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I disagree. I pretty much ignore all videos that are less than 20 min, since those usually are too shallow anyways and just don't cover enough. Only when I need short overview of something which is rare nowadays.
This is truly wonderful and educational! These vintage films are special and could well be lost if not for films like this. I do find it difficult watch when the sides of the picture are stripped with additions from the picture to fake wide screen Whenever possible the films should be left as produced without this distraction. I realize that this is not in your control, but it should be discouraged. Thanks for this posting!
dude i suspect that your last video from the history of AI must have flaged your channel to YT as those channels who upload films and other third party content, so that is why you dont get recommended to any one anymore.
This combination of movies OS the best documentary on the history of mass production I've e er seen!.! Better than a anything I've seen on PBS or Science channel. And this video is from 1963-ar least the last on-what about now?
This is brilliant, just look at how much has changed and now we are nearly on the point of complete automation of society itself ! . UBI will become a nassesaty if not a solution to help with the change that automation will bring. I tend to look at the people just for the social study, too see how they look and wonder what was life like for them then. Brilliant social and technological documentary on the development and application of technology to life and manufacturing.
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1h knowledge
nice
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All the electric house tech from 60s was fun to watch.
Futurology -- 1948 style. 1949 holds promise for you-oooo!
I enjoyed all 2 hours in only 45 minutes. I took Zig Ziglar's Live Fast But Don't Die Young course at the Ramada Inn and life has never been the same.
If they only knew how awful their ideas would be in practice
2 hrs Damn
While the content is great, I must advice against 2 hour videos. It is intimdating honestly.
I disagree. I pretty much ignore all videos that are less than 20 min, since those usually are too shallow anyways and just don't cover enough. Only when I need short overview of something which is rare nowadays.
disagree , i must advice against your advice
2 hours ...boy I am excited
My buddy and I are playing "drink every time he says _continuous automatic production"_ and I think he's dead 😳
love the documentary style
'The weather control center'
This is truly wonderful and educational! These vintage films are special and could well be lost if not for films like this. I do find it difficult watch when the sides of the picture are stripped with additions from the picture to fake wide screen Whenever possible the films should be left as produced without this distraction. I realize that this is not in your control, but it should be discouraged. Thanks for this posting!
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Retrofuturism, eh? Thanks for that. Back when electroluminescent panels were gonna be the future ;*p..
dude i suspect that your last video from the history of AI must have flaged your channel to YT as those channels who upload films and other third party content, so that is why you dont get recommended to any one anymore.
This combination of movies OS the best documentary on the history of mass production I've e er seen!.! Better than a anything I've seen on PBS or Science channel.
And this video is from 1963-ar least the last on-what about now?
60's wife presents: -kitchen- "food preparation center" XD
big mistake not putting black stripes on the sides. Cant watch with the blurred shit on the sides.
Redo it without that crap on the sides
Fell asleep to a completely different video and woke up to this narrators voice 😂 got 20min to spare. I’ll just finish it lolll
They were writing G-code equivalent by hand back then, damn that has to have been tedious.
I`m fast
Avoid the undesirable slum areas whenever possible
AI must have flaged your channel to YT
How the heck did I end up _here?_
Thanks for sharing 😃🇨🇴
impressive
maybe you could cover what graphene ram will be like
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This is brilliant, just look at how much has changed and now we are nearly on the point of complete automation of society itself ! . UBI will become a nassesaty if not a solution to help with the change that automation will bring. I tend to look at the people just for the social study, too see how they look and wonder what was life like for them then. Brilliant social and technological documentary on the development and application of technology to life and manufacturing.
Need to stick to full screen view instead of partial‼️💩💩💩💩💩
Ah and here we see kibbles my pet cat with a jetpack, hello Mr kibbles 👋
5D Storage 🔥