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McMurtry Spéirling electric hypercar sets a new record for driving upside down with suction fans producing enough active downforce.
Bill explains how the two-liter plastic soda bottle begins as a plastic tube, highlighting its clever design and manufacturing process.
Kevin Smith, Stan Lee, Mark Hamill, and J.J. Abrams discuss filmmaking, writing, and their careers in an entertaining conversation.
The video exposes the dark history of Reddit, including censorship, mob mentality, and problematic moderators, showcasing the platform's toxic side.
The App Store's shift from one-time purchases to subscription-based models has led to a decline in game quality and a rise in in-app purchases.
Dunkey argues that Mario Kart's low price point is a disservice to the game's quality, and that it should cost more to reflect its value.
South Park's Stan Marsh learns the hard way that putting money in the bank doesn't always mean it's safe, as his savings account mysteriously vanishes.
CoffeeZilla reveals the FBI's sudden disbandment of its crypto enforcement team, sparking concerns about the future of cryptocurrency regulation.
Fred Astaire, 71, cuts loose at the 1970 Oscars, showcasing his impressive dance skills and charming stage presence.
Examines how Israel got away with attacking the USS Liberty in 1967, exploring the conspiracy and cover-up.
Elephants at the ABQ BioPark Zoo joyfully react to a didgeridoo performance, showcasing their unique sounds and movements.
Game developers achieve a major milestone in audio optimization, showcasing a first look at raytraced audio technology.
Leslie from the TV show Patriot does cocaine in an AA meeting, showcasing his reckless and troubled character.
Research shows that our brains are shrinking, and our ability to learn and remember is declining. The author argues that this decline is due to our reliance on technology and social media.
Cramer shares techniques used by hedge funds to scam the market, providing insights for investors to better understand market manipulation.
Former US Labor Secretary Robert Reich discusses income inequality in the 2013 documentary 'Inequality For All'.
The shady business of game key resellers who profit from exploiting gamers, and how they screw everyone in the process.
Critique of aerial footage in the 1988 B-movie Nightmare at Noon, arguing it was unnecessary and overdone.
Val Kilmer makes a surprising cameo as Batman in a British sitcom, sparking debate among fans about his suitability for the role.
The history of jailbreaking iPhones, how Apple killed Cydia, and the rise of alternative solutions.
Coffeezilla exposes the banking issues at Yotta Bank and Evolve Bank & Trust, highlighting their refusal to let customers withdraw their funds.
Chrisp tortures scammers until they shut down, exposing investment scams and fraudulent activities.
Martin Short expertly roasts Conan O'Brien with hilarious impressions and witty remarks, showcasing his impressive comedic skills.
Battlestar Galactica's iconic 'I'm getting my men' scene is explored in this video, with analysis of the characters' motivations and the show's themes of war and humanity.
A Christian mom stumbles upon her 8th-grade son's Spotify playlist, revealing his taste in rap music and teenage rebellion.
A couple's love endures despite a tragic accident, showing the power of true devotion.
A man shares his thoughts on the meaning of life, sparking a heated debate with a stranger. Written by Braden Dobrenz, DP: Dylan Totherow, Edited by Michael Butala.