Yt made it so that no one can see anyone's dislikes

@@ishaankamath7020 It’s called a joke.

I noticed in all videos i watched in yt there is no even single dislike.

There's no video that can getaway without a single dislike 😂

@@ishaankamath7020 why?

That's... A good point

You're absolutely correct.

I remember talking to someone who used a homeopathic vet, she said they were so good that they did not even have to see her cat, she could just hold her phone over the cat and they could tell what homeopathic preparation the cat needed and she would pay and they would send it to her!

@@peterjf7723 This is not just dumb, this is criminally dumb 🙄

Your point just made the stupidity even worse.

Soon people will debunking superheroes Movies. TBH all those chanell seems just for fun, and the problem is that There is no tag for "Sci-fi" on youtube videos. XD (But yeah it's kinda dangerous if someone who didn't understand the basic) Genre for youtube tag seems cool.

I don't even know how some people can fall for this lol

didnt expect to see you here.

@@MrSongib no theyre literal scams what

@@cazmatism xd

Yeah, and classical physics stems from surprisingly few laws. Quantum effects like magnetism are still magic.

you dont even need physics, a lot of this is just basic grade school science and common sense. Has anyone ever been cured by a sticker? no? then why would you think it would doi anything with electricity! People that buy into this stuff WANT to be fooled.

@@pengwin_ Devil's advocate: Nicotine patches and other stickers are used to deliver medicine and cure diseases. Ferrite beads are placed around electrical cables to reject high frequency noise. Someone with a small amount of scientific knowledge might think this sticker works.

Like my uncle used to say "Electricity is some smart, it knows when it goes into the fridge to make it cold and when it goes into the radiator to make it hot."

True

Stop acting as if you need a consensus to detect bullshit.

smart people realise it without dislike count, dumb ones don't check dislike count, if people were smart enough, these videos won't have so many views.

@@luciahaskins3170 While you may not need a consensus to detect b0ollsheit. Seeing a massive amount of dislikes on a hot garbage fakeass video help people quickly avoid watching such videos. Y0ot00b gets to pad their bottom line by people watching at least portions of such videos and the ads associated with them before they can arrive at the decision to not further watch such videos. Not being able to grasp the importance of the absence of dislikes while likes are dubiously allowed to flourish is not a great look.

@@luciahaskins3170 We might not need it, but others do.

@@theabbie3249 The idea is that when people cannot see dislikes they are forced to watch the video If dislikes were visible, people would not even watch the vid.

For reference, 1.2 kA is around the lower bound of currents occurring in lightning

James Randi (AKA The Amazing Randi) debunked the various versions of dowsing years ago. At one time he had a million-dollar challenge for anyone who could demonstrate any such 'psychic' phenomenon under controlled conditions. Never had to pay a dime.

I've done it many times. It works for various people. Not everyone.

People here all still believe that and say that's how you find places for wells, no wonder there's so few wells here xD

@@TheSaltblock Yeah, it's obviously all the skeptical energy that prevents the magic from working. /s

@@Kuolonkantaja Its quite obious we need to harvest that energy. Profit!

KZfaq recently removed the dislike count on videos from being public viewable

@@limera1nx See also: "sarcasm."

It's not KZfaq, it's CorporationTube.

@@RaceBandit its illumantitube

@@RaceBandit ScamTube

BUT it's 5G!!! ur frying da braincels!!1!111!

So you're saying the rods worked! ...for him. ...with tricks. FORBIDDEN SCIENCE!!!

I did this to find a water hose underground and it worked

I have personally used witching rods....they work. Don't ask me how but it does every time.

I work in municipal construction. We often call for a utility locate (because we have to) and then witch it ourselves.

@@andrewkamm8784 Sounds like confirmatiom bias. Witch the stuff first, *then* call a utility locater.

Yes, Mehdi has a video on them

Hey I have a question. Why do devices such as voltmeters have terminals? It measures the voltage which is basically difference in the potential of two points so what's the point behind having terminals? Isn't it useless? The difference is gonna be the same and only the sign changes. Does the sign has any importance?

@@Warlord_Megatron Terminals is so we can switch cables. Red and black because lots of devices will break if we can't measure what is positive and what is negative. Try to charge a car battery with reversed polarity...

Hey, nice to see you here. Another scam is the use of coffee on wires to save electricity.

The best power saving sticker is placed near light swith and says "Turn off the light when you are not using it!"

How do you think an actual solar panel works?

@@monticore1626 Dielectric effect.

Indeed, greatest thing i have ever seen.

Amazing

I'm using that dance at my next party. :)

@@jeffsucidlo9220 Great!

REAL SCIENCE- DROWSING - REAL SCIENTISTS - NIKOLAI TESLA USED DROWSING and THOMAS EDISON USED DROWSING.

Completely legit. Though pans will not work, but at least 100 meters long wire piece will. And you must live near 100+ kW AM radio station. Some ingenious folk got free light in their garden sheds near our capital city radio station in this way for several decades. Until AM radio in my country got obsoleted and station was dismantled at end of nineties.

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@@KrotowX radio waves are nowhere near powerful enough to light up lightbulbs. perhaps if you held these wires up near transmission-line hot-wires, you could sap some power, but you could easily get in trouble doing that.

If it shocks you it's working!

wait what where they called? I NEED to look up the history of this, cause its so stupid that its funny

I can't agree more

Hello!

REAL SCIENCE- DROWSING - REAL SCIENTISTS - NIKOLAI TESLA USED DROWSING and THOMAS EDISON USED DROWSING.

@@greedyfirstalgorithmlast26 Thomas Edison wasn't a scientist, he was a fucktard sales person that electrocuted a elephant to try and prove Tesla's AC power was more dangerous than Edisons DC power haha,

@@greedyfirstalgorithmlast26 It's DOWSING and it did NOT use two bent wires. It is a significantly more complicated than that.

that's a dangerous path to go down, then you'll get the real nutcases suing you because you didn't give them the "real" stickers. Try proving that you didn't to a judge who studied electricity once in 1937!

Im not sure what the basis for the sue. Sticker is a sticker. Just the print on it would be "remember to turn off your sh*t once you are done".

@@Ev0ltion he missed the joke lmao

I think I detected a small amount of hair regrowth afterwards!

Yep. Their ignorance and GULLIBILITY!!! These can make you a LOT of money if you want to exploit them. BUT! Try and tell people that they have been DUPED! NO ONE wants to admit that they were stupid!

PT Barnum made fortunes on ignorance.

Spot on, there are entire governmental regimes making money out of the populace's ignorance!

@@spacecowboy2483 True that! Right wingers around the world are working it hard, not just in the US.

Brexit is a giant cash grab. Look at the changes being made to their healthcare system. Profiteers are moving in.

Removing the dislike counter for big corps and government channels

He isn't saying youtube is dumb, he's saying the people that believe the videos are real are dumb.

Parts of their fomer userbase. Their userbase are the adverphiles, not the adverphobes. The latter aren't what their customers are interested in.

8:05

8:11

respect brother

The meaning of the word is changing, it seems, but gaslighting used to mean quite intentional manipulation, not just being wrong.

@@tsm688 That is a good point! The 'feeding misinformation while denying the other party's rational thought, causing second-guessing to the point of insanity' bit is still there, however. A sort of... 'unintentional gaslighting' if you will. Keep in mind, also, that such people take the "this is for their own good" line of thinking and *intentionally* cover-up gaps in the logic. Which is easy to do with a kiddo, just like telling them Santa won't visit if they don't eat their vegetables. That is manipulation of a sorts. I am bad with words, but I will say this: you need to experience it to understand just how nasty it is. Intentional or not. And if you read-through this wall of text, get yourself a beer and have a *smashing* day!

@@tsm688that is true. Gaslighting means to screw someone over by giving them a lie and telling the truth to another idiot.

@@murderer2022 Telling the truth to anyone is not required. If I put a book in your bag and convince you it was always there, and keep messing with you like that for months, with the goal of convincing you you're a forgetful twit incapable of manging their own life, that's gaslighting in one of its original meanings. Or someone mysteriously messing with your reports at work to make your work look worse than someone else, is also gaslighting -- someone mysteriously undermining you in **other** people's eyes. Manufacturing a fake reality to undermine someone in their own eyes or others. Being "gaslit", as if by lights on a stage, stumbling around on a fake construction without being aware of it.

They are doing that for clicks and ad money.

@@KrotowX That would require at least some intellect. They clearly have none.

​@@tynj4173 I know it's not worth the wear on my keycaps to type out a response to this, but fine. I'll bite. There is no "hive mind", as convenient of a straw man as that would be for dowsers and whatever persecution complex they suffer from. The far simpler reality is that a lot of people understand that a phenomenon only supported by anecdotal evidence, with not a single controlled study in support of it and many, many pieces of evidence against it, is at best not worth their time and at worst a blatant lie. It's equivalent to saying that smoking tobacco extends one's life because their aunt smoked every day of her life and she lived to be 90 - ignoring the 480,000+ people a year in the US alone who die from smoking-related ailments and decades of evidence to the contrary. Anecdotes. Aren't. Evidence. I don't believe in dowsing not because I am "unable to explain it" (I can, it's ideomotor response, confirmation bias, and perhaps conscious or subconscious expertise), I don't believe in dowsing because there's no evidence to support it. It's not our personal lack of ability to explain - it's that the explanation dowsers want DOES NOT EXIST. Believing things that have no explanation is not and should not ever be the default. If a rigorous explanation for dowsing arises - one that doesn't crumble under the tiniest bit of serious scrutiny, supported by well-documented, well-controlled experiments of sufficient scale - I will have no choice but to and no issue with changing my mind. Until then, I will continue to feel secure in using other methods to find my water.

@@tynj4173 "I intentionally ignore the evidence that has even a possibility of showing that my unsubstantiated claims are wrong, even when the presenter was someone I went out of my way to bother with my claim" - A well-educated, functional adult human being

AND passing the savings right into their pockets, no doubt! ;o)

i just noticed that you could sell such a „energy saving sticker“ as a pdf download. people would pay for the file and the download, and they would have to print it at home. literally 0 production costs!

@@NWGJulian 😂😂😂 You would need to pay a monthly subscription. You know, to keep receiving all the 'benefits'

@@laernulienlaernulienlaernu8953 Yes, you could provide patterns each month and tell people that the patterns were tuned to the interaction between the solar sunspot cycle and changes in the earth's magnetic field. I am sure some would be gullible enough to fall for it.

@@NWGJulian scam lord😂

How this comment is 6hrs old :/

@@AbhishekThakur-wl1pl Patreon.

@@ryujinkondoragon oo

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why didn't the small matches attached to the ion lifter get pulled to whatever the center of curvature was

Circuit: rises Everything else on the table: mmm... Nah, we ain't going to give up on our homie ol' Downwards Gravity.

How's you reply older than video ?

The five year old blew up time

Being 5 years old I ransacked PBX in my father's job. They spent a week until managed to get all their internal phone lines back in running condition. I'm curious what your kid will blow up :)

Yeah, you could maybe attach them to the antenna of the devices made to detect pipes and cables.

that was the plan

It allows KZfaq to be the arbiters of Truth(tm). "We can't have so many people disliking CNN videos. What can we do to solve this problem?"

scammers including msm and politicians as well

@@kittenisageek cry harder, republican

@@TheWolfboy180 They're right you know.

I read a ridiculous explanation why dislike data is hidden. That was done to protect content creators from targeted attacks, which might discourage them from creating new content. I think this video shows why the counter should be visible again.

@@Douglas_Hamilton Lol as if that would help. Comments are way more impactful to content creators. It's basically throwing out the baby with the bathwater.

@@QoraxAudio Totally stupid but that's the "official" explanation Lol

@@Douglas_Hamilton Lol yeah, it doesn't surprise me, because Google PR people aren't that smart! 🤪

I don't think it's a big mistake as far as KZfaq is concerned, because people are probably going to be more likely to watch videos that would have a large number of dislikes now.

it wants to be the worst thing, but it has to be the best thing.

I don't understand the science behind it at all but I have seen it done with my own eyes by a plumber looking for a water main in an old private subdivision with no plans on record(archive containing them burned down years before) - 3 people looking for it with 2 having involvement in the original construction 30+ years before and those 2 were totally wrong while the plumber with the divining rods nailed the exact location in like 5 minutes. Almost thought he was wrong because the line was 3 feet deeper than usual but he told them to keep digging and sure enough it was right there. He himself did say it never works on standing water or small pipes but for finding high pressure water mains it's always worked for him, maybe something to do with static energy from friction of the water moving against the pipes creates a form of telluric current in the ground? But then from what I understand usually there is a layer of slow/non-moving water around the walls of the pipe so not sure how that would work... Don't know but it sure didn't seem like luck, it was a huge area it could have been in and he nailed it. I don't believe in magic but then someone once said that magic is just science we haven't found an explanation for yet so... maybe the lab experiments are too "sterile" to recreate real world conditions to properly test it? I've never personally seen an actual real world test, always done with simulated lab set-ups. Could be wrong though, doubt I've seen every piece of research on it. Definitely seen lots of hokum when it comes to such things too though, maybe he did just get extremely lucky with guessing.

@@jongrey1916 yeh I haven't got a clue how maybe only works on metal pipework. Maybe it's something to do with metal deposits in water. Maybe it's a mystery and we will never know.

​@@HA05GER - Yeah, the pipe/main he was looking for was an old metal alloy not the plastic ones today so that could have something to do with it - possibly even the water had nothing to do with it at all as the pipe could have conducted natural telluric currents or even if there was charge differential over it's length it could have generated it's own very weak currents. Come to think of it the guy that excavated the property they were trying to tie in to the main did note there were like 3 different types of soil in that area and they could have different charge characteristics so that could be possible, though I doubt such weak currents could have any real effect. Mehdi noted the person holding the rods would ground them and thus it shouldn't work based on any EM principles for that reason alone but mr. plumber was wearing his CSA approved work boots with non-conductive soles to protect from electrocution so it's possible he wasn't actually grounded maybe? Not sure that would matter, I'm not an electrical engineer. I've seen several "demonstrations" of divining rods that failed miserably and that was the only time I've seen it seemingly work so assuming it wasn't just pure dumb luck there must have been some specific conditions in that instance that allowed it to work. I still believe the vast majority of people trying to make money or get attention for it are just scammers though. If there is an explanation it has to fit the existing scientific knowledge of how it couldn't work and not just be some mystical hocus-pocus.

@@jongrey1916 I think there is alot to consider. Let's say the pipe reacting with the soil and essentially creating a battery however voltage would be low so even someone holding in barefoot I can't see that grounding out as it would never overcome the resistance. Ground only applies aswell in grid situations so if it isn't grid tied then no ground path for a battery maybe the pipe being in the ground would come into that I don't really know. Maybe the pipe could be essentially acting as an easier route to ground so compared to the rest of the area around the pipe more grounded energy is directed through it causing a slight magnetic field in any of these cases and causing the rods to direct towards the pipe. Nowadays far easier methods exist but I have no reason to believe these don't work. I just can't see how someone could fake the results. Pipe surveys of land do exist but having access to them if they do and they don't tend to be very accurate so at best they give you a rough location but to get bang on I don't think you can cheat that.

"we looked at charts and sysmic data to determine-" "Snooze" "The sticks showed me the way" "😳"

@@crackedemerald4930 All they need to do is live somewhere with a high water table for a while... The challenge is finding somewhere to dig you WON'T get water

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I've used it to find fiberoptic cables... usually can get within a foot of the cable

my buddy was recently stuck at a site and they couldn’t find the water main, the old timer came out with his rods and found it in 4 minutes.

@@jordanlarson8310 ... In the country we use them to find septic tanks... And it works like a charm.

@@hokiepokie333_CicadaMykHyn Someone needs to do a test that proves they actually work. So far, all tests have shown it does not work. I'm not doubting they do per se. Just that it needs to be proven that they do really work.

@@wilsonrawlin8547 ... I've used them with 100% success many times... And it's quick too (kinda like using a stud finder)... However, i can say that I've never used them to locate any sort of electrical fields... I've only used them to locate things as small as 1" pipe (several feet underground), to "many" cesspools and leach lines. IDK how it works, but it's just something we've done out here in the country, forever!!! And i work with a shovel... so i don't have the luxury of wasting daylight, nor digging hundreds of pointless holes!!!

well 100+ in a single episode ain't that bad :P

Yup :)

We found the fly spawn

Please don't. Karma?

@@theobserver9131 Ironically if karma was real you could argue it's a form of free energy lol

@@firstlast446 no because what goes around comes around. Karma follows the law of thermodynamics This is a joke btw

8:10 look how content creators are disappointed

Yeah, his special effects are quite shocking!

@@gyrgrls Indeed! 😄

Mehdi

@@XillyWonka whoops, thanks for the correction

It was funny but to be fair batteries do not generate anything.

@@noanyobiseniss7462 that's semantics. Also, where do you draw the line? Nothing's a closed system...

@@noanyobiseniss7462 the guy said "it would run your house", nothing about generating.

It just pains me that he says "gravity field". I hate that word more than anything because it just shows that dude knows nothing on the simplest physics as gravity is acceleration hence the name gravitational acceleration and there is no "falling up" or down or left or right. The universe does not have any set vectors besides your perspective and based on your local positional axes that you are in

but it's true about gravity, I once got so drunk I started falling upward...repeatedly.

The big question here - where exactly is up and down. Maybe we in reality are always flying up to ground.

@@KrotowX what we see as up and down generally refer to when we are on earth. It all changes when we are in space as we do not have a correct coorelation besides what we as our visual basis

I was surprised how much force he was able to get out of it tho didnt knew you could do that with that big of a contraption

Watch Sseth stream about cancer research.

even better, just cover the plug so no one can plug in!