Post by Baron von Lotsov on May 26, 2023 7:25:57 GMT
Stuff you can do at home - 2 examples, one American one British.
Making recycled plastic beams out of bottle tops by British teacher
www.youtube.com/watch?v=avdOxtKywbk
Making a graphene composite beam by American small businessman
You see the British teacher is a dumb shit with zero understanding of production efficiency. To make one plastic beam you have to first of all get your school pupils to all send in plastic bottle tops. Think how many thousands of tops that would take, never mind the rest of the shit you need to do just so you can boast you are into recycling. No wonder the output of British schools are fuckwits.
Second example is more typical of what goes on in America. I watch hundreds of these videos and rarely do you get one from the Brits, but this is more the style on the other side of the pond. Notice we get scientific explanations throughout and it is pretty educational. We apply the "What's the point of doing that" test to the second example, well if I were to tell you graphene is $500 per gram I think you would understand. Interestingly in the final event we end up with two plastic beams, but one is the future and one is the past.
Making recycled plastic beams out of bottle tops by British teacher
www.youtube.com/watch?v=avdOxtKywbk
Making a graphene composite beam by American small businessman
You see the British teacher is a dumb shit with zero understanding of production efficiency. To make one plastic beam you have to first of all get your school pupils to all send in plastic bottle tops. Think how many thousands of tops that would take, never mind the rest of the shit you need to do just so you can boast you are into recycling. No wonder the output of British schools are fuckwits.
Second example is more typical of what goes on in America. I watch hundreds of these videos and rarely do you get one from the Brits, but this is more the style on the other side of the pond. Notice we get scientific explanations throughout and it is pretty educational. We apply the "What's the point of doing that" test to the second example, well if I were to tell you graphene is $500 per gram I think you would understand. Interestingly in the final event we end up with two plastic beams, but one is the future and one is the past.