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How the filming going?

u mad man doing it all from A to Z wow

WELL DONE

Crazy how I can have weird and detailed dreams but I cant imagine an apple when i close my eyes 😂

Stupidity of Human is limitless

I don't believe this exists. Let's have someone pop up in these comments and explain to us exactly how they can see things with their eyes closed. C'mon.

If the mother was pregnant and she died, the child she is carrying is also a death. Therefore two deaths

Very informational! Appreciate the video

Pedralbes so fast love old spa nugburing

Fangio fantastic driver

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SUGGESTING Fantastic Mr. Fox, I JUST WATCHED IT!!! It's so good I love it awww thank you so much thanks

as the days goes by I just want more and more to just NOT have aphantasia and be able to visualize

Nice stuff!

Over 250 radioactive sources have been stolen in the last 10 years according to IAEA. Absolutely insane, makes me wonder if they just don’t give a shit

Thank you for your very informative summary. 6:35 What a beautiful scene - Fangio in Claes' Maserati at Spa

Dinosaurs of Hateg definitely drove in cars (I’ll see myself out for that memey comment…)

I wonder if people from the 50s complained about Ascari dominance the way people complain about Verstappen or Hamilton

What a cool series and video!

And Dorino Serafini still remains the only driver (unsurprisingly) with a 100& podium rate; great video btw

The Three ‘F’s

You missed one, the “too smart for your own good” the radioactive Boy Scout built a DIY breeder reactor in his garage.

WE FOUND IT AND GOT IT AT OUR HOURSE

Great vid but are you making more videos like this or are you focusing on cars

Yup small orphan sources are rather common to show up at industrial junk yards. Typically they are gauge sources- small cylinders about the size of a pencil eraser. The activity is generally in the milicurie range. You can see what they look like on Jsck Jack's channel. He dosed himself quite good with them.😮

Great representational creation of the beginning of f1, things I never knew. Well done with this. I am 50 so got into f1 during Senna Prost era during the 80s but great to here about the beginnings of f1 is great. Indy tag on was weird back then completely different series and went on for years. Nice one!

Very well put together and researched, do not listen to people about your audio not perfect, not easy to do. Lovely to hear about an era of motor racing that is not well documented. Keep going please very interested in this content.

Maybe you (your mind) just refuse, for what ever reason, to understand what seeing an "image" of something in your mind actually means? Yea I know, having "aphantasia" is much cooler.

Slow down, good delivery is measured, as in driving, over driving is slower than smoofh measured driving.

In 1951, the Alfettas were producing 430 horsepower from their 1.5 liter straight-8 engines. This was done with using a two-stage supercharger and some timing changes to add a cooling stroke to prevent the engines from self-destructing. That accounted for the horrific fuel consumption. Though the Ferrrari and Tslbot engines had three times the displacement they were much more economical on fuel consumption and less.stressed.

The dominant Alfa team of Farina, Fagioli, and Fangio was called "La squadra delle tre "effe." Ferrari used a 1.5 litre V-12 supercharged engine in 1950 that wasn't competitive with the Alfas. He saw how competitive the Talbots were with their 4.5 litre atmospheric engines that also benefited from better fuel economy. So for 1951 he used a 4.5 litre normally aspirated V-12 that, although producing less horsepower than the Alfetta engine, was able to compete because it required fewer fuel stops.

Interesting, but really shit sound, you get a like but learn how to record sound.

You are absolutely right, Indy never mattered whilst it was part of the Championship, ironically it started mattering to top F1 teams shortly after it was dropped from the F1 Championship, though Indy's race or qualifying weekends would always clash with Monaco in the 1960s (this was also the case when it was counted for the championship in the 1950s too!). Another great video, looking forward to the next

Great video, liked and subscribed, keep up the good work!

Fix the audio!!!!

I wish the man could enunciate or had better audio.I failed to understand his comment about Paul Pietsch Something about leading car mags.

It's possible Hatzegopteryx habitually flew to the mainland or other islands to exploit wider resources, but I'm not convinced. It has only been found in Hațeg, and it is very reminiscent of the many large flightless birds we see on islands today. It looks a poor flier at best - and on islands poor fliers need to give up flight altogether lest they be blown out to sea.

GRAVITY IS THE NAME OF THE GAME !!! You've totally missed the engineering truth, which explains the minaturisation of Dinosaurs & certain other creatures, including our own ancestors, who were themselves larger than we humans are today. Your example the "Argentinosaurus" as you claim could weigh up to 75 tonnes. But even those tree trunk sized legs would be totally incapable of supporting anything like that weight in today's GRAVITY !!! In other words GRAVITY on Earth was a lot LESS than it is today. At some point in History it obviously began to increase. So all creatures on the planet would be forced to adapt to this changing environment, which required many creatures to shrink. If they could not adapt quickly enough, this would cause them to die out !! The possibility of Gravity change on Earth is still refuted by those Scientists, who fail to understand Electrical Engineering or read Nikola Tesla's work and Professor Velikovsky's work. The later published the truth about the problems that caused the Gravity change in his scientific book "Worlds in Collision" published in 1950 by the science publisher MacMillan. So the problem with "Science" today is a chronic lack of Inter-disciplinary interfacing. Meaning each branch of Science now ignores every other, to their own detriment, which holds progress in many fields back !!!!

Magyar, rhymes with bodger. Why don't you know that? Because you didn't bother to find out 😅 Hațeg ( hatseg) is less thsn 200 km from me.

nice video

Interesting! For most of my adult life (now 77 years old) I have never been able to close my eyes and visualize anything - it's all just a vague, blurry backdrop. My dreams are also far more tactile, with blurry visuals. When I was a child the usual childhood illnesses unerringly came with vivid hallucinatory images and imagination so I had convinced myself that my adult lack of visualisation was probably just a mental rejection of those frightening childhood memories. Perhaps I'm just aphantasic? My wife is very 'arty' and when we first met I tried to explain my lack of visualisation to her but she just looked at me as if I was nuts. Surprisingly, I have quite a well balanced eye for art, photography and design, both symmetry and asymmetry, which annoys my wife enormously. I've spent my adult life as an engineer (including design engineering) and have been quite creative, particularly with productive lateral thinking, but am a terrible artist. Often I've had to prototype designs myself before being able to convince others that my ideas are sensibly viable. Perhaps, like dyslexia, which I apparently also suffer from, aphantasia forces you to think outside the box rather than just being a 'herd thinker'?

Aphantasia? Wow, I can't even picture what that would be like. I have the opposite condition. It is a gift and a curse

I told my wife that i think i have aphantasia because i cant imagine a life without her.

Funny, we must have seen the same podcast or an offshoot of it. I just discovered about 18 months ago that I, too, have aphantasia. I used to believe folks were just _imagining_ things/objects and _saying_ they "saw" these things in their heads when they closed their eyes. All I see is...a big, dark nothing! Now I realize I am inner-vision challenged. Since this has been a life-long condition, I have no idea how different my life would have been had I been born with inner visualization capabilities. Oh, well. In aptitude/personality tests, I fall squarely within the "analytical" category. I always had a facility for math. But can draw nothing but stick figures! Ironic, since my childhood ambition had been to become a comic book illustrator and writer due to my love for comic books! After I found out about my condition, I began to ask my friends and family to describe what they saw, boy did those answers vary! Some thought I was being whimsical; others were as inner-blind as me! What a world. I wonder whether this condition runs in families? Interestingly, I dream quite vividly--both in color and in black-and-white! Be well.

I can only unlock my visualization with thc or lsd, or just before or after sleep, I wonder about possible therapy or training, I didnt really mind my aphantasy (and didnt really pay attention to it) until my first experience of visualization on drugs, the wierd thing is that I felt like It got better after that, and more common after I started drawing

its so frustrating bc i cant picture a keyboard when i try to type

Everyone "Sees" blackness and nothingness. I think people are confusing communication when they ask, "what do you see?" Dreams are a terrible example, because you actually "see" things while dreaming, which is entirely NOT what's happening when you "visualize" something. Nobody "sees" the things they imagine. They're just thinking about it.

My qualifications are in maths and physics and I don't visualize very well but am quite analytical. Is this typical amongst physicists?

Nice summary 👍

I was on a nerve medication that gave me amnesia and found out Aphantasia swell! Actually shocking considering not know who I was but knowing I was remembering wrong. I was taught very visually in the world so no longer having this ability made navigating out of this world!! Great video hope we get more attention !

Is there a place where the population is mostly midgets?