I explained this to a comment moments before scrolling down and reading yours, better explanation than mine

You forgot chemistry and chemical engineers' contributions to this topic.

Imagine how nanotechnology will fit into the present accumulated knowledge of science and technology

STFU!! It's evil satanic spirit technology and like the pyramids & people can't move big rocks around, they can't design electronics either. So-called 'engineering' is just a smoke screen cult where aliens materialize components they $ell. Get it straight =)

Which raises the conundrum of a generation of students needing to learn more than the previous generation due to the build up of inventions and knowledge, wouldn't you say?

Considering she was running windows xp, it may hv not been far from it

@@jbway86 Look at the corner of the screen, you can see the date was 1/10/2014 and support for XP ended on 4/8/2014.

@@jbway86 6:48

@@bunjier4041 didn't see that timestamp actually. But its still extremely possible

@@jbway86 I mean, Seagate is a pretty old-school mechanical hard drive company, so it follows that their method of producing educational films lol

They don't in the long run. I personally had several magnetic HDD stopped working all of a sudden. While it is fascinating to listen this technology is obsolete now and replaced by Solid state flash drives where there is no movement involved.

@@tdhanasekaran3536 They used survive very long Now days it’s useless It happens to all storage mediums Cassettes floppies

@Hidden Dude this is my alt account

@@tdhanasekaran3536 SSD better unless doesn't power surge like short circuit

@@tdhanasekaran3536 just gotta get a high quality drive, my wd blue is still going strong after almost a decade

This is layers of engineering across many years of development and many, many people are involved in this. The first magnetic drives where nowhere near as elaborate ;)

Pretty amazing though and difficult to understand how the concept came into being in the first place.

Yeah reeeeeeeal complicated...A magnet a disk and a copper head...Wow. So complicated.

D Harlo yeah, just ignore all the optimizations and design improvements that has been done

@@blazeaglory you probably think you're really cool for making it seem like it isn't a complicated topic

LOL........ but.. you don't see any RGB Lights because that's just poofy and for gamers WE ARE NOT PLAYING GAMES HERE :P

no she isnt.

@@dinkolukin she is, I finished my essay because of her hahahahahah

The mark of a master

Except I'm sure they never want 2 explain why they all 'magically' fail within a few years, while real brands of hard drives keep on trukin' =)) WD is also $hit.

@@Deathrape2001 What brands would you recommend? Got a 1TB seagate drive that I've had for at least 5 years and am suddenly worried i'm gonna magically lose it all one day

LOL........ woooah easy there fella More than 1 word understood per day and you might faint LOL

yeh I have seagate 500 gb laptop hdd failed!

@@sultanahmed9694 Mine Seagate Backup Plus external drive failed within 2 months with minimal use... 😂😂

Let it fall onto it's side, about 3 inches, like doing a push up = failure =)) Randomly fail 4 'no reason at all' losing all data instantly = typical. Seagate is junk. I read something about them using platters where the $hit literally flakes off inside! LOL!! They overheat, R noisy, & constantly doing random 'maintenance' clicky $hit even when working 'properly' = so lame = useless trash.

that is funny, after reading all these comments im surprised my laptop of 3 years with a 2tb seagate hasnt broken down yet

If your data is on a Seagate, seriously U need 2 back all that $hit up onto a real hard drive, like a samsung, or even a Hitachi. Seagate is the worst of 'modern' drives. B 4 that it was junk like 'Micropolis'. The corporation is run by azzholes who pretend gouging & scamming to run the flood waters through the industrial park in Thailand with WD after undercutting competitors via 'dumping' ($ubsidizing) then buying them up & pretending there is a 'shortage' is some kind of big sick joke that earns them 'respect'. No, your products are $hit & I will just keep buying 'pre either' drives from other brands like pre-Seagate Samsung (B 4 U $tole the name & peddle $eagate GARBAGE in it's 'name'). Samsung (pre-seagate) are the most reliable drives I've ever used, but NOTHING is perfect =) Some die yes...

Yeah, Johann S. Bach! lol

thanks for clarifying, i had no clue which lady u were talking about

Probably pesky kids.

Dislikers feel shame and accept how they are stupid and lazy in contrast of this lady, especially i mean gorls

Meanwhile some people can't differentiate between Like and Dislike Icon

Probably quality Seagate products xD (j/k I haven't had as much trouble with Seagate stuff as the Internet... knock on wood)

We are glad you enjoyed this video, Michael!

bits, data, 0,1. They do not exist. They are human abstraction, human language for folks who don't understand physics. When yoiu look at what actually is going on is, magnetic field in the case of hard drive. North pole cause current to flow one way, and south pole cause current to flow the other way. It is these oscillations that transport energy that we experience and perceive as words, pictures, sound, etc. Human perception as the brain operate. Energy stored in either magnetic fiedl or electric field. Capacitors in whatever form or other names, store energy in electric field and it also has oscillations. The problem with computer science is the real thing is hidden and covered up with abstractions. Machine language. Nope, wrong. it is not machine language, it is our language. Machines do not read 0 and 1. You won't find it anywhere, no such thing. You animate 0 and 1 as if it is actually spitting out of that head. It doesn't. How stupid. But the stupidity is repeated bilions of times and then it becomes a substitute for the actual. And it works. And when you push it, where is the 0 and 1, they will show you the animations... that is right.

@@alchemy1 we live using abstract concepts no because they are truths by because they make progress possible.

@@Itz_Hawks Yea tell me about it. Worse yet, language itself is an abstraction. So everything I said is an abstraction. Using abstraction to explain abstraction.... Oh my.

In short. Data is stored on a disk. The arm can read and write data.

Yeah as if a non technical person understood how transducer works lol

Great, we're glad to hear that!

@@seagate Seagate thanks for replying

Sega Genesis, I usually can't eat more than a quarter, so half is more than enough.

But, you have Blast Processing!

She can't be that smart, given Seagate's atrocious reputation in the industry for making unreliable Hard Drives...

Nice try zombie.

she actually seems slightly unsure of what she's talking about

@sarthak sharma no one asked

It's a glorified tape recorder that puts it down in a spiral. The 'control mechanism' is the complicated bit really = the precision.

Thank you!

Dude Hard Drives are the main component on nuclear duck bills

Nah! But that bitchass Obama bin laden received one for doing nothing.

Ya..!! there name is :':[{]}+#*,>/';[P[{ From the Galaxy Nipo-andromead..!!!!!!

No because it wasn't inventend in a day by one person, it was slowly crafted and updated by a lot of people from different companies over a big amount of time, in fact some technology used in hard drive are older than the drive itself

Nobody 'came up' with this. It evolved from tape, then oxide-coated disks, like $30,000+ for a few hundred megs, refrigerator size LOL Look into it.

We appreciate the kind feedback!

ok... When just explained a hard drive to that level i think it's safe to say that if you don't spell correctly when commenting.. THAT'S JUST INSULTING LOL