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Why? I'm only talking about a few OOPArts, two of which have been proven to be fake. Why would I need to use real images if these are just illustrative? If you want to see them for yourself, do some research and find more information about them.

@@lilblackduc7312 Are you not lazy at all that your given instructions to people for what you want to see instead of make it for yourself and show how good it's. First do your homework to have the minimum of rights to say to somebody how he/she should do something.

@@TheJuancalderon In the spirit of yet another great Southern gentleman, I'll only answer you with this, (I)"Never argue with stupid people. They drag you down to their level, then beat you with experience". -Mark Twain

​@@lilblackduc7312I thought you had blocked me? I recommend you the Paw Patrol channel, it seems like it would suit you better.

Muchas gracias por tu comentario y tu like, en mi móvil se escucha bien no había reparado en ese problema, lo corregiré para los próximos que se escuche de manera óptima:)

Muchas gracias por tu comentario, dedico mucho tiempo y trabajo en esto para poder hacerlo cada vez mejor! Gracias de nuevo por valorarlo y darte cuenta:)

No me extrañaria tampoco pero, sera este el sol del que habla baba banga...?

Hombre si desarrollan esto en todas las partes del mundo debería bajar drásticamente el costo de energía😊

Estan saliendo muchos materiales absolutamente increibles que me parece importante e interesante tratar en este canal junto con la gente que esté interesada en ellos. ¡Muchas gracias por su comentario!

Its not radio history, its colected Information of what happen in that time.

@@jackjawn8758 No, it's a combination of human knowledge throw IA

It's easy, if you don't like don't watch it and go to other channel.

​@@TheJuancalderonyou got it

Voila* hahaha

Why, bro? The truth is, AI is not just a trend it is a Fact That is Shaping the World! Instead of fearing it, why not embrace its potential?

It's because it shows less effort has been invested in making the video and the viewer invests time in watching videos where he wants the channel owner to give some personal touch. I don't mind the AI voice btw, till a certain extent

@@MegaWazir My idea behind using tools like AI is to explore new ways of sharing interesting content efficiently while still striving to add my personal touch in every topic I choose and how I present it. The truth is, creating each video takes time and effort. I do this because I genuinely enjoy it and I come across so much fascinating information every day that I don’t have anyone in my immediate circle to share it with, as these topics don’t interest them much. That’s why I decided to start this channel, to build a community big and engaging enough to share all this knowledge and generate ideas together with the people how aree really interested in this topics. Using AI isn’t about tricking anyone; it’s about leveraging this tool for creating visuals and voices because, honestly, voice modulation and image editing aren’t my field of expertise or study. I gather information from various sources, decide how to synthesize and compress it, and put it all together. I listen to the podcasts I generate multiple times to catch errors or to make sure the message is accurate. If everything checks out, I move forward. Every podcast, every video involves dedication, learning, and continuous improvement. Instead of spending my evenings relaxing with my wife or enjoying leisure time, I’m investing it in creating this content for you. Just because the voices and visuals use AI doesn’t mean there isn’t someone behind the scenes pulling the strings. I truly appreciate your feedback, and I hope this gives you a better understanding of the time, dedication, and work that goes into every piece of content on this channel.

@@TheJuancalderon… don’t let that get to you, this is incredible work with the newest tools available and already showing signs of mastery along with making a profit. You’ve cracked the code.

My complaint is simply that the results sound like a pair of morons. If you can make it sound like two *actual* intelligences, then I'm all for it. My time is valuable and listening to this junk is a waste of it.

el borofeno, al requerir deposición en condiciones específicas, es mucho más complejo de producir que el grafeno, lo cual limita enormemente su aplicabilidad a corto plazo. Dicho esto, no lo consideraría 'pote de humo', ya que la investigación en materiales avanza a un ritmo vertiginoso. Hace no tanto, el grafeno enfrentaba críticas similares y ahora está presente en múltiples áreas, aunque no siempre de forma masiva como se esperaba. Es cierto que la producción a gran escala del borofeno podría tardar un tiempo, pero no subestimaría su potencial. Materiales como este suelen pasar por fases iniciales de entusiasmo y dificultades técnicas hasta que alguien encuentra una forma revolucionaria de simplificar su síntesis. La clave estará en si la demanda por sus propiedades únicas justifica la inversión necesaria para resolver esos desafíos técnicos.

A que te refiere especificamente con guionado? como crees en tu opinion que hubiera sido mejor este podcast? Muchas gracias por tu comentario ya que me das la oportunidad de aprender mas y de crecer:) Feliz entrada del año desde Facts That Shape The World!!!

Decian que los chinos querian construir un ascensor a la luna para evitarse y reducir costes de mandar naves, no me extrañaria que se les ocurriese fijar en la tierra satelites mediante cables de borofeno... De momento se está estudiando en laboratorios y se esta buscando la manera de producción en lo relacionado con la tecnologia, por lo que falta algo de tiempo para que se comercialice para los mortales.

Sii, pero son otro tipo de materiales como el silicio flexible, la electronica elastica o el pariente mas cercano del borofeno..el grafeno. Lo que hace excepcional al Borofeno es que es un material muy fuerte y flexible, tiene mayor resistencia mecanica que el grafeno y por tanto los demas materiales, mayor conductividad electrica y termica, la absorcion del hidrogeno es expcepcional (para usarse para futuras baterias por ejemplo). En resumen, es cierto que hay dispositivos flexibles a dia de hoy pero hechos con materiales muy inferiores a este nuevo borofeno que se ha descubierto hace relativamente poco tiempo.

Wow, this is such an awesome comment, thank you for sharing! I love learning about how ingenuity transforms challenges into opportunities, and the Netherlands is such a cool example of that. If you have more info about other European countries doing amazing things like this, please don’t hesitate to share-I’d absolutely love to include it in future content. Seriously, comments like yours make these videos so much better. Thanks again for taking the time to share your thoughts!

Lol. Cope little man.

Hey, I appreciate you sharing your perspective, even if it’s a bit different from the direction I was going with the content. History is definitely complex, and there’s so much to learn from academic sources to really grasp the bigger picture. If you’ve got specific books or resources you’d recommend, I’d genuinely love to check them out-it sounds like you’ve got a lot of knowledge on this topic.

he born in Smiljan....where is Smiljan?in serbia or in Croatia. Its that easy the answer...

Thank you for your comment! I’d recommend checking out the full content on the channel before drawing any conclusions. I recently published a video about Serbia, where I talk about Nikola Tesla, and I also have another video dedicated exclusively to him. I think you might find both interesting and informative!

The greatest Croatian scientist is actually a Serb, sounds about right. How did the Croats treat Tesla's relatives during ww2? Oh yeah, they slaughtered them.

when i try to search for the serbian past of tesla i cannot find nothing. He born in Smiljan that its a city from Croatia i dont understand where is the problem of that

@TheJuancalderon try to Google "what nationality was Nikola Tesla"?

@@newhailman bro, before I make the podcast I wrote it, I take all the information that Google have to make it, in every page says is Croatian, the only Serbian it have is the blood for his father and family. You must try to put google "where tesla born" and you gonna be really surprised

Thank you for your comment! This is the information I have regarding Nikola Tesla's origins, but I acknowledge that I could be mistaken. If you have additional sources or insights on this topic, I’d greatly appreciate it if you could share them with me privately. This would allow me to correct or update the information in the podcast if necessary. Thank you again for your input! "Nikola Tesla was born on July 10, 1856, in the village of Smiljan, which at the time was part of the Austrian Empire (modern-day Croatia). His birthplace is located in the Lika region, known for its cultural heritage and natural beauty. Tesla came from a Serbian Orthodox family. His father, Milutin Tesla, was an Orthodox priest, and his mother, Georgina Đuka Tesla, was a woman renowned for her innovative skills in household work and school."

You're both wrong, he's Serbian you idiots

It is like saying Matthew McConaughey was not born in Texas but in United States 😂.

@darkomartinovic6475 doesn't matter, he was Serbian

Smiljan where it is?in China or Serbia? or is in CROATIA? i cannot understand where is the problem of such easy stuff.

Thank you so much for your comment and for participating in the podcast! Your insight is truly appreciated. If you could share the article you mentioned from 1933 where Hitler is described as a “Slovak with bloody fingers,” it would be incredibly valuable. I’d love to review it and consider incorporating or expanding on this fascinating piece of information in the podcast. Thanks again for engaging with us-I’m looking forward to hearing from you! 😊

Thank you for your comment! Yes, I used AI tools as part of the creative process for this podcast. They help me enhance the content and bring ideas to life more efficiently. I believe AI can be a powerful tool for creators, but I always strive to add my personal touch to ensure it reflects my vision. I’d love to hear your thoughts-what did you think of the episode?

Thanks for your comment! While AI does play a role in creating the voices and generating the images, there's a lot of human work behind the scenes. I personally do the research, contextualize the information, and carefully design how I want the conversation to flow. AI is simply a tool I use to bring my ideas to life and make the content more engaging.

Thank you so much for your comment! I’m definitely working on it and will be uploading episodes as I can. My plan is to focus on Europe first, and then expand to the rest of the world. And yes, my idea is absolutely to cover the places you mentioned! The UK, the U.S., Canada, Poland, as well as countries like Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, and Singapore are all on my list. Stay tuned, and feel free to share any specific places or topics you’d like me to include.

@ no problem and thank you again!

Thank you for your comment! Indeed, I use artificial intelligence to generate the voices and part of the content for this podcast. The idea behind this project is to explore how technological tools, like AI, can help us share knowledge more efficiently and creatively. The central theme of this podcast is the innovations of humanity at the end, and I found it fascinating to use an innovation like AI to talk about others. While I understand that the use of AI can spark diverse opinions, I firmly believe that, when used ethically and responsibly, it has the potential to enrich the way we learn and create. I’d love to hear your thoughts on this approach, and of course, any suggestions for improvement are always welcome. Thank you for listening and being part of this conversation about innovation!

Such an interesting reference to Julio Cortázar! I love how his words always invite us to reflect from unique perspectives. 'The Netherlands as the minimal muscle' makes me think about how small forces or subtle details can have a significant impact, especially in topics like innovation. What connection do you see between that quote and what we share on the podcast? I’d love to hear more about your interpretation!

​@@TheJuancalderonThe Netherlands, as Cortázar said, is the smallest muscle, but driven by the power of its ingenuity. A clear example is tomatoes. Thanks to the development of techniques such as hydroponic farming, the Netherlands, despite being one of the countries with the least arable land in Europe, has become the largest producer of tomatoes and agricultural technologies in the Eurozone. Would you like to know more uses for hydroponics? This could indeed be a great topic for future videos.

@@Rami6elsuco Thank you for such an insightful comment! The Netherlands is truly a remarkable example of how ingenuity can overcome natural limitations, as shown by their advancements in hydroponics and agricultural technology. The story of how they've become leaders in tomato production despite limited arable land is both inspiring and a testament to the power of innovation. I absolutely agree that exploring more uses for hydroponics would make a fascinating topic for future episodes. It’s such a versatile and impactful technology! If you have any specific ideas or examples in mind, I’d love to hear them. Thanks again for sharing this perspective!

¡Muchas gracias por tu comentario! Me alegra muchísimo que te haya parecido interesante y didáctico. Pongo mucho esfuerzo en investigar, contextualizar la información y diseñar el contenido para que sea lo más entretenido y educativo posible. Utilizo herramientas de IA para dar voz y crear imágenes, pero siempre cuidando que reflejen mi visión. ¡Gracias por escuchar y espero que sigas disfrutando de los próximos episodios!

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@TheJuancalderon un maestro del vuelo

Yes bro its so interesting how this material could bring us these kind of several options to use it nowadays!

thanks for your comment:)