My roommate once got home as I was watching a Technology Connections video on the living room TV, and after listening to the dude explain the detailed mechanics of some common home appliance for 5 minutes, they finally uttered “what the hell are you watching?” But as we sat there for another 15-20 minutes longer, they eventually said “okay I get it now, this is pretty interesting.”
This is about how he looks like Eddie Munster. Not how he is one of the best public facing spokesman for engineering that the 21th century has that doesn’t make spreadsheets, talk fast in a voice that bothers people and has way more testing gear than anyone should own.
I don’t understand people who don’t love his channel. How can you not be fascinated by how we turn burning coal or nuclear fission into cold air?
My roommate once got home as I was watching a Technology Connections video on the living room TV, and after listening to the dude explain the detailed mechanics of some common home appliance for 5 minutes, they finally uttered “what the hell are you watching?” But as we sat there for another 15-20 minutes longer, they eventually said “okay I get it now, this is pretty interesting.”
I missed the second “don’t” and was about to call in an airstrike.
Would that airstrike be hyper efficient?
Yes! Might as well take some free energy by converting the free energy into me energy.
This is about how he looks like Eddie Munster. Not how he is one of the best public facing spokesman for engineering that the 21th century has that doesn’t make spreadsheets, talk fast in a voice that bothers people and has way more testing gear than anyone should own.
21th?
21st. AKA now.
Personally I’d rather just read the Wikipedia article