do I need those science classes at school?". Basic understanding of the laws of physics will prevent you from getting scammed like that! 😂

[@RobTheSquire]

bigclive did a vid yesterday about these, so even in the UK we get bombarded with these scams.

[@EEVblog]

I saw it on Twitter the other week and immediately ordered one from a local scammer.

[@Nik930714]

I actually have a great use for this piece of crap. I'd use this as an interview question. I'd just place in in front the the candidate, put the commercial on and ask them what they think about it. If they tell me anything other than "There's no way for this to work as advertised", i will not even consider hiring them.

[@longjohn526]

One Amazon listing has this as part of the description: Place it on top of your toilet and "AVOID SICKNESS FEELING distributes heat in the whole toilet, preventing discomfort during excretion" ..... Hmmmm I wonder if it works after eating at Taco Bell?

[@IlluminatiBG]

To be fair, it has a working solar cell, so if they sold it as a cheap science-y children toy it would have been amazing product.

[@BenHeckHacks]

Hopefully it's compatible with SOLAR FRIGGING ROADWAYS!

[@robinbrowne5419]

Now that I stopped laughing my ass off, I can tell everyone that the way to de-ice a windshield after freezing rain is with a large can of 90% IPA spray from Canadian Tire to unfreeze the door locks, start the engine, then leave the car heater on full blast for 10 minutes. That'll do it every time 👍

[@robinbrowne5419]

@@tripplefives1402 Oh, I think you mean windshield wiper squirter fluid. The -40C kind. That's a good idea 💡👍

[@robinbrowne5419]

@@tripplefives1402 Oh. Ok.

[@kardeef33317]

They originally were sold as air fresheners. There is a spot inside to add the fragrance cartridge.

[@adipuiu5603]

My wife bought something similar being a perfume/essential oil diffuser.

[@TheAsmo314]

KZbin had a run of ads this year for this tiny fan heater, built by these two brilliant engineers from , which would ""heat"" up your house without costing you a fortune in electrical bills. Every winter this sort of stuff happens, and every winter the bar seems to get lower. I mean, yeah, you could save money on heating with one of them 200W graphene-magic things and two layers of sweaters. This, however... This suggests that you could save even _more_ by not heating _at all!_ Who knew that the answer to my electrical bills could be that simple?!

[@LockRocker]

USB= Universal Solar Battery

[@meltysquirrel2919]

🤔 But can it keep Ursa, General Zod, and Non contained for their trial on Krypton? 🤦‍♂️

[@DeusVivit]

I just had a ad for this come up and I had to google on it, like I don't even understand HOW they think its going to work. But I do think it looks nice as like one of those little things that sit on your desk and do something. Like a Newtons Cradle.

[@jaye1967]

I was considering how much heat you'd get out of it if you set that thing on fire, but I'm not convinced there is even enough mass to generate the necessary BTU to heat a car for more than a couple of minuets, let alone a whole house.

[@evanmatsler3279]

The only thing melting the snow is the sunlight that's hitting the solar cell!

[@rimmersbryggeri]

If it could actually unfreeze he outside of your house from inside you probably have worse problems than heating bills. A car is plausible with the right heater but on a house you wouldnt want the heat from inside the house to unfreeze the roof. The car is plausible because the snow insulates and is slick so the snow will slide off as soon as there is a film of water between the body and the snow. The car will still be standing in a mound of snow though so not sure how much it really helps assuming it's as much snow as in the video. In sweden we use avout 700w space haters connected to the mains for this purpose and it still takes quite some time to even defrost the windows.

[@stebennett3453]

I have seen loads of things about these things and thought what a load of BS. Thanks for making a video about it Dave.

[@7636kei]

What strikes me as bloody dumb? If they sold it as a silly toy to be placed at your dash, table, or smth, at least it's honest ad. They did _not_ need to overreach. ---- Evening (my local time) edit, roughly 12 hrs after original comment: The second spinner toy that overreached itself and would probably be a slow but steady sale had it was sold as a little silly doodad on your car's dashboard? Its sale is set to end in 13 mins... _counted from when you last loaded the page, and it restarts to 13 mins after the alleged time ran out_ (scummy, eh?). Let's see in a few weeks' time if it's still timed that way. And those scammers can''t even seem to be able to math -- if you're selling smth that costs $50 for $20 (the 1 piece one), that's a _60%_ discount, not a 40%. (Maybe a deliberate one so that ppl are enticed to buy more of those things without thinking that they already 'saved' a lot when buying one?)

[@abhiramshibu]

I am just worried if the company would cut the first section and post it in their product page saying eev blog approved

[@musashi939]

Snow melted around the house like this is usually a red flag for someone growing some fun inducing weed.

[@scottwolf9914]

You can also use it to prevent Zod from escaping.

[@k33per03]

With crap like this, the question isn't "if" it's a scam... it's how much of a scam it is. Not surprised it doesn't even heat at all.

[@pepegarcia6348]

That's so stupid I'm glad they managed to rip someone off.

[@mikebeacom4883]

You are absolutely right, it is unbelievable.

[@Raptorman0909]

The fact that Amazon sells these things at all is sad, the fact that there are dozens of them on Amazon makes it clear the Bezos has zero interest in maintaining an honest marketplace and are quite comfortable collecting a substantial cut for the theft from its customers. OK, I've avoided comment on the consumer that buys these things, not counting Dave who's obviously had some fun with the debunk, but, honestly, the fact that these are selling is testament to the gullibility and absolute lack of even a hint of technical competency is truly sad.

[@davidkennedy3050]

You simply do not understand how it works. It creates a quantum tunnel into an alternately universe. This leverages the power of the Stargate located in Cheyenne mountain.

[@antoineroquentin2297]

Big clive got one with "deforestation" aroma

[@umbraelegios4130]

Willing to talk price on that bridge. Can pay in NFT's.