yeah, since efficiency is usually a measure of how much energy is lost to heat, should be 0% vs 100%... but, marketing.

I also doubt they are using aerogel or cryostats insulation to surround hot bricks. (or maybe that's why 1 container costs $9M?)

Matt (and team) from Undecided almost never approach their videos with a critical eye. Many startups' claims can be debunked with high school physics, but they just present everything as-is and with good production value. I consider their channel more entertainment than education, but still interesting to see some of the ideas out there.

He should stick to his day job and leave entertainment and sarcasm to the professionals. Must be a slow day at the slammer.

“Just the facts, ma'am.” -Sgt. Joe Friday

Notice what actually does happen -- she can't let go. The muscles closing your hand are much stronger than the ones opening, and they're both contracting as hard as they can. Something to think about if you need to drag someone away from an electric shock.

Seems like this could have made cartoons nearly as entertaining, while also informing.

You spelled 'entertaining' wrong

OwlKitty always entertains me!

I find Rifftrax works much better as full episodes than as clips, unfortunately. Much like MST3K (understandably), a lot of the jokes are recurring gags or callbacks. I tend to laugh my ass off while watching full episodes (*IF* I actually pay attention instead of using it as background entertainment), while clips only occasionally work out of context. There are a few good ones in here, but mostly it makes me want to go back and re-watch the Manos episode of MST3K...

Come on. Are you not entertained *promote

I can tell the changes in the animation, but it doesn't improve a thing about Akira, and needn't be. I upvote because of Akira, not 60fps (as pointless as the CGI added Star Wars Ep IV-VI... and I'm being charitable). Akira is something that every generation needs to be aware of and watch.

Also, if you have access to it, read the comics (manga). While I wouldn't say it's more entertaining than the movie, it's far more intriguing. Same deal with many of the Studio Ghibli adaptations (like Valley of the Wind). Go for the comics, you'll get more of an emotional rollercoaster ride than the visually amazing, but plot-weakened film versions.

Entertainers used to have actual talent. Dance,sing,act,play instruments.

"The Rarest Milkweed in Texas" is very entertaining too.

Stumbled upon this video some time back. The voice, vernacular, and presentation were not what was expected in a 'nature' video.

(also like his brief assessment of the southern wall proposal)

good stuff.

For those of you who enjoyed the clip itself, here are a few remixes of it set to various soundtracks: https://nitter.net/The_Mal_Gallery/status/1550289866411634689 (or https://twitter.com/The_Mal_Gallery/status/1550289866411634689 if you prefer)

Also, this was the immediate reaction when this was shown by the Jan 6th committee: https://nitter.net/dprzygoda/status/1550287028029476866#m

Yes, these entertained me enough to find an appropriate video to post and write this comment for.

the thing that I'm most entertained by is that it ONLY fell over his body... and over his FULL body, but nowhere else... LOL wtf happened?

Now that's entertainment!

STOP posting this fool's videos!

He is the definition of an ultracrepidarian!

He is not funny or informative or entertaining or enlightening or worthy of regard. The only example being displayed is your neophobia.

The only people merited to SUFFER through this level of smug inaneness would be a doctor, lawyer, priest, therapist - - people paid to listen to troubled souls.*

There isn't enough Flavor Ade to make him believable.

(add'n background banjo music to those videos would only improve it)


*or come up w/a PayPal scheme for the rest of us to profit from your obvious credulity - i.e. pay us to listen to that sh*t.

There are a couple of Irish EU Parliamentarians that act the wise fool - the court jester that is allowed to speak truth to power in the guise of eccentricity.

It's similar to the way the best real American commentaries on politics come from comedians, because the information comes packaged in entertainment, rather than much of the press who are forced to pick one or the other.