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Why is CO2 bad?

aren't plants using that "easy at the end" mechanism to stand straight?

Fckng Soviet occupation

What would be faster diamond or silver?

Could a magnetic ball and the right surface create perpetual motion?

juggle glug

Oh we know how important the jiggle is 💀

I kept saying "sexy" to the glitter thing having convection in oil or water, and idk why 💀💀💀

Ok….now what if wee make a pot made of diamonds. Ill be the ultimate cooking utensil

"Don't blink when you let go, don't blink when you let go..."

Steel wool and a 9 bolt battery

Sir that would be a trebouchet not a catapult

Knees

Why don't we use diamond between cpu coolers

That small black dot between your thumb and pointer finger on your left hand looks like melanoma. You should have a dermatologist take a look.

this shows to me the amazing creation of God. i don’t see how these things could happen aside from a brilliant Creator

Still don't understand but what a smart way

And these mechanisms happened completely by random circumstances and mutations over endless amounts of time because ..... never mind.

I wonder what that looks like when shot with a thermal camera 🤔

11:30 A zippo lighter!!

The device you're using looks remarkably like a flip phone! Which also snaps open and closed.

I saw that bistable switch model before in a Veratasism video called "Why machines that bend are better." All good electrical switches have a mechanism that stores energy one way or another to make sure the contacts close firmly or open completely. There is always an energy hump as the mechanism goes from one stable state to another, which is why there is a snap action. As the contact points come together, the motion continues just a bit before it stops. This causes a wiping action that cleans the contacts so they work reliably. The handle that you touch and the inner electrical part are connected with a spring, so two bistable parts work together. That way, the handle can be at that state in between the stable points and the electrical part is fully stable.

I think I had a nightmare as a kid about getting stuck in a Gluggle Jug, despite not knowing what they were.

Diamond has so many fascinating properties and uses, the most boring of which is jewellery.

That's cool. My question is, where do I get a slice of diamond?

I hate them lighters ach

11:04 that ant is learning about Newton’s third law!

Turning 30 i could still hear that, no wonder why your dog hates it x3

that was actually a trebuchet capable of throwing an 90kg object over 300 meters. it is the superior siege engine and not a catapult

So the best frying pan that could ever exist would be make of diamon...interesting...

that ant is Hodor from GOT

Steve Mould: "But that's a bit confusing because other things are called catapults" Immediately shows a picture of a trebuchet......

Oh boy! Now explain why wheels rol!

I did not need this explanation...

Yeah sound of these is kinda annoying, i have one and i can fully understand why your dog doesnt like it.

Im now wondering how much Dimond Computer Heatsink would cost

Wow this botheres me so much. When they dont align

you think a rescue dog has ever found someone trapped or something by hearing the whine of their watch

How much do you paid for it?

feels like this is what our brain on LSD does, when everything is morphing :O

I hear it

It sounds like the video still to picks up the sound somewhat- (^～^;)ゝ

This is how it is with a chain binder for chaining loads down to lorry beds. It's a lever and it can be quite hard to tighten the chain without using an extension, but once you're almost all the way tight, it gets easier to apply the force as it goes over-center and holds itself into position. Releasing the the binder can be done without leverage fairly easily.

It's a topsy-turvy world we live in

Oh god, and now processor manyfacturers are gonna skyrocket their prices... "Sir, you've gotta pay extra for this diamond heatsink"

Yes.

Bro I hear it. It is cruel. Belive me

Thing is they use brass ice molds for shaping the ice in bars.

Pistol shrips are cool

It feels like a bit of a stretch, but would birds who drop things from the sky to either kill or break something fall under this line of thinking, the "mechanism/tools" is the acceleration of gravity and flight