Bronze truly is the greatest material
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- Опубліковано 31 тра 2024
- Bronze persists
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Hi, Al. This video is a dub of a Twitter meme about bronze being the best metal. Please show it to people who will like it. Thank you. - Комедії
Bronze persists
Indeed.
But is it undying too?
But the question is…. Is it also undy*ng?
Maybe
But it corrodes...
i'll stick with my tungsten cube, thanks
Yeah!
me 2
Gold cubes will make you feel way more powerful. Not only are they more dense and heavy physically, they are financially heavier too.
@@therealmanguyman tungsten and gold are of same density
@@NoNameAtAll2 Gold density is 19.30 g/cm3, Tungsten is 19.25. Sure, it's barely more dense, but it's the thought that counts.
Tell us you're coping with getting 3rd place in the Olympics without telling us you're coping with getting 3rd place in the Olympics.
What if they're intentionally getting 3rd place becuz of their love for bronze
@@ayamPENYETZ coper spotted
but this video is about bronze? @@oscarglad5284
@@oscarglad52843rd place is better than second because second is just the first loser
@@ThatPenguin scientifically speaking, that’s also true.
Ok now we need to bring the tungsten guy, the bronze guy, and the obsidian guy into one room and lock the door
i'd pay fortunes to watch that
@@PlutoTheSynthSame
i'm scared with what the tungsten bullets will do to the door
The tungsten man wins easy
AND HERE COMES PLUTONIUM GUY WITH THE DEMON CORE *violent irradiation noises and screaming ensues*
I have illegally married bronze.
:o
Be_A_Tri_Warlock
Men, women and bronze
I have "legally" married bronze.
Hey did you know: your username rules
@@Mythol-OG Aww, thanks! You could rule too in exchange for fealty to Anæns.
Bro doesn't discriminate either, he loves all bronzes equally...even the strange cousin Brass.
He literally commits racism against copper and tin here.
*Copper and tin are really cringe though.*
@@therealmanguymanthey aren't bronze, only the road to bronze
@@oscarglad5284 He still discriminates against them. You can't say he doesn't discriminate. Now I know what you might be thinking, that I am a nerd, but let me tell you this: honey isn't bee cum, but it's actually pollen (seeds used to impregnate female flowers), so it's more like flower cum
@@oscarglad5284 You need them for bronze. If you stop appreciating them, they will go away. When they go away, you can't have that outdated bronze you love so much.
This guy seems going through his bronze age…
Hopefully he doesn't get invaded by the sea peoples
@@dograttargod or in other words, sea men
Oh Gods! It's the Sea men! They're penetrating our defenses!
theres so much sea men, we havent even prepared for an attack!
I'm so glad two people went along or had the same idea as me
I know a specific man, with a specific cube, who would vigorously object
Their battle will be legendary
Heavy boi
He truly would be aware of the density.
Who? 😂
@@ViviBuchlaw THIS CUBE CURED MY MORTALITY
not gonna lie I was worried for a second but then they addressed me directly to let me know they care about me too, really appreciate it ngl
brass is the best copper alloy, change my mind
@@alexwright6816hell yeah, brass instruments are great
Better corrosion resistance than steel
You're right, iron is a false alloy because it's not an alloy, it's an element 😂
delightfully pedantic
respect
Although the iron you use to make tools, weapons etc. is an alloy.
The iron we use to make tools isn’t even really *iron* the element but instead a mix of iron and carbon and impurities. So steel is more pure iron than so-called “iron.” What a load of nonsense we get from thousands of years of industry meddling in science. You don’t see any of that with bronze, no siree. Bronze just be classy like that.
@@jodofe4879 But that isn't pure iron then
@@AnkhAnanku Bronze looks cooler.
Just wait until this guy meets Ea-nāṣir
Oh, I heard of that guy. I hear he has copper of the highest quality, and he treats your messengers with the utmost respect.
UDYREEEEEEEE
I found this at just the right time after finding out about our boy with the shit ass copper for this to make me lmao.
That bastard swindled me for half of my granary back in the Ur days
Oh man if he sold him poor quality copper I bet he'd say something like:
𒀀 𒈾 𒂍 𒀀 𒈾 𒍢 𒅕
𒆠 𒉈 𒈠
𒌝 𒈠 𒈾 𒀭 𒉌 𒈠
𒀀 𒉡 𒌑 𒈠 𒋫 𒀠 𒇷 𒆪
𒆠 𒀀 𒄠 𒋫 𒀝 𒁉 𒄠
𒌝 𒈠 𒀜 𒋫 𒀀 𒈠
𒄖 𒁀 𒊑 𒁕 𒄠 𒆪 𒁴
𒀀 𒈾 𒄀 𒅖 𒀭 𒂗𒍪 𒀀 𒈾 𒀜 𒁲 𒅔
𒋫 𒀠 𒇷 𒅅 𒈠 𒋫 𒀝 𒁉 𒀀 𒄠
𒌑 𒆷 𒋼 𒁍 𒍑
𒄖 𒁀 𒊑 𒆷 𒁕 𒄠 𒆪 𒁴
𒀀 𒈾 𒈠 𒅈 𒅆 𒅁 𒊑 𒅀
𒋫 𒀸 𒆪 𒌦 𒈠 𒌝 𒈠 𒀜 𒋫 𒈠
𒋳 𒈠 𒋼 𒇷 𒆠 𒀀 𒇷 𒆠 𒀀
𒋳 𒈠 [𒆷] 𒋼 𒇷 𒆠 𒀀 𒀜 𒆷 𒅗
𒅀 𒋾 𒀀 𒈾 𒆠 𒈠 𒈠 𒀭 𒉌 𒅎
𒌅 𒅆 𒅎 𒈠 𒉌 𒈠
𒆠 𒀀 𒄠 𒋼 𒈨 𒊭 𒀭 𒉌
𒈠 𒊑 𒀀 𒉿 𒇷 𒀀 𒈾 𒆠 𒈠 𒅗 𒋾
𒀀 𒈾 𒆠 𒋛 𒅀 𒈠 𒄩 𒊑 𒅎
𒀸 𒁍 𒊏 𒄠 𒈠
𒌅 𒈨 𒄿 𒊭 𒄠 𒈠
𒄿 𒈾 𒂵 𒂵 𒅈 𒈾 𒀝 𒊑 𒅎
𒅖 𒋾 𒅖 𒋗 𒅇 𒅆 𒉌 𒋗
𒊑 𒆪 𒋢 𒉡 𒌅 𒋼 𒅕 𒊏 𒄠
𒄿 𒈾 𒀀 𒇷 𒅅 𒋼 𒂖 𒈬 𒌦
𒈠 𒀭 𒉡 𒌝 𒊭 𒆠 𒀀 𒄠
𒄿 𒁍 𒊭 𒀭 𒉌 𒄿 𒈠
𒀜 𒋫 𒈠 𒅈 𒅆 𒅁 𒊑 𒅀 𒌅 𒈨 𒂊 𒅖
𒀀 𒈾 𒈠 𒆷 𒅗 𒊍 𒉿 𒅎
𒊭 𒄿 𒈾 𒂵 𒋾 𒅀 𒌅 𒊺 𒍪 𒌑
𒆠 𒀀 𒄠 𒋫 𒁕 𒁍 𒌒
𒅇 𒀸 𒋳 𒄿 𒅗
𒀀 𒈾 𒂍 𒃲 𒇷
𒌋 𒐍 𒄘 𒍏 𒀀 𒈾 𒆪 𒀜 𒁲 𒅔
𒅇 𒋗 𒈪 𒀀 𒁍 𒌝
𒌋 𒐍 𒄘 𒍏 𒄿 𒁲 𒅔
𒂊 𒍣 𒅁 𒊭 𒀀 𒈾 𒂍 𒀭 𒌓
𒆪 𒉡 𒊌 𒅗 𒄠 𒉌 𒍣 𒁍
𒀀 𒈾 𒉿 𒊑 𒅎 𒊭 𒀀 𒋾
𒆠 𒄿 𒋼 𒁍 𒊭 𒀭 𒉌
𒆠 𒋛 𒄿 𒈾 𒂵 𒂵 𒅈 𒈾 𒀝 𒊑
𒌅 𒊌 𒋾 𒅋
𒆠 𒋛 𒀀 𒈾 𒂵 𒋾 𒅀
𒋗 𒇻 𒈠 𒄠 𒂊 𒇷 𒅗 𒄿 𒋗
𒆠 𒈠 𒀭 𒉌 𒆠 𒀀 𒄠
𒉿 𒊑 𒀀 𒄠 𒆷 𒁺 𒈬 𒂵 𒄠
𒆷 𒀀 𒈠 𒄩 𒊒 𒅗 𒋫 𒆷 𒈠 𒀜
𒄿 𒈾 𒆠 𒊓 𒇷 𒅀
𒅖 𒋾 𒈾 𒀀 𒌑 𒈾 𒍝 𒀝 𒈠
𒂊 𒇷 𒆠
𒅇 𒀀 𒈾 𒊭 𒌅 𒈨 𒄿 𒊭 𒀭 𒉌
𒈾 𒋛 𒄴 𒋫 𒄠 𒂊 𒁍 𒍑 𒅗
Reject Humanity
Return to Bronze.
Breed with Bronze
Reproduce with Bronze
Intregate with Bronze
Become Bronze
We are Bronze
You are Bronze
All shall be Bronze
_"I. AM. not-IRON. MAN."_
- Bronze-age
Black Sabbath
(probably)
The hard part is letting go. Cyrus the great did it, why can't you?
@@DUKE_of_RAMBLE 🎶 Running as fast as they can
Bronze Age man lives again🎶
Midas should've turned everything to bronze, not gold
I am not Bronze, for *_I AM ALPHARIUS._*
“The Bronze Age”. Enemies to lovers. 30,000 words.
111
Only 30,000? That's a bit short for this man's love
And then the sea peoples barge in for a twist tragedy ending
300,000
Bronze really does feel like good game design. It's a very accessible alloy, and it's significantly more reliable and convenient to work with than all of the less advanced options, as if to reward the players for discovering alloys.
True!!
And then there’s gold. Rare pricy because it is rare but compared to other metals it’s one of the least useful ones. Only really used for electronics and copper is like 80% of that anyway. It’s so frail that you can expect a child to be able to destroy something made of gold
@@ultimaterecoil1136 but on the other hand, it is very shiny and pretty, good for making pretty decorative things like jewellery and such, and its soft and easily malleable nature meant that it was one of the first metals humans started utilising (though only for aesthetics, we didn't make tools out of it for obvious reasons)
It is like many gems and pretty stones: useful for satisfying our brain's desire for pretty and shiny things
@@ultimaterecoil1136 its really not good for starter things, but its really useful on endgame parts
@@ThorirPPand useful for satisfying our need for money to mantain the order in our societies, being a great symbol of value for many societies
Preposterous! Nothing can beat the intensity of tungsten’s density!
Except your mom
@@Shive1337Implying that this is a homo sapien.
this is clearly false, for osmium is denser. i can lift your thin tungsten cube with one finger, weakling. my osmium cube is far more dense than anything your poor old tungsten could muster. i am going to oxidize it and laugh as you succumb to the fumes of OsO4. i have grown past such weaknesses by now; osmium is my one true love and even its poisonous forms will refuse to harm me.
Bronze has nothing against my obsidian knife
Osmium
I wish you all to find someone who loves you as much as this guy loves bronze.
This guy seems to have an unhealthy obsession, and is probably. unable to let go of anything.
@@therealmanguyman "I can fix him"
@@Smaug_le_dore Top 10 famous copes
it'd bother me a bit if that someone also loves my strange cousin
@@Smaug_le_dore
"God I want him to break me"
tungsten grants a glimpse into the infinite, bronze a new perspective on the complexities of the mundane
Someone should print out this post and get it bronzed
It would win 3rd place in a "Memes made stupidly real" competition
i love what you did with the 3rd place lmao
that one guy that would be happy to receive a bronze medal
No, no, he's coping, you see. He got bronze in the Olympics and this is how he copes with it
I bet this guy is still in the bronze age with his skeleton made of bronze, he really ought to get on our level in the bone age
At least he’s not still in the Stone Age.
@@PitsaGuy1I’m still in the stick age
@@Belgianmapping1830 does that mean words do hurt you?
@@PitsaGuy1 words breaks my stick bones
@@Belgianmapping1830 pls don’t break my word bones
"[Brass] may not be good for tools or weapons but-"
Are wind instruments a joke to you?
Yes.
Sousaphone? It's Saxophone!
Those can't be used as weapons though
(There were cannons, but those don't count as instruments, despite being used as one)
@@Phantom86dit’s funny because saxophones aren’t brass instruments, they’re woodwinds
I'm pretty sure the use of saxophones qualify as psychological warfare
Never thought I'd see someone curse the founder of the Archaemenid Empire because his one true love was overshadowed.
This man's on a mission unlike any other.
someone needs to show this man the path of tungsten, for the bronze age is limited. but the embrace of tungsten is gentle and eternal, he must let it absorb his sorrows forever......
Tungsten is hard to work with though.
@@bruhgod123 That's what makes it great. Makes you powerful. It's challenges present Apotheosis, not as a reward, but as a path. Tungsten will cure your mortality.
@@amog8202 Indeed. The path to tungsten is difficult but its worth it.
FUCK YEAH ITS ME
Curious how you claim to love bronze so much and yet you have tungsten in your name
@@randomrhino4371 nah i meant that i brought this to his attention
@@gmdtungsten false prophet of the bronze you are
it's*
Give this person a medal. A bronze medal, to be precise.
Only 3300 to 1200 BC kids will remember how cool Bronze is.
Bronze is my #3 favourite metal.
"Want some quality Copper for your Bronze foundry?" - Ea Nasir
I have worked in the scrap metal industry for 7 years, 3 years ago I took a tour of a bronze factory. Ever since that fatal day I have been obsessed with the versatility of the range of alloys we call 'Bronze'. Truly a beautiful material
They are indeed better than gold, but I wouldn't want to reinforce concrete with them.
Then You Are Weak.
Maybe, but you'd fucking love it if the made hospital equipment and furnishings out of it, as Bronze and all copper alloys have an antibacterial effect proven to reduce infection rates in wards when stainless steel furnishings were replaced with Bronze ones.
@@Santisima_Trinidad But bronze rusts, while stainless steel does not. It’s also a fair bit softer than steel, and can’t hold an edge nearly as well, making it an issue for things like scalpels.
@1ManRandom
Bronze doesn't rust, but it does corrode. In the majority of cases, this corrosion is actually good, a green patina forms that protects the underlying layers from further weathering. The only time it becomes bad is if copper chlorides are formed, as that can weaken the metal over time in a way that unfortunately seems to be impossible to recover it from, and it can spread if the "infected" metal touches clean metals. This only occurs when chlorides come into contact with it, such as the ones found in salt. So, saltwater can take its toll on all copper-based metals. A good preventative measure is to wax it.
But as long as you're not dunking it in seawater, it should be fine.
@1ManRandom what the other guy said about patina, but also, stainless steel is entirely capable of rusting, it's just significantly more resistant to rust than other kinds of steel
Somebody pitches this man some Tungsten. He might change his mind.
Nah, bronze is the material of the past. Everything’s chrome in the future.
Edit: yall know it’s a SpongeBob reference right? Or am I silly?
FUUUUTURE!
Except Firefox.
Everything was chrome in the '50s too, you know.
Witness meeeeee!!!!
@@23rdpotusbenjaminharrison3 You weren't chrome in the 50s. My great grandmother was never chrome. (I would know, I personally met her)
As a brass enjoyer this has made me appreciate bronze more.
misread that as "I love fucking bronze so much" at first
"What should I do to remove my 'cylinder' from *bronze pipe* ?"
This man is so dedicated that it makes me actually consider researching the subject
He needs a bronze cube
🔶
🤔
Indeed
Can't believe he just dumped on copper like that!
Silver is the grey-test material
this comment was *golden* .
Collins reactive moment
Bronze work is so pretty i do love seeing it around
Nobody tell this man about the bronze age collapse
It is a hoax
@@jodofe4879 bronzo-caust denier
He could give you a great rant about the Sea People.
reject bronze, return to rock and stick
on second thought, just rock is fine.
Return to cool rocks and cool sticks
When I joined the Corps, we didn't have any fancy-schmancy tanks. We had sticks! Two sticks, and a rock for the whole platoon-and we had to share the rock! Buck up, boy, you are one very lucky marine!
@@armorhide406 I feel like you guys had a bit of a skill issue if you couldn't find more than one rock. Your survival is more impressive that way, tho.
@@therealmanguyman If the UNSC didn't issue you an additional rock, you'd deal with it and like it
@@armorhide406 What the fuck is the UNSC???
the way you say "bronze" with such an air of superior haughtiness every time is sending me
He's right. I looked at those rods and I honestly can't say that they aren't better than gold.
I mean hey, so long as it isn't aluminium.
Aluminum is underrated smh… and aluminum bronze is 😍😍😍😍
1:00
"Brass may not be good for tools or weapons..."
Sounds like someone forgot about guns!
Shell casings for bullets are made of brass. This is because the shell casing needs to be light enough that a soldier can carry plenty of ammunition, yet strong enough to withstand the explosion of the powder that propels the bullet through the barrel of the gun. Not only has brass been the best candidate to meet these requirements for years, but it's also so strong that the shell casings can actually be re-used multiple times. You can fire a bullet, pick the brass shell up off the ground, and use specialized equipment to insert more powder and a new bullet, creating a cartridge from a re-used shell that can be fired again. Brass shell casings can be re-used multiple times each this way, and it usually only becomes dangerous to re-use a brass shell casing when it's visibly damaged or split, or requires manipulation or trimming to re-load the shell. Many gun owners in the US who shoot frequently will purchase reloading equipment and reload their shell casings in order to save money on getting ammunition.
By comparison, steel shell casings have been available for many calibers and weapons too, but are known as less reliable than brass, and simply aren't well suited to reloading. Experts will tell you it's "possible", but it's only possible under the most ideal circumstances and is generally bad for the reloading equipment, so most consider steel shells "disposable". There are talks that the military might switch to plastic shell casings to cut down on the weight of ammunition, but the technology is still debuting, and even when it's ready, the plastic probably isn't strong enough to be used for reloading. Even if plastic cartridges are good for military application, brass cartridges will likely hail in the civilian market for many years to come because reloading the shells is a great way to save money on restocking spent ammunition.
Going by his praise of the Bronze Age and his hatred of Cyrus of Persia I seriously doubt the man is familiar with anything more advanced than a composite bow...
great lesson on casings, also brass hammers and brass knuckles exist, there are brass fittings for plumbing, brass in most carburetors. if i did a google search i would probably find 100 more uses for brass.
@@lewie110 Thanks for sharing those too!
From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me. I craved the strength and certainty of bronze.
Bro's gonna freak out when he learns about silver
I watch The Drum Thing and I agree.
If anybody was wondering, most old cannons were made of bronze. So you’d better love them as this man does or else
Thanks. Tiny island is in third place. No idea how this happened
"And with bell bronze, there is just too much to love."
Of course, it's got a nice ring to it
It's all fun and games until a bronze plane destroys a bronze tower...
I'm Batman, i live in the shadows.
Flashbang out.
My man deserves a bronze medal for this one
>Cringe base metals like copper and tin
**Angry electrical engineer noises**
>Brass is bad for weapons
**Laughs in C260 cartridge brass**
This guy still trying to cope with the bronze age collapse
Bronze is a respectable pick for best material, but I respectfully sustain that Carbon is the true best: the base on which all life is built, the bricks that make up the structure of both diamonds and hematite, the hardest material and the preferred mineral for making writing utensils.
Carbon is the solid foundation, the glue, and the epitome of the various materials, for how would we be able to harness Iron, if we didn’t exist?
How could we make bronze if we couldn’t write down how to make it successfully every time? How would we burrow to the depths and reach more resources if not with diamond-coated or tipped drills?
Bronze is a big step in the right direction, but once you learn how to harness Carbon, there is a clear winner.
Carbon is life, literally.
As a brass guy™️, I appreciate the shoutout
The Onion is doing some weird shit when they're not reporting honest news! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
My little Bronze Age
When you get third place, but try to prove you are true winner
1st place: yes, i win
2nd place: aww man, I'll get it next time
3rd place:
"Why is all my metal so lame and lumpy?"
"Tired of using lame, sad metal?"
"Introducing: BRONZE"
Nothing... NOTHING! Beats Tungsten in my heart.
Bronze. A great alloy, but an even greater ally.
Marry me legally, or can you?
- Bronze
Bronze this and bronze that. I’m into beryllium bronze
Looks like someone got 3rd place and is trying to cope with it.
This is the best work yet. The bronze of YT humour.
Everything this man said about bronze, I feel for steel
Tungsten Cube versus Bronze
Is one more glorious than the other, or will they be an eternal acknowledgment between two holy elements.
Time to create a tungsten-bronze alloy
@@jodofe4879 Google "Sodium Tungsten Bronze"; it is divine 🥵😳
That one weird tech priest that's been away from Mars for too long.
Brass has many applications in welding, piping, and appurtenance fittings. It’s is very good for those applications.
May I introduce you to this here cube?
It's made out of Tungsten.
This man hasn't heard of unobtainium
Steel has been one of the bronze families great partners in endeavor in the last 3 centuries.
They can accomplish more together than apart.
The same is true of wood but for a longer time.
The Bronze family has been absolutely indispensable in undertakings upon the water and in space and in music and wood and steel have been by their side for.all of it.
From the moment I saw the weakness of of my flesh, it disgusted me. I craved the strength and certainty of bronze
I think this guy likes bronze
0:50 of course we love brass, it gave its name to the music instruments which turned orchestras so epic!
I love these rants people go on bc they are passionate about the strangest things, like the one with the radioactive element that just sucks is also golden.
The profile picture really makes this
still waiting for the age of mithril
"Brass isn't good for weapons"
Shell casings "Am I a joke to you?"
Guy who still hears the voices of the gods instead of an internal monologue.
Just hear the sound of bronze *pipe falling sound*
"Bronze is the mirror of the form, and wine of the mind" - some old dude I forgot 💀
this has the same energy as the tungsten cube video
And yet none of his bronze could overcome the sheer might of tungsten. His puny bronze idols would bend and dent at the very weight of it.
My Chrome-plated Francium cube: nah I'd win
They say Supernovas are caused every time a blade of Bronze and Tungsten clash
FINALLY, SOMEONE ELSE GETS IT! Bronze has gotten us as a species so far, it deserves more recognition!
This goes on for two minutes.
I can see this man attempting burn a pile of gold in the future with a bronze lighter
He really hasn't heard about tungsten, even in its iconic cube form.
Wait until you shatter a tap in brass, that’ll change your mind real quick.
Khorne blushes at the Brass part.
remember that meme template of that athlete vehemently celebrating getting third place? this guy is that athlete.
Universal paperclips but instead of paperclips it's just this guy converting all of earth's metals into bronze.
The only reason we switched from Bronze to Iron was because it was easier to make, even though it's weaker. So he's right.