Why Biofuel is a Scam?
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Hello everyone and enjoy your meal, because the sight of this burger will definitely make your mouth water. Interesting fact, the patty in it is made not of meat, but of the contents of this bottle, which look not so appetizing. I wonder how tasty the burger with this artificial patty is, and whether vegetarianism can save our planet and protect animals. Well, let's find out!
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Please use your own voice. Everyone loves it. Please stop with USA voice.
Yeah, there's not much need or desire for an easier-to-understand, 'murican-sounding voice among science minded Americans. It makes the video feel gimmicky and mass-produced. It's a bad move for a channel with unique, high-level content when there are SOOOO many scammy science channels producing SOO much junk.
No more updoots
It's never been his own voice it's always been a voice over, he speaks only Russian. He just got American sounding voice actor now.
He has a community post that explains that he can't do the voice overs due to workload and fatigue. This also implies that it is his own voice in the original videos.
yea the cheese factor with the voice overs is nutz. Its like some c-list history channel documentary. This information is on wiki if we wanted it all plain bread, We come here for you.
We need your voice back pleaae
He won’t listen. It is annoying watching him mime. Sad he doesn’t listen to people and thinks they can’t understand him.
He thinks if new people start watching they won’t be frightened off but I think they will watch it and leave for the reason he is faking it.
I just do not know why he just does not show himself if he keeps the different voice.
It wasn't him in the first place.
real, makes me wanna not watch anymore. it makes it like a generic yt video with ai voice over. sad. you lost the human element man.
@@MasterBlaster3545 he's not miming. He's speaking russian, and then it gets redubbed in english.
TH-cam probably started blocking him because the restrictions on russia. It's stupid.
No offense to the guy doing the voice over, but your real voice is far better and more sincere.
It was always a dub.
@@ThunderChunky101 you are correct.He used to use his real voice. Before because it's easier to do it in a controlled environment like that, then relying on someone or something else
@@borttorbbq2556 No, it wasn't his real voice previously.
Have a look at the videos.
They were also dubbed.
idk i find this one easier to understand, or i could even be happy with subtitles.
@@ThunderChunky101 - Not necessarily, it's entirely possible that he never figured out how to synch his audio and video properly when using a mic and camera setup that were completely different inputs. E.G. A dedicated Mic, and a separate dedicated camera. Point is, we do not know for certain, so we can only guess. Thus, since we can only guess, we really can't try to claim that guess is a fact, unless he either confirms it, or doesn't.
I miss your voice dude
Great video. But with your voice it was (at least for me) much better.
PLEASE dude
I actually adore Thoisoi's English accent! Bring back the Ruski scientist
Absolutely
He is not ruski, he is from Baltic country
It wasn't his voice.
Oh my god can y'all shut up about his voice? It's fine, and he said doing the dub the way he did before was exhausting. Why do you want him to have to put more time and effort into his videos to get the same level of quality at the end? Let him put that effort into the actual video content. Or, even better, just give the man a break. Dude's still churning out great videos and it's not as hard for him now. Good for him.
Your voice>>
Yeah I miss his voice, but I understand English is not his native language. it is difficult to verify that all the information stated is correct and is pronounced correctly is so troublesome for a non-native speaker.
The voice actor does a good job, this is just the early days where he's finding how to present the information in an engaging way.
I, for one will keep watching because the content is awesome.
How is it any more difficult if he still has to have it translated to english either way
I've been doing research on biodiesel made with ethanol for a few years now. We recycle the glycerol byproduct back into the reaction as a glyceroxide catalyst. We react the waste cooking oil directly from the fryers on campus with 200 proof ethanol (not denatured). Ethyl esters are slightly better in energy density than methyl esters. I've been able to distill biodiesel made from soybean oil into 2 different fractions. One fraction is enriched with saturated esters and one that is purely ethyl oleate. Ethyl oleate melting point is -32C and can be used as a fuel in colder climates
Interesting! Is this documented in a Paper, or some sort of Project Log anywhere yet? If not i would love to hear more about this project!
Yes, but with very little modifications you can put unmodified raw soybean oil (filtered) directly into some random diesel engine and it will run just fine. Older engines will run it without any modification.
We should research engines that combust dry grain dust. It's extremely flammable. You'd just need to work out a delivery system to keep the dust from compacting.
To dry the moisture it's simpler and faster just to heat it, and must cost a lot less than demonstrated in this video.
@tripplefives1402 It isnt within my research to design or modify diesel engines, and using WVO as fuel doesn't produce any glycerol for my catalyst formulation, which can be applied to other chemistries. Much of what we do minimizes waste and improves the safety, sustainability, and efficiency of producing biodiesel/glycerol from triglycerides
As a method of using up used cooking oil, biodiesel makes good sense, but if you're going to raise rapeseed, or some other agricultural product, just to make biodiesel, it doesn't seem to be economically viable. Thanks very much for sharing your study with us, Great work!!
Mixing alcohol into gasoline was very stupid, but I'm pretty sure it was a back-handed way of government subsidizing of farmers
Priviet! Where is my comrade?
A few points to note. Biofuels are because they can be created and most of them can extend to crude based fuels we have making them last longer. That's the main factor in this as many vehicles do tend to sit around while running or they are doing highway driving so its more of an idle running so fuel consumption is not much of a problem vs needing work load.
Ethanol added to gasoline can help improve carbon buildup in an engine as this has been tested out before. There is some corrosion but nothing like Methanol but compared to the carbon build up of pure gasoline without any added Ethanol, is fairly dramatic so it can help preserve the engines running especially for people that don't get the vehicle up in RPM to burn out the carbon deposits. Most of the corrosion from the Ethanol is because it just sits with it when they did the tests vs normal operation so the corrosion in that regard is almost negligible. The real problem is water absorbing into the fuel where corrosion can happen but that's only because of water getting into the system in the first place and there are ways to mitigate or remove it from being a problem. Again main factor is preserving the crude based fuel we already have making it last longer. Atleast until other sources become a lot better to join it as electric is still a ways away. As far as farms, some farms were saved because they could grow fuel based corn than food as it does not need the same standards as food corn or even animal grain. Not really a decrease in food production as a Farmer grows what they can make money off of to keep the farm going, sometimes they cycle what they grow and fuel corn is a good switch up for the ground for later crops. and most the US does not need to do any deforesting as most of it is Plains territory and already without most trees.
Biodiesel on the other hand is not meant to use pure fresh oil which is where you started off with. The used oil does smell quite different than any fresh oil. Far more pleasing to smell and as far as stability we have many that use it and not much of problems come from it but they could be mixing it with diesel or because its used cooking oil, it may not foam (not sure on that of if its something done during the process or creation). Here in the US the oil all comes from places that have deep fryers like fast food places so its all a waste oil and depending on how its done, the people that collect the oil sometimes get paid to take it away, they take it for free (so the owners don't have to pay for disposal) or sometimes they pay the owners for the oil but that's probably as a guarantee that they keep it to vegetable based oils and keep out other fats. Either way Biodiesel tends to be quite cheap because of this and it can be made at a house for use if needed as its not as hazardous as ethanol production.
Both have the negatives in some cases but they also have their uses, For most thing they are well off but there are times with some old carbureted mowers where they are a pain because they keep getting water in the system and gunking things up. Mostly a pain because they can sit around for several months during the cold months because they are not needed.
Addition: farmers thought... Production varies snnuslky, bad years, good years. On a global scale. In good years prices then drop to a sliver of nothing, you cannot life from. Isn't that ridiculous? You get a great harvest, but therfore you need to invest more, than you get out? So, Biofuels are a great opportunity, to use such an overflow, to allow farmers living from their work. And, you need to have enough production to squeeze out enough for the whole world in a terrible bad year out of obvious reason. So there is quite an amount of surplus energy available. Indeed, deforestation just for Biofuels should be avoided, as well as ridiculous price boosts of edibles, when in competition with energy. But nonetheless, quite an amount of Biofuels can be added to the fuel mix. And, with machines optimized, fuels (be it diesel or gas, containing some 10, 20 % or more of biofuels) combust cleaner, less waste gas treating needed, less air pollution. While CO2 is the long lasting climate thing, other combustion engine byproducts are toxic, life threatening. Anything reducing those, helps. And, biofuels do that...
About ethanol engines: the fuel can use more compression ratio and more spark advance to improve power output and fuel economy. My car (a Ford Fiesta 1,6l with flex fuel management) has a 12,5:1 compression ratio and knocking sensor, the difference in fuel consumption regarded with gasoline is about 30% more in volume. The power output is 104cv in gasoline and 109 in ethanol
I don't understand why people say they prefer the old voice. I'm not a native English speaker and it was so draining to focus to understand what you were saying through your thick accent for a whole 20 minutes video. I'll keep watching if your own voice comes back, but to me this is a clear improvement.
I know this name haha. I suppose that's fair, as a native English speaker I found the old voice relaxing
Bc we're native english speakers and could easily understand it. New one sounds like a used car salesman
Everyone complaining about the voice, please do an exercise for me: write a 5 minute presentation in any subject you want, then phonetically write out and speak it in a language you don’t speak and don’t understand.
Yeah, his original voice is a defining aspect of why a lot of us started liking the channel, but let’s accept it was too much work to keep going forward and enjoy what is presented.
Brazil seems to be doing just fine. Of course, the engines on their cars are designed to run with ethanol. IIRC they even have flexible engines that can be used with pure ethanol, pure gasoline, and any kind of mixture of both.
You do know we’ve been through this before Thoisoi. No more voice over from other people. We love your voice
Quality science content. Cheers
I visited that stationery steam engine as a kid on a school trip and got mesmerised watching it whilst the rest of the group walked off leaving me there alone, I didn't realise until an hour later when I needed a pee and had to walk around in a panic trying to find the school trip group
I miss your natural voice please bring it back
Regarding replacing gasoline with ethanol, I think taking advantage of its capability to handle higher compression ratios is imperative to getting as much out of it as possible. Also I believe that optimal performance comes in a 4:1 gasoline-to-ethanol mixture. Beyond that, you get diminishing returns on knock resistance while significantly dropping the energy density.
Regarding biodiesel, now there is also HVO biodiesel in addition to FAME biodiesel. Basically it turns the plant oils into hydrocarbons directly rather than to esters. It also has propane as a biproduct
The contrast between your kind & positive attitude and your sincere accent created the perfect aesthetic. I love science but I'm no scientist. Fearing I may never hear it again I'm off to the past to re-live perfection. I'll hear you there.
here in the USA I had a 1960's Diesel Jetta. The car had a lot of problems since it had over 300K miles, but I did find that running a few tanks of biodiesel in the summer would help clean out the injectors due to it having some ethanol in it.
It wasn't his own voice in the older videos, people. He just got a new translater who is a native English speaker. The last one wasn't a native speaker so you thought it was his own voice.
I think you are right. There is one video I found where he speaks on camera and it is dubbed over, no doubt. I feel duped.
This makes sense.
Have you watched his original videos. I mean, the same videos but in Russian. I did and I see that his mouth moves to the voice. The voice in the Russian videos is, I would say without any kind of spectroscopy of his voice, that it is the same voice that is used in the earlier videos from the channel.
Also, I would think it is very difficult to have a different person whose speech patterns are different and the rate at which they speak to speak in sync with the mouth movements.
Why can't people just enjoy the video for the content and stop focusing on ridiculous things like the voice over.
Perhaps you don't know his Lab was destroyed in a fire and had pretty much lost everything. He may not have the time anymore to overdub the videos in English so he gets someone else to do it.
@@adam3141 I know it was burned down. I also know thag it was someone else's voice, because he actually doesn't speak a word of English.
@@adam3141 Thanks for pointing to the original channel, hmm now we know why the English channel is named 'Thoisoi2'.
Switching to public transport only really works for societies, economies and geographically suitable places.
Some places, public transport is also more expensive and less convenient than driving a car long distance, Australia is a good example of this, at least in my state it is.
The more i learn about our power grid, the more i realize that modern nuclear energy options are our best option. Small form reactors, LFTRs, Thorium Reactors, molten salt reactors. Utilizing our advanced technology, Improved engineering & material science. Utilizing our greater understanding of safety & well made designs. We have so much more advanced computer technology & robotics that can be used. It feels like even tho tons of advancement has occurred with engineering designs, safety measures, etc. It still doesn't matter to most people. It's like most people are ingrained with a natural negative response when talking about nuclear energy. It's a bummer because i truly believe that our best option for our future is to start utilizing Modern advanced nuclear energy options in our electrical grid. It's just proving to be challenging to get politicians to get on board.
It will really allow places to be much more energy independent. Less reliant on fossil fuels. They'll have efficient, stable electrical grids and the rest of the grid could experiment with alternative power sources, power desalination plants, etc.
We need to heal from the trauma of our past. See & learn that those things only happened solely from Us not understanding what we were doing when it came to nuclear energy at the time. We didn't have advanced enough technology, material science, engineering, safety measures, understanding of how to go about everything, etc. This source of energy will greatly help the world improve towards the future and lowering emissions. More than anything else could, while also providing a very stable electrical grid system. Currently we have alternative energy options but the majority of our grid is powered off of fossil fuels and emission producing sources of energy. We will be so much better going forward commiting to modern advanced nuclear energy options.
Thoisoi2, stepping it up a notch. Nicely done!
The 10-15% differences in energy density, and efficiency have some significance to the Carnot cycle... but that's at the end of its days as fuel cells don't throw away most of the energy as waste heat.
Nice video. Useful to see the experiments that compare the different fuel types and their alternatives
What I don't understand is that why we need to use the main corn or sugarcane instead of the remaining stuff which is cellulose and then use cellulase to make glucose and then make ethanol? Why use food when we can use waste? Maybe it's not cost efficient or slow, but it's something
Here in Brazil we already have engines that use any mix of Gas+Ethanol.
I love your channel and am grateful for all the vids you make. Will always support you.
If you're able, it would be nice to hear your natural voice again.
Apparently it's always been a voice over?
@@christianterrill3503 Of course it's a voice over, you don't really expect him to the video again in English.
Perhaps listen to his other Channel done in Russian and hear for yourself that it's always been his voice
I have a friend that makes his own biodiesel for his truck.... Always smells like french fries (he gets used oil from restaurants and it gets filtered, etc)
people arguing over him using his voice and ignoring the content. That's where we are in the world today.
Interesting fact, in Brazil one of the biggest delays in the implementation of electric vehicles is political lobbies involving sugar cane farmers.
One thing no one ever mentions about alcohol for fuel, if you increase the compression ratio from 8:1 to 14 :1, alcohol will provide better mileage, because you are getting more power from the alcohol. However, it does not like all of the kluge pollution control systems added over the decades to reduce pollution, however, burning pure alcohol will not produce the many forms of pollution the systems are designed to control, and are not needed, but the government does not recognize such science.
BTW, please use your real voice, it is your signature for your videos!
I drive a diesel car and at the gas stations where I live the pumps all say that they have UP TO 40% biodiesel mixed in with the regular diesel. So I have no idea how much that actually is. But I know we have "summer diesel" and "winter diesel" and I always assumed the percentage was higher in the summer than in the winter.
Loved the sugar cane production in the Brazilian jungle 😂. Sugar cane grows even in arid environments.
Very interesting and informative - I had no idea how bio-fuels were produced. To complete the story, biofuels from genetically modified bacteria would have been a useful addition.
Public transportation is not sanitary, we should have learned that during the last pandemic.
I'm pretty sure the voiceover guy he uses also does the videos about our health insurance benefits at work.
This video has reminded me of my basic training in thermodynamics, coupled with the simple fact that oxygen has already robbed much of these fatty-esters' combustibility and volatility. It almost seems obvious in retrospect, so thank you for demonstrating this so obviously.
But (cough cough wheeze) that nasty tailpipe is common to all internal combustion engines, so best to be (cough cough wheeze) done with those.
The problem with using public transportation is that at least here in Texas it’s basically non existent. The infrastructure was built for cars, not people. Some neighbourhoods don’t even have sidewalks, trains and buses really only exist in the city and people live too far from stores to make walking or biking even remotely feasible. There’s no incentive for the government to change either.
Very hard to stay engaged with this voice over, please return your voice, there's nothing wrong with it.
If you feel it's not 'good enough', consider it as another form of exercise to improve, we will all be your cheerleaders ;)
I also think e-fuels are expensive and energy inefficient in production. Maybe you could do a video on them?
I feel like wood gas engines should have been mentioned. While not traditional bio fuel, it is a tried and true system of converting wood to fuel that is comparable to petroleum engines. I've even read a few sources which allege that had the geologic process for petroleum creation never happened we still would have had a vehicle revolution, just with wood gas generators instead of petroleum.
I have the answare for co² on atmosfere, just buy charcoal em make powder and put on soil. If those ambientalists want make real diference do that, here on Brasil you can buy bilions of tons of charcoal cheap, from eucaliptus trees from reforestation, it is already in use for steel production. But much more can be made for carbon locking, just start buying. Every 5 years can be cut for more charcoal, 1000 t per hectare
My truck is diesel and i go out of my way to avoid gasoline with ethanol for use with my generator, mower, motorcycle, ect…
I used soybean-based biodiesel for several years in a VW Beetle turbodiesel. Now I've made the switch to full electric cars and motorbikes and won't go back.
“we need to use public transit and limit the use of private vehicles”. this video brought to you by your friendly neighbourhood WEF agent. remember. eat the bugs and you will own nothing.
An ethanol engine is just a gasoline engine with a few minor changes.
12:45 "Fahrenheit" 12:58 "ounce"...you can't trust those US voice-over guys.
I've made biodiesel nearly the same way you did, methanol + NaOH then mixed to lineseed oil but without heating and with the right balance, I just shaked it and it separates by itself with a clear biodiesel smelling like haselnut and working fine... no heating, no stiring, no washing required for me😂 you don't need to convert 100% to get the right viscosity for a direct common rail so you don't need to put the methanol in exess... I've used it with a clio renault 1.5dci
That’s why methanol is meant to be used in direct fuel cells for the production of electricity, not combustion
*ethanol, also it's used in combustion engines, notably in Brazil, which was pioneer on this issue as they have a historical massive sugarcane production.
@@LuisAldamiz Brazil does have a bunch of pure ethanol fuel (E-100) and capable internal combinations engine cars. This person was mentioning “Direct Methanol Fuel Cells” though which are a near-off the shelf technology one could make a Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle / Hybrid Electric Vehicle with that wouldn’t have all the problems of Hydrogen Fuel.
@@LuisAldamiz Direct Ethanol Fuel cells have been somewhat explored if i remember correctly.
@@LuisAldamiz both methanol and ethanol are used
@@mr.lelito9524 - Maybe but I don't know that. Traditionally it's been ethanol, i.e. common drinking alcohol.
Only real renewable source of fuel, which is carbon neutral is biomass. But only of done right.
For example, if you plant the trees in the city street, trim it as needed and use it to power electric plant or communal heating.
Not to grow crops in the field.
So far it's an utopian opinion to use public transportation. Too many unsolved inconsistencies with scheduling, location and frequency.
So audience, ur accustomed to the other voice. His content is as great as it was before delivering facts & data to my big ears & thats what I'm here for. I think i can easily deal with the slight change for all that. Not a problem, right?. Good day to all his fans here 🙂
Great video. Thank you.
Great video! Left me a bit curious about your view of solutions to the issue. Your voice is fine and people here don't care about your accent, they are in for the science. I would leave the American style gimmick.
I have been following your channel since 4 year if you don't bring your old voice back I will have stop watching the videos from now 😢😢😢😢
Great video, as always. But please know climate change is scam. CO2 is plant food, mother earth loves high CO2 levels. And you are also correct that we should use public transport and live much more efficiently. The pollution created from burning fuels is also horrible, but the carbon is not pollution. And yes I prefer your voice like most others.
Stop complaining about him not using his own voice to dub the video. Maybe he does not have the time to narrate his videos in english and prefers to hire somebody to do the work for him. Either way, if you want to hear his voice, you are free to visit his russian speaking channel and enable subtitles.
Could you please cite your scources in the discription, or tleast show them on screan? The big point for Biofueles is, that it isn't releasing new CO2 into the atmosphere, wich the competing fueles (fossile) do. You used some motors, wich are probably not meant for that. Since they are so percice nowadays they cant run of of anything you throw at it anymore The tech is at the start so give it time Here in Germany, most of the time you have the choice to choos biodiesel to fuel your tank. this is more expencive, but it helps the planet I think its a good replacement for fossile fueles, becaus we just can't just keep on burning fossile fueles. If we switch, we can keep many parts from the fossile fuele infrastruktue and use them for Biofueles.
Second generation ethanol plants (producing sideways with regular ones) can produce now 50% more ethanol with the same weight of sugarcane.
They are far more complex and expensive than regular plants, but producing galf more with your waste (celulose from bagasse) is quite impressive!
We in Brazil had quite a revolution late 70" with "Proalcool" program, and now we are in the brink of another with those new 2gen plants. I live in a small town (25k habs.) and it will be the third 2gen plant in operation im the world later this year, and
you don't see half billion dollar of investment every other day 🤑 😂
Very nice video, greetings from sugarcane land, country side of São Paulo state, Brazil.
IF Brasil produces fuel very efficiently, i don't know why (yes i know, petrol industries) USA cannot.
@@TheLeonmafioso weather and soil plays a bigger roll. Also, Brazil has many decades of genetic engineering sugar cane by Embrapa.
Other factors are the low efficiency of ethanol produced by corn, wheat or beets or other.
Punlic transportation isnt going to work well in the US outside of large cities. Many people commute into work since its much cheaper to live an hour away. Plus, the size of the uS compared to European countries, you cant compare the usage of public transit
Your diesel fuel consumption test leaves a lot to be desired. A better way is to use it in a generator to produce work, that way you can set the power output as constant and then measure consumption rather than just idling, since idling doesn't really prove or disprove any points other than just being able to run. Good video otherwise (I still miss your normal voice)
I REALLY dont like the fake voice over 😢
We really miss you're old voice
I see math as less of a science and more of a language, but I think that's just a difference in point-of-view. ;)
Wait, you're Estonian?
Too bad Artur Rehi is targeting such a different type of content, i love seeing collabs.
More sarcastically, biofuel produces more carbon dioxide than diesel, according to some estimate.
Yes, but that carbon dioxide was taken from the atmosphere recently and hence doesn't cause a net increase.
Your drying method was inferior and I can see that the final product was still wet.
Simply heating it is far more effective, a lot faster, and a lot less expensive. For thag much product it only takes 20-40 mins.
You'll end up around 150ppm moisture and that's pretty much perfect for running in older diesel engines.
Just checked in to see if you are using your voice again and no….. I’ll check in again in a few months
very good vid keep up the great work.
Fun stuff, keep it up man!
Can hydrogen gas be the next best fuel? Does electrolysis produce more energy then it input current & can it carry out a cycle with the output of extra energy.
I wonder what you would think of socialized transportation if you had been born before the Berlin wall came down? I remember thinking that it would be the end of the authoritarianism that goes along with socialism but sadly it seems like it is worse than ever, even infiltrating the rural area of the American west I live in.
Nice to see you once again great video.
I only watch for original voice..bye for now
How sad for you. You should watch for his content, not for his original voice.
You do realize his lab burnt down and lost almost everything. He might not have the time to do the voice overs from his original Russian language videos.
If you really feel the need to listen to his voice, perhaps go to his other channel and switch on closed captions with auto translation so you can support him and perhaps in the future he will overdub the original videos with his voice in English again.
@@adam3141 bruh...if all the sudden darth vader started sounding like ,for example,a flaming homo in star wars..id stop watchin that as well..even though i love star wars...and i wouldnt be sad..id feel cheated outta my time and money spent on my darth vader bed sheets and matching curtins..naghwhamsayin
@@adam3141 dont you miss the ' hi eryone'..that was my favorite part!!...im gonma have ta go out to the punchin shed and calm down now..😄..jk i dont have a punchin shed
.but that would be kinda fun right...just go out and punch that crap outta da shed...preferably one of them 1980s metal lawmower sheds...nothin too serious..😃
similar works of magnificent turn of century machines exist in Bethlehem P.A USA at the industrial museum
....awwww!...please old voice back🙏!
I respect the scientific method showed but at the end you show lack of research. I've worked in the private biodiesel industry for a few years and here (21:00) you are completely wrong. The raw material used for production is called UCO aka "used cooking oil", which is VERY profitable. Methanol can be reused in the process and the glycerin is sold as a byproduct.
We miss hearing you. Great video though!
Use a Hydrogen Fuel Cell , to run thecar - its cleaner , and gives good , mileages , and its exhaust s water .
This can also be used in a jet engine , which was desgined to run n almost anthing , including water - even if it has to be enriched with oxygen , to finction .
A lot of comments about the distractions of the dubbing, below? As to the point of biofuel, well it was or is the legislative product of Washington, for the most part, as there were or are subsidies. A Federal jobs program, then? A grand experiment that didn't quite work as well as it was supposed to work, because of lithium-ion sorts of batteries for cars. Who knew, back then, in the late 1960s, when this set of notions were thought up and then voted on? And it put a lot of voters and taxpayers to work. And because of that 'work' part there was a momentum that developed. A Ship of State sort of thing?
Keep uploading videos witj this voice ill keep complaining in the comments.
Pretty interesting
Use whatever voice you like as long as it's not AI
Of course even biofuel have their disadvantages, but an action must be taken. Biodiesel can be produced by an acid protocol, I made a video on my channel:
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Anyway, it is better to do not touhc the food supplies to make biofuels but make them from food waste or other residues. Biodiesel for example, it is better done from waste cooking oil. Biodiesel can be cheaper if proper detaxation are done, usually it is used to blend with common diesel.
Biodiesel has a much higher lubricity than regular diesel.... we use 20%.
Great video!
#BringBackThoisoisVoice
It seems like a lot of (green) stuff is a scam
Where is your old voice?
man i miss ur original voice
The Thames river is pronounced "tems". Never "thames".
As a french it’s the same, sorry
Your videos are great. If you want to make some extra money maybe you could train an AI voice over and sell it. Just an idea as I haven't looked into it myself. But there seems to be a market for excellent accents. At least amongst the comments. I'd buy it.
We want your voice back! Please this is not the same!
Anyone else hear "Hello ev'ryone" in their head anyways?