My school teacher made my class make these machines. You have no idea how hard it is to have such a simple and chaotic machine work and how happy people are to have a pen error-free run.
I used to always wants to build machines like this when bored but my parents wouldn’t let me “waste” household objects or buy cheap and simple supplies. They told me I was just silly and nothing like this can actually work. Still do love engineering though I owe a lot of that interest to TH-cam channels like Joseph’s machines.
You know... You also a kid. Long time ago. If you don't have high creativity in your childhood, then.. why expect too much to your children? Really. Human adults need to think that they were a kid too long time ago. Don't think children can think and act like you do in your adult time. That usually what happen to some family. The parents neglect the children and think they(the children) can do it by themselves. These adults don't deserve to raise family actually. They're not matured enough.
When I'm bored I make weird foods from scratch but my family started to forbid me to experiment with my food they said I'm a lazy spoild kid who likes to just eat and play video games there words hurts my feelings
Dude. This hurts. It reminds me of the time I made my first calculator application. What I thought was simple, involved *SO... MUCH... PAIN....* Worth it though.
Btw, the Japanese kids show they were talking about at the beginning is called “Pythagoras switch” and they make very elaborate and fun to watch machines.
The best ones are the ones that can reset itself while still remaining spectacular. An example would be like attaching a fishing line to a baseball where it still has the property of being thrown but can easily be put back where it was.
This gent is fantastic! I've loved these since I was a wee kiddo. My brother and I made simple ones, always using Hot Wheels tracks somewhere in it. Great feature!
The spinning light fixture full of both lightbulbs and a turkey leg you have to catch with your mouth made me wince really hard. One wrong move and you've got a mouthful of broken glass.
We LOVE all of Joseph's Machines!!! Hope everyone will be inspired to build their own #rubegoldbergmachine! To Learn more about Rube check out RubeGoldberg.com
These are absolutely wonderful useless machines, I really enjoyed this video and Joseph Herscher is a great person to interview. But the thing I am most interested in is - how does he pay for it all. What is his source of income? When you watch a video like this it is easy to forget we live in a Capitalist society where everyone must have money, and have a constantly-renewable source for that money. His machines don't contribute anything useful to society, so no government funding, where does the money come from that allows this man to live his dream?
The machines don't directly contribute to society, but they do entertain people and make them happy which is a very important contribution to society. Why do you think people in the entertainment industry are paid so well when they have a hit TV show? Because people will watch to be entertained and advertisers want to put their products in front of those people.
Great big story' Will never disappoint us They make these amazing content that are funny,inspiring and all out knowledge and they put so much work and effort for these 5-20 minutes of our life
"Alright, I'm gonna get a sip of water."
*5 minutes later*
"Finally, a glass of water!"
*it appears we have caught a pfp thief red-handed...*
It appears I’m a banana
*Gets flashbacks of that iconic movie "Home Alone"*
Militarized Rube Goldberg machines.
2020 edition: Turns a key that fires the first strike in a nuclear holocaust
You remember this dude?
*Home Alone kid*
This is him now. Feel old yet?
ღ ૮ɦμμყα ɳαҡαɦα૨α ღ lol
@@nice-me9ce lol
Yes
My school teacher made my class make these machines. You have no idea how hard it is to have such a simple and chaotic machine work and how happy people are to have a pen error-free run.
i can imagine him as a jolly old man in the future showing us all of his machines hes built over the years
He did ever since 19
Amazing 👍
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I would love to see michael reeves in his old days explaining his machines
NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
These are the people that should work for Disney.
So true, but sadly it's just become another industrial complex
@@the-engneer Yup! "Da Mouse" is just a mega-Industrial Machine now. They buy other people's creativity and squeeze all the life out of it.
Work for Disney as what?
@@hellsapoppin9326 a writer, because the people the got now have absolutely no imagination
@@the-engneer he doesn't write anything in the video tho
Imagine this mans morning sequence
Atleast he doesn't finger his clock to put it off.
Oof
You again!
Do you by chance have a pH account...?
Imagine his mourning sequence
This is the creativity I imagine when my kids are bored. Instead, they just flop around & complain of being bored.
I used to always wants to build machines like this when bored but my parents wouldn’t let me “waste” household objects or buy cheap and simple supplies. They told me I was just silly and nothing like this can actually work. Still do love engineering though I owe a lot of that interest to TH-cam channels like Joseph’s machines.
You know... You also a kid. Long time ago.
If you don't have high creativity in your childhood, then.. why expect too much to your children?
Really. Human adults need to think that they were a kid too long time ago. Don't think children can think and act like you do in your adult time.
That usually what happen to some family. The parents neglect the children and think they(the children) can do it by themselves.
These adults don't deserve to raise family actually. They're not matured enough.
Thats me lol
@@nk6197 If you were poor I could understand your parents attitude, but to deny a kid the chance to make something is cruel and very limiting.
When I'm bored I make weird foods from scratch but my family started to forbid me to experiment with my food they said I'm a lazy spoild kid who likes to just eat and play video games there words hurts my feelings
*Imagine him going to career day for his son's school and he's like "Oh, so what I do is be useless"*
👌
I love how this reminds me of Tom and Jerry
omg it does lmao
Good days..
The game one or that one episode?
@@yunantheobserver6841 Both to be honest
@@yunantheobserver6841 I remember it was the episodes one
I never knew what it was called but as a 90's kid, obviously my favorite Rube Goldberg machine is in Casper ♡
Omg yessss
My parents had the honor of this title after they created me.
It’s not funny
@@Prokerboss yea but lol relatable
@@Prokerboss probably it is
I guess we both have something in common. I too am professionally useless.
So um how do i join
Yeah lets make a group
I’m in too!
i am a simple man
when a group of people is relatable
i join in the conversation
@@jayayeonetoo3335 what does is the group name
I never get tired of watching these machines! They spark my imagination and creativity😎Thanks for this marvelous artist spotlight.💜
I just remembered that I've actually watched this guy's channel before
been watching him since 2015 it’s feels good to see him here really shows me how far he’s gone
This man has a whole career because he wanted to make his parents smile, if that is not wholesome, i don't know what is.
*Create overly complicated mechanism for simple things*
Programmer: Let me introduce ourself
Dude. This hurts. It reminds me of the time I made my first calculator application.
What I thought was simple, involved *SO... MUCH... PAIN....*
Worth it though.
I never knew these cute set-ups had a name! I'm so happy to have found out that they have an actual name!
I saw first Rube Goldberg machine in "Tom and Jerry"
I very vividly remember watching the one in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and being amazed.
2:46 I want that slide when I got myself a room for my own.
The guy who made the Pet Rock: Write that down! Write that down!
Demonstrates the genius of the trial and error method
Just wonderful, wondrous and whimsical. More of this in the world!
These are mesmerizing, like even if you know it's a trap, you can't turn away until you know how it all works
“Everyday objects” he says. You think CHUCKY the KILLER DOLL as just a doll is an everyday object.
I love this guy
PLEASE MAKE MORE VIDEOS WITH HIM
HE IS A TOTAL LEGEND
Man, I love watching things like that just go.
This man deserves the golden buzzer
That butter scene was really satisfying.
"Pick up a ball and see where it hits"
I am an online student, and these types of videos just reminds me to calm down and chill
No one:
That one kid who sits across from who and takes forever when you ask to borrow their pencil:
People: endgame was the best crossover in history
Me:
What
So much time and effort... I hope you will get tons of views
Joseph is amazing! Check out his youtube channel, it's a lot of fun
My man built ridiculously complicated machines for 31 years just because it made his parents smile
Absolute chad of the century
I just imagine you just flip a light switch at his house and you get a chello playing a cigar upside down
His machines are kinda like Doofenschmirtz' Inators lol
Btw, the Japanese kids show they were talking about at the beginning is called “Pythagoras switch” and they make very elaborate and fun to watch machines.
I hope he creates a rube Goldberg that will fast forward to 2021.
The best ones are the ones that can reset itself while still remaining spectacular. An example would be like attaching a fishing line to a baseball where it still has the property of being thrown but can easily be put back where it was.
0:56 is that Charplin - King Of 20th century’s comedy ?
I'm 95% sure it is that very genius.
Yes, from the famous lunch scene in Modern Times...
This gent is fantastic!
I've loved these since I was a wee kiddo. My brother and I made simple ones, always using Hot Wheels tracks somewhere in it.
Great feature!
"Connect A to B and no way to connect it" Me using a third-party SDK for the first time
Enjoying old GBS videos is now bitter sweet. 😭
It's about time that he got some Media coverage!
I bet this guy gets all the Rube Goldberg machines chicks. 😏
That is a category of girlfriend now days?
It's not useless, it's entertainment.
Sunscreen dispenser...YES I need that!😁
If it does anything...it’s not useless machine.
A useless machine is something like a machine that shuts itself down.
over complication is an art
The spinning light fixture full of both lightbulbs and a turkey leg you have to catch with your mouth made me wince really hard. One wrong move and you've got a mouthful of broken glass.
I really love his works!
Me in my redstone world:Are you challenging me?
Oh,Joseph is here! Nice!
Fantastic I need a Rube Goldberg machine inspired Doorbell
Finally someone decided to make a documentary on this TH-camr
I want to find want I love and have as much passion in it as this guy does. 😁
Wish I had a mind like that. Find it fascinating... endlessly joyful i imagine!
i love how he doesnt give a shit about the science he just has an idea and brute forces it to success
I love this channel. It makes me so happy to be able to see people enjoying their passions and following their dreams!
I knew I could hear a kiwi accent! Kia Ora Bro!
I’ve never looked up to someone so much
They need to make a movie about you becouse this is amazing.
I used to watch him all the time :)
Kudos to the hair dryer and ping pong lol
You have amazing job bro! Thank's for sharing!
the jimmy kimmel live scene makes me want great big story to do a video on mark rober
The butter thing was genius
These are the sorts of things crazy people should do to keep them busy
So basically he has good rng and amazing at making contraptions
He...gets...paid...for...this 🥺
I caught him eating a GLIZZY!!!
Guy "my goals are beyond your understanding"
I love Joseph Herscher, he's such a dear lol.
Also his show is absolutely amazing, and you can barely recognize him with a shaved face. His personality is just adorable ( ꈍᴗꈍ) bsbsbdb
We LOVE all of Joseph's Machines!!! Hope everyone will be inspired to build their own #rubegoldbergmachine! To Learn more about Rube check out RubeGoldberg.com
I watched one of these in Facebook but now I guess hes the guy
We actually saw your vid in school and we did a project about Goldberg machines too. Lol
I was supposed to make one in school once and super glued my fingers together about 17 times
Person: Do u calculate the physics behind your machines??
Joseph: pshhh!! No way!! That's sooo hard!!
There is also one in Back To The Future, if I'm not mistaken.
3:15 - 3:34 Basically "Fuck equations and practice 'til you make it"
These are absolutely wonderful useless machines, I really enjoyed this video and Joseph Herscher is a great person to interview.
But the thing I am most interested in is - how does he pay for it all. What is his source of income? When you watch a video like this it is easy to forget we live in a Capitalist society where everyone must have money, and have a constantly-renewable source for that money. His machines don't contribute anything useful to society, so no government funding, where does the money come from that allows this man to live his dream?
The machines don't directly contribute to society, but they do entertain people and make them happy which is a very important contribution to society. Why do you think people in the entertainment industry are paid so well when they have a hit TV show? Because people will watch to be entertained and advertisers want to put their products in front of those people.
Im already subbed to him! :D
Great big story' Will never disappoint us
They make these amazing content that are funny,inspiring and all out knowledge and they put so much work and effort for these 5-20 minutes of our life
Thank you Great Big Story
he can start his own museum
There was a very old movie called Appu Raja where hero kills the villain with a machine like this.
I've only remembered watching a video of the onion and letter, but I can't believe I actually get to see who this person is
You are a genius,just like T.crown
yes, joseph, love his contraptions
Oh, it’s Joseph.
Just noticed him now?
This man is the non combat version of the Engineer.
Didn't even know such machines have a name
3:16 I feel the same way about physics
Getting A to B with style
So how do you become a professional Rube Goldberg machine designer and how much does it pay?
The dude that created Homework
I knew about this man before this video.
Everyone is gangsta until you have to clean all the mess by yourself 🙂
The title is both an insult and a compliment at the same time