listen to this project brief im tinkering with this would be a basic low budget project to start off and advance over time starting with cardboard paper mache sculptures from ironman suits to rockets and hover cars to de vincii wings and t-rex and alien skeletons roof garden planetarium solar lights and water features tropical plants pottery wheels sci fi space studio 3d printers Rover replicas and improvement modules, wheels diecast suspension space hotel concept art updates from the mars society ESA, Nasa, Spacex, Spaceforce, virgin galactic, blue origin, and whatever other space programs we can get working together and pick up the pace global innovations platform with a website covering tasks and updates like robert downy juniors footprint coalition and saving and sang the planet and elephants and stuff netherlands housing first system, waste efficiency, recycling methods, bio degradable plastics such as yucca plant and rice cracker can ringo's , vertical farm locations tidy town compteitions and rivier bank cleanups postal drone applications rescue service drones machine learning floor with robots from oceanic robotics , computer building modification systems cooling and cryogenics to tea making walle bots r2 d2 cookie dough coffee bots smoothie machines soup machines uv herb testing a.i cafe craft lounge robo chefs 3d printers gravity bulbs shoebox art cardboard, hobbit houses game crates hover citys ive almost completed one which i couldnt sell but yours would be 10 times better with some help lockable display work benches for venus project designs paper mache blimps and mag lev rails small science experiments kennedy space museum vs Jurassic world vs the Venus project knitted monsters jewellery making alien crash site dioramas project cases we probably will have online marine biology and coral reef incubators prototype robotic ironing boards robotic hairdressers its not too complicated but it is to explain

I forgot to tell you something at NYCC. Thank you for blowing so much stuff up in Mythbusters. If it wasn't for living vicariously through the destruction my teenage years might have been a lot more destructive. :)

robert downy junior has his head in his hands becuase his footprint coalition has failed, but a website for updates and tour giudes would reboot it especially with this crap covid free and we complete task apps of certain catagories i would say machine learning thiers astroids thiers astorids never mind the million animal species going extinct or homeless starvation peter thiels breakout lab funding was terminated so can you ask ark investors what was put in place of it

Cant get it on discovery plus in uk, and only up to season 8 on amazon 😭. What was your best experience with mythbusters?

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That’s what makes him so great. Just because you don’t wanna do something it doesn’t mean you shouldn’t help and put the work in for everyone else to enjoy it.

Lol. Love it

@Larry Sherrill Oh god not again

Or he sees no value in the story, but hella value in a source for thin rolled metals. With maybe some obstinate "this should totally be possible."

Never underestimate the driving power of spite

@@curioushaakan8409 Did you watch the video...? A german company is the one that finally made the lead they needed and they made it 30% thinner than requested. Adam said it... In this video.

I think thats what he was meant to say. We Germans take thinks really serious.

@@DerMaje haha I love that about German manufacturing

@@Zii_Vii did you read the comment?

@@slig4656 the guy I responded to deleted his comment, as indicated by the @ and the missing correlating comment.

That's actually such a good explanation.

That's amazing and hilarious. lmao

I don’t think I get it :’)

@@Derpuwolfthat little 1,000,000th of an inch of shit will make your whole finger smell

@@DerpuwolfIt’s such a thin layer that you can’t see it, but you definitely know it’s there because of the smell. He’s basically just using a funny analogy of how something can be so thin, yet still be meaningfully measured.

I just forget about stuff and had change my mind about it every time. Works very fine. Just judge it on the best avaible info at the time. :P

Confirmed: Jamie's mind defies the laws of physics.

Always loved that about him. Wish we had more people like him these days instead of so many people who are just locked into their preconceived narration and refuse to change it regardless of what they are presented with.

Love his quotes, I use "I reject your reality and will substitute it for my own", alot.

​@@markyazzigreen8082that's extremely corny

Interesting. I disagree entirely. I'd say, rather, everything is boring if the person communicating it isn't interested.

I enjoy talking to people who geek out about a subject they love, even subjects I'm not personally interested in, because if I'm curious enough to dig in with them I always learn something -- either about the topic that makes it interesting or the person and their story. So often it requires the listener to be curious enough to care. But for sure listening to people talk about something they don't care about is rather pointless and why a lot of meetings suck.

@@seigeengine That's the inverse of the op. Both been be true.

@@LaigledeMeaux My point is that I disagree that someone being interested in something makes it interesting. You can be very passionate about something, and I still won't care. In contrast, most of what mythbusters does is talk about interesting things... you're just used to most people talking about those sorts of things in uninterested ways.

It reminds me of mingling with new people at a party. You can find yourself fully in to a conversation about a topic you never heard of or were interested in before if you've got someone engaging and excited about it to learn from.

"Not sure if this is a confirmation or if the data should be ignored since it's technically not within the experiment..."

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At what point in the episode was this? I pulled up the Hindenburg episode online, and it looks like all the tests went as planned.

@@Shadowmech88 I'm curious too...

@@Shadowmech88 It's probably from an international cut. IIRC, Adam mentioned in another video (origin of "I Reject Your Reality..." maybe?) that (at least some of) the videos were cut for international TV releases, then sent to the U.S. to have a few more minutes trimmed to fit U.S. broadcast slots.

To this day fish intelligence is underrated. I think because many people don't want to come to terms that they are just as intelligent or emotional as any other animals

@@infernaldaedra my large female maroon clown was super mean, i knew what i was getting into when i got her tho, that said, my boxfish and my starry blenny were like puppy dogs and would ham it up for attention and food. the rest of the reef was mostly friendly enough and responded positively to me because food but those two fish were awesome characters

Bull in a China shop was my favorite episode of all.

@@stpaulmercantilemine too. I bring it up every time someone uses that idiom.

@@Dutch.W "like a bull in a china shop!" "so, calm, delicate, and not breaking anything?"

Cool

good

Yo, same

My late mother and I absolutely thrived on Mythbusters. It was one of the shows that we watched together and utterly loved. Watching old Mythbusters will always bring good thoughts of her back.

I’m pretty much half your age and same tbh

Same here. I love when they did the plywood hang glider myth

Well one thing lead to another.

That’s it. That’s Mythbusters.

@@wolfgangvolos5425 haw haw haw haw

@@blakestone75 Puns. Love em

maybe they could use it to help the Democrat's slaves escape their holding pens at the border

idolatry. you shouldn't worship men

You can bet that there's a bunch more left on the cutting room floor.

I'm sure if discovery made a show with cut bits of myth busters plenty of people would watch it!

A new documentary series of 90-120 minute edits of Mythbuster stories. Where's Netflix?

Release the Savage cut!

Imagine how much more of the story we could see if they didn't have all the network TV-required fluff and filler (commercial break intros and outros, etc.). If the production company (and Discovery would have to be involved, I'm sure) re-cut all of Mythbusters with bonus content for a UKposts-style streaming platform (one myth per video, no fluff), I bet it would be pretty successful.

Yes it was amazing watching those wheels working in his head. Sadly I have to use my fingers and toes. LOL

I envy people who can do mental math. My dyslexia (it affects numbers for me too) and adhd make it impossible no matter how many tricks I try.

It was one of the interesting parts... the inward calculation... watching his expression and knowing exactly when he had the answer before he spoke...

@@doubtful_seer I wouldn't worry about that, i used to be the same with the same kinda mental illness but surprisingly working a job that made me do math in my head i went from not being able to count simple numbers in my head to at least multiplying in about eight months, so just keep practicing and trying and i know you'll do it!

ITS better doing math than meth althoug both mesh your mind

PRECISION GERMAN ENGINEERING

@@Drekromancer yes there were also efficient killers

We have made thin lead! LET US SHOW YOU ITS FEATURES!

There's an old story I heard years ago (not sure if it's true or not) about an American manufacturing company that, sometime back in the 1800's, was so proud of an extremely fine metal wire they had produced that they shipped a roll of it to a rival manufacturer in Germany to show off the level of precision they had achieved. The story goes that the German firm shipped the roll back to the American company with a hole drilled through the wire -- making it a tube.

@@SymbioteMullet lol

He has so much info in there he has to buffer

I would love to sit and talk with him over a beer or two, I’m sure the conversation would always be stimulating.

He really needs to upgrade his brain HDD to a SSD. It has way way to long load times!

Like when he gets the in to mm conversion completely wrong?

"1/5000 of an inch which translates to 1/8 of a milimeter" I was so hopeful on that conversion and you did your math to keep a fraction on the metric system again :D 0.125 mm

They show that two people who don't really like each other can be professional and work together.

It’s a shame as Adam describes him (in a separate interview) as the guy who made him so intellectually diligent and constantly pushed for the most accurate methodology to obtain the best opportunity for accurate results

Having worked for someone like that... it’s impressive when you’re watching from the outside and extremely stressful when you’re trying to keep up with your boss’s changing whims. :-)

ADHD is like that

@@sycua42 ADHD is ALL inertia. With randomised impetus.

Great phrase. Will be my takeaway for this vid.

It always makes for even more satisfaction when it does happen too. When I'm working on a project I think will go in a bad direction and then suddenly get to a point that I realize I can make it work and do it more efficiently, is just one of the greatest feelings of a boost to self-confidence or self-proficiency.

Speak for yourself...lol jk also not planning on building a raptor.

Think the Slow-Mo guys with Dustin and The Backyard scientists would make a good reboot

With 3D printers and 2000+ hours of plastic, anything is possible!

@@radude4763 You're not fooling anyone. We all know you are a velociraptor! Trying to trick us all into not wearing raptor disguises to escape the hunt!

Oh, that is why@@radude4763 isn't building a raptor costume like the rest of us. He *is* a velociraptor.

I think a lot of us were primed for Mythbusters because of Bill Nye the Science Guy.

Too many people forget that the roots of “science” come from our need to answer “why are things so?” or “How does one accomplish ‘x’?” Mythbusters reminded us that sheer force of will to succeed makes the scientific understanding happen.

@@bepbep7418 Here in Australia we grew up with Rob and Dean on The Curiosity Show. Glad to see Rob has recovered episodes from VHS and posting segments on UKposts. Awesome story Adam!

We came for the science we stayed for the explosions

Could not agree more. Was one of my favorite shows. I always thought those guys had the coolest jobs in the world. I even had a myth busters t-shit(I know, my nerd is showing)

Part of the draw as well, is something Adam said in a recent Ask Adam as well. He wasn't rooting for a myth to be busted or confirmed or "plausibled". He just wanted a spectacular result that could be learned from. Honestly, I think that's the mentality that all scientists should have (to a degree). Because, whether you prove or disprove your hypothesis, you still learned something.

The difference is real scientists don't start with their conclusion, they work to reach it! :)

I once went on a whiskey tour with a guide who was really passionate (and had a day job as an organic chemist!) I don't give two wet slaps about whiskey, but it was engaging because of the passion.

I feel like that was the main draw of Junkyard Wars before there was Mythbusters. It doesn't matter which team wins, it's seeing whether they can get their construct to work within the parameters of the challenge. It didn't hurt that Robert Llewellyn was a great host and seemed to be having a grand time of it

@@wtimminsThat sounds like a charming afternoon. Do you remember the name of the distillery?

I'm still trying to figure out how to Process & Compute this line...

@@JoshuaGanoTyraxLightning It means that he will not hesitate to change his mind if new information presents itself. He doesn't have any "inertia" as in the direction of his thought process can be changed without any resistance. He's openminded.

@@patrick1532 Ahh! That made good sense! Thank you so much! ^_^

you're welcome

@@TeKillaShot you're welcome

JAY!

You’re welcome

rambling senile grandpa stories

Its so typical though. Just some random ass Mittelständler in the Schwarzwald or something where Harald the machinist just way outperforms the order placed while americans are breaking their equipment trying to even be on spec. Truly awesome what Harald did there.

Random ass Mittelständer :DDDD

@@Derwillkommen passiert den Besten

Must have been a bit of dust. You robots you!

You out-perform just about any country in the world on many different levels. As a former US soldier stationed in Fulda in '92-'93 was amazed at the beautiful architecture, super smooth roads, neat gardens and love of things technical. When I met a German in the US we talked about cars, and the car I was driving and I didn't know the horsepower and displacement off the top of my head. To a German, not knowing that is crazy, to an American... whatever. Anyway. Thanks for all the generosity Germans showed us American soldiers while I was stationed there. Female user-name, here, but I'm a guy. This is my secondary. Wieder-Tschüß.

Are you familiar with how the band got that name?

@@Enigma758 It was mentioned in the video, I am sure they are.

@@Enigma758 Yes. Originally called the New Yardbirds, John Entwistle said their first album would go down like a Lead Zepplin. They weren't allowed to use their original name internationally, so the new phrase stuck. They dropped the 'a" in Lead because they were worried some stupid people would pronounce it "Leed."

This describes at least half of the top tier videos on UKposts, yeah

Yeah, he has a passion for shutting up and censoring those with which he disagrees politically. He's a statist, totalitarian piece of Marxist shlt.

I think it is also because he has a high standart when trying to get his message across and therefor is thinking hard to come up with the best words and ways to explain and tell a story. Excuse my english

Not everyone is the most eloquent, off the cuff speaker. I saw these guys live once and Jamie was taken back by LOADS of questions, it was really strange but not everyone on TV is a perfect host.

@@niklasherbrich6446 *standard

Two people Id love to sit down and have a nice long chat about anything and everything with: Adam Savage and James May.

It's like he has a million thoughts going through his head all at once, and only one can come out at a time.

And then the automotive shop/resto dramas ran it into the ground a few years later.

It's almost like he mentioned that in the video.

@@kewaruchavendi4706 did he?

@@chewsNZ I mean unless he is talking about some other unknown Richard Hammond.

@@kewaruchavendi4706 can you give me a timestamp?

Of course, especially Adam

That's something they (Discovery) keeps learning the hard way as they have tried all those spinoff shows and attempts at sequel series. The chemistry and people just aren't the same as the original.

thanks captain obvious

@@LatitudeSky I’m so glad after the Scripps merger that they canceled the “Top Gear” style reboot where it was the same show, just different hosts. It would never work in the long term, and TV shows need to end eventually. That one and done season actually felt like a old car with new paint on it, it’s still the old show but it had the energy of the original one. But the show was just not going to be the same, even with hosts with similar energy since everyone was saying “it’s not Mythbusters without Adam and Jamie” after that season started. Hell, even the “Mythbusters holiday marathon” that airs in December got to the point where it ended almost a week after New Years. That shows how long the series got.

Meanwhile in a parallel universe where Adam Lavine and Jamie Oliver are mythbusters....

Jamie certainly had his moments.

That one was great! It's one of the iconic Mythbusters moments.

@@1pcfred literally every moment Jamie was on screen was a "moment".😂 The man's just comical to look at and listen to. (In a good way.)

Jamie want big boom now.

That's the vibe of the best professor you ever had in undergrad. Every good college has at least one of this exact type of guy, I swear.

The thickness of the foil is less than the tolerance of many surface finishes on machined parts.

@@leflavius_nl5370 as a machinist, I can appreciate this.

I read that as masochist and wondered what the hell you were up to

Same here

@@Kholaslittlespot1 😂😂😂😂

I agree 100% Steve made me want to visit Australia(inspite of the spiders). He's one of only 2 celebrities that I remember exactly where & when I learned about their passing.

Also, Steve's passion was very obviously real and natural. So many hosts are just chewing the scenery in a calculated attempt to attract an audience.

Yeah I grew up watching him! So crazy

He messed with animals unnecessarily. There was never any need to handle wild animals the way he did.

@@seyerus There was never any reason NOT to handle wild animals the way he did.

Lllllllll

Hell, I would pay for Discovery+ just for that. I have most of the series on DVD, but that would be awesome.

I don’t know about these guys but an uncut video of me trying to make something frustrating would not be fit for Disney+. lol

Mythbusters: Savage Cuts

hahah yes me right now

@@mgnapping apparently that thing is in a bunch of his videos, and I never even noticed till now!

I noticed it early on - but took me halfway through the video to put together that it was a swiss army knife rather than a slowly turning fan.

That is chemistry that will never be duplicated.

Yeah, it is not technically impossible, but the chances are so low, as to being impossible. Meanwhile, others have similar energy, and we can be entertained by them too. For example, Cleetus McFarland and his boys are quite different from Clarkson, May and Hammond, but still just as enjoyable ... albeit in a more ... "Florida Man" manner. 😆

@@Grumpy_old_Boot Can you imagine the shenanigans if Cleetus met up with the OG Top Gear hosts to do something silly? An impossible dream, but very entertaining to think about.

He could teach them how to become "Florida Men", big monster trucks, mudholes, half naked girls, drag racing, bartle skeets .. the whole nine yards ! 😁 And I don't think it is as unlikely as you might think - Heck, pitch the idea to the Grand Tour team, if you have an idea how to make it into a road trip, they might like the idea. Like, they could move across america, learning how to become *_'Murican_* ! And one of the people to teach them could be Cleetus 'n' crew. There you go .. pitch it. 😁

@@Grumpy_old_Boot Murica already has Car Trek which is pretty much a copy of Top Gear.

Yeah, its a shame that Mike Rowe turned out to be such a massive corporate shill.

@@psycholian ​ @Shawn West , I'm not seeing the exact quote you're talking about, but is it possible to interoperate that as small business entrepreneurs? Like the hundreds of small companies he worked with that dealt with real specific cleanups, jobs that you never realized were out there. Looks like he's running a foundation to support skilled labour and blue collar workers and jobs in America. I think it's possible to be pro entrepreneur while also con-billionaire.

Yeah, that’s definitely one of those “citation needed” statements. Do you think it’s possible that maybe he made a statement that you personally interpreted in the least charitable way due to your own political predispositions?

​@@billbadson7598 @Mike Taylor look up 'The Dirty Con Job Of Mike Rowe' its a pretty good overview of his position. The short of it is that he strongly anti-union and against protections and safety for the worker. Not just in one statement, he repeatedly affirms that profit for the employer is more important than safety for the worker, even in very dangerous jobs, simply because of the cost to the employer.

@@psycholian Is there a timestamp or am I expected to devote a half hour of my life to this?

It's definitely possible, but it would have to be hollow cast or aerated concrete to keep with wing loading down to a reasonable level. Also I seem to recall when they tried it on the show, the planes they built didn't look as if they'd been set up properly in terms of balance or trim.

every time, someone says "impossible" someone other says "hold my beer!"

With enough thrust to overcome drag and gravity, anything can be an airplane.

If he can make a flying tortilla plane then a concrete plane is just the next logical hurdle.

Mythbusters did a cement airplane, too.

That and the pig car. Two that I will forever remember

That one, the golf ball car, and the hot water heater rocket stick in my head.

@@andrewhawkins6754 WATER HEATER ROCKET! I totally forgot about that myth!

Absolutely. I have little to no interest in speedrunning but I have watched every summoning salt video and will watch every new upload. Something about true, genuine passion and excitement of others makes for captivating media. That's what comes across in Mythbusters, for me. Adam and Jamie seemed real, it didnt seem hammed up like typical reality tv. It really comes across as something special.

Also true of so much of UKposts. Like the people who made a working protosaber.

German engineering at its finest.

There are no hosts in reality... reality....

Exactly what I was thinking! His enthusiasm and excitement are so fun to watch live too.

Later at the six minute mark, i legit thought my phone froze lol

When we were reviewing the raw footage, we also thought it had frozen ... twice.

It reminds me of Star Trek (next generation) when Data would pause to process or access stored information. 🤔

Look the man was converting microns into imperial. Something which only a mad man would do. Give him a moment.

This is usually when someone interrupts and the storyline is sidetracked from main quest.

Technology Connections is the definition of making boring things interesting by sheer charisma and excitement. I recommend checking that channel out.

@@LieseFury The more James May videos I watched, the more Technology Connections I was recommended. The more Technology Connections I watched, the more of this channel was recommended. I am excited to see where I end up next.

@@LieseFury Oh yeah, that guy is incredible! Refrigerator cycles, analog television, strange record players, amazing stuff!

Stuff like entering a meccano bike into the Manx TT is a perfect example of James May, i think.

@@SymbioteMullet Oh yeah, the whole JM Toy Stories series was fantastic

The sudden A-Team music as the guys fail horribly at preparing is never not iconic.

Which one is that? When did he talk about it?

@@nathanwall6253 I think it's Pyramid Power, it was about pyramids being able to do stuff like keep food preserved or keep a razor sharp. It was one of those mumbo-jumbo sort of stories about aliens and magic shapes, like the bike helmet with a crystal in it that lets you control people's minds. I remember in early seasons when these sorts of stories came up you could tell that Adam absolutely hated them as he'd always ask not to do those sorts of myths again in the end of show wrap-up.

@@Tyzygy Oh right, I forgot about that one. Yeah, those were never great.

I think thats why it went to the build team, and then they had to redo it because Tori didn't sterilize the saw blade and tainted the results xD

you could tell that was a filler episode

Definitely a good one, and almost didn't happen. We'll have to have Adam tell that story again here.

That was one of my favorites. I think that was when I realized that elephants have a lot more going on than most people realize.

That was one of my favorites. I think that was when I realized that elephants have a lot more going on than most people realize.

@@ambulocetusnatans The only creatures on earth that are known to be able to recognize themselves in a mirror are humans, some of the apes, elephants and members of the dolphin family, including orcas.

​@@rogerrabbit80 I think some birds can also.