Best of Rally WRC 2024

@jakk222
These guys couldn’t cut it in F1, their massive balls of steel would weigh down the cars too much.

@VemberNel
🐝 The beezzzzzzzzzzzzzz🔥

@Andrew_Burrows
No other motorsport comes close, the skill of these drivers is next level.

@gsdfan8455
I absolutely love the machine gun sound of the cars hitting the rev limiter on the jumps as well as the pops and cracks of the let off. That sounds like the earth tearing apart. Thanks for this

@felixdaniel144
The amount of torque needed to keep the car moving so fast with crazy drifts and turns will keep me mesmerized for hours

@mustafabugraaydoner1419
Dude, he's entering the corner at 200 km/h, it's totally crazy 🤯

@Terrible118
Amazing driving, it's unreal sometimes watching them stick to the road at those speeds. Leaving the road and floating around corners at some points. Truly amazing. I would have to change my pants after riding with these guys!

@petaz1718
A hour of WRC highlights? Yes siir.

@zoeith6
So Fords, Yotas, and Hyundais? Where are the Subarus?

@georget10i
I love Group B, but I am very impressed with how quick and nimble modern WRC cars are. They are incredibly agile.


WRC rally racing, or the World Rally Championship, is the top level of international rally motorsport where drivers compete against the clock on challenging real-world roads across the globe, from icy forests to rough gravel and tight mountain tarmac. Each event is divided into timed stages, with drivers relying on co-drivers who read pace notes to navigate every turn at high speed.

The cars are highly modified, 500hp hybrid-powered versions of production models, built for extreme durability, traction, and speed. Known for dramatic slides, jumps, and unpredictable conditions, WRC is celebrated as one of the most demanding and exciting forms of racing in the world.

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Arkansas farm crisis will shock you

@fancyhandlegoeshere
Billionaires can hardly wait to get their hands on that land.

@DVincentW
Farms are being eliminated for "AI" data centers, that don't grow food, they Destroy, Consume and Kill.

@Popcorn-uv4bx
Big Ag and Big Pharma Blackrock taking it all. All the socialized debt just keeps going up, more bailouts, subsidies, and corporate welfare. We are not voting our way out of this.

@jimthomas1989
CONTROL the FOOD!
CONTROL the PEOPLE!

@Halaqa
I went to college and became a dietitian. I realized that America will never be healthy with these companies controlling the food supply.

@gabrieltruran
As a Brazilian, I am absolutely shocked by the monopoly of these companies here as well. In addition to these, JBS, aligned with the government, has monopolized the entire meat production sector in the country, owns the only potassium mine, and controls the only nuclear power plants. The problem is really big.

@mildlyAnnoyed123
Corporate greed is quietly killing America; Big Tech, Big Retail, Big Banks, and Big Ag squeezing small businesses until they can’t breathe.

@ltcajh
They alway kill the farmers first. Thousands of towns look like this.

@TheSpoovy
The US economy is truly amazing. By far the wealthiest country on earth, blessed with every natural and cultural resource you could ever want, and yet they've still managed to arrange things so that every person who does anything even remotely useful lives in debt and poverty.

@solatayo6156
It's funny how all these people know what the problem is, but go blank when it's time to fix the problem. No one ever says "cap the billionaires." lol

@suziealsaud184
It amazes me how they never say the name of the wonderful benevolent ratfaced shekelgoblins that are destroying their businesses and towns.

@NormanSmith-p3v
I’ve lived a lot of years on this rock, seen good and bad, never seen corporate greed this bad, or corruption in our government.


Farm debt is expected to reach $560 billion this year—a record high. But it's not just because of the trade war with China. Farmers told us it's because a handful of corporations have taken control of their markets to ensure they always win, and farmers barely break even. Correction: Bayer and Monsanto did not merge in 2015 during the Obama administration. The companies reached a deal for Bayer to acquire Monsanto in September 2016. The merger was approved by the first Trump administration in May 2018.

Samsung in Taylor Texas by Anastasi

@BradleyKieser
This was rivetingly told. This video is a masterclass in how to communicate complex technology in an engaging, gripping, manner. Wow!

@branonlamphere9624
“The 600 series had rubber skin. We spotted them easy, but these are new. They look human... sweat, bad breath, everything. Very hard to spot.”

@gawebm
No idea who you are or how I landed here. But your presentation was next level.

@ДонПедро-г6ы
Absolutley amazing, Nastya! Bravo👏🏼🎉🚀

@Jamshedac-gf4bh
It’s the first time I’ve seen a documentary about semiconductors that explains very well how to install the factory, from Samsung Korean investment to the USA, a very good work. Thank you.

@andrewschull6039
Accidentally just found my new favorite ASMR channel.

@fizzyridertoo
Very detailed and accurate description. I've just retired after more than 3 decades in the industry, in my case working on CDSEM. Going to a 2nm process is a nightmare for every tool vendor and I'm very glad to be leaving those headaches behind. Thank heavens they dropped the 450mm wafers from future technology. I spent a fair bit of time at TSMC and am more than happy that I'll never have to go there again. I was also involved with Samsung for years. As bad as they were to work for, they are way better than TSMC. Just out of personal interest, one of my machines is visible at around 26 minutes. I'm pretty sure I know where it is and who installed it (Hi John L!).

@MichaelBehrnsMiller
Anastasi this was one for the record books. So many significant events in human history being quietly made at such high speed. Thank you for recognizing and perfectly capturing these moment so eloquently for us all. The progress on these chips affect us all every day, while most don't even notice. Like, spending a day on Earth and not noticing the sky.

@TheFullDub
I'm glad you covered this, most people don't realize how specific the technical regulations, from water quality, land quality, enviroment, workforce education are for success. These are the most complicated and advanced facilities built by human kind, including the hardware to manufacture the chips. It really takes the best and brighest and a workforce with the will to learn and advance there own knowledge to make it all come together.


Anastasi explains how Samsung's $50 billion Taylor, Texas chip factory overcame caliche soil with 20,000 deep concrete shafts for vibration-free foundations, secured dual power lines against grid fragility, built a 15M-gallon/day water reclamation plant with 90% recycling, and installed advanced air filtration for humidity control. Precast construction sped walls up, but pivoting from 4nm to 2nm inflated costs, delayed yields, and required Korean engineers to train locals amid supply chain hurdles like imported acids. Tesla's $16.5B AI6 chip deal provides an anchor customer for 2028 production. She describes extreme engineering efforts to stabilize the ground, power, water, air, and chemical supplies so the fab can reliably make ultra‑tiny gate‑all‑around transistors, yet shows that the hardest part is actually process know‑how, yields, and experienced people rather than concrete or machines.

Shoyan Japanese Carpenter

@maxnex7676
That is not a house, it is a work of art.

@whatyouseenow411
I am a home inspector in Texas and I am TRULY amazed at the quality of these homes!

@poppinj70
I worked as a carpenter in Japan for three years, and this is the most accurate portrayal of that work that I've seen yet, and we're talking 30 years ago.

@SeptemberSoldier
There’s a sort of spirituality in seeing a high quality craftsman in action. It reminds you that there is good in the world, and care and pride in one’s work, and that we all should aspire to live up to that ideal. Thank you for reminding us of that.

@Shawn_White
You could make 4 or 5 American homes with the amount of timber framing used. Our homes are basically sticks of wood sheathed with paper.

@joshjenkins7075
I'm an American construction worker and I've never seen such attention to detail and so thoughtfully constructed. That's no western style home this is a masterpiece. Beautiful home and even better carpentry. Amazing job. I'm learning so much and loving this channel

@tracynauman
Sir, as an American and a carpenter, I wish we valued craftsmanship the way your people do. You are an inspiration to me and the reason I started studying Japanese carpentry. I would love to come work with you and learn. At 52 and many years at this, there is so very much more. Thank you!

@Verthias
American here, I wish our houses were this nice.

@bradboyer1381
Beautiful blend of Japanese and American styles. What struck me the most was the thoughtful Japanese-style joinery techniques used throughout the construction. Americans would never use chisels and planes for framing work--too much in a hurry, I guess. That hand-precision gives a sense of timeless craftsmanship that makes the space feel intentional rather than slapped together. It's like the house is one large piece of furniture.


Experienced carpenter Shoyan completes a five-month build of a Western-style home, showcasing traditional and modern techniques. The build highlights meticulous craftsmanship, from foundation to finish, including detailed joinery and unique design elements. Watch a detailed timelapse of the construction process.

Why Don’t Jet Engines Melt?

@kktmg
that bubble demonstration is gold!

@Simple_But_Expensive
I operated gas turbine power plants for 43 years. I remember when RR announced they were manufacturing single crystal blades. Everyone at the time considered it voodoo.

@kylebailey669
This is why Materials Engineers are so underrated. As an Electrical Engineer, my hats off to you, I could never do this, absolutely insane engineering!

@CBWX
The fact that they literally grow the blade as a SINGLE crystal to prevent it from stretching is actually insanity. We tricked a rock into being one giant diamond just so we can fly.

@realSatvikAgarwal
I work at Rolls-Royce, and I have to commend you because this is such a wonderful explanation of Nickel superalloys and investment castings! I hope we make this part of our company-wide mandatory learning; it would do everyone working here a world of good. Thank you, Derek.

@AngelaPrabhu
Wow! For 40 years I’ve been wondering how single crystal blades were made. We learned about it in aircraft maintenance training but we didn’t have the fancy graphics to explain it so well then. This channel is amazing

@hollisterab
Bring back memories. I spent 10 years with GE, as a Senior Manufacturing Engineer for the F-110 and F-101 exhaust ducts, which are forward of the nozzles. Also in charge of Fan Frames for commercial and military engines, including TF-39, 80-C. Machining the HPT casing was done without coolant, using ceramic inserts, always a show, like the 4th of July, sparks galore, and .080 cut on inconel needs about 25hp to power through. I was also in charge of planning for the fan frame for the F-120, which we lost to Pratt. Back in the late 80's we were doing stuff that still today would sound pretty incredible to most people.

@gregrees9146
Most of the hot section is not just steel a lot of it is inconel which has a much higher melting temperature. Also a lot of the parts in newer engines are ceramic or ceramic coated.


0:00 How a jet engine works
3:18 Why are jet engines so big?
5:17 The Inside of a Jet Engine
8:49 Edge Dislocation
11:11 The First Jet Engine
12:48 Inside the Rolls-Royce Precision Casting Facility
17:07 Nickel Superalloys - Gamma Prime
23:58 Crystal Structure
25:38 Making a Turbine Blade
32:22 Why don’t turbine blades melt?
35:30 Throwing Sand Into a Jet Engine

The Math Ain't Mathin' by Ian Carroll

@Mhurtle65
They cancel you for telling the truth. Not for lying. They love the lying.

@kristinecoconut
To quote the amazing Candace Owens: "Everything is fake & gay." it is the golden age of scams💯

@joeceonnia1954
The Fed Reserve is a Rothschild invention to destroy America. And it’s working!

@DeathByProxxy
Dude, your level of commitment, time, and detail that you put into these videos exposing the truth blows my mind! Thank you for doing what you do, brother!

@infosyphongaming4309
The thing about corporations... We work for them and make them billionaires, and they spend that money trying to find ways to eliminate us from the workforce.

@WinthropQuach
It’s almost like printing trillions of dollars and handing it to defense contractors, bankers and pharmaceutical companies might’ve hurt the working class and made the younger generation lose hope

@NelsonSenten
I was full republican. Now I’m in the middle. Some of my views have changed. How I see them attacking Candace and Tucker has made me sick. Trump hasn’t done most of what he said. No wall is built. Israel owns the White House and influencers. Israel is in everything. My views of Gaza changed after seeing that Candace interview. My 9/11 views have changed. I’m like damn dude.

@MaryBriansmom
Demons running the world

@staceyg8552
Money is not the root of all evil. The LOVE of Money is the root of all evil.

@Livelaughlove-n8t
Bro fentanyl showed up and got everything contaminated. Party over.

@jeffyoung632
What an amazing video. This should be mandatory viewing for every U S. Citizen. The sad thing, most people don't care what happens. And they won't care until it impacts their life. And then, it's too late to do anything


Ian Carroll presents a video analysis of global empire collapses through history, drawing parallels between Spain, Britain, the Soviet Union, and the current state of the United States. It argues that empires collapse from internal economic exhaustion rather than war, following a pattern of military overextension, currency debasement, debt spirals, loss of productive capacity, social decay, loss of reserve currency status, and ultimately collapse.

The United States is described as deep into this decline, with massive debt, military overstretch, currency inflation since leaving the gold standard, and social issues like rising crime and drug overdoses.

It also discusses the AI industry's current state, highlighting its rapid growth, massive investments, and the interdependent, circular financial deals among companies like Nvidia, OpenAI, and tech giants. It warns of the AI bubble's potential collapse alongside the fragile American economy, emphasizing how these dynamics fit into the broader pattern of imperial rise and fall.

Cheryl Hines x Tucker Carlson

@lloydbraun6026
She’s what a liberal was like in the 80’s. Pleasantly surprised. She’s a sweetheart.

@NicoleRoeder-h9f
You can tell by her facial expressions when she’s talking about Bobby that she really loves him! Great interview I really enjoyed it

@realderek
Great interview. My dad would have loved this. He liked Cheryl and wondered what she thought about Bobby teaming up with Trump. He died in the beginning of October or else we would have watched it together. Love you, dad.

@kathygrant8733
Wonderful interview… Cheryl just remember there are friends for a season, friends for a reason and friends for a lifetime ❤

@goddessgirl5891
Two years ago, after hearing RFKJ's News Nation town hall interview, I was absolutely blown away, and I joined his campaign as a volunteer the next day. I knew almost nothing about him, except that people said he was anti-vax. When I told my friends about joining his campaign, nearly everyone of them literally yelled at me. Not a single one of them was genuinely curious enough to ask me why I was supporting him. Not one. I'm a Republican now.

@l.w.paradis2108
I am impressed by how Cheryl Hines is still surprised at the abject rudeness she encountered. That shows a unique measure of innocence. She's just fairer than most people.

@margiewalker1808
I love Cheryl after watching this interview. She seems to be such an amazing, intelligent, strong woman. Praying for her and her family.

@knockonolan
Before Bobby ran for POTUS, Cheryl was known in Hollywood as a rare individual who had zero enemies. Everyone loved her.

@Tippycanoe-y2i
This interview with Cheryl Hines is very good. You can tell she’s thinking before she says anything and she’s very cognizant of how any words or phrase can be taken out of context. She’s the epitome of a class act. Wish there were more people in Hollywood that were as classy as her.

@michelejones4821
Cheryl seems to have a very sweet spirit, a lot of kindness toward others. She's too good for Hollywood!

@CJinSD1
They can't tolerate her presence any longer because they know that they are wrong and she's a reminder that they're lying.

@yourname1200
We all love Cheryl... thanks Tucker.

@pon1952leod
How cool is this…👍👋🇨🇦. I’m a graduate of Environmental Science in Alberta and have long admired Robert Kennedy Jrs crusade to stop corporations from poisoning us. He is a a modern day hero facing insurmountable odds but it is heartening to know that he has a kind, brave steadfast partner.❤


Chapters:
0:00 The Odd Beginnings of Cheryl’s Acting Career
15:56 The Predatory Nature of Hollywood
26:54 How Cheryl Secured Her Role in “Curb Your Enthusiasm”
33:07 What Is Larry David Like in Private?
36:18 How Larry David Introduced Cheryl to Bobby Kennedy Jr.
43:50 Bobby's Rise in Fame During Covid
53:28 How Did Bobby's Political Career Impact Cheryl's Acting Career?
1:05:10 The Moment Bobby Told Cheryl He Wanted to Run for President
1:19:02 Was Cheryl Concerned After Bobby Was Refused Secret Service Protection?
1:27:26 Cheryl's Reaction to Bobby's Endorsement of Donald Trump
1:34:10 What Did Cheryl's Hollywood Colleagues Think of Trump?
1:42:41 Cheryl's Appearance on The View
1:48:21 Why You're Not Allowed to Criticize Vaccines
1:54:18 The Most Important Lesson Cheryl Has Learned