The factory must g r o w

I love this comment so much😊

Oh great, now I’m imagining elves as cherub-sized servitors in red-green-white livery using their mechadendrites to build -toys- morale-boosting accessories as they sing praises to Saint Sanguinius. 😂

​@@UGNAvalonGive thanks to the Angel Sanguinius for his sacrifice and his example to us all!

Fairly certain this has got to be a dark mechanicum installation... Those small creatures look xenos, possible Eldar genetic influence... Also, this toys do not look like imperial sanctioned technology. Burn everything. 😐

Praise be!

i was confused, too. Why?

likely just a script trip, things happen its just a little mistake

It makes it a little more authentic for the AI to do that. Many people on youtube bugger up their editing by including two different takes of reading a line.

It said it differently too. I wonder if it is too difficult to fix.

the world of 40K spans the entire galaxy for millennia, so yes, you are right in seeing the epicness :)

thats because the art, look and *style* of 40k are hard to capture in just text unless you wright a thesis describing the gothic majesty of the command bridge on a luna class battleship juxtaposed by the hellish conditions of the "reactor cleaners" and "ammo loaders"

@@robrib2682 you're truly a poet

Free enough within the Imperium 👀

Sounds like heaven in the imperium

Sounds familiar

Sounds like a Workers Paradise ⚒️

You vill sleep in ze pod, you vill eat ze bugs, und you vill be happy!

This channel used Attenborough's voice in the past and got into legal trouble for that.

It's mostly in the "Ai sigh" you notice after every sentence and sometimes every word dependent on the voice but you notice it do you

No way, is this AI? Sounds so legit

@@KabzieMusic listen at the end of a few sentences and some words to hear a deep breath the Ai uses a lot

​@@KabzieMusic Now you know why they called it Abominable Intelligence

That's less than twice as much as Earth's current population... It's really not that much, I don't know why you're making it out to be. Earth isn't that large and consider how much of the world is still empty. I'm talking about how many empty spaces there are on land, not to mention the fact that 75% of the world is covered in a completely uninhabited ocean...

Indeed, the scale of them is pretty bonkers to really think about

@@ao1778 It's an agri world, which isn't supposed to have lots of people, and it already has 11 Billion people. It's going to be insane how many people live ina forge world, which is supposed to have many people, and they even boil oceans away and dig past the crust

Thank you! I certainly will cover them in more depth, got a couple topics lined up for them soon!

Thank you!

Woops, more to do with my shoddy editing, slipped through the cracks with that one

High energy photons do be like that sometimes.

Yes and no, (very) strong radiation yes, like gamma rays, but if we take for example beta radiation we see where it deviates. Because beta radiation has a very hard time flipping a bit and can be stopped by very few centimetres of metal. But its still strong enough to penetrate human skin, cause skinburns and increase cancer chances. WAY more dangerous that if beta particles get inhaled or otherwise get into the bloodstream, then they can do real damage to a human. So yeah radiation = / radiation and as another example. Tons of cosmic events creating gamma radiation which hits earth "from time to time", technically its a ton all the time, but its very spread out etc. This gamma radiation has the chance, has been recorded to and has been tested to show it can flip bits on a normal computer like yours even after going trough all that atmosphere etc. But despite technically there being a good bit of that, its all still a game of chance, where it comes from, how strong it is exactly, what it goes trough, what it hits etc.pp. all lead to the pure fact that your computer probably never flipped a bit trough gamma radiation OR if it happened it was nothing important with consequences. On the other hand I could blast you yourself with endless amounts of alpha radiation and nothing would happen since its too weak to penetrate your skin (dont inhale it tho). All jsut again to illuminate radiation is a lot about strength of individual particles/waves, total quantity and sheer luck/numerical statistics.

Mmmm… radiation. It’s what’s for dinner. -Adeptus Mechanicus PSA, M38

Actually only SpaceX do that right now to reduced the cost for Germanium electric component. NASA tended to use computer made from Germanium to counter radiation problem.

The taint of chaos

Thank you

Wait i though chogoris was Jagahatais world

Can do, completely slipped my mind to throw them together

@@Scholarslore I think it might benefit your view count. People often go to 40k lore for either sleeping or studying or painting. Yours is good for all three

Glory to the Motive Force! Tech Priest​@@Scholarslorehas heard our cries! The Noosphere grows with the Machine God's wondrous knowledge.

Sleeping or study about the most brutal world ever created ? Imao

How could you fall asleep to this nightmare stories 😂?

It's actually AI (Check description)

40k writers are often hilariously bad at properly managing the scope and scale involved in the setting, so you often get wildly inappropriate numbers. My favorite is one of the books gives the dimensions and statistics of an imperial battleship. And factoring its size and volume, it apparently had an overall density similar to cigar smoke.

Yeah, the writers are not proper science fiction authors, but rather geeky edge-lords.

Nah man. That's what made it so perfect 😂

It's getting harder to tell. Used to be I could tell within seconds, if not immediately. Now it takes a few more seconds to process that uncanny perfection quality. It's really bizarre.

Regular civilian stuff is produced on other Imperial worlds, eg hive worlds. Forge worlds produce mostly armaments and the high end tech stuff like Baneblades and Titans. Their production standards are higher and the finished products are much better quality than a regular Imperial worlds output, so Forge worlds make the important stuff - i.e weapons, munitions and Imperial Navy space craft.

Adding onto this: forge worlds also build many of the more sophisticated machines which the hive worlds use to produce all their regular goods and equipment. So while you wont find the mechanicus running a factory building staplers, they probably built the key equipment and might send a low level tech-priest around every century or so to make sure you didn't turn the machinery into stills or something.

I think you may be mistaking a feature as a flaw. Yes, having individual worlds dedicated to one specific role might seem foolish but it actually serves the purposes of Terra. Basically the goal is to cripple the self-sufficiency of individual planets, star systems, sub-sectors and even entire sectors and to keep them reliant on each-other (and by extension the imperium) to function. The key reason for this is so that if there is a large scale rebellion, the rebels will not have access to the complete means of waging interstellar war. When you look at it this way the makeup of the Imperium starts to make more sense. Everything is set up to keep each group functional but constrained so that they can't easily consolidate power. Obviously the Imprium's fighting forces would be more effective if the Imperial Guard and the Imperial Navy were not two completely separate millitaries, but separating them makes it much harder for some random high admiral to declare himself godking and start rolling over sectors. Likewise specializing forge worlds to one task or a few tasks means that if the world is taken by Chaos, they cant just dump demon magic into the machines and start printing enough war materials for an entire black crusade. You have to remember that the biggest threat to the Imperium comes from within. In 10000 years of war the only enemy which came close to defeating the Empire was Horus, and he was greatly aided by the fact that he could seize control of entire sectors via force or subterfuge which were already able to fully support a crusade with few logistical weaknesses.

You, my friend, have never seen an accountant talk to an engineer. When in doubt, blame the bureaucracy. Especially when it’s composed of trillions of administrators over billions of light years. Or whatever.

Oh oh. Looks like somebody is questioning the almighty machine god's perfect designs. Guess you just volunteered to become the newest sanitation servitor. Seriously though, the lore mentions Leman Russ tanks as having suspension but the tanks themselves are obviously based on WW1 tank designs which didn't have any. Like most things in 40k you have to ignore the impracticality and embrace the 'rule of cool'.