Is Becoming An Engineer Worth All the Hard Work?

Are you kidding me? I can't believe you asked me that question. Send me your home address so I can drive over and slap you.

[@diondreroy5339]

6 years ago this man made this video that changed my life

[@egorchik121]

So how is your life buddy ?

[@Rastaman21]

+egoroff~ probs on the street

[@JakeVoorhees]

which video?

[@ems540]

Y0UTUBE123 2018

[@jexk2985]

And now ? You realized that wasn't your passion ?

[@clar9425]

i didn't ask him the question, he asked himself the question and answered it.

[@prabalrh]

Wonder whether he drove home and slapped himself

[@JakeVoorhees]

haha i was thinking the same thing lololol

[@MarioKstgr]

some people say they change the world, engineers just do it....

[@HamsterPants522]

Engineers and entrepreneurs are pretty much the most valuable kinds of people we have in the world.

[@alfredoizg789]

HamsterPants522 dont forget about doctors, the body engineers

[@Sentuyashi]

Holy shit a 2009 video in 720p is unusual

[@manuskleynhans7477]

All thanks to engineers

[@jacobtran4010]

thats why its an engineering video

[@JakeVoorhees]

hahahah exactly

[@ricky93100]

is it?

[@JakeVoorhees]

Yeah you can upload 4k now!

[@54Aoran]

As someone had said earlier, if you attend engineering school for the money or thinking that once you get the degree everything will be smooth sailing. WRONG! You will suffer if you think that way! There will be no short cuts to becoming a competent engineer! You gotta study hard and realize the CONCEPTS. You can still have social life and fun, just depends on how you prioritize. I've got couple classmates that cheat and tried to take shortcuts. After they graduated, they didn't know SH1T. So if you love engineering, it's definitely FUN and fulfilling =) I for one, feel accomplished and smart =D

[@hazelkarenpalaran6608]

+54Aoran i agree, i took engineering because it's hard. hahaha. And because it is difficult i learned how to be persistent towards achieving my goals and of course, keep on doing my best...

[@martinn.6082]

@@hazelkarenpalaran6608 civil? I changed majors from civ because I didn't like it. Found it hard to get motivated, CS was more for me.

[@epicchetv347]

Funny cause it's 2015 now and there are finally cars that drive themselves

[@etewis87]

EpicCheTV And "hover" boards.

[@Gurrusway]

Just invented flux capacitor

[@JakeVoorhees]

Yup it's a great time to be alive right?

[@thegrandmuftiofwakanda]

Well, there isn't. But even if there was, at what cost? And to what benefit?

[@JakeVoorhees]

lol you're joking right? Driverless vehicles have been in operation for years (Google driverless vehicles, Michigan testing, Uber testing, etc), not to mention true tech for decades. Look up driverless vehicle challenges, now evolved to the DARPA challenges. And if it's uncertain to you what the benefits are, just google mate. 99.99% of all crashes are human driver error. Sure computer code errors exist, but no where in the capacity of human error. Commercial pilots don't even fly anymore, it's entirely automated. Computer code does not get distracted, drowsy, confused, it is never inexperienced or old with poor vision, overwhelmed by workload, etc. Driverless vehicles are the future, and it's happening right now. Wake up.

[@alperenalperen2458]

Seriously what else you are gonna study, buisness??

[@EnProto]

history lololol

[@SkinnyAnimus]

+Alperen Akküncü Philosophy

[@alperenalperen2458]

you gotta be shitting me

[@alperenalperen2458]

+Sexy Sexysexy I would totally agree with medicine and law, but I am very skeptic about buisness.

[@rickyhou4249]

+Sexy Sexysexy "business" is just another way of saying "I don't want to work hard and be useful in the world."

[@tepsy1993]

i watch this whenever I'm in doubt

[@JakeVoorhees]

100. Encouragement right! I believe in engineering and am super happy to have chosen this field too.

[@martinn.6082]

Same here. Changed majors to CS and pulled through. Happily employed now, with a degree :)

[@JakeVoorhees]

Yes being an engineer is prideful! I love the ability to work on infrastructure projects that can impact many in a positive way :) Thanks!!

[@Yewon2001]

I'm 29 and I'm doing a career change and will study engineering starting June. I'm excited about it.

[@alyciavillarreal1633]

Thats great, im 29 as well and have been taking automotive schooling and now a CNC program, if i really can see an inspiration, I will choose this field as well :) I want to build racecars

[@Yewon2001]

***** I changed to be a psychiatric nurse practitioner but still I'm excited and now on my way.

[@MadOrange644]

gtaclevelandcity It might sound funny, but it's true xD

[@gtaclevelandcity]

There have already been two suicides and one aggravated murder in my class

[@Yewon2001]

***** No I changed to nursing. I'm not finishing up my prerequisits and will be applying to nursing schools in August

[@Jia1337]

All thanks to engineers, we now have dank memes.

[@JakeVoorhees]

The most dank

[@jatinderjanjua6084]

females can become engineer my moms a profffiensial engineerI'm so proud of her and so is the world

[@JakeVoorhees]

It's a wonderful accomplishment. We need more women in engineering! Go her

[@nebuzi359]

Jatinder Janjua Nice! I'm proud of her as well!

[@aldr6840]

Right here.

[@joelhall649]

@@Errorcutive Nice!

[@joelhall649]

@@Errorcutive Electrical here😁

[@tokyopp]

Key things to keep in mind, as an mechanical engineer student i can say, you need to love learning and the career otherwise it will be hell for you, i have seen many people quit cause it is hard and they don't want to put the necessary time to make it.

[@Gandalf17]

i love what he says about business economics majors.. so true

[@silver5662]

What you mean?

[@undeadslayer777]

Nuclear engineer here. This was beautiful, and so, so true. I have no life, and my friends who are getting crappy degrees do nothing, while I study and study. Someday, I won't have to worry about paying for gas or buying off the dollar menu. Maybe I'll even hire my "friends" as janitors.

[@leolee4057]

I am graduating in Chemical Engineering in three weeks. Thank you for the video. If I go back to the point when this awesome man speaking, I would buy Bitcoin as well.

[@sitsona]

I'm a girl in my 6th semester of mechanical and aerospace engineering. I love it. I was worried about it being me and a bunch of super socially awkward guys. The ones I've met are actually super cool, and I rarely feel out of place. If it's really what you want to do, go for it. It might be a little more difficult to find friends in your program, but trust me, it's far from impossible. Good luck!

[@dartagnan553]

I like to create things, always did, but I'm bad at math. Yet everyone seems to be engineers. I admire engineers for their hardwork , but math scares me. I can manage hardwork fine.

[@Raylet2]

You and I both, I'm horrible at math but I'm pushing through hoping for the best :P

[@lizziethewriter2398]

I'm bad at math too! But I don't think that should stop us from becoming engineers. We can work hard enough to achieve our dreams. Practice makes perfect!

[@juanjuarez490]

Taking MultiVeriable Calculus right now.. fucking horrible

[@jakebarrett2323]

Math is just like any other skill... It takes practice. If you go into it with the mindset of "I'm bad at math", you will never accomplish anything. Math is beautiful and elegant and quite amazing in itself and its awesome to understand why.

[@dartagnan553]

Jake Barrett thanks. you sound as if you were born for this. Or could you honestly say, that at some point, you didn't enjoy it? I hate it. This actually applies to so much at the moment, lol.

[@GameWorldRS]

For a video published in 2009 the production quality is crazy

[@jmw1500]

Thank you. I needed that.

[@SkinnyAnimus]

You got a hoverboard but i am sure its not what you expected lol

[@JakeVoorhees]

Haha yuppp! Are you an engineer?

[@thegrandmuftiofwakanda]

I've been an engineer for 16 years and this kind of nauseating artificial enthusiasm is an example of one of the many things that has destroyed my soul.

[@TheJosephReyes]

It was disheartening to hear this guy put down other majors like that...as a student looking for some sound career advice from people in the field. If you don't mind me asking, how is your overall degree of fulfillment as an engineer?..like work/life balance and whatnot. If it wasn't for the stability of the career could you see yourself doing something else?

[@thegrandmuftiofwakanda]

+108342382752399615424 Today, people think that Hilary and Trump being the only candidates available for the position of most powerful person on earth is a tragic state of affairs. I would argue that just one disheartened aspiring engineer is 100, if not 1000, times more of a tragedy. Engineers (and Scientists) are the foundation, core, backbone, lock, stock and barrel of who we now are. We are the creators of true wealth, the eliminators of misery and suffering. We create the instruments and opportunities to alleviate human suffering through initiatives such renewable energy, low cost satellite communications to connect emerging economies to the world and systems to bring clean water and medicine to children that are dying. We empower developing nations to lift themselves out of poverty through extending our hand and inviting them to join us in our pursuits. Sadly, as things are, a lawyer that breaks down the legal red tape of selling, for example, an innovative low cost device to monitor African children for ebola, will earn 100 times the amount of those that created it, despite only having invested one tenth of the time and one thousandth of the intellect. It is here that people become disillusioned beyond repair. In the US and Europe, house prices are rising at several multiples higher than the amount of money that someone in their 20s can save in a year. Fledgling engineers easily have the intellect to do the job of a lawyer or politician, but they can't. Our brains our not wired to be parasitic and useless. We have a drive to understand things and that drive that can not be repressed. We have to create things. We have to be useful. Or we fall into a coma and die. It is this attribute of us that is being abused. It is this that is destroying fledgling engineers and scientists inside. The only advice I can offer is study hard, and try working for a few start ups. Do not spend too much of your time with big tech companies. If you can create a start up of your own, even better. Be prepared to have to take up some kind of political stance to protect the value of your intellect. Be responsible with the money you earn, by which I mean don't be boring. Live a life. Drink expensive cocktails from time to time. But make sure you accumulate significant net savings gain each month. You'll need it to keep up with the property market and guard against any periods of unemployment (and no matter how good you are, they WILL come, because remember, it is not people like you who are running the show right now). In summary, unless there is a global political revolution in our favour, people with real intellect, creators of true wealth, will always have little hope. But, I wish you all well and hope you are able to mitigate these problems as best as you can. The advice I have provided will help with that, I hope.

[@onecentnickel]

God damn man, one of the best comments I've ever read. I'm a Computer Science/Math guy, and I feel like like everything you said was very worthwhile for me to read, thank you for that input.

[@osmankolenovic7243]

Trefex kkkkk

[@visionary6498]

billiepipersteeth technocrats will rule the world one day don't worry I see it coming buddy don't worry we will fix this in our favor I promise sincerely - the visionary :)

[@IceOcean11]

YOU ARE MY HERO! Lol thank you for the laughs and inspiration.

[@hpolo777]

You really motivate people and and myself in becoming an engineer. I find your channel refreshing and exciting: -)

[@rwdplz1]

"Is Becoming An Engineer Worth All the Hard Work?" Until I got my first engineering job, I would have said 'no.' Now, it was (finally) all worth it. I go into work every day not dreading it, and getting paid to do what I love. Paid a LOT. I still can't believe they're paying me to do this.

[@MassG69]

You've raised my hopes of someday becoming an electrical engineer. I'm nervous because of all the intense math I'm going to have to learn soon. I was even thinking of switching majors (I know right, what a coward). But after watching this vid, I've decided to stick with electrical engineering give it a shot. Thanks

[@fortnitebeast9147]

Thanks for the inspiration 👌💯

[@JakeVoorhees]

Great video, i agree

[@kurimuzarabitto]

So inspirational!

[@nin10doadict]

Congratulations. Within the first 10 seconds of the video you made a convincing argument that business school is the way to go. Especially because pretty much every class I've taken in college that had the word "design" in the course title made me want to throw up my lungs.

[@mattkaczmarczyk6953]

ur shit with ur hands..?

[@johngddr5288]

At first i thought he was asking the question to me and I was like oh no this cant be ,but then i figured out it wasnt like that and I was happy again. Now lets go make you that hoverboard!

[@robelwondmue]

Thanks for the tip i needed it

[@juanitogonzalez32]

what an awesome video!

[@ajallen9674]

The part about not having a social life would be what would kill me. Humans are a social species. We need interaction with other people, even if its just a few people to be healthy. Maybe I won't be considered as smart as other people for putting my family and friends before my work, but its worth it. I don't mean you need to go to parties to fill this need. But the thought of going 12-16 hours a day working non-stop sounds like Hell to me. I don't understand why an engineer wouldn't consider it a major loss to their lives.

[@JakeVoorhees]

It's not THAT bad but still requires more work than average. Engineers are notorious for a work hard play hard type of ethic. Engineers party, trust me :)

[@user-yr3uj6go8i]

At least the good news is that it's not forever, just 4 years only.

[@visionary6498]

I laughed when you said you be laughing at them for the rest of their lives haha

[@JakeVoorhees]

Same. Forever and ever lololol

[@awm9290]

Great video man! Just got done with my fluids final today. I needed that. First 63 I've ever made in my life that i got me an A

[@NomadicIsaac]

Thanks, I needed this! :.. )

[@monadflow]

how amazing it is. he said about CARS THAT DRIVE themselves. which is now available. just about 4 years since he made this video

[@PHILLYMEDIC69]

Teslas are not fully self driving cars.

[@evilwarcow]

In a couple weeks I am going to be starting College for Electronic Engineering. Wish me the best! No joke ether.

[@essesful]

me too but wish sector you gonna studying

[@evilwarcow]

essesful I am doing the curriculum that is offered at ITT Tech.

[@nmbileg]

oh, u re gonna encounter a lot of obstacles, good luck n keep pushin hard

[@ManuelGottwald]

evilwarcow How is it going?

[@evilwarcow]

It's going. I am starting yes starting to catch on a little bit more and more on to math. I hate the learning process of the Math though XD.

[@saint7412369]

You're a legend!

[@Christy4Christ92]

i luv dis guy.... i'm studying mechanical engineering, and dis is what I needed...:)

[@rock3tcatU233]

Nuclear/Mechanical engineer here with a minor in electrical engineering, and yes I'm not drowning in pussy.

[@lakerfan9996]

Dang props dude

[@rock3tcatU233]

Frezz Not really drowning, but luckily I'm doing ok. But the only real way to get rich as an engineer is by starting your own company.

[@viewerguy10]

How Ironic. Pop up blocker work perfectly now. ADP FTW.

[@ahmadnazmimansour6578]

Love you man :D

[@dumbasffff]

You are awesome Sir...

[@martinn.6082]

I watched this video a bunch of times for motivation when I was failing my civ.eng. exams. I decided to change careers and began computer engineering. Now, about four years later, I have a bachelors degree in computer engineering, work 30 hours a week as a robotics engineer and am doing my masters on the side. Thanks dude. I never watched any other video on this channel, lol. But I appreciate this one.

[@toddsierer]

Dude, I'm blown away by this comment...thank you! I'm so glad it played a small role in your motivation to work hard and get a great degree. I have never regretted my decision to get an engineering degree in my life. Best of luck, go engineer something amazing!

[@martinn.6082]

@@toddsierer hey, the man himself! Yeah, (almost) every day at work is a blast. I get to do cool stuff, make almost 100% of my creative or technical decisions for my projects myself AND I get paid well for it? So glad I pulled through. It *was* tough, but now my life is so much easier compared to if I had studied business or marketing or something, I'm sure. Have a good one!

[@markleblanc172]

If your interested in engineering, do not act like this. People will not like you.

[@JakeVoorhees]

he's joking i think tho :P

[@mrjrclark]

Thank you man. It looks as though I will be starting classes for the winter semester. Still gotta say, 12 years out of school; I am quite worried. Everyone tells me that college is much different then how the public school system was ran. For one, most of the teachers care, I hope thats true. Well, good luck to you man, and when you have children, dont be like my folks and blame them for non interest in school, look into the school its self and be a part of your kid's life!

[@TrevorSimko]

Excellent video. You're a funny guy

[@enriquerosas4510]

i don't like technology, and i dont even like machines i dont think engineering is right for me

[@cirtey29]

Engineers make more $ than business people in America? Gimme a break.

[@Trec-u]

yeah bullshit, business is the best source of money, who the hell is paying engineers? of course businessmen.

[@Hitech56]

***** You'll be surprised to know that many engineers can move up into management if they want to. Engineers can do a businessman's job, but a businessman cannot do an engineer's job.

[@markvad738]

Engineers are smarter :P

[@LeetStrats]

Yep 100% true.

[@toasty4000000]

Many executives have engineering degrees, for example at my mother's previous place of work, the CEO held an electrical engineering degree, as does the CFO at her current job.

[@muadiib]

14 years later and this is still an awesome video.

[@Paunatime]

i love this.

[@MrBulat1990]

Why does it seem engineer majors shit on every other degree like they don't matter?so now every other degree is useless?

[@blownspeakersss]

Economics is not an easy major. Bad example.

[@JakeVoorhees]

yeah he could have said something else. Econ is legit :P

[@vadimarhip3222]

Great video

[@MrRjohnny12]

ur soo funny, i like your video. thanx for the encouragement

[@Julian_Solis]

Don't most engineers just work on the computer ?

[@MaxwellsWitch]

Julian Solis >: (

[@joeblow8394]

So I'm wondering about the math side of engineering, I'm a grade advanced in math, so I'll be in AP Calc for my senior year but I find that I often just memorize and regurgitate for the tests and a year later i've forgotten most of it. Does it change in College, like have other people had math just start clicking and they're completely understanding it? Do I actually have a chance?

[@kuiperbelt117]

Yes, one of our guys is in college studying Mechanical engineering and minoring in Physics. He got exempt from Calc 101 and Physics 101. AP tests helps you grasp the concept of college courses in High School and get you exempt if you study hard. so learn as much as you can!

[@Czecher_]

If you want advice I am a mechanical engineering student at the university of minnesota duluth. (btw im a sophomore) I was the same way in high school. I would just memorize stuff and trust me, if you do that in college you will get your ass kicked. lol

[@joeblow8394]

Joseph Czech How do you do it then?

[@Czecher_]

Well mostly I just do the homework instead of looking it up online or looking at someone else's work. That was the biggest thing for me. Plus I review what I got wrong on quizzes and homework. When doing homework it is best to understand how things relate, rather than just memorizing. So an easy example of that would be understanding why the derivative of velocity is acceleration instead of just memorizing that it is. Hope that helps.

[@joeblow8394]

Joseph Czech Ok, that does help. Thanks

[@max2fear]

hallelujah brother !!

[@SkinnyAnimus]

1:40 -Cars CAN drive themselves now (Tesla and google cars) -Text messages are basically free now. Almost all providers have unlimited texting -Wireless power is there but it can't power a laptop yet

[@SkinnyAnimus]

Chris Thompson yeah exactly. I said it because his predictions came true

[@223Warlord]

If you love the field then yeah. It brings in happiness and $$$. If you just want the $$$, there are loads of much easier degrees that can earn just as much.

[@JakeVoorhees]

Totally agree with this. If you don't LOVE engineering / math / science, then you will fail. There are other things that can create a good life for people. They should consider these options as well.

[@drunkdonutboy]

like what social work? might as well just shoot me now...

[@bobbarker3929]

So basically engineers are #1 and if you complete an engineering degree you can be a big old douche and make fun of everyone else because you think you're better than them? Wow, not why I want to get into engineering. All I want to do is make some electronic toys and learn about C++.

[@ajallen9674]

So true! I plan on being a photographer and owning my own business, but I don't look down on people who want to work for someone else. Ideally, everyone should find a job they find fulfilling. Realistically, its not possible. The janitors, garbage men and restaurant workers often work the hardest, and we have no right to judge them for trying to provide for themselves!

[@wadexism]

Haha ! Love the description

[@LemonLimeGrl]

you had me interested with the back to the future reference and i was completely sold with the hoverboard. let's do this.

[@edwardalvarez107]

I hope you were joking about the carbon footprint..

[@shinjaokinawa5122]

+Edward Alvarez Flux Capacitors should take care of the Carbon

[@edwardalvarez107]

MrToad Lol right I'm gonna go do all that over a joke lmao get over yourself.

[@edwardalvarez107]

MrToad jk :)

[@edwardalvarez107]

MrToad xD hahah

[@katd1602]

So the short answer is NO it's not worth it. Other than the self-denial this guy is in for wasting his life thinking in lame stuff nobody cares about.

[@theeachuisge]

Kat D I agree with you.

[@stjamal11]

Wow, right when I was thinking about quitting school, I stumble upon this video and am reminded that I (an engineer in training) am way more valuable than most people could ever dream to be. Thanks dude.

[@sanceja21]

I'm a freshman civil engineering student, and I was literally this close to collapsing on my desk til I saw this vid. You sir, inspired me to keep at it.

[@aldoralaplume566]

I am not saying this applies to ALL engineers but the ones I have come across, have all been one of the most conceited and self-absorbed people I have ever met. If I tell a engineer my major, they smirk or laugh and then make me listen to some speech on how there is NO WAY I have more work than them and how you have to be smarter than average to ever graduate in engineering. Maybe I don't need to look at the same problem for 12 hours straight with five people, but other majors are hard just in different ways. An Engineer is not smarter than say a English major, they are smart in their own fields and in their own ways. The smartest people admit to ignorance.

[@user-pi7ie9fs9g]

lol a hater is detected! Your English degree is worthless btw haha

[@pacrat90]

haha

[@huihui666]

I'm a first year engineering student and I completely agree with you. We, engineering students, are quite an ignorant bunch! We tend to show off our degree like it is the god of all degrees lol. I actually know quite a few of my friends that are not in engineering studying lifesci, business, comp sci..ect and they seem quite happy. Yes, an engineering degree like other people said is really worth it and and can open many other doors if you dont want to be an engineer after graduation, But just like you said, people in their own respective fields are smart in their own ways. i mean, we need engineers to build infrastructures, but at the same time we also need doctors to save people's life, historians to preserve our past histories, buisness people to help manage our economies..etc. So in essence, every field is important in their own ways. FYI, my english and communication skills are crap. So if i had to study English, I would fail .

[@patricklongshanks378]

There is something to be said of the douchie/arrogant personality that pervades engineering culture. I think it stems from the fact that a lot of engineering students are socially retarded. They never work on their social skills and they rationalize it by declaring to everyone, implicitly or explicitly, that they are smarter and more important than you. This self-centered tendency can not serve them or anyone else well in the marketplace where in the division of labor you are bound to have to communicate with non-engineers. They're compensating for their insecurities with arrogance and it is LAME.

[@itsvnessa3475]

xihai luo I completely agree with you. We do tend to "show off our degree like it is the god of all degrees." It is because we do work harder than most other majors as the guy in this video is saying. Engineers will be successful because we work so hard with our minds and we know that all the hard work will pay off in the end. We won't have a hard time searching for a job as the other degree counterparts. But engineers do need to see that they need to care about the other majors/careers. Just as you said we need doctors, historians, and business people to keep our species going as well. As lame as it will sound, but we all need to work together. Because nobody will go far with a high ego and being selfish. We can't all just hang out with engineers only because how else would our ideas, our success, our inventions spread throughout the rest of the world.

[@FreddoX1]

This is awesome. I feel better now about my choice.

[@nazzabazza842]

ayyo he got no filter freaking love it lmao

[@sethjohnson1286]

I completely agree with this video....... and i too want a hover board.

[@nourismail6981]

thank you very much :D

[@tomtongi2621]

well stated

[@vvysoc]

I took a class on labview.. One of the best programs out there right now! you are wearing a labview shirt

[@CyborgForgael]

"Make me a hoverboard." You got it.

[@danieldvs100]

subscribed. thank you for the insight :)

[@JakeVoorhees]

same

[@damaka]

we are awesome!

[@jaime0468]

Favorite video for 2016+

[@holdshiftt2run308]

Lol that business joke got me.

[@mrigue56]

thank you jeremy renner

[@eth6706]

Awesome

[@eleongo]

When I first looked at your video title, I instantly questioned myself as an engineer student. But then when I read your description, it just makes me burst my laugh. What a day!

[@mikemoor3639]

LMFAO! That was awesome dude.

[@bananian]

I am on the EXACT same situation as you. I studied physical geography. I couldn't even explain to people what it is!

[@FlyguyChevy]

17 seconds into the video is all i need lol thanks

[@damaged702401]

good stuff

[@elsten24]

at least you realize that. Thats more than I can say for some people. Your ability to see through how things really are is what probably will help you succeed the best in your life. Congrats

[@oleary353]

thanks

[@Yeiyn343]

Great point about business. I felt that I wansn't learning much and was just going to dress nice and work in a cubicle for like 10 years. I'm so glad I switched too Aerospace engineering :)

[@zxb5022]

op amps thing on your shirt lol im learning that now in my circuit analysis class

[@FcoA]

Hell yeah 😎

[@amondhawes-khalifa1949]

2015 "That's six years away!" Damn... now I just feel old

[@victornewman1082]

i was thinking "yea i do but ill just look at this sh*t anyway"...Awesome video

[@jhaynes0588]

that pop up blocker software would be nice

[@HorrorGamer2966]

Spy sappin my sentry! In all seriousness very informative video thumbs up. :)

[@nuke97]

I half expected him to just shout YES! and then the video would end.

[@LuxfereMorningstar]

2017 now!!!! God u r hilarious!!!

[@actionjessie]

Wow back to the future made me want to study engineering too! I wanted to study aerospace to create the hover board but Im in civil, not sure if i should change or not. watching megastructures to get inspired.

[@SPACERAYTHESAIYANWARRIOR]

Ok I will!