nUcLeAr iS bAd...

[@Gamer-xy9rf]

Quick update: Finland, Sweden and Turkey signed an agreement and Turkey finally agreed to let them join.

[@EEEEEEEE]

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[@h3h3fun18]

Nice

[@ihniwid722]

Thanks I was wondering that.

[@belgianlettuce5409]

Rare Turkish W 😎

[@emirofbaban3775]

I’m very dissatisfied with our government

[@sunnex474]

As a British man, I speak for the entirety of the UK when I say that we don't call Oreos "chocolate sandwich biscuits" that often

[@Tyradominus2000]

OH NO

[@b-17productions21]

XD

[@Anurag.Sharma]

Lol British colony in India shortens the native name so it becomes easy for them to spell, Thiruvananthapuram= Trivandrum, Veerang-himeshwar nagar= Vir-himesh nagri. But you go with the long names now XD.

[@SwitchyWinner]

"That often"

[@lukemielty]

Watching Drew’s videos has become a part of my daily schedule. Great videos!

[@alessiobrlol98]

E

[@GeneraIKurt]

For real, I even have a special evening-drink connected to his videos.

[@elvpse]

Same, I even watch his vids when I eat so I don't die ofc😉

[@itsytyt5192]

Yg

[@prosto_potomuwto]

It's like going to school but better.

[@LoupBlanc14]

I generally hold Germans on high regard, but their stance on nuclear is utterly stupid. Good for France on that part.

[@abelowaverage13yearoldamer42]

I agree

[@dariotoska]

Large french left opposition with like 1/2 the vote opposes nuclear, we’ll see after the elections.

[@oracle372]

Why is it stupid?

[@internetual7350]

I generally hold French people on high regard but I think their stance on nuclear is utterly stupid.

[@theigijak]

Same here for Poland

[@TheWolfboy180]

Fun facts about imaginary numbers! - They’re really useful for looking at situations with multiple variables. You can condense two independent numbers into one unique one, every time, without losing information. - Imaginary numbers exist perpendicular to the number line! That means if 1 is to the right of zero, and -1 is to the left, then i (the most basic imaginary number) is above 0 and -i is below! - Some scientists studying quantum mechanics have found situations in which particles can have imaginary masses, or imaginary angular momentum, or be an imaginary distance from each other, meaning these aren’t just cool tricks, they show up in real life!

[@smoothjazz2143]

thank you I didnt knew that

[@jameson1239]

Not to mention the shrodinger equation uses I

[@Author_Paluthor]

In case anybody's still hesitant about nuclear energy due to nuclear waste. ALL nuclear waste created could fit in a single football stadium. Newer reactors produce so much less waste and Thorium reactors can recycle the waste.

[@puddingsimon2626]

Wasn’t there an even newer reactor kind? Liquid salt or something like that that produced even less waste?

[@slimyduck2140]

@@puddingsimon2626 I dunno but if the fusion reactor (funnily enough it's being build in France) turns out to work as well as we expect (and we're pretty sure of that) it might be the best way of getting energy that we ever had

[@cloud8363]

the problem with that is, that it takes too long to build.We only have older ones, which also are very dangerous. But I think we should use nuclear energy till we are really independent

[@puddingsimon2626]

@@slimyduck2140 problem with fusion his you first have to put in a huge amount of energy to get it going

[@Notmyname1593]

For Germany, there is still the issue that the biggest supplier for nuclear fuel is still Russia.

[@SuLokify]

Sadly NZ is strongly antinuclear too. Seems like most of the people here thinks this applies to ALL nuclear but it's only weapons

[@frostyguy1989]

To be fair, the rest of the world gave us nothing but grief over the issue, and it's part of our national identity. Fortunately, it's entirely possible for New Zealand to get by without nuclear power. Most of the electrical grid is already renewable.

[@bluewhalestudioblenderanim1132]

yeah . . a lot of people are not wise enough to question their choises

[@robertmifkovic6325]

Well, at least you have frequent strong earthquakes there which poses some threat, unlike in Germany.

[@frostyguy1989]

@@robertmifkovic6325 And volcanoes. Can't forget the volcanoes. And tsunamis. NZ just isn't geologically stable, and as we know from Japan, that's just begging for trouble.

[@heyhoe168]

@@frostyguy1989 well, theoretically Japan could have prevented Fukushima from being disaster. But it does not make nuclear station cheaper.

[@Franss73]

10:02 Imaginary numbers (unreal numbers) are numbers multiplied by the imaginary unit (i = √-1). They are unreal because there isn't number that would give us a negative number after exponentiation, e.g. x * x = -1. These things are really useful because they make our calculations easier (e.g. trigonometric calculations etc). We use them in physics in electronics etc.

[@therealspeedwagon1451]

Wait how did you do square root in KZbin

[@Franss73]

@@therealspeedwagon1451 I just typed the square root sign in google, copied and pasted it

[@crazyraptor2907]

@@therealspeedwagon1451 My brother it is there just see it

[@stefanogalimberti1416]

All started because Scipione Del Ferro needed something invincible for a possible math duel (yeah, in XVI century Italy you could challenge math professor for their seat and it was a math duel)

[@tamimatharemadi]

Drew today while I was in school teacher told that instead of writing 'u' I write 'you' but during maths class where the letter U was an algebra I wrote 'you' and when teacher asked me why I told 'Mam we don't accept short forms in our class'.

[@JuanxDlol]

10:01 Imaginary numbers is when you take a number from the real number pool and multiply it by i, in case you get i^2, it can be translated to -1, very usefull in geometry, imagine processing and other stuff.

[@topgtate4750]

0:29 well that aged like milk

[@karasmonya]

They are?

[@topgtate4750]

@@karasmonya Erdogan lifted the veto

[@benoitbvg2888]

@@topgtate4750 ...and then threatened to use it again a week ago...

[@Darraya55]

The Fridge deserved it for not having good inside of it even though I have checked for the 50th time in a row to see if it generated food or not

[@Happy_doggo]

I think you need to kill the light so it has a bigger chance of spawning

[@alessiobrlol98]

E

[@sirpixel7945]

@@Happy_doggo You also need the fridge in your render distance. If you're to far from the chunk that the fridge is in, it wont generate food.

[@itsytyt5192]

Hh

[@guidoalfrink5287]

@@sirpixel7945 Nooo, is that what I've been doing wrong the whole time!?

[@scoutgaming737]

9:52 People: Imaginary numbers are studpid and aren't real Quantum phisics: Hold my probablity cloud

[@ProbsNotLiam]

Ok true

[@jameson1239]

And fluid dynamics and computing

[@aysenur6761]

4:43 credit to the artist: Muhammed Fatih Kara. He mixes the pop culture elements and ottoman miniature art.

[@UserOnline1324]

Fun fact: Nuclear energy is actually the cleanest form of energy we know of where the only bi product is non radioactive water vapor

[@Nikioko]

Wrong.

[@UserOnline1324]

@@Nikioko I disagree

[@Nikioko]

@@UserOnline1324 It's not a matter of opinion, it's a matter of facts. And facts prove you wrong. So, it doesn't matter whether you “agree” or not, you are simply wrong.

[@UserOnline1324]

@@Nikioko I disagree

[@UserOnline1324]

@@Nikioko anyone can believe what they want to believe as long as it doesn’t hurt others or themselves and impede on their better judgment and common sense

[@momosthegreen]

Nuclear energy is actually more environmentally friendly than any other form of energy but people don't think that because when we are talking about it we usually think of Chernobyl and Nagasaki and we get Giga scared

[@kindofhuman8147]

Yeah, and both of those are really bad examples. Chernobyl was the worst nuclear disaster in history and couldn’t have been run more incompetently, and Fukushima was hit by a god damn tsunami.

[@puddingsimon2626]

@@kindofhuman8147 and an earthquake

[@computertoucher7557]

Yeah, it's actually really safe when in a safe location and not run by morons. And plus safety points if it's a thorium reactor, which is 100% safe

[@fructosecornsyrup5759]

They also had a combined total of like 30 direct deaths. Meanwhile solar and wind kill like over 500 a year or something.

[@slimyduck2140]

It the same effect as when people are scared to take the plane when the car is way more dangerous

[@luclee6268]

As an Australian I can confirm I visit space in my kangaroos pouch whenever I want.

[@iamantrometik]

"No getting shot" Meanwhile gang violence in my home country (Sweden): *throws grenades aggressively

[@xcell_r4thr87]

what? gang violence in Sweden? I though Sweden is one of the safest countries in the world

[@puddingsimon2626]

@@xcell_r4thr87 it is, until it isnt, uncontrolled immigration realy messed Sweden up.

[@xenotypos]

@@xcell_r4thr87 You still haven't heard of the miracle of mass immigration.

[@salutemorphosis]

@@xenotypos migration from?

[@dannypipewrench533]

Got to love Sweden.

[@ethansphotoshop2773]

Drew, as an Australian, I can confirm that we can go to space at any time as long as we have a way to get back (I personally use a long ladder)

[@Farimira]

Sometimes we go by accident

[@bluewhalestudioblenderanim1132]

it's just orientation that's differend in ausrtalia , not gravity . . but earth does have an elevated equatorial bulge so some countriues near the erquator realy are closer to space than other

[@eazy8579]

5:28 That’s actually the reason people drink mead; it’s like beer, but it actually tastes good; love sweet fruity drinks, but mead is fun to make and it’s higher proof than most of the fun umbrella drinks

[@_MC529]

Beer >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> (German beer tho)

[@maxvarjagen9810]

@@_MC529 Czech beer>>>German Beer

[@eazy8579]

Literally any other drink > beer

[@captain_sourav_10]

5:44 Lmao I was eating while watching that

[@basicallystupid7080]

As a “Michigander,” that Minecraft car was a perfect representation of Michigan.

[@Cosmo_348]

As someone that lives in Oregon I think that a forest full of very tall trees is all that is needed to be shown to understand my state lol. But it does rain a lot here like Washington...

[@PulkUlanow]

Lemme translate the title for antinuclear guys, 'I hate a type of energy which is completely harmless to the earth and great for production of energy. The reason why I hate nuclear is the weapons that can be produced but are strictly forbidden (nearly) EVERYWHERE and two accidents caused by poorly-maintained sites.'

[@loismichel-mazan4930]

French here, rivers are heating with climate change, and we won't be able to cool down the plants. It now happens every summer and we have to reduce our production by vast amounts. Wait until we can't cool them down at all, it's gonna be a funny one.

[@Freedmoon44]

@@loismichel-mazan4930 heh pretty sure its also due to the very old reactors that really should be put out of service now, they are litteraly building newer generations Reactor that will most likely deal with the problem or at least help alot

[@loismichel-mazan4930]

@@Freedmoon44 Yes and no, alternative cooling systems are still in development, and in addition to heating, water supply in the french rivers will also shrink by sometimes 40% like the Rhône. Making the existing reactors (the vast majority we'll have for decades then) very sensitive to this phenomenon.

[@boomerman6994]

The only time I agree with the frogs are on their nuclear energy stance

[@bendermanhd1869]

Yeah, the problem I have with the french having reactors is, that they have placed many of them near the border to germany, Belgium and the Netherlands and that they're not keeping good care of them (as you should do with a nuclear reactor) so that in case of emergency only we are fucked due to wind streams carrying nuclear material over the border.

[@swampdonkey1567]

Actually friend frog legs are really.

[@gwenn145]

@@bendermanhd1869 How can you say they don't take care of their nuclear plant, what proof do you have? Oh and if the french have put so many nuclear power plants in the east it's because there are historically more factories in the east, so stop believing that the world is against you. ps: France has no border with the netherlands.

[@fructosecornsyrup5759]

@@gwenn145 Last statement is false, yes it does. "The France-Netherlands border, or Saint Martin-Sint Maarten border, is the border between the Saint Martin, an overseas collectivity of France, and Sint Maarten, a constituent country of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, on the island of Saint Martin in the Caribbean."

[@sirpixel7945]

@@fructosecornsyrup5759 Well yes but do they have a nucler power plant on Saint Martin?

[@KishinAubrey]

0:21 the truth is that they preemptively made a special bathtub for taft because they THOUGHT he would get stuck in the regular one, which is honestly funnier 1:28 the worst thing is that most americans including myself don't know anything about europe, to them it's either a monolithic dystopia where you can't even flush your toilet after 19:00 and anything that remotely works as a projectile is banned or a monolithic utopia where all services are given at demand in 3 seconds and no fighting at all occurs outside the ring

[@minnesotanfreedomist3147]

I’m in the dystopian camp. Except for the Visegrad guys they’re pretty cool.

[@smoothjazz2143]

@@minnesotanfreedomist3147 that's called ignorance

[@minnesotanfreedomist3147]

@@smoothjazz2143 Not really I just like my guns.

[@slimyduck2140]

@horriblepancake they are two main reasons (at least from my POV) 1 most us just don't, don't worry about that and I'm gonna be honest the US is a country I really want to visit one day and I think it's the same for a lot of Europeans. 2 (I may be biased there since I'm french and I feel like France is getting more hate than others country but I'm probably wrong) Just look at American comments about Europe, there is enough to be angry. Just look at the comments I've seen multiple saying they have France and there's surely the same things for other countries. Anyway have a nice day

[@sirpixel7945]

The monolithic dystopia one is true, its called Bulgaria

[@drewbakka5265]

Nuclear is litterally the cleanest energy

[@sammyjpeg8322]

They're just behin renewables

[@AmericanImperium2112]

Agreed.

[@drewbakka5265]

@@sammyjpeg8322 I mean yes you are right but the amount of energy you get from renewable to petrol is like skim milk to butter

[@SAFCbtfc]

The waste tho

[@gregbarnes4083]

@@SAFCbtfc The waste issue has been mostly solved nowadays through more efficient reactors and new ways of actually using the waste to make new fuel rods with any leftovers being either safely put in containment or have the atomic byproducts split for useful isotopes for science and industrial uses

[@sillytrash8502]

I used to have this stance until LEARNED more about it. It's def one of the most viable. Wish we could have a better method of getting rid of the waste.

[@alessiobrlol98]

E

[@amaryllis.2259]

there is a good way to use waste already actually

[@puddingsimon2626]

Dig a bit deeper into nuclear reactors and you find that the east won’t be such a huge problem like it was many years ago

[@giuseppeagresta1425]

It's good mid-long term solution tho Modern nuclear reactors don't produce that much nuclear waste, we could simply keep storing it for a very long time

[@amaryllis.2259]

@@giuseppeagresta1425 they naturally are deep in the ground anyways

[@mortuos557]

0:38 it's because you're relaxing on vacation, so you're body is like "now that the threat is gone, i can take care of those nasties im carrying around since last month"

[@garageband2001]

I like how drew refers to the USA vs Europe memes as a war, like it has not been an absolute one-sided slaughter these last couple of years

[@just_some_random_guy3133]

@Ur Money Lol the ones with the free Healthcare jokes

[@peterdisabella2156]

Oh Europe just hasn't had its debt bubble pop yet. We'll be back in the game when your demography collapse forces you into austerity.

[@smoothjazz2143]

The US actually has a lot to brag about

[@walkinginthalobby]

it is a onesided war because one side doesn't even think about the other side

[@FaitsFamiliers]

@@walkinginthalobby which one? (I'm curious)

[@grklo]

"Yea, Turkey isn't letting any of the nordics in" that aged poorly...

[@alessiobrlol98]

E

[@benoitbvg2888]

Not so much, a week ago Erdogan said "eh, finally I changed my mind"

[@ReaperGr448]

Bavaria creates like 39% of its energy with renewable energy and 47% with nuclear energy

[@The-Devils-Advocate]

Based Bavaria

[@seneca983]

Maybe Bavaria should secede.

[@markuskampf9929]

When i saw drew for the first time my immediate thought was:"Wow his grandpa is in argentina for a reason"

[@matyy_.]

2:34 Drew welcome in next-gen cold war lmao

[@heichan8657]

"Alabama baby born without nose" Was expecting a sweet home alabam joke ngl

[@erichtomanek4739]

Australian Space Launches: Actually, that image is incorrect. Australia doesn't use rockets to launch payloads into space. We use GIANT SWOLE RED KANGAROOS.

[@takix2007]

Don't you just drop them into the air ? You are facing downwards, that should help.

[@soaringraven0]

@@takix2007 Kangaroos give extra launch power.

[@takix2007]

@@soaringraven0 OK. Who am I to argue, after all, kangaroos are just T-rex deer 🤣

[@neuzie]

8:52 VIRGINIA, NORTH CAROLINA, ALABAMA, TENNESSEE, OKLAHOMA, ARKANSAS, MINNESOTA

[@davesmad4646]

France: Buys oil from Greece Greece: buys oil from Russia France: buys more oil in rubbles World: wth is Germany doing!?

[@Freedmoon44]

And the world is right to say that, because Germany dealt with the energy crisis so terribly that they still use an energy source that was pretty much outdated since the 2nd industrial revolution called coal, while Frances problem is one of geopolitics and they aint the only one doing such stuff

[@donvitopatata]

The thing a lot of people in the comments here forget, is that the nuclear energy stance here in germany is not based around the politicians saying "nuclear energy bad". It mainly stems from the people living here. The whole Anti-nuclear in the 70s movement suceeded in getting a pretty big consesn among the population in germany, while it failed in france. Generally a pretty democratic process. It would also be less of a controversy, if the solar energy industry and others were not on life support, after they got kinda destroyed by the government over the last ~16 years.

[@filippopotame3579]

You can also blame the chinese dumping on solar pannels which destroyed the entire European solar industry.

[@bilelib_]

I've heard that the reason some people get sick before vacation is because even your immune system is chilling and not "on guard" as much. I'm just saying something I've once heard...

[@xenondestiny]

I love how North Carolina is just herobrine

[@pavelzabak5276]

4:02 Internet Historian fans know why... T H E L I Z A R D S

[@christopherjohansson9935]

4:02 In the words of Internet Historian. "Cause of the lizards."

[@willyzemlya]

Fun fact🇧🇷: in Portuguese "Nevada" means "covered with snow" and just now I realized Nevada is a *FREAKING DESERT!!!*

[@Thatsforshadowing]

Sees brazil flag *angry portuguese noises*

[@TheItalianoAssassino]

"Officer, I was watching Breaking Bad and Quandale Dingle memes alone at 3 AM in my dark room"

[@shotstakovichmybeloved]

Another day, Another Drew Durnil video.

[@power2ix605]

Hi drew! I would recommend playing/continuing Minecraft on Druuuwu as those series' tend to get a lot of views even with large amounts of episodes! It would also attract a new audience to your channel, meaning lots of potential subscribers.

[@coolshampoobottle]

Yea!

[@tamimatharemadi]

Yea

[@power2ix605]

Yea

[@Gaelic-Spirit]

Yea

[@EpicnessYeet]

Yeah

[@seductivehat9914]

Europeans: ha ha America bad America with some of the most diverse cultures while also having the highest gdp per capita and having lower tax rates than most European countries: Cool

[@arthurizando]

Americans: Praising their lower tax rates and high GDP, whilst having a crumbling infrastructure and basically non existing social programs and health services and having a concerning amount of people in poverty. Europeans: Cool

[@sirpixel7945]

Conclusion: Both are shitholes

[@azulaquaza4916]

@@arthurizando Europeans: Utilizing the same healthcare joke while 4 million of em live in the US and only 800,000 Americans on their entire continent. While simultaneously one of their own countries invades and kills another causing a mass refugee crisis for the others. America: Cool

[@TheTrueBismarck]

I literally have the 50 state song memorized cause I sang it for a concert at school

[@elnovillomapuchedehomerus2412]

I just recently heard a british person calling ananas "pineapples" now i know why they stopped being an empire and why everyone hates them including their own weather

[@Cosmo_348]

6:47 Oregon 6:58 Washington Welcome to the north west where it rains every day for nine out of the twelve months of the year :')

[@tandemdwarf745]

And at least down here in Oregon it's a drought with 115 degree weather where everything is on fire for the remaining 3 months

[@peltimies2469]

Turkey just let Finland and Sweden through. Ez dub.

[@Yora21]

As a professional gardener, we actually do water very dry plants just like that. We have work to do. No time to stand there and wait for a slow trickle of water from a can or hose to drip on a single plant.

[@SiqueScarface]

Imaginary numbers are numbers, which you just imagine, differently than real numbers, which you just imagine. (Lets get real, some dude named René Descartes sat on his desk in 1637, and said: Imagine, you had a solution for i² = -1).

[@leonillgordon5887]

0:12 William Howard Taft and Theodore Roosevelt be like:

[@West_Coast_Mainline]

Proud nuclear energy fan

[@generalgeorgewashington5300]

1:33 counter point I can legally own a New York class battleship, you cant

[@checkcommentsfirst3335]

As a German, I am deeply concerned about our stance on nuclear energy. Maybe some conquering could clean our minds.

[@Nikioko]

It is all about where to store the nuclear waste safe for the next million years.

[@TheAngryXenite]

@@Nikioko And what about the radiation being released into the environment by burning coal, let alone the myriad other effects? We don't need a perfect solution when we have plenty of "good enoughs." A million years is a time scale you have exactly zero right to expect of anything.

[@Nikioko]

@@TheAngryXenite Who is talking about burning coal?

[@TheAngryXenite]

@@Nikioko Said it elsewhere, coal and oil is how Germany among others currently meets energy needs. Your "sustainable alternatives" aren't up to the task of replacing them and won't be any time soon, which means that yes, it is a choice between fossil fuels and nuclear power.

[@Freedmoon44]

@@TheAngryXenite its not even a choice considering how bad fossil fuels are, Nuclear may not be the final options but its a damn good one due to lack of real alternative especially since the classic "renewable" necessitates perfect conditions to produce decent energy

[@BillyBob-jy1gv]

Funny fact about the Australia big canal through the middle thing: Many believe there was in fact an in land sea that at one point but it dried up.

[@gdrball4333]

i love your videos you make me happy every day

[@mihaleben6051]

9:11 now measure how much radiaton france has and suddenly germany seems like the country whois basically Switzerland

[@aletheredstoner1110]

Coal-burning plants release WAY more radiation into the enviroment that nuclear plants will ever do under normal operation.

[@ringo.maxxx123]

It seems Germany has distanced radiation Power to avoid the French Nuclear Power plant, and why cities such as Berlin is getting hot that breaking new records

[@ggpro7979]

love your videos drew! :D

[@smusha2840]

1:36 USA, waiting for Europe to be done, with one massive card in hand saying “no Germany”

[@widiantothamrin]

1:05 Btw that city is Amagasaki, which is right next to Osaka and has population 460,000. If losing that critical USB wasn't bad enough, the follow up to that was even worse: The worker copied the personal data onto the USB (personally) illegally when migrating data from Amagasaki's government servers and didn't delete the data once he was done, and brought the USB with him to have dinner and drink with his colleagues After all that drinking he blacked out and found that his bag, which contained the said USB, was missing and he reported it to the company who then reported it to the Amagasaki municipal government. The information in the USB was fortunately locked with a password, but during the press conference the city decided to leak info about the password like "the password is 13 characters" and "the password is changed every year" JP Twitter goes into mad frenzy as they tried to guess the password - and "amagasaki2022" becomes trending because it happenes to fit all requirements In the end the bag was found at the worker's home and it seems the USB was uncompromised... but that was a huge scare and could have resulted in an even more massive disaster

[@Inalis_Ps]

So much for a high society

[@michakrupski9071]

Turkey lifts objections to Finland and Sweden’s Nato bid

[@randomuser1093]

I still don’t understand how Germany is so anti-nuclear when they have a perfect example right next to them

[@hereticgrim]

After 60 years we still have no idea where the radioactive trash is supposed to be stored for the next millenias. And the pile is still growing.

[@12Rosen]

@@hereticgrim underground?

[@harryasmith527]

@@hereticgrim That's already been solved though.

[@nihilistpenguin7511]

@@hereticgrim There are modern nuclear reactor types which can already recycle nuclear waste. Thorium reactors hardly produce any. These aren’t sci-if concepts, these are tested methods. ALL nuclear waste ever generated would fit inside a football stadium. Nuclear waste isn’t nearly as much of a problem as people make it out to be.

[@angryman2767]

@@hereticgrim after 60 years we will have fusion reactors anyway

[@tobenweston1687]

yes it is just that easy in Aus. Whenever we want to go to the oxygenlessness of space we just decide to not stick to the ground and go up. (we have spidy powers so just detach ourselves from the ground)

[@fireschoolbus]

Fun fact I’m in Germany right now:

[@Lawine282]

Respektabel

[@smoothjazz2143]

why

[@kingrippzard2027]

Sorry for your loss

[@fireschoolbus]

@@kingrippzard2027 I’m not german

[@stateberg7208]

8:31 well the name is always correlating to what the serial killer does so the populace knows when the serial killer is in town

[@-souls-5989]

Come to Ulm: Day 34

[@Theembodimentchannel]

The Argus newspaper is from Brighton UK where both lefty students and seagulls are quite unpleasant

[@lindseyneri9168]

You should make a Ukraine countryball plushie!💙💛

[@ZachAttack8]

5:45 XD I was eating lunch to this video, this meme is so true

[@regenermoonshinebms6632]

Nuclear power is actually very safe and environmentally friendly compared to other fossil fuel energy sources, but major accidents can be really scary.

[@fructosecornsyrup5759]

The only major nuclear accident was Chernobyl though, which directly caused like, 27 deaths? Plus Chernobyl was unique in the way that it was designed. It was created with a specific flaw so that nuclear waste from Chernobyl could be reused to make warheads. Even when they explode, factories today wouldn't do nearly as much damage as people think they would.

[@puddingsimon2626]

@@fructosecornsyrup5759 and the only reason Chernobyl got as bad as it did was cause of the Communists trying to damage control and not hurt there glorious image, as these types of regimes always will do, looking at you China!

[@fructosecornsyrup5759]

@@puddingsimon2626 Very correct, friend.

[@dannypipewrench533]

Fortunately, the massive disregard for safety and hell-bent quest for money (ironically) that is the Soviet Union has ceased to exist. This means that there will probably be no more significant nuclear accidents, at least not for a long time.

[@THE_GREMLINZ_OFFICIAL]

10:01 it’s self-consistent, so it doesn’t matter if it was made up to avoid admitting something. It’s a number now.

[@abelowaverage13yearoldamer42]

I thought the title had some secret meaning, I feel stupid

[@prasadkrishnan1953]

News flash uk has a new monarch King Charles lll

[@tonkman4429]

en étant un type francais , j'approuve de la miniature

[@The-Devils-Advocate]

9:52 haha 90 degree rotation go brrrrr

[@dschodscho4046]

Drew about imaginary numbers: what even is this sh*t?!? Me who failed his college maths exam because of EXACTLY THAT sh*t: it‘s a pathway to many abilities some consider to be…unnatural…

[@CountingStars333]

i moment.

[@illini897]

6:23 as an Illinoian, I can confirm, our state doesn’t exist

[@YourSillySwampCritter]

I like these memes!

[@CarletoGamesCGYT674]

10:13 Because making a 12.000 km rope would be too expensive.

[@hydraanimations7555]

I still find it do weird that drew is now at over 1M

[@Arnie58]

0:31 I hate that I can relate to that at the moment. My class was planing to make a week long trip to Berlin and today, 2 day before we were meant to go, my throat just decided to die.

[@skeletononcrystals5608]

Nuclear is actually one of the best sources of energy and is very environmentally friendly. If you disagree I will put a corium pill in your cereal

[@sirdogs8766]

The best*

[@vauxvids]

What happens when it blows up???

[@sirdogs8766]

@@vauxvids nuclear power plants physically and chemically cannot explode like a bomb. It's impossible, not improbable, impossible.

[@notenoughmemes1847]

@@vauxvids as long as it isn’t run by a soviet or an oligarch, that is very unlikely to happen. And even then, more people die as a result of coal and oil use than all the people that have ever died as a result of nuclear meltdowns or plants exploding. Heck more people die every year because of cigarettes and cigars and yet people still smoke them.

[@skeletononcrystals5608]

@@vauxvids That happened once. Enjoy your acute radiation sickness

[@richardmangelmann4975]

As a German I think, we need the nuclear energy. But I also think we should invest into the Thorium ones

[@Flattithefish]

But We will run out of Uranium and Thorium and other green energy is cheaper

[@richardmangelmann4975]

@@Flattithefish Oh, we won't run out for a long time. the problem is the storage. Im also only suggesting we keep some nuclear energy during the time where we cant get the rest of our energy sorted, like right now. We have huge problems because etc renewable energy we have and will get in the next few years absolutely will not be enough for the whole of germany

[@Flattithefish]

@@richardmangelmann4975 That is Not true The Share Of Green Energy here is massive already and it keeps Increasing with more Solar panels and that being built And It is cheaper than Nuclear energy for sure, Still we will run out of It if we would use a lot of Nuclear energy and Quite soon to

[@irnman7798]

I like how people typed something like E so they could show up the fastest in the comment section

[@h3h3fun18]

E? Just personally don’t think being first is no.

[@FernLake]

E

[@oo-yj8wy]

Fr

[@FernLake]

Too late

[@Samsteppedonnail]

e

[@originsword5241]

Girl1:Am I fat? Girl2:No, you are perfect! Boy1:Am I fat bro Boy2:Yes lmao you are

[@wadasoldex3846]

As a german i am extremly ashamed of our retared politics, especially the energy topic and how were too dumb to look at the positives of nuclear power

[@daydream8175]

Ja es ist einfach nur traurig

[@Tyradominus2000]

yep, i love your country but why ? As a french im always surprise that you still use a lot of coal (to be fair france will have to use coal cause we have half our reactor in maintenance or being update)

[@puddingsimon2626]

In the middle of an energy crisis

[@Nikioko]

Because there aren't any?

[@wadasoldex3846]

@@Nikioko Because we shut down all of them and tear them down too, because were too dumb to invest in new tech reactors wich could even use up the nuclear waste

[@CliffCardi]

0:25 the roles are reversed when Turkey wants to join the European Union

[@kingmidasxynopyt]

I punched a French person after they’d shown France in a good light on their stance on Nuclear power. Nuclear power is of course a lot better than people think, and he was 100% correct. However he was French, he liked France. And you gotta punch it out of them.

[@orrorsaness5942]

Lmao

[@Lawine282]

Good fr*nch people are cringe

[@aliturk6692]

Big W

[@WitherStorm-fr5mc]

Based

[@christophermichaelclarence6003]

Bruh. I’d love to se you try.

[@AnIndianBoi1905]

4:55 yeah, like everybody else just did their acting and dialogue by teleprompter....

[@user-yc9ig1nl2h]

ᅠ ᅠ ᅠᅠᅠ

[@EmperorProd]

Very beautiful words! 😱

[@Lawine282]

Dude delete that thats very offensive

[@1fneeqf]

this is very inspirational

[@Murpedits420]

4:15 well because digging is hard and most of the workers will probably die of heat stroke

[@leflamewolf]

9:05 like, Germany is cool and all, but I will never let this down. I literally have to refrain from explaining why nuclear power is an amazing middle point between fossil fuel and green energy.

[@tylerian4648]

Middle point? It's the end game.

[@leflamewolf]

@@tylerian4648 Well yeah. What I'm trying to say is that it is a great middle point until we in all likelihood invent or improve a fully green power source that can replace nuclear. Right now, it's the end game, but in the long run, like fossil fuel it will probably be partly phased out in the next few decades for something better.

[@slimyduck2140]

@@leflamewolf the next few decades decades is very pessimistic, especially now that thorium reactor are beginning to be used and that fusion will soon begin

[@leflamewolf]

@@slimyduck2140 My bad, I'm trying to keep what I say short because otherwise I will probably ramble on for multiple paragraphs, but I see I'm not explaining very well. While nuclear is not perfect it's leagues better than fossil fuels and as such likely won't be going anywhere any time soon. While thorium reactors will in all likelihood mostly replace uranium reactors, and seeing how nuclear fusion is yet to be viable as a primary power source, and how fission is relieable. while fission will be gone eventially, unlike fossile fuel it probably wount be for a while. Nuclear is far better than fossil in every way, but that's not stoping oil companies, it will probably be the same with nuclear when it's viable for all of humanity to relie on green energy alone. Also I guess this is proof my faith in humanity is almost entirely gone if you see pessimism where I see optomism.

[@matebanfoldi5883]

5:48 why eating without youtube such a big thing, i never eat with youtube

[@Eni504]

Nuclear isn’t bad for the environment da hell

[@twotone3471]

Look at Ukraine today, and tell me the safest place in the entire country. If you answered Pripyat, you get a cookie.

[@hughjanusbbc]

THE FR****** ARE HERE AHHHH

[@Eni504]

@@twotone3471 that was human mistake

[@12kenbutsuri]

Seriously Germany, calm the eff down.

[@yourfriendlyneighborhoodne5831]

Pin for wyoming to exist again so we dont have a giant ol gap in The United States of America.

[@superfardman4332]

6:45 as someone who has lived in Oklahoma for a long period of time I can say that is true