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- Human error is almost inevitable. Here are some of the most expensive mistakes in history.
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The most expensive mistake in history:
Buying movie theater snacks
Lol
Hahahahah good one
truth lol
Overpriced shits
You know that’s where the cinemas get most of their earnings. Reason being that the authorization to show the movies comes at such a high price.
Most expensive mistake in history: Art School in Austria refuses Hitler's application.
Tasteless
Actually he applied for an art school at Linz, Austria. Pity, his artistic abilities were a good predictor for his over all intelligence and even worse he found a job in german politics.
gregonline6506 I corrected it. Thanks..
Actually this might have saved a lot of money if you really think about it
Damn you said it!
I can’t believe literal rocket scientists forgot to convert their measurements
I guess because it's not rocket science 😄
@@thomaskuklinski-rhee2275 🤣
I can't believe any of them used imperial measurements in the first place
It's a bit simplified here. It wasn't meters vs feet. It was pound-force seconds vs Newton seconds.
Any company involved in space travel should be using the metric system. Even NASA does now.
$185,000 compensation to cover 32 deaths? Nothing like receiving $5800 in exchange for a loved one ..
Even if that was each, it's far less than lifetime earnings losses, let alone everything else. Disgusting.
😡
Most expensive mistake in history:
Eating bat soup
Steiger Builders hehehe I get it
They should update the video with that
Please elaborate.
And selling crap medic supplies all over the globe
@@kevinlane1219 Covid-19 was transmitted to humans thru bat soup.
*Correct me if I'm wrong
Edit: Okay this is wrong. I wrote this on April (it's August now), that's what I believed back then because that is the explanation of most sites/news. But I won't delete so the replies on this will still be sensible.
Most expensive mistake in history:
Buying shares in Blockbuster.
Oh yeah I bought 180k shares for only $1000 because they were only $0.005 each... I've been waiting for the graph to go back up for years...
@@Jeremiah71603 But if, you are rich :D
Huge mistake 🤓
Ha, I got the last laugh...I have three videos I've never returned.
@Conner Wine Its not dead or the guy at walmart wouldn't have been selling them from his van
The most expensive mistakes video ever. Ever given captain “hold my beer”
I thought it was evergreen but everybody says evergiven. wassup with that?
@@jonathanpeek8653 Guess one is the companys name and the other the ships name.
@@energydrinkdose7585 thanks bro...or sis idk
At 6:34 : "Rijkswaterstaat" is NOT a company. It is the Dutch authority responsible for most infrastructures, especially everything water-related.
Best translated as "Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management of the Netherlands" (which is their own English designation).
Imagine destroying a spacecraft because they didn’t convert to metric system
Dynamo 64 imagine using the imperial system
Not using the standard system for scientific measurements when doing something scientific? Yeah... good job there.
Even when it comes to “simpler” technological construction the metric system is used all over the world from what I’ve heard. My dad used to travel to factories around the world for work, installation of mostly ventilation systems, and getting it done correctly is important. He mentioned that it was used in every factory he worked in, no matter what part of the world the factory was located.
But also... when you draw up schematics don’t you usually put down what you’re actually using? If I wrote that something was “10” then how would anyone know what I was even writing about? This thing is ten long. Ten what? Ten moths spreading their wings? What kind of moth then? I’m really confused now! Oh ten minutes, I get it now. Hahaha.
Imagine not using freedom units
Well that would be shame if it happened.
Imagine destroying a spacecraft because you didn't pack enough fuel and had the craft slowly enter the Sun's orbit over the course of 5 years (Kerbal Space Program flashbacks)
When they declined an up-coming artist for art-school back in early 1900.. that mistake was kinda expensive
Linus Sköld you can say that again.
Really tho
Not a mistake, just a happy accident.
real good joke there.....
you are awesome......you do know that right......amazing you you are
wow you...
Facts Linus
fun fact: the berlin brandenburg airport finally opened 2 months ago
multiple employees have had to go to the hospital due to electric shocks around the airport
Yeah, which means it opened during the pandemic where almost nobody travels by air. The BER is truly cursed!
But they didn't learn by their mistakes and went on to the Stuttgart 21 project !
@@TheFatwelder How could they? Stuttgart 21 was announced in 1994 (!) by that time construction of BER hadn't even started ...
Also, you are making a mistake when you believe mistakes were made at all. There are always individuals that benefit from disasters like this. Those companies that are building these things for example. Somebody made millions giving them the contracts.
Frikken embarrassing, but the management of this project pretty much sums up the company I work for here in Germany. Shocking.
More fun for Mario Barth.
Video: “Most expensive mistakes in all history”
Evergiven *stuck in Suez Canal*: “I’m going to ruin the whole economy”
Chinese dude who ate bat soup and started a global pandemic: thats cute 😂😂😂
@Scouts Honor Wuhan is a cursed place. This is the second biggest disaster that came from there. It can't be coincidence.
And they asking the shipowners for 900 mill after freeing it
I was gonna mention the evergiven lmao
@Engineering is in my blood, methinks this video predates that incident - although I wouldn’t be surprised to see it appearing in part 3 or part 4… 😇👍🏻
My most expensive mistake was digging straight down in Minecraft
GreenDank oof size: large
Cool I've did that to
F
Mine was building a big wooden skyscraper next to a pit of lava
@@Icykaleidescope
Mine was dying a few weeks into a new server and finding out that i had forgotten to use a bed.
And i had walked for 30 min+ from the starting location to find a suitable place for my base
That first bridge- for so many people that is low compensation.
MrZapparin yeah that seems outrageously low for just funerals but also think of the medical expenses of the ones that lived
despicable low cost of compensation. should of been millions
extremely and $2 million to fix a bridge like that? it costs as much to buy a 2 bedroom house in California.
@@TheTpain1205 should have been millions, each.
That's what I was just thinking. I thought he was going to say $185 million
The Alaska Purchase was nicknamed,”Seward’s Folly” in honor of US Secretary of State William H. Seward. Guess he got the last laugh!
@Atif Baig bruh without the usa WW2 would have been Longet
@Benjamin Denton, The funny thing is Atif f Baig probably is an American, one of Biden's right hand men helping the Dem's run America into the ground in record speed!
@@whatsit2ya247 You seem to have missed several episodes. That was the Trump show where the fake president pretended the real pandemic wasn't real and hundreds of thousands of Americans actually died as a result.
@@DR-hy6is WTF ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT? Oh, you mean the same president that closed down travel from china and other countries while the Dem's scoffed and said he was a xenophobic racist, the Dem's that encouraged people to come on over to China Town, and had nothing to fear. That same president that cut through 5 yrs. of red tape and made it possible for a vaccine in record/miracle time so your sorry ass and family might live?!!
Best get back to your fake news,
MORON!!
@@whatsit2ya247 You're a joke who got my comment pulled because you know I am right and it hurts your feewings.
It's moments like this that make the Death Star's destruction vent seem like a plausible design error.
I agree on that "I guess it pays to stick to one measurement system"
Yep. there are two types of countries. One uses the metric system, the 2nd put people on the moon.
Fuck the Imperial system. This is why we can't have nice things.
@@tvan4854 America put men on the moon using the metric system.
@@olivergreer3690 LOL right?
@@tvan4854 NASA used the metric system for that lmfao
Alternative title should be “Why we can’t have nice things.”
Lol
Totally true
Just like me 8 cats in one house is why I can't have nice things
8:39 imagine spending more than $300 Million just to launch a "firework" on Mars
Yuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuup that’s one expensive firework
Also no one got to see it.
@@kiwitrainguy yea
The most expensive firework
Ah yes. Make a giant concave mirror pointed directly at the street below. It totally won't make the pedestrians extra crispy or anything
Visit Alderaan today!
Most expensive mistake in history: Not putting term limits on congress
There not be long term limits on any public officials, THOT even the
President.
Their position should be reviewed after every 30-day cycle, and when
the people are not happy with their performance or the public officials
are found to be lying or fail to deliver on their promises, they are to be
instantly dismissed from their position, and financial benefits revoked.
ONLY that way can the people expect to have an honest Government.
Even the word Government should be scrapped.
The people do not need to be GOVERNED like slaves and dogs by
other slaves who claim authority over the people.
They AUTHORED nothing more than STATUTES to enslave the
population and rob them at gunpoint by the roadside, and sodomize
the people in their corrupt courts.
Who was it that said: We need a revolution every 20 years to clean out the system?
In every country, subversive, disruptive, and disintegrating forces
of every kind, are to be found, they are organized by professional
propagandists and trained organizers; who, after the manner of all
revolutionaries, will "invent fictitious rights, thus creating
imaginary wrongs; exploit real grievances, and create wars, thus
producing discontent and an atmosphere of revolt, and then blame
the existing social and industrial systems and point to the Red
bloody
Road of Revolution as the only way of escape".
The American experiment, among its many ambitions, intended to
put an end to
tyranny and enjoin universal religious freedom for all
its residents has been a failure. That is why the USA is going down the toilette.
The country has been hijacked by CORPORATE CRIMINALS who now rule.
Prior to the American Revolution, the international community pointed to America’s
commitment to religious diversity as the gravest threat to America’s unity.
The Founders, however, believed that a free, even competitive, religious market
would “ensure religious vitality and prevent religious wars.”
Six British monarchs, including Queen Victoria and the infamous King George III
during the American Revolution, were members of the German House of Hanover:
King George III
(ruled 1760-1820) registered THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
as a CROWN CORPORATION. in 1778 registered in the British Virgin Islands.
[ Look what is written on Airforce One, and other official documents and that it is
written in ALL CAPS. Meaning CORPORATE.
Statements by men such as Disraeli, Wilson, Churchill, JFK and others should not
leave any doubt in the mind of the reader about who controls the world.
President Franklin Delano Roosevelt wrote in November 1933 to Colonel.......
Edward House: “The real truth of the matter is, as you and I know, that a
financial element in the larger centers has owned the government since the days of
Andrew Jackson.”
. . . [POTUS 7, for those who have forgotten
It may be recalled that Andrew Jackson, US President from 1829-1837, was so
enraged by the tactics of bankers (Rothschilds) that he said:
“You are a den of vipers.
I intend to rout you out and by the Eternal God I will rout you out.
If the people only understood the rank injustice of our money and banking system,
there would be a revolution before morning.”
One better.....not using a condom......
You have a problem with experienced professionals? I suggest you take all future airline flights with pilots with little experience on the job. Have fun!
@@dudeonbike800 wow... just wow... not at all the same... the equivalent would be flying with pilots that have crashed almost everything they flew to this point... almost everything politicians have done are half assed measures only looking out for themselves... and the longer they are in the deeper the issues
@@robc7812 "Those ignorant of history's mistakes are doomed to repeat them" is what you get when you kick out those with experience. "Loss of institutional memory" is another actual fact of the way the real world works. Another example: Cyber Warfare. Richard Clark exposed the laughable security flaws in our IT infrastructure way back when. Why did that happen? Putting green college CS graduates in charge of vital infrastructure was so naive, yet the young generation "sure knew better!" These are clear examples of how inexperience can lead to disaster.
Yes, there are entrenched interests. But the failure of our current government have far more to do with moneyed interests than people in office too long.
The Vasa actually capsiesed because of the wind. But as a swede i know that it was the king’s fault. The ship was never meant to be a three deck, it was only made to be a two deck. However the kin demanded that it would be a three deck a long wayninto the consruction.
Now he had no deck.
It sank be.of owerweight, kanons kanonballs and too many people onboard.
I am a native swede.
Imagine a single virus lab accident costing the world over 6 Trillion dollars!!! Going to have to add that one to your next video!
Now the Suez Canal fiasco is probably worthy of this list
I mean it cost like 50b every day sooooo
I remember being taught (back in the 80's) that the Vasa sank when it failed a stability test, where the sailors are all assembled on deck, and ordered to run from side to side several times! The idea being to rock the ship, and assess how well the ship rights itself. To the horror of the Admiralty, the ship actually completely overturned!
Another interesting one is the fact that soldiers are not allowed to march over bridges in lockstep! They are ordered to break stride, lest they match the frequency of the bridge and collapse it!!
It didn't sink during the stability test, but the test was aborted when the ship didn't respond as expected. No new tests were conducted before trying to sail it.
I remember there being no marching over bridges back in 1984, at Lackland AFB during BASIC. Didn't understand at the time, but I sure as Hell enjoyed the break from marching !
My most expensive mistake was not getting a prenup
Relax dude, prenups are just toilet-paper for judges, and new houses for divorce-lawyers.
The only way to avoid losing money on women, is to AVOID WOMEN.
Humor
Sorry not sorry😂😂😂😂
Or don’t get married just live with her
I'm married and absolutely do not feel the need to have a prenup. Been with my woman since 6th grade. I'm 29.
Thank you for this series. Details for failure analysis are good to know. Of course, "government's money" actually means money taken from citizens via taxes and/or inflation. In addition, some of the comments have very interesting information/clarification. Thank you to those commenters, as well.
I do not think world would be better without roads and bridges. And regarding minimal government - there are such states already - Somalia, Afganistan or Haiti. The opposite can be Germany or Scandinavia.
Czar Alexander II knew he was seriously undervaluing Alaska, but he was moved to do so by important strategic considerations.
First, some imperialists among the British were seriously moving to take over Alaska, to remove the Russian threat to their colonial domination of the area now known as Canada. The Russians seriously did not want a powerful British colony only a few miles away from their valuable but almost-undefended Siberian frontier. The Russians knew that if the British moved into Alaska, they had no realistic hope of defending it.
Second, for that very reason, the Russians wanted to damage British power as best they could. Selling this land to the US, even for a bargain price, blocked the British from becoming a near neighbor while it increased the good relationship between the Russian Empire and the US. Russia had supported the Union during the Civil War, and even sent ships of the Russian navy to San Francisco to discourage other European powers from seeking to seize the region while the Union was concentrating on the war.
So for the Russian Empire, the sale of Alaska to the US was a good deal. They got rid of a claim they knew they could not defend, thwarted what they saw as a British plan to menace their claim to Siberia, and even got a bit of money in the bargain.
B+
My most expensive mistake was when I worked at The Olive Garden, hands-down!
I was a host, and that day I sat a family of 5 needing a high chair. So I went to grab one, which was never an issue...UNTIL that day. I went grab them like always, only today they were stacked dangerously close to a fire extinguisher; I didn’t realize exactly HOW close til it was already too late. I barely budged the high chair, but it freed the extinguisher from its elevated hold, which fell to the floor and burst open, covering ever single area of the restaurant, during a dinner rush. I evacuated the guests and went back in to view what resembled an Indoor Winter Wonderland. We lost sooooooo much business, of course having to close down on one of the busiest nights of the year.
No telling HOW I didn’t lose my job off that experience lol
Wow. Not your fault, the fault of whoever installed the fire extinguisher or gave permission to have dangerously stacked chairs near the extinguisher. Everyone should have received compensation, including you.
Yvelle Bradley Totally agreed. In the end I left bc the company was gonna sweep the incident under the rug, but ppl got sick because of the restaurant reopening without proper cleaning procedures. When the time came to speak up, I was the only one willing to put the spotlight on the manager
So that was you?
This is all real bad, but buying v-bucks is even worse
👏👏👏👏👏👏 you are absolutley right👏👏👏👏👏
Yes. Give this man a medal!
My most expensive mistake was spending about £200 on clash of clans accounts that I stopped using a year later
Shiiiit man that sucks.
Give me your ID name
I don't feel bad for you
Clash Royale got me
Lol
i cried for two days straight after losing $300 lol imagine losing billions of money
wth, 300 only?
@@pinkperfumefairy9205 still a lot for me
That's the thing though. When you have billions of dollars, losing that isn't as big of a deal for them. They don't have the same concept of a dollar that the average person does. 300 dollars may buy you groceries for a month, or pay a bill that's overdue. For them a billion dollars is just a percentage point on a piece of paper.
you ve lost your own money they lost “free” money imho
I'm amazed no one wrote "Most expensive mistake: college"
So what did you get when you went to college?
So what did you get when you went to college?
@@freddeygodfrey debt
Lol college is not for everyone
@@freddeygodfrey the 3 D's of life: Debt, Depression and Dick
Most expensive mistake in history: waisting 6 years of my life with Someone who didn't love me.
Try 9 years..
R H shutup
Whoo 9 yrs is alot of time too.
TheOttis08 *wasting
Fuck that's dark...
3:37 "only one construction worker" imagine you were that 1 worker who died and people say this after your death
Except it doesn't say *only*. Simply 'one construction worker'. That makes it just a factual account of what happened, rather than trvialising the death of that person.
@@reddwarfer999 i didnt say about the video.. but the owner/manager said this to a news reporter in the interview "thankfully there was only one death"
@@dizlikes6648 A well It is good that one died instead of multiple
B He’s dead, so He doesn’t know so it’s not mean
C Just think about all those bugs you’ve killed and you have said “Ugh annoying bug”, they’re living too they deserve the same rights as this worker does... so If this is how we treat bugs this is how we treat him.
4:46 "oN nOvEmBer 20th" **Shows 10/20**
When that soldier didn't kill Hitler during WW1 when he had the chance
Even though they actually DID have a couple of chances to kill Hitler, its actually lucky they DIDN'T!! By the end, Hitler was so unstable, he was doing more damage to the Axis than any mission ever could!
If they HAD bumped him off early, someone smarter and WAY more dangerous would have taken over (like Himmler, Rommel or Goering), and we would have been screwed!
WW1 it is WW2
@@xxryxmexx2271 know your history hitler was in the army in ww1 i presume he meant that
@@xxryxmexx2271 Yeah i was referring to the incident during WW1 when Hitler was serving in the army as a soldier and came face to fsce with an opposing soldier who decided to let him live.
@tinylilmatt It's a twisted world we live in.
Seems like Viñoly is more of a supervillain than an architect.
tru dat, and btw, he lied when he said that he knew what would happen, but didnt have the tools to predict what would happen. thats like saying we dont know how magnifying glasses work. he straight lied. it is a simple physics problem. many egrs and architects lie like that...doctors too. they lie, covering up their mistakes, and doing so thinking they are smarter than the person investigating. and, just think...there are no real prerequisites to being an elected official. they are not very smart, and they investigate themselves. paid for by soros.
As a dutch person i can say you did a good job pronouncing
The Dutch are very particular about pronunciation.
Gawd forbid you say Gouda... and don’t pronounce it howda
Lol... made me smile
het was niet goed
@@adamlee2550 Goed voor een buitenlander.
Inderdaad
Most expensive mistakes made: shorting gamestop stock.
$GME to the fucking moon 🚀
🖐💎🤚
it'll be eclipsed a bigger mistake, morons with no clue paying 10x what this dog is worth
my most expensive mistake was getting married
This is going on Facebook
yes. but unlike many of my buddies, I made this mistake just one time.
I grew up with 3 sisters. I'm almost 40. Never have been married. Never will get married. Getting married never made any sense. Why the FUCK did you get married? Parent or peer pressure?
Hahahahahahahaha. That's awsome.
Lol! Same.
My most expensive mistake was not stopping after the first beer.
Box Elder agreed
And cigar... and Woman
That actually happened to me last night ..me and my friend were caught by police while finishing 3rd no of beer cane..due to consuming alcohol in publice place
Drink at home, it's cheaper. If that's still too expensive, make your own beer. When it comes to beer, there's always a way.
The idea that horrible things can happen doesn't surprise me. What surprised me was that there were numerous warning signs that were ignored until the horrible thing happened. And, this happens a lot in almost every video and every situation.
The announcer is just too cool for school sounding like he's smarter than all the engineers / academics who built these complex things.
Sounds like a bot anyway.
The most expensive mistake in history: Buying toilet paper or hand sanitizer in March 2020
Nice burn
Hahahah
I'd hate to be that guy who let the virus get loose.
Mayorb imagine getting sick and decide to travel the world. Big ooooof
This is really going to suck, damn coronavirus
How can Chernobyl not be on this list it literally wiped out multiple cities
Russia won't allow that.
Audited but it’s in Ukraine
@@txkillersnow Costa Concordia disaster as well, the first few on this list shouldn't have been there.
The satellite failure doesn't surprise me. A colleague of mine wrote CNC machining programs for an American licensee, and kept getting the complaint that feed rates were too high, breaking expensive tools. It turned out that the licensee had a generic correction subprogram, which converted, wherever it found it, the command G21 (feed in millimetres per minute) to G20 (feed in inches per minute).
It's surprising. By the early 80s, using only metric units was taught in HS and college.
@@adamf663 I think we took the metric system from the 1970's in school. Not too many countries in the world still use the imperial system. Funny that the US "we don't want no king!" still use the "Imperial" system, lol.
@@nannie2846 too funny. Never underestimate the laziness and ignorance of americans.
I wonder what the recent blocking of the Suez Canal is going to cost
costs $400 mil an hour
@@itzzprod7523 an hour. It took them a week to free the ship.
Most expensive mistake in history: Chernobyl engineering test....
Sorry, no sir.
That wasnt a mistake.
And, it made money and created jobs.
Just think of it: What if it isnt as dangerous as they have made us believe?
What if it was the intention to scare us from using such energy-producing methods?
What if we could indeed use nuclear energy like is used on the biggest icebreaker in the world, in submarines, aircraftcarriers, etc etc????
It was a STEAM explosion.
Nothing more, and nothing less.
It wasnt a nuclear explosion.
WE were fooled into believing that that way of producing energy is VERY VERY dangerous.
PLEASE have a look at what Galen Winsor can show and tell you.
He has given lectures about nuclear energy, etc etc.
He has shown his audience plenty of times that it is NOT as dangerous as we are meant to believe.
Take for example what they call Nuclear waste.
What does that material do?
In other words: Why do we need to store it in swimmingpools?
To keep it cool, right?
So the material heats up if we just let it be.
Isnt that energy production?????
Why arent we using that left over energy?
I can understand that the material is not good enough anymore for a powerplant. BUT if you were to use Peltier modules or such technology, you cuold still use the socalled waste to produce enough energy.
BUT, yuo cant meter that energy.
And, you wouldnt need all those people working in coalmines anymore, or in those plants.
Have a look at Galen Winsor.
AND, please explain why we have heard about Chernobyl and its "meltdown"....and you never ever heard anything similar onboard of ANY of the nuclear submarines including Kursk?????
Why did they equipe the biggest icebreaker with a nuclear power plant if its that dangerous?
Why are aircraftcarriers etc powered by nuclear energy if it indeed is so dangerous?
When are people gonna actually THINK for themselves again, and stop accepting the SHIT we get told by people who dont give a damn about other people?
I wonder.
@@bertjesklotepino lmfao incredible schizo post
bertjesklotepino You are half right. The Chernobyl engineers didn’t make the reactor explode on purpose. They were just doing an ordinary test, but they did turn the safety off. That was a huge mistake by the person that was in charge. Second, the reactor control rods were tipped with graphite, instead of being tipped in standard boron, which is a huge manufacturing mistake. Boron reduces the nuclear activity, as sort of a cooling mechanism. Graphite is the exact opposite. The engineers had no idea. When the reactor started getting pretty hot, they activated the reactor rods, thinking it would help. But it didn’t, the temperature kept climbing despite the rods being pushed down. Why? The graphite instantly melted and sealed itself in, so the boron rods can’t get in, but the graphite was still there so it accelerated the nuclear fission process. This caused a huge uprise in steam production and temperature, until the steam got too much for the reactor lid/casing to handle, and it ruptured. But that is definitely not a nuclear explosion. It’s a steam overload. A nuclear explosion would’ve immediately wiped Ukraine off the planet with no survivors, along with leaving a giant mushroom cloud. But it didn’t. There’s people from the Chernobyl accident still living today. Most of the blame goes towards the person that was currently in charge of the reactor, and the person who thought it would be good to tip boron rods with graphite, NOT the nuclear power plant itself.
@@Sync_Shard Sir, it is a nice explanation which you gave me.
You said: I am half right.
I assume you mean the half about the steamexplosion, which it basically was, right?
And i assume i am wrong in ??????
In what you say directly after your claim about me being half right?
As in: the engineers didnt do it on purpose?
If that is indeed the half in which i am wrong, i would like you to copy paste from my text where i actually said such a thing.
Or even claimed it?
Those people would not have to have known about certain things.
For an hypothesis: What if some guy got ordered to shut down a certain valve without letting anyone know about it.
Only he and the guy who gave the order would know about it.
Now, i can imagine that people who are higher up the chain would understand more about the consequences.
And in my opinion (and im not the only one) it was done to scare people away from that energysource.
Meanwhile we are powering submarines, aircraftcarriers, icebreakers, etc etc.
And NONE of them has EVER experienced something like Chernobyl.
I dont know if you are European and lived through that time. I did. And i can remember them saying that we shouldnt eat from the land, no cowmilk, etc etc.
O O O Dangerous.
Now i have seen Galen Winsor and what he had to tell about it, along with many others who have had important positions, it has become clear that we have been manipulated into thinking that it was O SO DANGEROUS.
And meanwhile NOBODY may do anything with any kind of radioactive material, because if you were to try and build your own tiny reactor the FEDS will come in and take it away, and leave you with a huge cleanup bill.
To clean up what?
Have a look at Galen Winsor, i tell you.
Pls do not look at what Wikipedia has to say about him, because that site is as biased as can be.
Again: im not saying the engineers or any of the staff had anything to do with it, or made it happen on purpose.
NO sir.
BUT.......... if you wear a labcoat and a guy with a suit and tie walks by talking to another suit and tie type of guy........and yuo know 1 of them.........
Right?
I think its not that difficult to imagine what COULD have been done.
To Make it happen.
To have a reason to scare people away from that way of energyproduction.
Not because of it being possible to build a bomb. But to keep people Dependent upon the system.
Just imagine if we had our own little reactor. A bank of Peltier modules strapped to some nuclear waste which still gets hot enough to make them peltier modules produce energy.
Wauzers, they already have that on the bottom of the sea, its a highway for submarines.
And as said before, nuclear subs, aircraftcarriers, icebreakers.
Its just funny.
Universities have their own small reactor inside........... I can show you videos in which students look into the pool in which the rods are stored (or installed or whatever).
The only thing seperating them from the rods is 1 meter or so of water.
Perhaps even less than that.
O O O so dangerous, to have a building full of kids have its own reactor.
@@Sync_Shard the proces in a nuclear powerplant can not produce a nuclear explosion.
No mushroomclouds.
No China Syndrom.
Its Bullshit that that could ever happen.
If it could, they would NEVER allow a reactor in a university. Where the campus is full of kids and such.
They wouldnt build them reactors close to cities, which is done here in Europe. Or at least close enough to the cities.
Its pure and utter Bullshit, the entire Chernobyl mishap.
Sure, it exploded. A steamexplosion.
Sure, the rods got thrown all over the place, and sure, those pieces are radioactive.
BUT if you read WIkipedia, you can visit the area without a problem.
Just do not go off the roadsurface because there is new kinds of moss growing there which is radioactive.....
(now have a laugh and take a look at google streetview to see the amount of people walking all over the place, not carring about any kind of moss.)
No 16 legged penguins, or 4 headed mules.....
No babies born with their head up their arse.
Its bullshit.
We have been scared away from one of the cleanest forms of energyproduction we have ever invented, just to keep the people dependent upon the system.
Oil and dollars. Electricity produced with oil and coal and such. Etc etc etc etc.
Its in my opinion pretty obvious.
France is almost full of Nuclear powerplants.
They have seen the light.
Ah well, one day the rest of humanity may as well.
Just one more funny thing to mention: You know how they use to measure the dosage of radiation received?
They used a piece of filmstrip, right?
To show if yuo were exposed or not.
But if you exposed that filmstrip to sunlight, it also looked like yuo were exposed to too much radiation.
Ask Galen Winsor, he can tell you the rest of the joke about that.
I like how there was a lot of collateral damage in this video.
What the fuck is that edge
*THAT’S A LOT OF DAMAGE!*
@@spadehaze1541 I like your picture of a dog wearing a Soviet Union hat and a Soviet Union flag.
Also, are you a Communist?
Nah, just kiddin'
Insert "You're an accident" joke here
What baffles me is how every day Americans still mostly use the imperial system. It makes almost no sense.
In Canada we have the metric system, but many people still use the imperial system. Our population is so close to the US border. In some store you will see a mix of metric and imperial when it comes to weight and price. It the Canadian advertising scam. Advertise in metric, buy at the store in imperial. This is done by the retailer to confuse you when making comparisons. It should be one or the other and not manipulated.
Why baffled? Like language, one is comfortable with what he/she knows.
Dude Americans are letting other Americans die instead of putting on a mask. I don’t think we’re capable of anything
@@DeathByLego Turn off the TV
@@DeathByLego Heard of folks dying from wearing the mask on for too long?
Literally... all it takes is for you to get knocked out aka unconscious and you're dead from wearing the mask.
The mask kills more people than Coronavirus anyway. 90% of the so called deaths were from other things, but doctors get paid more if they label every death as "coronavirus" related
Owch.. those Mitsubishi’s on that Baltic Ace are ripped.. RIP Lancer..
Not sure how the ships captains didn’t see the other giant ship in time to change paths.
Probably each capt was on the bridge watching it and each thought the other would turn out of the way...
@@tubedude54 isn’t that what the radio is for?
Captain: turn the ship
Other captain: no you turn the ship
Captain: NO YOU TURN THE SHIP
Other captain: well I ain’t turning until YOU turn.
@@liptonicetea1813 😂😂😂
Apparently mixed up seamanship with SEE~ MAN~ SHIP !! 📉😎📈
That spain submarine is funny asf. Pay milion dollars just to see it went down to the seabed unable to return. 😁
I don't think it actually sank, wouldn't be very funny if a bunch of sailors sank to the bottom of the ocean.
As of now that Spanish submarine is thankfully able to sail and go underwater without hitting the seafloor
Imagine someone is a fast and Furious fan and then they actually jumped it successfully
Most expensive mistake in history: Empowering the US Congress to borrow money.
Welcome to Kenya
Huh? Congress has no such authority.
@@cooperramos2700 - Congress decides how much money gets spent, Cooper, but the Treasury Department does the spending. If the Treasury does not have enough money, the Treasury sells bonds to raise enough money to make the payments Congress requires. Congress has never had the power to borrow money. Never. And you have never gotten past second grade. Never.
The government making the Federal Reserve, and also allowing them to print more money than actual backed gold and silver. They can print paper money when needed, lend this money without any backing to the Government, who then has to pay it back in interest. That's an expensive mistake for sure.
@@LionWithTheLamb - Learn what a "money supply" is, Stepside, and ask yourself what would happen to America if every single person with a savings account lost 90% of their money.
Very well done and excellent job on the visual aspect! You guys put so many other "Top Ten"-style producers to shame. Subscribed
imagine being one of the builders of that german airport, the airport is finally finished it just needs a safety inspection... five hundred and fifty THOUSAND faults
So much for German punctuality.
2:07 the tower is so bright it's even hurting my eyes just looking at it through the screen
Most expensive mistake in history
Adam eats the apple
@@noob_donate_plz826 i didn't know that dam
AbdulAziz Crazy Videos yes I’m Muslim and that’s right
Who tf is adam?
@@noob_donate_plz826 ok
@@LINK-is3oc Adam and eve was just a tale of self control. They lived if I was correct in the garden if eden where god told them to never eat from the tree that held all the knowledge in the world. As they didnt need it, or something along the line. Put he did and because of that woman were cursed the pain of labor, and men the pain of age and other mishaps.
Most expensive mistake: buying food at an airport
Well when the airport costs billions of dollars it has to charge that much
In the segment on the space ship being destroyed due to a mix up of metric and imperial units, the text on the screen (8:22) says that 57 km is only 0.6 miles. Oh the irony!
Fun fact: You can't stick to 1 measurement system in science.
They constantly have to convert because the different sources, teams, studies, experts, programs, tools etc all use different systems.
Most expensive mistake: watching this video day before examz..
????
I am actually doing that
At night
selling Alaska
probably one of the worst deals in history
Not really. No land connection and limited Pacific ports meant that Alaska could never be properly developed or defended by Russia. Russia does not lack for territory.
@@richland1980 lol I think Russia would have figured it out if they knew it was loaded with gold and oil. 🤣
My wife was a Director at a company that was acquired by Worldcom. Her shares of stock turned in to shares of Worldcom stock. She had over a million dollars in stock. As you all know, Worldcom was cooking the books and overnight the stock became valueless when they were found out. The real kicker is that, because of the timing, we had to pay taxes on the value of the stock before it went bust. We could have sold the stock, but made the mistake of hanging on to it. Now, so many years later, we're still writing of the losses. A million dollars isn't much to many but it is a lot to us.
I suppose there's no way you could claim the taxes back ?
Most morally expensive mistake: Going raw on a one night stand.
@notfiveo I mean, it does smell like fish i think.
My most expensive mistake was going to college. It didn't get me anywhere, then I realized had I invested that $60,000 instead, I'd have over $400,000 today
Most expensive mistake is buying V-Bucks
Lol
Lol
Lol
Most expensive mistake is playing fortnite. You only lose money by buying vbucks but lose your whole life by playing fortnite
@@wilzzuu true
6:40 Rijkswaterstaat isn't a company.
It's the *tax man.* Dutch water tax; same people who built the Delta works.
Expensive mistakes
MrBeast:
Allow Me To Introduce Myself
He isn’t a mistake
@@getgoodre6449 that isn't what I said I said that most of his videos r really expensive such as he ate 250,000 dollars worth of ice cream
@@GhostGenji_ should of made it more clear kid
Life is ultimately a collection of all your decisions.
Well said!💯🤔
No shit dumbass
Life is a collection of every people's (ever lived on Earth) decisions
true dat.
Yes but its already destined to happened so yes and no
Most expensive mistake in history:
Storing fireworks with Ammonium Nitrate
lebanon right
Hey wait a minute. It sat there just fine and dandy for 7 years before someone with fire - I'm looking at you humans - set it ablaze. And it went up spectacularly. As it was designed to do. Only not right there. But you're right. Storing that much for so long in that location is totally criminal, negligent, and ultimately deadly catastrophic. Made history it did.
Mexico is another popular destination to see giant fireworks accidents. Since they make them there and safety standards not being up to Rich World expectations for such product manufacture, accidents happen so frequently it doesn't even make the news anymore.
@@rondohunter8966 Worrying times. I hope the people are aware of what is on their door step so-to-speak. Standards are dropping all over the world it seems : (
@@T-bit I think that most people, especially those in the area because they probably work at local factories, are aware of the potential. But they have their prayers and their idols, and a job when there are no others. Sad for them sorry for the conditions. Corrupt, inept government.
At 4:54 the submarine can only move in one direction, that's DOWN 😂😂 LMAO
The most expensive mistake I ever made:
I was around 6 and I was taking a bath. We had one of those blocks with the bar across it that you put soap and stuff on and it was just low enough for me to grab, I held onto it and swung around the tub til it came off
Idk how much it costed to replace but it costed enough where my mom just bought a tile to put over the hole in the wall, but it was too big. She smashed it up into smaller shards and made abstract art out of it.
5 years later, I just wonder why I did that
You were 6, kids do stupid things as kids... I mean I fell out of a tree when I was 5 because I was rushing to get out because my half-sister arrived
@@vexile1239 I still can’t climb trees and never have 😭
Baltic Ace Captain "Straight ahead They'll move for us"
Corvus J Captain "Straight ahead they'll move for us"
0:14
"Might make you feel better about your own slip-ups"
Me: looks at kids
Correy DeHart you’re like 2 shut up
My parents said the most expensive mistake they had was me. It costed a lot of pain and a ton of money in hospital bills
a lot of literal examples of sunk costs here
i was hired to remove vinyl siding that had melted due to the slumping of a neighbor's antique windows--the glass panes were distorted just enough to focus the sun's rays. i replaced the siding with cement board, and as i did so i could feel the extreme heat of the reflected light--and that was during pacific northwest winter!
Just imagine making a building and then it just suddenly fell over
My Dog No shit! Back to the drawing board!
7:40 That is exhibit A on why imperial should be banned being taught in schools. Sure it would cost a trillion to convert to metric, but when billion-dollar disasters like that pile up the trillion will seem like a bargain. Just think, if it was done in the 1950's before the highway network was built when we should have it would have been far cheaper. Hell we should have converted when metric went international in the 1800's.
As strange as it sounds I find this Refreshing
Biggest mistake ever, marrying my first wife.
Biggest mistake. Thinking marriage is a viable idea.
@@themonsteraddictmmxvi1564 LOL Ha Ha Ha that made my day! still laughing
@@hairylarry6167 lol ha
First marriages have a 50% failure rate.
Marrying a second time has a 75% failure rate going by stats. Lol
@Dr Evil I hear ya. They say 3rd time is the charm. I've been married to my 3rd wife for 38 years. Finally got it right.
People: playing with money like they're dollar store toys.
Me: thinking if I could buy a 8$ UV Screen protector as its expensive.
As a Swede i've heard that the king wanted one extra row of cannons on de right side of the ship, then when the wind came from the other side it was all over... That's the problem whit a monark with all the power and nobody dares to say anything...
Wasa: The nails used to hold the deck over the ballast were cheap and too short so as the ship listed the moving ballast rised the planks and left it's calculated position.
"Someone needs to tell this guy to stop designing super weapons instead of buildings".... Why does that sentence confuse me so much?....
Look up the death ray. It was basically a giant concaved mirror that would focus light like a magnifying glass setting ships on fire.
ironically at 8:28, talking about metric imperial conversion screw-up, graphic shows 57KM = 0.6 mi.
Lmfao this guys facts are all but right
How can a whole company not notice the units were in metric 🤦♀️
This, considering scientific stuff is always metric.
nasa is full of shit, always has been.
Dylan McShane in regards to what???
@@happyadrian15 Learn more about what they say and do then check it. Youll find out yourself. They legit said they lost all data regarding the moon landing(telemetry data etc), they also say they lost all technology to go to the moon. The company is a massive money scam.
Who still uses imperial??
I’m not sure why they would face those concave glass covered buildings south. That’s the worst possible direction
I would say the most expensive mistakes in the History of the World,
are those mistakes caused by the Inhumanity of Humanity.
There have been many of them.
Why isn’t plankton making the chum bucket on this list
Every time I think of Sponge Bob I wonder what a crabby patty tastes like. Maybe like a fish sandwich from Rally's.
i khow that is fiction just plz do not woosh me
@@PoeticChick4Ever so, why do comment that if you dont wanna get wooooshed?
"Human error is almost inevitable. "
Actually it's not almost inevitable, it is inevitable.
Just like thanos
In aircraft construction and equipment it was said : "if an error can be done............ it will !", some day in the life of the object, when everybody has forgotten it could, and so, nothing is ever done... Till an accident ! "OH, we have discovered it could"
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FYI: Rijkswaterstaat is not a company, it's a government agency subsidiary to the Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management of the Netherlands (though many tend to conflate the two)
Now i feel satisfied ..
I'm not alone in making losses.
Pretty sure that Chernobyl should have been on this list...
Also, Elon Musk's unveiling of the Cybertruck
Oh emm gee! Did you see that thing? Who in the world is going to buy that turd?
The cyber truck is so cool, the only reason people criticize it is because they are to poor to afford it
Tesla has made 5.7 million in preorder sales in the USA alone already so I don’t think it’s a failure ahahah
B 97 ever hear of stocks?
Jenny Lee there are 200k preorders for cybertruck.. im sure some people want to buy it
When you want to save few thousand dollars on research and development.
I think the most nistake the indian trade withthe dutch manhatten
6:30 Rijkswaterstaat is not a company, it is part of the government.
the Spanish submarine problem was solved by making it bigger. So big that the port had to be enlarged for the submarine to fit.
The cost is over 4.000.000.000